The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, September 22, 1960, Image 9
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Personal and Social
.News of Joanna
MRS. HOMER JACKS, Correspondent and Representative
TrleptMse 4M1 Jmbu
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gunter spent
several days recently with the for
mer's mother. Mrs J. S. Todd, in
Winter Haven, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. L R Thompson and
Randy attended the Thompson fam
ily reunion on Sunday at Rainbow
Lake in Spartanburg
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cooper and
Mrs. J. S. Sprouse of Wane Shoals,
were Saturday supper guests of
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Smith.
SA Wayne Couch of Norfolk. Va.,
* spent the week-end with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow
Crouch.
Mr and Mrs. Homer Jacks were
Saturday visitors of the latter’s
brother, Burlan W. Matthews, at the
Veteran’s hospital in Columbia,
where he is a surgical patient
Mrs. Ollie Abrams was a Tues
day visitor in Greenville
Mr and Mrs. Algie Abrams and
children. Martha Ellen and Algie,
were Sunday visitors in Walhalla
with the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. Graham, where they at
tended the birthday dinner given for
her mother.
Mr. and Mrs H M Elliott were
Saturday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Cheek in Royston, Ga En-
route home they visited Mr and
Mrs. Clarence Elliott in Anderson.
Mr .and Mrs. J. M. Waits and
daughter, Linda, of Belton, were
Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
W K. Waits
Mrs. Guy Prater and daughter,
Cindy, Mrs. Carson Nabors and dau
ghter. Dale, were Sunday visitors
of their brother and sister-m-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Willingham
in Rock Hill.
Mr. and Mrs George Melts and
family were Saturday visitors in
Chapin with Mr and Mrs Charles
Metis.
Mr and Mrs. E. J. Willingham
! were Friday visitors of their son
! and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Willingham, in Rock Hill *
Mr and Mrs. L. E. Prater,* Mr.
and Mrs. Rudolph Prater and Kent.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Roebuck and
family. Mr. and Mrs Ellison Prater
and family, Snow Prater and Mrs
Caicte Brown attended the birthday
dinner of Mrs. Esther Prater in
Bateeburg Sunday. Mrs. Prater was
96 years old September 18 She is
the mother of L. E. Prater
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Craven were
Saturday visitors in Greenville and
Liberty.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Corley cele
brated their wedding anniversary on
September 21.
Members of the Joanna Teen-Age
Club attended the Abbeville-Clinton
football game in Abbeville Friday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Willingham
and family of Travelers Rest, spent
the weekend with the former’s par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Willing
ham.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Tinsley of New
berry, spent' Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. C. D. Bowers, and
Mr. Bowers.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crolley and
Mrs Sallie Bridges attended the
birthday dinner of E K. Rucker on
Sunday of last week in Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bedenbaugh
and family were Sunday visitors in
one hundred members of the family
attended
A bountiful picnic dinner was
served. Mrs. Brown was presented
many nice gifts
ATTEND MEETING
Mr. and Mrs.-W. K. Waits attend
ed a meteing of the tuberculosis as
sociation in Charleston several days
last week.
PTA MEETING
The first PTA meeting of the Jo
anna Elementary School for the!
1960-6 session will be held on Mon
day, Sept 26, at 7:00 p m in the
lunch room at the school The presi
dent, Cecil Bishop, invites all par
ents to attend. Dues are fifty cents
per person for the yar
BIRTHDAY PARTY GIVEN
One of the loveliest parties given
recently for the small fry was held
at the home of Mrs. Bobie Bridges
honoring her little daughter. Jan, on
her fourth birthday, Seut 8. with
72 of her friends attending.
Mrs. Bridges entertained t h e
youngsters on the lawn with out
door game sand contests Party
favors were miniature mats
The birthday cake with attractive
red and white decorations formed
Batesburg with Mr and Mrs John th « center piece for the table with
Bedenbaugh red and wh,te tab,e cover
Miss Sandra Salters has returned . Tbe bostess served the group re-
to Columbia from a ten days visit ,res hments of ice crea, cake and
soft drinks.
Copeland-Davidson
Post No. 56
American Legion
ELVIN HOLTZCLAW
Commander
THURSTON GILES TED PREVATTE
Finance Officer Adjutant
Sick Room Equipment Campaign
The Post has for loan to residents of Laurens,
Lower Abbeville and Newberry Counties WHEEL
CHAIRS. INVALID WALKERS] CRUTCHES and other
necessary equipment.
This money is Iteing raised by selling Farm & Ram h
(new or renewal) and other publications.
Even- resident is urged to cooperate. Delivery guar
anteed. . t
The Workers Are:
Ralph Foster, manager: Mrs. Ralph Foster, Okey
Adkins. Guy Pearman. Mrs. Guv Pearman, Charles
Nash.
Residents, when called on, should request to >ee In
troductory Letters, signed by Commander El via Hn| tr
i-law. No donatioitM are solicited or accepted.
FOR USE OF ANY OF THIS EQUIPMENT. CON
TACT COPELAND-DAVIDSON POST NO. 56. AMER
ICAN LEGION. OK ANY OF THK ABOVR Offl-
CERS.
LAURENS DRIVE IN
THEATRE
LAURENS. S. C.
PHONE 2-.T50I
Nothing Is An> Finer In The State of Carolina Than
Going To The l^iurens Drive In Theatre —
Wed.-Thurs. Sept. 21-22
2 FIRST RUN PICTURES
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Sept. 23
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Sept 24- 25 - 26-27
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1 Person Free Per Car — (Jood Only Wednesday.
Thursdai and Friday. September 21. 22 and 23.
with her parents. Mr and Mrs Cur
tis Sahers.
Mr. and Mrs Cecil O’Dell, Sue
and Jeff, visited Mr. and Mrs J. H.
Craft in Silverstreet Sudday
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lowman. Sr.,
Mr and Mrs. Dannie Bouslay spent
! the week-end in Columbia and
, White Rock with Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Low man and Mrs. J J. Lowman
Mr and Mrs. Cecil Fanner visit
ed Jimmie Farmer at Enkine Col
lege in Due West Sunday.
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to AllUlIIC rviom MtOD-.. I o* to AUICB aailSIS WUASt
FIRST AREA SHOWING
ADMISSION — Adults 50c — Children Under 12 Free
SAM SAYS...
YOU
CAN GET
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CASH
AND PAY ONLY
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In mo payments
$16
$21 j
$2*
Jan was the recipient of many
attractive gifts that were opened
FOOTBALL SUPPER
On Saturday evening at 5 o’clock,
the last years midget football team
enjoyed a delayed, earned supper.
The barbeque chicken plate was
served at the picnic shelter Julian
ilunnicutt and Alvin Marshall as-
>isted by a group of Boy Scouts pre
pared the food. John I. Moore,
recreation director of the Joanna
Mr and Mrs. Charlie Nabors. Jr, Foundation is in charge of the foot
and son. ’•Chucky." of Clinton, were hall activities
week-end guests of Mrs J. D. WITH THE SICK
0 Dell Friends will be glad to know
Mr and Mrs S L Hair of Co- Mrs W L Ni* has returned home
lumbia, were Sunday visitors of
John Ross and Mrs W W. Hair
Attending the fall seminar of the
Woman s Society of Chnatian Ser
vice at O'Neal Street Methodist
Church in Newberry Saturday ware
Mrs J D O Dell. Mrs Pearl Wil
hams. Mrs James Simpson and
Mrs Lavima Cooley
SURPRISE P%RTY GIVEN
On Wedm-ada) of la»t week Mr>
Swanme Wicker was pleasantly sur
prised when a group of fnends gath
ered at her home to help celebrate
her birthday
As the rvciug pfngre«.ed party
games contests and refreshments
j were enjoyed Mrs Wicker was pre
sented many nice and useful gifts
that were opened and passed
HOMECOMING PLANNED FOR
I PVtOK Til CHURCH
Plans are being made for home
coming at Kpworth Methodist
Church on October 9 All former
pastors thru families and members
4 the church are invited to attend
The guest speaker for the raor
rung worship service will be the
Rev Perry W Turner of Anderson
EVER READY CLASS HAS
MEETING
The Ladies' Ever Ready Sunday
school class of Epworth Methodist
Church met on Tuesday evening at i
the home of Mn James Simpson
Mrs H G Murrah Jr., gave the
devotional for the evening
During the business session it
was discussed and voted to hold the
class meeting once each quarter
and to continu to hold them in the |
homes of members
It was also discuaeed as to what
reject the lathes c "Id use to raise
.onds for class expenses
The laiii s of t .c da > were asked
t > help wi i the w vmg of dinner
for tv > cccTtirvg. also to see that the
eider people have seat, at the table
At the dose of the meeting the
hostss invited the ladies into the
dining room and served a light
supper
GILLARD PEON1E REUNION
AT PICNIC SHELTER
On Sunday. Sept. 11. Mr. and Mrs.
Cliff Caldwell wer hosts to the Gil-
lard-Peonie family reunion at the
picnic shelter. Those from out of
; town attending were Mr. and Mrs.
A. P.. Pyler of Florence; Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Gillard and family. Mr.
and Mrs Carl Compton, M.r and
Mrs. Joe Farrell, Mr and Mrs.
Bob Gillard, Mrs. O. H. Blackwell.
1 Mrs. Jessie Compton and Mrs.
Louise Roach of Greenville; Mrs.
Margaret Bright and daughter,
Sheryl, and Ronnie Clark of Lau
rens
from General Hospital in Green
ville, following two weeks treat
ment. •
Little Wayne Jacks is confined to
his home due to injuries received I
while playinf
John Burnett Sr. continues ill at
his home on Pickens Street
Mrs Stella Bishop has been dis
charged from Joanna Hospital, fol
lowing surgery.
Mrs. Olene Murphy is recuperat
ing at home following treatment at
the local hospital.
Mrs. Mary Leaman is a surgical
patient at Joanna Hospital,
Mrs. Gwinn Clark has been dis
missed from the local hospital,
following surgery.
Mrs Helen Rowe has been dis
charged from Joanna Hospital
where she received treatment.
Tommy Willingham continues ill
at Joanna Hospital, where he is!
undergoing treatment
Friends of Mrs. Evie Tinsley will
be interested to know she is a 1
punnet at Columbia Hospital for
surgery.
Jack Holsonback is a patient at
Joanna Hospital, undergoing treat
ment.
Mrs. Bertha btrowd continues ill
and has been moved from Self
Memorial Hospital, Greenwood to
the Baptist Hospital in Columbia
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mr and Mrs. Robert Taylor an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Cynthia Dianne on September 19
Mrs. Taylor is the former Mix
Barbara Medlock
TUESDAY
Milk peanut buttter and raisin
sandwiches, sliced tomatoes, car
rot -kicks, cak with chocolate ic
ing. butter, applesauce.
WEDNESDAY
Milk, meat loaf, steamed cab
bage. whipped potatoes, com bread
or biscuit, butter, fruit jello
THURSDAY
Milk, navy WKfflV'>«ao<i beef cas
serole. summer daw, turnig greens,
com bread, butter, applesauce
FRIDAY
Milk, fried fish fillet, grated cab-
bage and carrot slaiw w ; th dressing
green beans, corn bread, butter,
diced peaches.
Mrs. Rhodes
Gray Court—Mrs Mary Stroude
Rhodes, 72. of Rt 2, Gray Court,
died at a l^aurens hospital at 10 30
p m Tuesday after an illness of
nine weeks and several months of
declining health
She was the widow of the late
Arthur Rhodes and a daughter of
the late Benjamin and Sabra Whit
mire Stroude She was a member of
Cedar Shoals Baptist Church
Surviving are two daughters. Mrs
Cennie Malone of Rt 1. Fountain
Inn ;and Mrs Gertrude Beck of Rt
2, Gray Court, two sons, M Sgt
Miles Rhodes of Fort Jackson, Co
lumbia; and Queenie Rhodes of
Joanna: three sisters, Mrs Electa children
Waddell of Croas Anchor: Mrs Etta Funeral services were "inducted
Simmon^ and Mrs Cora McDaniel, Thursday <*r 3 00 p m at Antioch
both of Spartanburg, two brothers. Uapt.4 Church by tfw- Rev Tom
Lee Stroude of Enoree, and Berkie White Burial va* in the church
Stroude of Clinton; and 16 grand cemetery
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Menu
Week of Sept 26-M
MONDAY
Malk. sliced cheese, tiled lunch
eon meat, baki-d mashed tweet
potatoes with marsh mallows, green
peas, plain muffin*, butter fresh
grapes
J. R. Crawford
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Friday
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We are closing earlier fir«»! four dav- of the week in
order not to lengthen our emplovee-* work week.
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T. M. YOUNGBLOOD
Y’our Telephone Manager
MANY OF YOU probably remember watching some of
the Bell Telephone Hour shows on TV' last fall and spring
So, I thought you’d like to know thrt^sefw»of musicals
was recently given the George Foster Peabody Award for
the best “Television Musical Entertainment” in 1959 The
Peabody Awards are given annually to recognize distin
guished community service in television and radio by the
Henry W. Grady School of Journalism of the University
of Georgia and a national Advisory Board headed by
Bennett Cerf. You'll be interested to know. too. that the
Bell Telephone Hour will be back on the air the latter
part of this month with a wonderful new fall series. So
watch vour newspaper for program information.
MISS O’DELL HONORED
Complimenting Mis Brenda Jane
O'Dell, young bride-elect, Mesdames
Hade Prater and James Simpson
entertained on Friday evening at the
I home of the former on Sims street.
The delightful occasion was a lin
gerie shower .
Mrs Simpson directed the guests
in several games of the bridal jjiotif. I
The honoree wore a polished toast
flowered cotton dress with brown
and white accessories Her corsage. 1
a gift from the hostess, was a night
cap of net and lilies of the valley, j
Little Julie Prater, dressed as a
miniature bride with train and veil
caught to a headdress of white flow
ers. presented Mis O'Dell wjth
many lovely items for her touseau
A salad plate with party dainties,
petit four sand tea was served.
Mrs Claire Daniel Jitts of Clin
ton. was an out of town guest for
the party.
BIRTHDAY DINNER AT
PICNIC SHELTER
Mr and Mrs W. C. Brown. Mr.
and Mrs Leroy Brown were hosts
o tvSundav. September 18, at the
picnic shelter at a birthday dinner
for the former • mother. Mrs Alice
Brown of Greenwood, who was ode
brat mg her 74th birthday. Around
FALL SOUNDS at your
house ’ More footsteps, more
chatter, more coming and
going? 1 guess fall brings a
new spurt of energy in every
body’s family. With all this
increased activity »at home,
plus meetings of all sorts, pity
poor Mom! Now wouldn't an
extension phone be a whale
of a help at thi* point? One
in the kitchen right where
Mom works, or one in the
bedroom so she can prop
her feet up (once in a while)
and relax while chatting. Extension phones aren't expen
sive, and they come in such lovely colors, too Why not
call our business office for more information about ex
tensions in your home.
SECURITY AND SAFETY. 1 heard recently about a
telephone operator who received a signal on her board
at 2.30 a.m. Answering, she heard crying and groans.
Quickly, she found out whose line it was, called the police
who went immediately.to the,home and found a lady
who had become ill and fallen to the floor. She had
knocked over a small table and her telephone was found
lying nearby. Prompt action on the operator’s part quickly
sent an ambulance to rush the lady to a hospital for
treatment. Around the clock, your telephone serves you
and your family—with peace of mind and often in
expected emergencies.
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