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J ■K 'i .■ /' A' 14 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Personal and Social " News of Joanna MRS. GEOR(JE METTS, Correspondent and Representative " Telephone Joanna 3261 t_ Mr. and Mrs. H C. Elliott and | week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. _i&!tuly i of Georgetown, spent the McCarthy, week-end with Mr. and Mrs H. M. M r. and Mrs Elbert Boyce, Bar- Elliott and other relatives. b ara ^ n{ j Elaine spent the week-end Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Craig and in Hickory. N. C , with Mrs. T. M. Miss Chrystelle Craig spent the Buff. week-end in Greenville with Mr and mj-. an j Mrs.,J F Lowman vis- Mrs J. L. Craig. ited Mr. and Mrs. J? J. Lowman in Miss Marian Surratt, of Coker White Rock Sunday atternoon. t’ollege.--spent the week-end witff Mr. and Mrs. P. F.- Swygert and her parents. Mr and Mrs Ray Sur- Terry Swygert spent last wee-end in Atlanta with Mrs. G B. Swygert and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Dolan Mr. and Mrs. Carson Nabors w’ere Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Thursday, February 25, I960 ratt Mr and Mrs, Bobby Boyce and Cherry, of Aikoh. visited Mr. and Mrs. J M. Rowland and Mr. and Mrs Roy Boyce during the week- Mrs. Richard Willingham in Rock ond. Hill. Later in the afternoon they Mr and Mrs Robert Franzen, of visited Mrs. Ball Richards in Char- Piedmont, visited Mr. and Mrs. lotte, N. C. Carl Franzen Sundaj Mr. and Mrs W. S. Arrowood. of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lewis and Bamberg,-Mrs. Johnnie Reynolds, of children, of Hock Hill, spent Sun- Asheville, and Miss Vivian Ballew day with- Mr and Mrs. Shuford , spent the past week wh(ji Mr. and Iawmv Mrs. Irvin Arrowood They also at- Mr. ami Mis, Fred.Wilson and tended the funeral of their grand- famdv of Tavlors. wished Mr. and father, R D Daniels Mrs Harold Russell and Mr. and Mr.- Ernest Ostwne Sunday after noon. Mr.- E J. Willingliam. Mrs. J. F. McCarthy. Mrs Rudy McCarthy and children .-pent Saturday with Mr an«-i M r s Richard Willingham :n Rock Hill Mr- Bryce I 'tile. Miss Ktiseann Liulc and \i Little, of Charlotte. Vi-ited J M Ross. Mr. and Mrs l oci! O'Dell Saturday. Me and Mrs Frank Harbin and tamily 'of Greenwood, visited Mr ind Mr- t 11 Hunnicutt last Sun day I Mrs Gleiuiis Killian. - of Lexing ton spent the wvek-end with Mr. ;ind Mrs J E Killian.. Mr and Mi- GeorgelAIetts and daughters spent Sunday in Colum- tua with Mr and Mrs Claude Metis Mrs. Sara O'Shields and Mrs. Cora Brewington were Monday vis itors in Anderson. Mrs. R. B Smith celebrated a ■ b’irthday on Feb. 14 Miss Joyce Brewington celebrat ed a birthday on Feb 20. Mr and Mrs Frank Brannon i.-ited Mi ano ' s C. A. Bran non In Silver street .- nday .ifter- noon. - Mr and M .- Jake Griltin and foinilA . of Columbus. Ga.. and Mr. ai:d Mis Ralph Hdlisda* and sons, of Aiken, sjKn c week-end with Mi. .oh! Mrs. Mack Bryant. Mr and Mrs Halter Waits visit ed Mr and Mrs Julian Gardner in Spartanburg uib Sunday. Mrs. Hugh Polla. ix*turned Mon day after sptMidi.;, several days in Columbia with R Poilard who is a patient at tiic^tiMerans Hospital . Mr. and Mrs Wallace Abrams' and family, of t amp LeJeune, N. , C . spent the week-end with Mr and ; Mrs E C Abrams wmi the sick Mrs Minnie Childers is a medi cal patient at Joanna Hospital. Mrs Bessie Jennings is receiving; -r. i at the local’hospital. Mrs. Ruth Bell Laurens—Mr!s. Ruth Morse Bell, tiO. of Rt 2. Laurens, died early Thursday morning at the Laurens County hospital after an . illness of several years She was born in Burke County. V C , the daughter of the late Dave and Frances Hellams Morse "k „ . , ,,, , « t. , i . , , , * ..j Kunin . Lot. ha.- returned home Survivors include her husband, ... . . . . , .r , _ . . ,, , . alter lieing a patient at Joanna Hos- Lee Be!!, and a sister. Mrs. Lola , * ' Habb of Laurens . ' . Funeral service- were conducted Ra > , Ch I a ^ 11 '* treat ' at the home of her sister. Mrs Lola ^J™^* 0 ****} Babb, Saturday at 11 00 a. m. by the Rev. Ray Craine Burial was in Leesville Methodist Church ceme- terv Mrs. Bromletf Laurens — Mrs Carie Virginia Rramlett, 80. of Rt 1, Laurens. Mr-. Fred Bragg and grandson,; Michael Smith, have been ill with 1 the flu. Rev. Hugh I) Pollard is under going treatment at the Veterans; Hospital in Columbia WELCOME NEW PASTOR We welcome Rev Hugh Bickley died Sundav morning at the home comrnum t> * ias ^ t * en a P‘: of her son, T H Bramlett, after P° inted to Epworth Methodist an illnes of several years. Church t0 fl11 ,he vacanc y caused ; She was born in Darlington Coun- the recen, death of Rev. Nathan ty. the daughter of the late Henry * leming and Eidna Shirley Brown. She was I Eev. and Mr- Bickley are for-, a member of Rocky Springs Pres- merly of Newberry and they are byterian Church. ' no" occupying the parsonage on Surviving besides her son are two Magnolia Street daughters, Mrs. J. J Coates. Sr.. FATHER PASSES AWAY of Laurens; and Mrs. Ernest Gar-! '>ur sympathy is extended to Mrs. rett of Killen. Texas; one brother, J. H. Lott and Herbert Owens in the Tom Brown of Greenville; four recent death of their father, Victor grandchildren and eight great- Owens, of Ware Shoals grand-children. , ' ' P. T. A. MEETS Funeral services were conducted The Joanna Parent-Teacher As- at Kennedy Mortuary Monday at sociation observed Founder’s Day 5:00 p m. by the Rev. Fred Har-;at their meeting Monday night ini mon and the Rev. Chalmers Me- the cafeteria of the school. The | t'utchen. Burial was in Forest Lawn | Founder's Day dinner was served cemetery. , by Mrs. Rudy Prater and her staff. Mr. and Mrs Rudy McCarthy , with the school acting as hosts. and family, of .Aiken, spent the! Following the dinner, the business ’! session was presided over by the 1 president, Cecil Bishop. Various re ports were given and items of in- i terest were discussed "Founders of P. T. A.” was the topic of the program given by Mrs. Mary Lehman She was assisted by Mrs. George Metis, who gave a re- I port on “From Her Dream Grew ithe Mighty National P T. A.”, and Mrs G. N. Foy, who gave the his tory of the Joanna P. T. A. Eleven other members took part in a skit about P. T. A. Past presidents of thc-.P. T. A. were special guests St the meeting. OptometruU Office Hours 9-5:30 200 South Broad St. PHONE 658 . DR. FRED E. HOLCOMBE SHARP RELIEF Midwive- used to put a knife under the'bed to “cut the p..in' of childbirth. Sbunds foolish, nowadays. But then, we re lucky. We have man> wonderful pain- rebeving dr^gs . . other powerful medications, too. When you’re ill, ta\e advantage of the newer, effec tive medicinal*. See:. ;our physician s advice . .. ne’s the o.it> one dua’iticd a> prescribe foi >our health. 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