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Thursday. February It, ItM THE CLINTON CHRONICLE * MPM Personal and Social News of Joanna HRS. GEORGE METIS, Correspondent and Representative ' • Phone Joanna 3261 Mrs. J. D. O'Dell accompanied Mrs. Fred Ross to her home in Springfield. Va, for a two weeks visit. Mrs. O’Dell is spending this week with her sister and brother- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Horne, in Colonial Beach. Va. , Mrs. Roy Templeton and Gail t were Saturday visitors in Rock Hill. MT. and Mrs. William Beckom and Lynn, Miss Peggy McClain, of Greenwood, Miss Sandra Beckom, of Greenwood and Greer, and Bo Galloway, of Clemson College, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Beckom. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murphy celebrated a wedding anniversary .on January 31. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Craig, of Greenville, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Craig. Mr. and Mrs. John Fulmer visit ed in Central Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Nobles, Mrs. Made Gregory and Marcia, of Newberry visited Mrs. W. W. Hair Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Swygert spent the week-end in Atlanta with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Dolan. Miss Myrtle Mlirphy, of Augusta, spent the week-end with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Murphy. Mrs. Bertha Stroud has returned home after spending the past two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stroud, of Columbia. Mike Cooley, of Clemson, spent the week-end with Mrs. Lav ini a Cooley and J. M Rots. Mr and Mrs Harold Lewis and children, of Rock Hill, spent the week-end with Mrs John Lewis and other relatives Mr and Mrs Bert Maurer, of New York City were Saturday din ner guests of Mr and Mrs Floyd i Puts Hie Maurers were eoruute to Miami Fla Mias Pat Carr, tf Columbia, vast ei Mr and Mrs Glran the Mr and Mrs. Alvin Bedenbaugh and daughters, Mrs. Delia Russell and Miss Card Russell, visited Mr. and Mrs. John Bedenbaugh in Batesburg Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Summers and children, of Ninety Six, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bishop and family, of Mountville, Mfr. and Mrs. L. H. Rinehart. Jr., and Mrs. L. H. Rine hart, of Batesburg, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bishop. Mrs. Nell Chandler, of Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. John Paul Goodman and son, of Greenwood, SP5 Char lie Chandler, of Hawaii, were Sun day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Chandler. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Fuller, of Newberry, spent the week-end with Miss Mary Fuller. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Rushton and sons spent Sunday in Belton with Mr. and Mxs. Robert Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Waits visited Mrs. McKellar in Greenwood Sat urday. Mr. and Mxs. J. D. Salters and children, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Har mon and family, of Greenwood, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Curt Salters. MLr. and Mrs. Bernard Nabors visited in Greenville and Spartan burg Sunday. Janies Stogner, of Lawson Furni ture Co., U a business visitor in High Point. N. C., this week Mr. aad Mrs. J. W. Smith. *f Newberry, were Meuday supper guests of their aleccu. Misses Mil dred aud Currie Bell Workmaa. Mr. and Mrs Julian Gardner. Karen and Wayne, of Spartanburg, spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs H L Gardner Mr. and Mrs Wal ter Wads. Mr and Mrs Cus Heiltagsworth. of Cludon. and Oraa Nabors, of Crerun ilk usited Mr aad Mrs G C Nabars T-Sgt. Letter Swaatt. of Nashville. Tenn, w*^ called to Whitmire last week-end due to the illness of his mother, Mrs. Russell Gilliam He also visited Mr and Mrs. W. R Lanford Mrs. Frank Brannon and daugh ter. Phoebe, attended a shower for her daughter-m law, Mrs. Sylvia Brannon, in Fellowship Hall of the Harris Methodist Church in Green wood on Monday evening. HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY Furmart Dominick celebrated his sixth birthday with a party at Kin dergarten last Monday morning. Games and songs were led by the teachers, Mrs. J. B. Mitchell and Mrs. W. E. Byars. The birthday cake was white with j cowboy decorations. Mrs. Ira Dom inick, Furman’s mother, served the birthday cake, ice cream and Pepsi Colas to the 30 young guests. Fav ors of suckers and bubble gum were given to the children. Each guest remembered Furman with a gift. Queen at Newberry College. Miss Wehunt has also been invit ed to become a member of the Gamma Sigma Society, an honorary society in Psychology which is a study to work with retarded chil dren and the mentally iB. HOME ON LEAVE SP5 Charlie Chandler is spending a 20-day leave with his parents. Mr. and Mrs ' C. W. Chandler. Sgt. Chandler has spent the past three years in Hawaii and will report to Fort Campbell, Ky., at the end of his furlough. LOSES FATHER J. C. Longshore of Greenville, died at the home of his daughter. Miss Elinor Longshore, last Tues day night. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon in Newberry. He was the father of Lester Long shore. of Joanna. service the Tbornwell Junior Chor us under the direction of Mrs. J. P Johnston will give a musical pro gram. The pastor. Rev. Hugh D Pol lard. extends an invitation to all to attend these services Charlie B. Powers Passes In Hospital Laurens—Charlie Boho Powers. «8. of Rt 1, Laurens, died early Tuesday morning at a local hospital after an illness of $e\eral years He was a veteran of World War I and a farmer of the Warrior, Creek community. ^ He was the son of the late James Thomas and Mary Ellen Taylor] Powers and was a member of War rior Creek Baptist Church Sunning are hit wife, Mrs Gut- sie Mae O^ent Powers; two son*. Harold Powers of ilwton; and James Powers of Laurens, four daughteni.'Mrs, B R. Drummond of Birmingham. Ala . Mrs. Buddy Oakley of Clinton. Mrs W. J Theo of Woodruff, and Mrs. Brad Sim mons of Washington. D C.; one brother. Sam Powers of Laurens: one sister, Mrs. Ethel Wilson of Pickens; and seven grandchildren Funeral services were conduct ed at Warrior Creek Baptist Church at 3 00 p m . Wednesday, by the Rev. R. A. McKinney and the Rev Clair Baker Burial was in the church cemetery Visit Barcelona yoWL QhoixJL oft, (Bhandk. Oti- Mason, seaman, -on of Mr\ Mary Mason of TOO Jefferson SC, and James L Dowdy, damage con- Ltd techmcia third claas. son of Mr and Mrs Rennie L. Dowdy of KM M a son St., Clinton are serving aboard ’he heavy cruiser USS Des Moines which vis ‘ed Barcelona. Spain, in January for a nine-day 1 stay The 21,000 ton cnu-er, fla'gship of the l\ S Sixth Flee?, is operating "1th tht fire* Mi-d’.erranean Mrs. Longston, 70, Dies In Lourens Laurens—Mi- Maggie Benjamin Langston :<* <.f 4*m S Harper St., MAXWELL HOUSE or SILVER LABEL died early Friday morning m a hoe . pol in (olumbu afw one year <4 declining health She was the daughter of the late John Y and Fannie May Benyamin and was a member of ’he First Methodist Church of Laurens Funeral services were conducted Sunday at 3 p m at Kennedy Mor tuary Chapel by the Rev Victor R Hickman and Dr Robert S Cooper Burial was in Rose Hill Cemetery Surviving are four sons, four daughter- four brothers, including John Benjamin, of Clinton and Wai ter Benjamin, ( >f Mountville five sisters and a half sister Mr' Elu- abeth IVl.oaeh, of Clinton 2(t grano- children and si\ crea? yrar.dehii- d^eri WITH THE SICK Mrs. Gloria Tucker has been dis charged from Joanna Hospital fol lowing treatment. ’ Elbert Morris, of Prosperity, has returned home after receiving treat ment at Joanna Hospital. Linda Farmer underwent an ap pendectomy at the local hospital last week. Mrs. Bessie Corley received treat ment at Joanna Hospital during the week. Fred Putman underwent minor surgery on Monday at the local hos pital. Keith Brannon underwent surgery at the Joanna Hotpital on Monday . Norman Holt is a medical patient at Joanna Hospital. Ronnie Norris is receiving treat ment at the local hospital. Mrs. Lillie Mae Mills has return ed home after being a patient at Greenville General Hospital SAFETY BANQI ET The employees of the Shop and their guests enjoyed a safety ban quet at Panorama Lodge Saturday Cart F PTA TO MEET The PTA of Joanna School will meet Monday night at 7:00 p. m. in the school lunch room. Mrs. Frank Simpson, program chairman, will present a Founders Day program Founders Day is the birthday of PTA, and an offering will be taken at the meeting. Joanna School will be the host for the evening and a Founders Day dinner will be served. All members and patrons of the school are invited to attend. •vcvMwr. H M El aad Mrs Cart Mr aad Mrs W R aad Mr sad Mrs Baa WE HAVE MOVED! AMEKKAN HOME UFE INSURANCE CO. PaMdyRr Bavuaqg hama fgaaBna Maakars Fur AJauua a i aMury P • Baa MB ChMUa. ft C. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ACTIVITIES The Youth Fellowship of the First Presbyterian Church of Joanna will conduct evening services on Sun day, March 1, at 7:30 instead of Feb. 22 as announced earlier The program will consist of spe cial music by Jerry, Wayne and Neil Hall and others of the group. An organ, a recent memorial gift, will also be used in the program. Miss DeViolette Bernhardt and Miss Rose Veal, of Spartanburg, will speak and show slides depict-1 ing Palm Sunday and the Life at Chnst. On Saturday. February 21 at 7 30 p m Mr and Mrs Derrril Boiard • ill eoteriaia the PYF at tbetr borne Gifu and medical «uppUe* lor Foreign Missions will hr reentv- rd at tbu unw. 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Jay Abram, af the department, led the group m several games Mm Gay Craven was elected Queen and Stanley Stockman was the King Hamburger steaks, French fries, slaw, rolls, cake squares and tea were served. Mrs. Van Godfrey, Mrs. Jessie Prater and Mrs. Georgia Franklin are teachers in the department On Friday evening the Interme diates of Epworth Methodist Church had a Sweetheart Banquet. The so cial hall of the church was decorat ed in keeping with the Valentine season. Tbe ptano was covered with a red covtr with a dried arrange ment and red hearts as the center- piece and kissing figurines on each end. The tables were covered in white with red hearts and red and white carnations as centerpieces. Mrs. Naomi Wier led the 21 guests in games and fellowship singing with Mrs. H. G. Murrah at the pi ano. Sue O’Dell gave the welcome and H. G. Murrah, Jr., the response. Rev. 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