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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
CHntott, S. C., Thursday, May 2fi, 190(5
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Joanna News
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to Return From Ohio
EVERYDAY
COUNSELOR
By Bishop Herbert Spaujrh
MBS. W. I. HOGAN
Correspondent and
HOME FROM
MARYLAND
Mrs. Tom Flow, who has
doubt the best known staue
in the United States. It is
situated on Bedloe’s Island at
their granddaughter, Kim,
who is now one year oki. A
number of friends enjoyed
the occasion with her. She is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Kramm. Party re-
the latter’s sister and brother- John Gallman in Greenville freshments were served. Kim
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil on Friday evening. received many nice gifts.
Bishop. On Saturday evening Mr.
Jimmy Templeton of Ma- and Mrs. Roy Boyee called
riort, ft. C., was a Thursday on Mrs. T. W. Wood in New-
Mf. and Mrs. J. E, Evans overnight guest of Mrs. Ro- berry,, ^
Pill return this weekend from berta Templeton and Mrs. Ret. and Mrs. Don Fowler hpr"(1^1 ehJr "an'd "son-Vn-law interesting facts about:it in a *^ c ‘ 1
Clef eland, Ohio, where they wilHe O’Dill. Mrs. Jimmy of Ridgeway were here on and familv F 3 , e and Mrs recant issue of ‘The Arr“- 1
have enjoyed a «W<KWf*Jjt va- Templeton and children, John Monday to attend the gradu- LaVern Mi ’ ller B e |h e sda ean Le 8 ion Magazine”
catiM) with their sister and and Jacqueline, who had been ation enercises at Clinton Md returned* last Wedne* P»a# (hdm on
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. here for a week, returned with High School. The latter’s
A. Jw Harvey.
Mrs. Dorothy tloMttft left Mrs. O’Dill were Mr. and Mrs. among the graduates. While
by Jet on May If for an ex- Hatchells and son, Mike, of here the Fowlers also visited
tended visit in Tampa, Fla., Spartanburg. ' Mr. and Mrs. A. 9. Holt and
With Mr. and, Mrs. Jack Den- LEAVES FOR CALIFORNIA other friends and relatives,
ton and infant son. 9/Sgt. , and Mrs. George
APPRECIATION
Bartholdi exhibited the head By the spring of 1885, only globe fdf Bartholdi, Who had
of Liberty -with her crown of 15 feet -of her 89 foot pedestal jflven a large pai t oi his tinu
» ' - - iMwi were fo r *?'^ 04
rays at<t,hc Pprs Exposition hadbeerf.bailt and Juqde were
of 1878. Three years later he exhausted. Josepjr J > (iytzer K
began to assemble the com- monj, when arrived in
plete staht^ in the Rue de to tht rMC- * Through «$1,000 210 wooden ..packing, . cases
She* was - received with cere-
T !" ?’ al ” ? .‘f.“ ChazelW/ ft, 1883. sl.«ue *«(te*W ap- aboard th. Fr,nob, u qovern-
and ready ,o men, steameron June
be moved to America, but £ p ^ w ld 17 188 5. Assembled by 75
been on an extended Visit With iy ‘ i^Silirfg d fuiSs f^ ^ ^ ic f^ ti^'JSeJaX'a^I ^wSIy^n^O^ober" 1 ^!
$l,000 Tiffpny created silver 1886.'
Recently, Mr. and Mrs. Toy Kramm and daughter, Kim,
Murphy and‘Mf: Mfd tor's. W. returned to Travis A.F.B.,
C. Murphy visited Mrs. J. P. California after spending a
Murphy in Union. Last Sunday leave with his parents, Mr.
the Toy Murphys and Louis and Mrs. Nicolas Kramm.
Md.,
day. she was there especially The Me* of the statue as
him. Sunday dinner guests of niece, Miss Gaye Craven was t0 k e wit k grandson, Ke- » monument to French-Amer-
- J vin wh^igveryiu lean friendship developed
Mrs. R. O. Stklham and during 1865, aher President
baby, Lisa, and Mrs. Bedford Lmcons' assassmat.on. Con-
Stidham Of Hastings, Mich., versftRat at a dinner party m
spent several days last week JartelJfW^ on the gratitude
beWree* the tfvo nations. In
with the former’s parents.
the’ gTMfp #is a sculpture
appreW«tl«» for the cards. Mrs, fart CMgal and Scott X-^-^scmaUTlSi
W rKiSty
I would like to express my Mr. add Mrs. Johnno Vaughn.
ppreOiatiow for the cards, M rs . Eart C
flowers, gifts, telephone calls returned on Friday after
Murphy attended the funeral On Sunday they gave Mrs. ^^nt^at^Baffev 6 Memorial !? endl ” g * momh w * th
of Miss Nan** MurnOv at Nicolas Kramm a surmise P 8 ”* 111 - al Memorial Connell who is working m
c* Miss Nancy Murp^ at Nreoias Kramm a surprise Ho ital and GreenviUe G en- charleston N
Padgetts Creek Church ,n birthday dinner. Enjoying the ^ ^ Also lo the min . cnarle8lon -
Union. occasion also were Mr. and
Mack Nabors enjoyed the Mrs. Kalody of Newberry,
Weekend at Myrtle Beach Mr. and Mrs. Frank Long-
with friends'. A shote and children of Joanna,,
RETURNS TO tENN. and Mr., and Mrs. WaKeP
Mr., an d Mrs. Dorleen Dems and children of Colum-
Fregls of Knoxville, Tenn., bia.
returned - on - Sunday - after Mr. and Mrs. Trby Ginn and
spending several days with Elaine visited Mr. and Mrs.
~T~
istefS for their visits and
prayers.
May God bless each of you.
Mrs. A. 9- (Mattie) HoK
Mrs. Minnie Burnett return
ed over the Weekend after
the idea.
Others became interested.
It was decided to make a huge
statue of liberty and present
it to the United. States from
France on the 100th Anniver-
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BIRTH
ANNOUNCEMENTS
^ Denton
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Denton
of Tampa, Fla., announce the
birth of a son on May 17. She
is Jhe former Sue Robbins
of Joanna.
y - Kitchen
Mi*, and Mrs. William Kit
chen of Newberry announce
the birth oT a son. An ton J
spencBftg a week in NCWherry 9 * y ^ the Americap D** a _
with' Mr) 'Artrf Mrs. Wilfiam of lndependerK . e( a „ d
Kitchen and son, Joey, and Bartholdi sailed for New York
infant son, Antony Kent. armed w]th letters from
BIRTHDAYS AND French leaders to discuss the
Anivivt!.KS>AKib0 statue. Sailing into New York
Happy birthday today, May Harbor, he glimpsed tiny Bed-
26, to Louise Kramm and Bill | oe s Island, so called because
Byars. *t bad once been owned by an
"Best wishes for a happy ^ s ® ac Bodice. He realized that
birthday on Friday, May 27, this was the spot for his sta
ter Susan Prater, Lda Gresh- tub. Discussing his idea with
am. Missy Smith and Sandy American leaders, he was
THURSDAY,
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M. 9. Bailey Bank Parking Let; CHnton, 2jOO-2:30
LaVonne Shopping Center, Laufens, 3:00-3:30
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This It TM
Hanks.
told that America would be
Kpnt nn Mnv 17 shp ic the *'• Rust y Yarborough, Geneva b a PPy to receive the statue,
former Minnie Low Burnett Flo y i1 and K 00 * 1 Thomas will but that France would have
former Minnie Low Burnett j b t th j birthdays on bear most of the expense,
of Joanna. They have another ^ e ‘™ e DirinaayS ° n BarthoWi went
son, Joey. -i« a nv‘ rs and
Guests on Sunday of Mif t
expense
back home
izuesis on aunuav oi mr Man y happy returns of the ana commenced work on a
and M^. JohnTurLtt ^ IZ
Mrs. John W. Luquire Jr. and a 11 ® 0118 ’ Bu *ty T3 Ya 5* ,or ° l ! gh J s i ze 0 f one fourth of P thp Til
children, and Mrs. J. W. Lu- i ohnny t Buc * Banis - ^eft ^ et s h e w^ t^wt r in thl
auire Sr also Mr and Mrs Honeycutt. Mr. and Mrs. Iff 1 s ‘\ e wa ® totower. In the
’ "James Bagwell will observe forest of lightness, he de-
LOOK FOR
THIS TRUCK!
! H you ltv« in GrewwIIU or Laurww CoynHW, .
I and wi» be six (6) years old anytime I- Hrtie 1,1 . /
here's all you hove to da to get vour hoe
Pepsi Happy Birthday Party Paakago. Hafs , ^
Mom or Dad, or your guardian tofc« you to the
i Pepsi-Party Truck So help you carry your Wg
Pepsi-Party Package home. You must bring yeut
birth certificate and twenty cents for bottU'de
posit (this will be returned to you . t . remem
ber, a bottle returned Is money earned!!, Now
you con have your own Birthday Party arid ln- t
vhe your own t
T. J. Collins, all of Green
wood. Their dinner quests on
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Smith of Clinton.
RETURNS FROM
VIET NAM
S/Sgt. and Mrs. Marvin El
liott, Terry, Kay and Jeff
spent a few days with hrs
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M.
Elliott, before leaving for Mc-
Dill AFB in Tampa, Fla., on
Monday. S/Sgt. Elliott had M .
just returned from Viet Nam : _
where he was stationed for
one year.
ATTENDS HAIR
STYLE SHOW . — M f S - Hack PrMCt -
Mrs. Martha Thompson and
Mrs. Willie Longshore attend--
ed » hah- style show in Greenr
ville on Sunday.
BIRTHDAY party
The home of Mr. and Mrs 1 .
Nicolas Kramm was the scene
of a birthday party given for , •
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a wedding ^ anniversary on cided make her of 300 big
May 29. Places of copper fitted around
Cora Lee Lever, Teresa Ann a steel skeleton. Gustave Eif-
Whitlock, Cortnie Prater and I* 1 ;, . en S |nfi e r who later
Pete Johnson will celebrate btaIt the Eiffel Tower, de-
a birthday on May 30. Also s *8 n fd the steel structure. A
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Card- Batf1sian merchant donated
»ner and Mr. aiid'Mrs. J. L.. t “ e e °PP er -
Delaney will observe their The French raised the equi-
wedding anniversaries. valent of $250,000, all that was
Toy Murphy and B: C. Flow needed for construction, but
will celebrate a Jiirthday on it came so slowly that only
ay 31. • the arm holding the torch was
Observing Wednesday anni- ready id time fbr showing at
versaries are Mr. and Mrs. ^4 Philadelphia Centennial
C. H. Oswalt and Mr. and in 1876.
MORE THAN 66 PEPSP
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12 Cups of Pet fee
Creoiti* with spoons
A 2-lb. Birthday Cake*
from Best Bakery,
the people who bake
Host Bread
Birthday Cake Candles
Pepsi-Party Balloons
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is_ sent a special birthday
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