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\ THE CLINTON CHRONICLE 1 Clinton, S. C., Thursday, June 23, 1966 Joanna News • . • * ■ > 'rr Georgians Guests of Prestons r ■* Debra Osborne, Joberta Ni- baseball game through June ver and Ernest Floyd will 21st. celebrate birthdays on June 28 . , Celebrating birthdays on June 29 are M. A. Bridges, the recipient of many nice were Mr. and Mrs. Carson Bobby Thomas. Barbara Jean gifts. Refreshments, consist- Nabors and family, Mr. and Morgan, and Claude Smith, ing of sandwiches, chips, Mrs. Louie Nabors and fam- Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Jenkins dips and pickles along with ily, and Mr. and Mrs. Billy w ,u observe a wedding anni- cake squares decorated with Nabors and family. versary. Week-end guests of Mason pjuk rosebuds, were served BIRTHDAYS AND Rowland were Mr. and Mrs. buffet style. ANNIVERSARIES j- i Bobby Boyce and Cherry of family GET-TOGETHER Belated anniversary wishes JiOndlligS Or Aiken. While here they also Qn s u n d a y at ^ c i ub go to Mr. and Mrs. Hurchel Little BoyS Baseball visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy . ...... Mays who observed theirs on Boyce and other relatives and house, the immediate familj j unp ,o friends. • °f Mrs. Grover Nabors enjoy- MRS. W. J. HOGAN Correspondent and Representative Telephone 691-8949 ATTEND DINNER ed a reunion. Guests included Mrs. Grover Nabors of the Today, June 23, birthday greetings go to Dorothy Mor- SMALL FRY Standing for Small Fry boys 1st place Bailey ^ won 5, lost 0. 2nd place Lydia — won 3, lost 2. 3rd place Hampton Lions— won 2, lost 2. 4th place Joanna — won 1, lost 3. 5th plaie Hampton Indepen dents — Won 0, lost 4. Following is the schedule for next week: June 23 — Hampton Lions vs. Joanna. June 24 — Lydia vs. Bailey. June 27 — Lydia vs. Hamp ton Lions. ’ ‘ June 28—Joanna vs. Bailey. June 29—Hampton Ind. vs. Bailey. June 30—Joanna vs. Hamp ton Lions. PONY 1st, Hampton—won 4, lost 0 2nd, Bailey—won 3, lost 1 3rd, Joanna—won 1, lost 3 4th, Lydia—won 0, lost 4 JUNIOR 1st, Hampton Lions—won 4, lost 1. 2nd, Joanna—won 2, lost 1. 3rd, Hampton Ind.—won 3, lost 2. 4th, Moose—won 1, lost 3. 5th, Lydia—won 1, lost 4. ‘ Births CRABTREE Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin May Crabtree of Calhoun $>t., announce the birth of a son, Benjamin Carl, on June 10 at Bailey Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Crabtree is the former Elizabeth Hopkins of Colum bia. OU2TS Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ray Ousts announce the birth of a I' daughter, Virginia Nell, on June 23 at Bailey Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Ousts is the former, Lynn Rushton, daugh ter of Col. and Mrs. / P. A. Rushton of Memphis, Tenn. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Ousts of Greenwood. The Ousts have two other daughters, Lisa and Tena, at home. IF YOU DON’T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS So easy to buy on Layaway— Double luxury! MINK atop SUEDE Mr. and Mrs. James I. ^‘rj: ris . Elaine Boyce, Bill Mor- _ . . , TT'j-iU Fairfield N u r s i-n g Home, .. _ , , , , Dominick, Edith and Fur- Rid< . ewav . Dr __ d Mr . r ’ gan. Marvin Bedenbaugh and man, joined other friends and _ , j ' ' Louis Hunnicutt. Observing a relatives in Newberry on Sun- L Te,« Mr aTd Vrs a ' “'<“""8 are Mr. day a. a birthday dinner. It nXs and lamtl, oi ^ was in honor of Mrs. Domi- Gray Court; Mr and Mrs on June 24, Libby Ballard nick s sister, Mrs. Magda- Luther Nabors and Susan and Estelle Sellers will cele- lene Bowers. Before return- and Mr and Mrs John Henry brate a birthday. ing to Joanna they visited Nabors and Martha Ann of Many happy returns of the . r j anc ‘ ?" s ' '. * mi ’ Laurens; Mrs. Nan Coleman day on June 26 to Patsy Go- mck in Newberry a.so. and family o{ New Orleans, gan, Cynthia Colleen Moates, Sunday afternoon guests of La.; Mrs. Thelma Davis and Tommy Holmes, Jay South, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Good- Beth, Mr. and Mrs. Marion L. J. Derrick. Mr. and Mrs. man in Saluda were: Mr. and pavis and children and Mr. Cyril Abrams will observe a Mrs. Woodrow Couch, Mrs. and Mrs. Grover Davis and wedding anniversary. Jean Kelley and Shari family of McCormick; Mr. Jimmy Clark, Ronnie Lollis Crouch. and Mrs. John Seymour of and Millard Murphy are sent Mr. and Mrs. James Thom- Montgomery, Ala.; Mr. and birthday greetings on June as enjoyed last week-end at Mrs. Earl Horton and Ray, 27, best wishes for a happy Folly Beach. and Mrs. Etta Summerville wedding anniversary to Mr. Sunday guests of Mr. and of Clinton. Also, from Joanna and Mrs. Bill Tinsley. Mrs. Bob Thomas were Mr. and Mrs. Bo Goodman and family of Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Green and Mrs. John L. Moon of Greer, were Saturday visitors of T. G. Murphy at Bailey Memorial Hospital where he is a patient. . Hogan Fuller of Clinton, and Jeff Hogan enjoyed horseback riding Sunday af ternoon at the horde of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Boyce in Newberry. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Riser, Faith and Hope, of Green ville, are spending a few days this week with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Riser and Mrs. Helen Rowe. Also, Mrs. Rowe’s son, Ray, of Thornwell, is spend ing a month’s vacation with her. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Willing ham, Johnny, Becky and Tommy, enjoyed the week end at Myrtle Beach. Larry Murphy of Spartan burg, was a Sunday guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Murphy, and Mrs. Belle Willingham. Mrs. Gray Stroud and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hendrix and Kim, joined by Mrs. Shealy King of Clinton, and Mrs. Beulah Culclasure of New berry, visited Gray Stroud at the Columbia hospital Sun day. RETURNS FROM CAMP On Sunday, Kent Stroud re turned to his home in Clinton after two weeks endhmpment at Fort Stewart, Gd. Mr. and Mrs. Wofford Lay- ton of Spartanburg^ visited Mr. and Mrs., Gus |Caanon db Sunday. • .l'j r k ,ij• [j,' Mr. and Mrs. Dickie Trotter enjoyed several days at Folly Beach and the Isle of Palms last week, and also spent part of the week with the Hitter’s parents, Mr. and MH. C. D. Johnson, in Elbertob, da. “ Visiting Mr. and-Mrs.. J. F: McCarthy and Mfs. E. J. Wil lingham over the week-end were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Willingham and family of Rock Hill. Dennis Nabors was accom panied home front Dallas, Texas, by Dr. and Mrs. G. C. Nabors, Tom, Bill, and Mary, where he had vacationed for two weeks. They spent the week-end with Mr. ?and Mrs. Carson Nabors, leaving on Monday morning. - Another daughter, Amy, who had vis ited here for two Weeks, re turned with them. < ' HOME FROM GERMANY TSgt. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Boyce, Keith and Kim, are vsiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G- Boyce,; in New f berry, formerly of Joanna. The family arrived on Friday from Frankfurt, Germany, where they spent three years. They will spend pdrt of his leave with Mrs. Boyce’s par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Welge, in Doss, Texas, and then report to Dyers AFB, in Abilene, Texas. VISITING PARENTS Mrs. Billy Glenn is on ad extended visit with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Boyce. Lt. Glenn of McGuire AFB, accompanied her here for the week-end. j ' , * BIRTHDAY PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Gdy Prater honored their dahgtyter, Cin dy, with a party on her birth day June 11 at the ciub house. There were 29 boys add girls oh hand to help her celebrate. E Miss Ginger Byars was in charge of the entertainment. Chaperones were 5 Mr. and Mrs. Carson Nabors, Mr. ami Mrs. Louie Nabors, and Cin dy's grandmother, Mrs. E.. J. Willingham. Tto THANK YOU! I wish to thank the many voters who supported me in the June 14th primary. THOMAS A. (Buck) BABB Good For Entire Family! PALMETTO GOLF DRIVING RANGE Near Country Club — Laurens Open . . . 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