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Clin ton, S. C„ Thursday, May 27, 1965 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Personal and Social News of Joanna MRS. W. J. HOGAN Correspondent-Representative Telephone 697-6440 Mrs. W. C. Brown, A2c Don- happy wedding anniversary' to aid Brown, Claudine Floyd and Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Powell. Frankie Gresham visited rela- Frlday May 28, birtdhay ttves in Charlotte, N. C„ recent- „ e , ent to Rurty ,« ow. t j , * Yarborough, Geneva Flyod and ■ , U a Ph,hp f ^ 0 » ed ••Rook" Thomas, week visiting in Anderson with . , Mr. and Mrs. Joe Anderson. The 2901 brings birthdays to Dora Edmonds, Johnny Buck VISITORS FROM INDIANA Banks and Merl Honeycutt, and Mrs. Tommy Sease and chil- a wedding anniversary to Mr. dren, Jody and Jimmy, of Indi- and Mrs. James Bagwell. anapoUs, Ind., are spending May 30th we wish Connie some time with her parents, Prater, Cora Lee Lever, and Mrs. James Addison. Mr. Sease pete Johnson a happy birthday will join them at a later date, and best wishes for a happy Mr. and Mrs. Buford Lowery wedding anniversary to Mr. and Karen and Mrs. Roy Boyce and Mrs. Harold Gardner and visited relatives in Sumter and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Delany. Camden over the week-end. T G Murphy and B. C. Flow “ r - a " d Mr * - c - Holcombe w m ce i e brate birthdays May 3, attended services at the Upper and observing wedding anni- Long Cane Presbyterian Chrch versaries are Mr.' and Mrs. recently, going especially for Hack Prater and Mr and Mrs the infant baptism services in c jj Oswalt which their grandchildren, „ .... , . , . d . , i „„ , r ’ Happy birthday on June 1 to Ralph, Danny, Jimmy and Ly- M H ^ Ue Tew who wil , cele . dia Ann Clement, were baptiz- ™ ^ U Ce e ed. They are the chUdren of Mr. brate her birthday - and Mrs. Bobby Clement of Ab- Jerry Dove wiU celebrate a beville. birthday on June 2. Mr. and Mrs. Benny Belcher and children of Saluda, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Doolittle, Joe Rogers and Mrs. Bertha Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Hol combe, Donna and Pat, and Pvt. Max Holcombe enjoyed the week-end at Ocean Drive. WINN-DIXIE WINNERS MRS. J. H. HUNTER $1M.M Winner SHIRLEY WILSON $100.00 Winner „ . , F. H. Kennedy, Mrs. Jean Kel- Saturday guests of Mr. and i Jf Marshall Samples, Charies Mrs. Guy Misenheimer and Mel M. Coker, J. Karl Johnson, Sr., in Rock HiU were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Jodie C* McMillan, James Elbert Boyce and Elaine Boyce Birchmore, Thelma Boatright, of Winthrop College. E a r 11 n e Ficklin, William H. Mr. and Mrs. Carson Nabors Johnron, C. A. had as last Sunday’s guests Mr jj p. Dunaway, Mrs. Lucius’ and Mrs. Edgar Hoover and Burns, Sara I. Heaton, Law- children of Leesville. ‘ rence A. Nelson, Nellie B. Lol- lis, Joan Reese, Elbert Leop- PIANO RECITAL ard, Mrs. G. C. MclnvaiUe, Mrs. Carson Nabors present- Mrs. Mattie Evans, Bessie ed her 20 piano pupils in re- FI -minf, Ruth M. Dendy, Al- 22, at the First Baptist Church. Cullough, Mrs. Betty Rushton, Playing were: Vickie Hum- >rrs. Helen Bobo, Aline Kinard, phrey, Melanie Prater, Colette Mrs. Mary Freeman, Nettie Floyd, Julie Prater, Laura Thompson, Gladys A. Barnes, Waits. Susan Tinsley, Leonard G ?^; Floyd. Lynn Nabors, Katby Re^u,, g,.., Mrs’. Jim Kelly,’ Berry, Lynn Byars, Cathy Na- Mrs. Elisabeth Motes, Mrs. F. bors, Susan Livingston, Jenni- M. Mayfield, Lloyd H. Taylor, fer Barnes, Kathy Murphy, M. F. Putnam, Cora Lee Grant, Dale Nabors, Gay Craven Lin- Mrs - Martin Kreigel, Charlie E. Jea " , Ab T S ' 2r&BSrd T ’Mm M £T Donna Brannon, and Sue Dav- sawyer, Linda V. Kindley, Ed- enport. ith Boyce, William Holmes, S. L. Bond, Mrs. Shirley Griffin, BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mrs. Leanna Holland, Mrs. D. HENDRICK R. Coker, Mrs. Reese Young, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hen- Mrs. E. T. Shouse, Patsy drick of Newberry, announce Moore » °**“ f 1 ’*!? 1 *!’ MayShe'is^h 0 f’ , Ray ' t Tripp May 12. She is the former Joyce Eunice Braswell, James Little, Ginn of Joanna. The Hendricks Rebecca Little, Aurelia Richey, have two other children. Betty Woodworth, Louise Leake, PVT. HOLCOMBE ON LEAVE c tt i t . _ Jones, snerman it« niAssey, Pvt. Max Holcombe of Fort LucUle Reeder, Mrs. J. J. Jackson, is spending a 14-day Cornwall, Mrs. Emma M. leave with his parents, Mr. and Thompson, Ott Thomas, Mar- Mrs. T. C. Holcombe. Following garet Bailey, Gladys Penland, the leave, he will attend school f « k 1 * Pa 2 er8 ?“' d«n P ?r“ 1 i trti ? 1 " g h Ab * r ' C?“"' Gwr^ Penliud MatS ^° Ving Grounds in Hi gb- Kinard, Mrs. C. P. Templeton, Vllle > M d. Bessie Meece, Mrs. Ethel Lind- ATTENDS FUNERAL sey, Mrs. W. R. Pitts, Jr., Mrs. Carson and Louie Nabors, Barbara Eaton, Mrs. Ja™* 8 alone with Luther Nabors of Braswell, Martha Baker, Matil-, along with Luther Nabors of da WesUey Mrs. Ed Young, Laurens, attended funeral ser- Mn . David Mixon, Harry vices for Mrs. Leila Cooley in League, Mardrie Sprouse, Betty Camden Sunday. Woodworth, Mrs. J. H. Cannon, VISITING IN NEW YORK H - B - Gaskin, Roy Garrett, Mrs. Mr An /i m,.* t r- tt,.G. L. Locklear, Thomas O. New- Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Huffstet- man Mn Eari Rice p ope j olm _ ler are enjoying a week’s va- M rs. Clara B. Hunter, Geo. cation in Long Island, N. Y., M. Lawson, Mrs. James Burnett, with the latter’s sister and Ronny Audia, Mrs. Gertrude brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. M^re, Louise Beck, Maggie a . _. . . Richey, Mrs. Gerald Carue, A M. Cohen. Their plans in- chip | pipeSf Mrs> George Fha . elude a tour of the World’s Fair Ups, Mrs. Grady Simpson, WiL and other places of interest. lie Hill, Jerry Pitts, Mrs. Alice HOME ON LEAVE fowler, E. E. Cagle, Elisabeth a on ty xr . H. Stokes, Sudie Putnam, M. TttoHnnSi ot ld c N i B Wh0 was H - Lo 1118 ’ Mrs - Claude Lawson, stationed at Salma, Kansas, is Clyde Campbell, A. C. Young, fpending the month of May L. W. Hedgepath, John Brown, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Alvin W. Gilmer, C. K. I will^reDort « Tl' ^ ^•TkSuu, L he wiil report to his new desti- Blakely, Mrs. Clyde Cray, Eu- nation at Great Forks, N. D. gene Madden, Rosa Spires, RECEIVES DISCHARGE Mrs. Axaleen Robinson, Mrs. Larry Joe Whitlock received ^ Young, Edna Willard, Mrs. a discharge from the Navy at E ‘ B. .Copeland, W. P. Duncan. Scituate, Mass., in April. Last week, he and Mrs. Whitlock and daughter, Terry Ann, came to Joanna where they plan to make their home. At the pres ent they are with his mother and step-father, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Johnson, Sr. CARD OF THANKS To the citizens of Joanna and Clinton: We would like to thank those of you who helped Tom Furr (who is pictured above with the money collected) to reach his goal for the Church of God Home for ChUdren in Gaffney. Mr. Furr raised $102.06 this year for them. This was turned over to the Joanna Church of God Easter Sunday. Mr. Furr has raised several hundred dol lars for this orphanhge In the past few years. He is 78 years old and loves children very much. We would like to say thanks to him and everyone who helped him in his efforts. —The Joanna Church of God BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES Happy birthday today, May 27, to Susan Prater, Missy Smith, Lila Gresham, Sandy Banks, and best wishes for a JF you reach oiorc people “Charles is absolutely the best wheel-balaaeer in town!’* We're the best wheel balan cers in town ... on cars, that is! Young BroHiors GULF SERVICE 111 N. Bread 8M-1487 Winn-Dixie s New Fun Game! $100 WINNER MRS. R. L. HOLDEN 1. Get a “Make Money” envelope with each visit to your friendly Winn-Dixie. Anyone 18 years of age or older is eligible to win. 2. In each sealed “Make Money” envelope you’ll find a half “Make Money” bill . . . Gould be a Half Make Money $500.00, $100.00, $10.00 or $1.00... Or it could be good for one of Winn-Dixie’s famous private label products. Save your half bills. .3. When you. match both the left half with the right half of any of these denominations, you win that amount in cash by turning in both halves at your friendly Winn-Dixie! LAST WEEK’S WINNERS W. P. Duncan, Mrs. E. B. Copeland, Margie Young, Mrs. Rhett I/Ocklear, Alta Riser, Mrs. Paul Anderson, Mrs. Marvin Harvey, Harold L. Gardner, Vera Chil dress, C. F. Oakley, Thomas G. Ferguson, Mrs. W. R. O’Daniel, W. C. Brown, Mrs. H. P. Gilbert, Annie H. Fuller, M. H. Lollis, Mamie Sturkey, James Wells, Da vid Coleman, Henry Howell, Mrs. H. C. 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