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T Tharaday, Aifust 2, 1962 THE CLINTON CHBON1CLK ■■ Personal and Sod of JvuOna MRS. HOMES JACKS, i00**m*000mm*i Mr. and Mrs. James Connelly and children and Mrs. Belle Con nelly of Prosperity, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ris er. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Daren- port, Linda and Susan, Don Swy- gert, Roman and Mary JasUn spent Sunday of last week in the mountains. , Little Jeff Hogan attended Camp Fellow ship on Lake Green wood recently. Mr. and Mrs. Rome Buff and children of Chesterfield, Ohio, Mrs. T. M. Buff and Fred Buff of Hickory, N. C., were recent visi tors of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert 1 Boyce and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hogan. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Freeman, Randy Wofford and Mrs. C. A. Green, Jr., of Columbia, and Mr. and Mrs. Neiffer Creswell of Clin ton, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jacks. Pfc. and Mrs. Wilbur Bolick left Tuesday night for Fort Hood, Texas, where Mr. Bolick is sta tioned following a 13-day leave and visit with Mr. and Mrs. Al vin Marshall and Mrs. Bolick in Kinards. The couple will live at 913 Estelle Ave in Killeen, Texas. Mrs. Ruth Clark of Denver, Colo., who is enroute to Florida, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Sue Motes, and Mr. Motes for a few days. Kenneth Frazier, Larry King and Clarence Martin left Wednes day for Fort Jackson where they were inducted into the army for six months. Mrs. Jewel Richardson and children of Columbia, Mrs. Flo- rella Dixon and children of Clin ton, Mrs. Mary Shealy and chil dren of Newberry, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Vadie Campbell and Mack. Mr. and Mrs. Rolfe Clark were Sunday visitors in Whitmire of Mrs. Clark's brother and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Yancey Puck ett. Mrs. Delia Russell, Carlton Wehunt, Mr. and Mrs. Vestus We- hunt and children visited Mrs. Lelia Kinnie in Gainesville, Ga., Sunday. They were also visitors in Lumpkin, Ga. David Poag of Baltimore, Md., is visiting his grandparents, Mr and Mrs. L. H. Poag. Mr. and Mrs. Jones Wallenzine spent the week-end visiting points of interest in the mountains. Billy Adair of Washington, D. C., spent the week-end With his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Adair. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Barker and children of Lumberton, N. C., were Sunday overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Barber and Ricky. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wallen zine, Mrs. Maxie Wallenzine and daughters of Clinton, were Sun day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bragg, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Smith. RECENT BRIDE HONORED On Thursday evening a host of friends gathered at the Joanna club house honoring Mrs. Keith Campbell, a recent bride, with a for the occasion included Misses Janie Culbertson, Janice Ruff, Virginia Modfe, Moadames nice Kinardt f«ly Brown, N Wier, McNeal Trotter, Cooley, Willie Mae Wow, Olivia Abrams and JerakUne Jacks. Miss Culbertson and Miss Ruff greeted the guests, and escorted the honoree to the honor chair that was covered in white with ivy trailing down the arms. The party rooms held lovely pink and green flower arrangements. Mrs. Cooley directed games and contests, following which the guests were invited into the din ing room for refreshments, con sisting of a salad plate, pound cake, mints and drinks. The gift table was overlaid in Mrs. Ruth Cobb, member of Ep- wprth Church for many years. ;• Mrs. La viola Cooley was in charge of entertainment for the party and presented a “This Is Your Life*’ program on tape. Each lady gave a farewell wish to Mrs. Cobb. Following entertainment mem bers of the WSCS social service hostesses for the occasion, served refreshments of punch, cake squares and nuts. Miss Kitty Mae Mosely presided over the punch bowl, Mrs. Cecil O'Dell — _ “n* **”• Rw *y Prater served P r0Wn ’_ * i * W t««k« The table was overlaid in white with red rosebuds placed at intervals along the edge of the cloth. v At the conclusion of the party the ladies formed a Irindship circle and sang ‘ Blest Be The Tie.” Mrs. Cobb was remember ed with a gift. The family moved last Saturday to Hendersonville, N. C., to join Mr. Cobb who left several weeks ago to take up his new position as overseer of spin ning for Tuxedo Mills. They will live at 815 Justice St., Hender sonville, N. C. COUPLE HONORED WITH LUNCHEON i ». j u , . I On Sunday of last week Mr. \'^ OW ' r 0, ? »°<1 Mr,. Floyd PltU and MU, and utrful gift, that was Prr,em-[ B(>a n i( . pltt! ' „ ed the honoree. For her party the honoree wore a pastel blue batiste dress with white accessories and a white corsage, a gift from the hostess es. Mrs. Campbell is the former Sheila Jacks. The couple will live on Browning Avenue in Joanna. Out of town guests attending were: Mrs. Roy Campbell, Robin and Mark of Whitmire; Mrs. Ru fus Madden and Mrs. Pete Fuller of Laurens; Mrs. James Jacks, Mrs. Fran Robbins and Mrs. Tony McGee of Clinton. CARD OP THANKS I wish to express my thanks and appreciation to all my friends for your kindness and sympathy to me at the death of my sister. For the beautiful flow ers, cards and every act of kind ness I am deeply grateful. —IRA VIRGIL WHITTLE BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Smith Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Smith an nounce the birth of a son, Larry Doyle, on July 16 at Hays hos pital. Mrs. Smith is the former Miss Jeanette Bragg. The Smiths have another son, Michael, who is seven years old. WOMAN’S CLUB SPEAKER The Joanna Woman’s Club will meet this evening (Thursday) at 7:30 at the club house. Miss Ruth Hair, program chairman has announced that Rembert S. Truluck will be the guest speaker. He will show slides, relate experinces and im- pressisns of Ms recent trip to Europe as a representative of Lions International. All members are asked to at tend. HAS ACCIDENT Friends will be interested to know Charlie Wofford had the misfortune of falling from a lad der at his home and is on the critical list at Self Memorial hospital in Greenwood. GOIN&AWAT PARTY GIVEN Monday evening of last week a group of ladies of Epworth Meth odist Church and the Woman’s Society of Christian Service gath ered in the educational building for a going-away party honoring Crass HMW AUSTIN, lovely luncheon at the Mary Musgrove Hotel complimenting Mrs. Frances Warner and Dr. Marion Lawson, whose engage ment was recently announced. The pink and green motif was carried out. The table was over laid in white linen and was cen tered with a lovely arrangement of pink carnations with a minia ture bride and groom in the cen ter. Place cards engraved with pink wedding bells marked each guest’s place. Favors were min iature bags of pink tinted rice. The guest list included very dose friends of the honorees. CARD OP THANKS Dear Subscribers: I wish to inform you of my resignation as your correspondent. This will be my last week to serve you. I wish to express to each and everyone of you my deep appre ciation and thanks for the won derful cooperation you have giv en me the past two years. It has meant much to me. I have thor oughly enjoyed serving as your correspondent. Mrs. Maurice Davenport will be your next cor respondent and I am sure you will cooperate with her in the future as you have done with me in the past. —MRS. HOMER JACKS With the Sick Friends of Cecil P. Wilson will regret to know he is ill and has been a patient at Hays Hospital since Saturday. His condition is improving. Surgical patients at Hays Hos pital include Mrs. J. C. Estes, George Lawson, Mrs. Nelson Gar- Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ray Ruder and children and Mrs. Ralph Wilkie left Friday for a trip to Washington, D. C. and other places of interest and will return by the Shenandoah Valley. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cole and Joseph Cole attended the wedding of their daughter and sister Miss Nancy Cede and John Parnell which took place Sunday after noon at the Eureka Baptist Church at Anderson . Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Pinson. Mr. and Mrs. Sarnie Pinson and daughters of Clinton spent Sun day at Grost Town and other points of interest in the moun tains of N. C. Mrs. Southgate Jones and daughters of Durham, N. C. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lykes Henderson. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boyce Jr. and family of Whitmire were Sun day guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Boyce. Sr. David Thomas re mained for a longer visit. Miss Sara Boozer of Green wood spent several days with Misses Frances and Margaret Gray. Miss Carolyn Coleman, David Coleman, Perry Simpson and Johnny Coward spent Sunday at Camp Rawl with Miss Sue Cow- ard. Mr. and Mrs. Allie Irwin spent Sunday with relatives at Abbe- ville. Friends of Mrs. J. E. Leaman will be glad to know she is at home now after being a patient at Self Memorial Hospital for several weeks with a broken hip received in a fall. x Bruce Simpson is improving after undergoing a tonsilectomy at Self Memorial Hospital Satur day. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ingle, Miss Barbara and Johnny Ingle visited Ghost Town Sunday. The Mountville Grange held their annual picnic July 19th at the Grange Hall. A delicious and bountiful picnic was enjoyed by Grange members, Mr. and Mrs C. P. Key, State Grange Master and his wife and other invited guests. After the picnic, Master J. M. Wham called the meeting to or der and introduced Mr. and Mrs Key who showed slides and told of their trip to India in 1960 when they went as representatives of the National Grange. In telling of the life and econo my of the country, Mr. Key stat ed the average agricultural year- income per farm was $45 and there is no electricity, school or colleges in the country. The farming methods are primitive and they have very little coal or petroleum products. He said the U. S. is unloading a ship load of grain in soma peel in India every day and this country is helping to develop their agricultural and educational systems while Russia is helping develop the iron ore. Mrs. Key displayed cooking equipment and showed how the Indian women dress. A different dialect of language is spoken in each of the 14 states. There are 256 political parties with the Communist ranking second. Mountville News MRS. MAUDE BRYSON Miss Zelle Crisp .and Dr. Blanche Crisp Badger are visit ing in the Mountains of N. C. and Virginia this week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bannis ter and family spent last week end at Ocean Drive. They were accompanied by Mrs. Janie C. Burns. Mrs. Frances S. Hunt visited in Athens, Ga. and Tennessee dur ing the past week. Dr. Ruth Stokes accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Sarah S. Hunt er of Laurens spent Sunday la Travelers Rest. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Carter and family of Spartanburg spent the weekend with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Car ter. Mrs. Effie W. Fuller has re turned from Columbia where she has been visiting Col. and Mrs. C. M. Fuller, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dupre. Miss Kathy Stewart, Joe Wham, and Wade Goodman at tended junior camp at Camp Fellowship. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ducker of Macon, Ga., visited Mrs. Dock er’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Carter over the weekend. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Nichols Air. and Mrs. Emerson Nichols announce the birth of a son, July 23. at Self Memorial Hospital. lb* l-M tat Ann Opened lo Public ists, CMsf Highway er Silas N. wore given final inspection Fri day by Highway Department of ficials. The two areas almost directly across the new freeway from each other are equipped with rest Each has Rs own built to reoulred standards of Gw State Health Department. Each has its own deep woQ to supply tresn r^liuiRw tested by the health department, for drinking water. A modern water fountain is in the foyer or entrance of aaech building. Separate rest rooms la each building are provided for men and women. The buildings are of concrete construction. The buildings and grounds will be maintained by the Highway Department, with a caretaker looking after both of the areas. The public’s cooperation in keeping the building clean and free from vandalism is urged by Mr. Pearman. The general contractor was B. E. Baker and Sons, Whitmire, who built the two structures and wags treatment plants on a total low bid of $80,000 00 of Novy Station M. GOliam. bird ciare, U8N, son of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Gilliam of West Centennial St., CHaOia. Is a member of the Naval Air Sta tion, Mlremar. Calif., This crew prepares the a day that are served to oueaade of men serving aboard the station Gilliam Is a member of the crew which was named to receive the Key Me morial General Mess Award, which is made yearly to the Navy’s outstanding Lows Andsnon Witfc Aircraft Sqd*. - * c. — ~ son of Mrs. 8. P. ia which returned to Re of 17. hi with the Red ports in the IF YOU YOU Sunday Ddumt Special 88c BAKED CHICKEN HOAHT BEST BOAST PORK Small T-Bane $1J» SLM Luncheon Prepared To Go—Call $97-431$ Serving From 11:9S A, M. Open 7 Days A Wadi HAWKINS CAFE JOANNA f; 1 ALUMINUM SIDING x AWNINGS WROUGHT IRON GUTTERING ALUMINUM SCREENS STORM WINDOWS AND DOORS CaH CoUact For Free Estimatea 9466 & Svpply Company s. c. let's go to Church Sunday rhto Seriaa at hi PuMiaked Each Weak hy the Folia wing Clinton Ftrma In the (atareat Of Increasing Church Attendance. NEWBERRY COUNTY BANK Joanna DATE HITS ARE A HABIT AT THE MIDWAY 7 THEATRE CE OF LAURENS COUNTY ssn i Tonight and Friday JACK CUMMINGS' 8H01 Mies Priscilla Blanton of Thornwell is a patient at Blalock Clinic. Lynn Chandler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irby Chandler, is a patient at Blalock Clinic suffer ing burn injuries. Discharged from Hays Hospital earlier in the week were Eugene Akins, Presbyterian College stu dent, Mike Barnes, suffering in juries received in a bicycle acci dent, Mrs. George B. Joye, Brooks Patterson, and Mrs. Zeb Miller. Mrs. Grady Smith, Jason Wat son, Jr., Miss Peggy Lawson, Mrs. Myrtle McGlohoo and Mrs. James Coates are patienU at Blalock Clinic. Charlie Wofford who has been a patient at Hays Hospital haa been transferred to Self Memor ial Hospital, Greenwood. Patients at Hays Hospital in clude Mrs. Stella Lee Johnson, Mrs. Tommy Youngblood, Mrs. Joe Shockley, Darryl Mauldin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mauldin and Sandra Joyce, Infant daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Joyce of Laurens. Mrs. Emma Poole is improv ing at home following surgery at Blalock Clinic. Friends of Hubert Owens will be interested to know he is a Gent at Hays Hospital. Undergoing surgery at Hays Hospital and now improving at home are Gregory of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin David Beaty, and Last Wook for BALDWIN MOTOR CO. 3-STAR IBH) MR SFKWtS Take your pick! Fine late-model used cars A — i jtaan uaaew enmaao usmw 9 QAma* UMn in iraoe on our new ctr j-otar Specials! All ready to roll and priced to « ! They’re going fast-better csg|^ I grab yours today!!! WnCHONEWULITBE?*** I960 Ford Starttner coupe, extra dean, loaded with extras. h * « X I960 Chevrolet Impala One owner. FuHy 4-door hardtop, equipped. 1959 Mercury Monterey, 4-door, extra dean. 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