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t THE CHRONICLE, CiiiUou, S. C., Jai. IS : News of Joanna By MRS. W. J. HOGAN Correspondent-Representative Dial G97-694& Gpl- Michael Humphries, who is stationed at the Ma rine Barracks at the Naval Base in Charleston, spent the weekend with his family in Joanna. Mrs. Ruth Thomas, Mr, and Mrs. John I. Moore, Johnnie and Dicky, and James Adams and Bryan attended the Birthday dinner of Mrs. W. E. Adams recently in Col umbia. She observed her 80th birthday on the following Wednesday. Johnnie returned to his studies at The Citadel in Charleston. Steve Lehman, student at the University of Georgia has returned after spending two | (Guy Miller, Johnny Waits,] weeks with Mrs. Mary Leh- Tommy Banks, Tommy Haz-, man and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. e l and Alan Petty.) Mrs. Bill Francis who are here on an Prater, the hostess, serv- extended visit. ec ] refreshments. Bobby was Recent guests of Mrs. L. D. remembered with gifts. Edmonds and Dora were BIRTHDAYS, Mrs. B. H. Johnson, Sandra ANNIVERSARIES and A-cl Joe D. Johnson oi Belated birthday greetings | Aiken. The latter is now on go to Violett Morris. She had i duty in Vietnam. a birthday on Jan. 13. Spending some time recent-, Birthday celebrants today ly with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jan. 18 are Anthony Dwane Bishop were their sons, Bill Ray, Romola Dunlap, Keith Bishop, student at Georgia Brannon, E. C. Abrams and Military College, and Petty Dessa Holsonback, and ob- Officer 3-C Brantly Bishop serving a wedding anniver- who is stationed at Newport,, sary are Mr. and Mrs. Ansel News, Va. j k Johnson. Susan Davenport has re- On Jan. 19 Alice Daven- turned to Greenville Junior port, Walt Johnson, Dickie College iftter visiting with Moore and Mike Adair will her parents, Mr. and Mrs. have birthdays and observing Maurice Davenport. wedding anniversaries will be * Mike League, student at Mr. and Mis T 'me- Bennett Arizona State in Tuscon.iand Mr. and Mrs. George Ariz. spent the recent holiday Metts. with his parents Mr. and Mrs. S. A. League. Algie Abrams has entered his second semester at Spartanburg Junior College after spending a few weeks at home. Sunday guests of Rev. and Mrs. John Martin were the Rev. and Mrs. Fred Jensen of. Iowa. Recent guests were their son Terry and a friend, Mike Humphrey of Kentucky, both students at Him Bible Institute in N. Y. and also Rev. and Mrs. James Cason of Green ville. Last Monday, Rev. Helen Rowe, Joe Koon, Jr., Juanita W. Davenport, and Lynn Byars will celebrate] Birthdays on Jan. 20. Happy Birthday on Jan. 22nd to Mrs. S. D. Weathers, Perry Clay and Terry Ray j Knight, B. E. Brannon, Helen Bobard, Johnny Johnson and] Thomas Summers. Gary Edward Boyce, Liza] Edmonds and Joel Gentry | will have birthdays on Jan. 23. On Jan. 24 Birthday greet-1 ings go to Kathy Metts and Hurshel Mays and observing | a wedding anniversary are and Mrs. Martin, joined Mr. and Mrs. Pet Moates. Item* of Interest From ... West Clinton MRS. CLIFTON HEATON Corresponds! - Represent alive Dial 833-1806 S-4 Kenneth Samples of Fort Lee, Virginia is spend ing ten days with his parents, W and Mrs. Jonas Samples. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beard en visited her mother, Mrs- Carrie Gwinn, in Spartanburg over the weekend. Airman First Class Joe lams left Wednesday for tana, where he will be after spending 30 lys with his parents, Mr. Mrs. Robert Adams. . 'Mr. and Mrs. Tony Hooper el/ Greenville attended the fpnem of Mrs. W. E. Childs. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde ited the family: of/ ly Harman on Tuestfi luda. S14 Bobby Samples, son of Mr. and Mrs. Forest Samp les, has returned from Viet- Prather In. Army Private Mitchell D. Prather, 17, son of Mrs. Ben- nice Prather, 108 Caldwell St., Clinton, was assigned as a Heavy equipment operator in Company B, 577th Engineer Bpttalion near Toy Hoa, Viet nam, Dee. ». HU father, Macon W. Prath- Sf, lives at 1515 Gist St, Co lombia. In Ex«rcist Storekeeper First Class WH- OR Patterson, USN, nam and iias received his discharge from service. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Terry Camp bell announce the birth of aj son, Allen Franklin, on Jan uary 11 at Bailey Memorial ] Hospital. Mrs. Campbell is the for-1 mer, Delora Lyda of this | city. SICKNESS Jammie and Darlene King] have chicken-pox. Mrs. Talmage Sanders un-J derwent surgery at Bailey | Memorial Hospital. ^IRTHDAYS, birtSBay Jaft. IF. ’ Mrs. Sara Shelton cele brates, a birthday Jan. 21. Jerry Lynn Satterfield will] celebrate her 3rd birthday January 18. Carl Heaton Sr. celebrated! his birthday Jan. 21. SPECIAL SERVICES Special services by Rev. [ and Mrs. Robert L. Hicks of I Sandy Springs which were scheduled last Sunday and postponed, will be conducted this Sunday, January 21, at the First Penticostal Holiness] Church. Dr. Reid To Address PC Students Dr. John Calvin Reid, form- er outstanding minister of the United Presbyterian Church j now serving as paator of the Um* Patferm* aC| H«ton Head Presbyterian Church, wiH address the Pres byterian College student body | next Monday. 8» is to speak at the hNP asaamt at 10 a.m. in Belk Audito-j turn. Dr. Reid in IMB fttfcred af- 21 swart at pastor of the] Lebanon (Pa.) Presby- Ghurch. During that! e served as the mod-j tt by Judy Davenport and] Phoeba Darnell, visited Rev. and Mrs. Paul McCarn and I Mrs. E. L. Sanders in Bel mont, N. C. BIRTHDAY PARTY A group of young people! helped Bobby Prater to cele brate his birthday at a party held at the Joanna Club House in his honor on Friday j evening. , For entertainment they lis tened to two local bands who were invited to the party: “The Superstitions” (Joe ] Prater, Jimmy Frost, Billy! Summer and Jeff Hogan) j and “The Brooks Field Era” RED&\ WHITE1 FOOD STORES JOANNA OPEN THURSO AY and FRIDAY HIGHT TILL 8 O'CLOCK H h Round STEAK Lb. Fryers Lb. Carolina Pride Cured Half or Whole Pound i SMOKE SI. VIS MARKET STYLE BACON 49c CIRCUS BRAND FRANKS U- 53c THICK WHITE FAT BACK u- 19c DREHER (OUNTRY LINK DREHER’S DIXIE HR AN I) SAUSAGE SMOKES 12-OZ. 6-OZ. PK(i. 49t 29c KRAFT 8-OZ. JAR GRAPE JELLY, ’J , QQ, JAM, PRESERVES ' or OOi Tir%C WASHING V IKSE POWDER RED AND WHITE RED & WHITE Lunch Meat Pk 19c 1-LB. CAN DOG FOOD 6 for 49c Giant Box 77c ° urV * h “ Bathroom Tissue 4 Roil Pk 25c TURKEYS Lb- 39c i DRUGS 59c BAYER ASPIRIN 49c (i9c LISTERINE 59c 69c ALKA SELTZER 59c risco CRISCO SHORTENING 3 LB. CAN Lintil 1 With $5.09 Purchase Pork and Beans Spaghetti Jiffy OUR VALUE Potatoes Lima Beans Vienna Saus Waldorf Tissue Pinto Beans Potted Meat Tomato Sauce Macaroni Pancake Mix Corn Muffin Grits v Kraft AAIRACLE WHIP Quart Pillsbury Flour 5-Lbs. 59c COLGATE 49c 5!).‘ GLEEM 49c 59c JERGENS LOTION 49c 75c HEAD AND SHOULDERS 55c American 303 Size PET RITZ APPLE PIES EACH v 29c COUNTS’ PURE LARD , 8 POUNDS 79c GILLETTE FOAMY 59c RED & WHITE BREAD LOAF 23c BANANAS SWEET POTATOES lb. 10c CABBAGE .J? POTATOES 10 lbs. 39c STAMPS Order Order BJOD A '■fe *** | SUGAR CARNATION MILK c S. C. PURI BUTTER POUND Limit 3 With $5.00 Order OUR VALUE SHORTENING POUND Limit 1 with $5 Order COKES Limit 2 With $5 Order SNOW QUEEN FLOUR 25 POUND® /• ?: / s. : »•& •-Sfe.f. I • •* .•<? f f.v'}