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I MI. I liKn \ it [ ' i 11. . ( , h J 1 — 1 News of Joanna Dial (i‘)7-694U By MRS. \V. J HfKIAN (Vm^iHmdynt - Represental R e I ulm. i- \l<n)ii' dl i''ic(lru k ton ;iii(l .ittcndcil ('nrps |)a\ hu: • \ a \ it -i Ins sister at the Citadel \\ her> 'lirii snj| a.d ‘am. \ir and Mrs Johnny i a audont I Inriad I an ,e.i m er last m, ) \laipass <,i v ' i a n i Clinton returned on Sunday (iar\ (.os student atj ; i|( er spendme tun weeks in i o too medleal telleMe. I ('hurlest on w.th M: Jodie a’ ' I r w >a 1. end with Mrs. I5,.|| ( .\t : iid \ir ( / v i C J i C 3 i C I I u S April ] Deadline M;i!.\ prttplr m ' u11n’ a '. no: h.i • .ti »■ ;ir t «•: it il“> in' ; i c : .'i : ir<n' i, \ ; 'Aim I I 11 i , ■ ] > * 11. 1 1:' ■ >r I i m • ^ t • w ho » f 11" 1 • i. mm '\ ill hr S\ .i mnn’ h m trh» h ^ I ' ' ' ! : i. i ?i < ' f ' -!'i 1 ’ . . ’ 1 ■ i. , 'iin' .M *1 ]" 1. :• \- 7 MFD I M , 1 ■ 1 ' ! i I' ' ' .. ! ! ; • » ! 1 . : . ml!' ! ' m I 1 • • • . .• In ’ 1 i n . i n t 1 Mr ( 11 s t , II I N PAKTII S Me u, s u p p e; r nests ‘ The Superstitions of Joanna Oi \,1 a: Ml \\ .1 Dun nave a dance part.'; at the a were Mr and Mrs. Joanna ('lull House on Ihurs lap, ! >eimar I n o (treenville. ( *ay evening A ituest hand V .S it 1 .Ii'.e Ii: Ir.iL.in A I i,-d \\ 1 •okr: id x a 1 ol Mr and from Clinton "'Hie (Jood \lr" \\ \ B, *( j< 1 111); n i dli were fellows" al-o P la\ cd mu.- ie Mr . i in i Mi 1 h H (• l ‘ Mordtin for part ()t the e\ enmd en Kill 1 .1,1', di ( a •roin 1 lie and tertainme ■nt Mr .illd Mr- 1 • mum ('rot t On Sati iit'dax (■ v enmd the .in 1 'Mar \ nl 1 5. t Eiiu ell. latter hand and 1 he Brook ( ) v .(! al (lax Mr a ind Mrs. Field Hr ; i - ot Joanna held F,: i. F.i, t i ) 1 1 ( i n r n s boro, another paid > \ .110(1 11 me \ ( \ : ■■ alcil ' hr lath rs lath- was had l)\ al 1 the leet ladei's rr 1 . U Rim U 1 K ) is , a pa who attendc i both p art ie- 1 irlll at the i 1 • ; t; lev Memorial 'Hie band s Mere :n eha i d.e ol H" 1 ii t al the rein hment - 40 VISIT l>\l (.m i RS Mr and Mr W ee!\end auest ol M r and Mr \nd> (io lit II w ere Mrs. Sh rleta Melton and children Mr and Mr .1 II Royer Beth Kim and Seoit ol Spar! joined by their daughter anhur. ( in I'nday . Mrs. Mrs. Sue Misenheimer and (ii. ned' hro'her. Douitlas 1 son Mtd ol ('hestei. motored I'nli lied 11; eVa O e (• 11 lll.i.h ; .. r < tn ’ i ’ 1 la m e. ant Ml ' ! O' ' 1 ■ ii ■ t.p, Ik - k • t i i IM ' "■ -cs* ii a ' p a . ha, f 1 ‘ >< K \ r n a n:he Oi l H i: <1 IMM II s Till ( IIRONH I I I’ 11 o s' i sc tr.n l n O a 1 e \ ( lem Mi J ane in omo .lea: Bind. .aid Jaek are in w residing in l oli |o. (lino \t lu re her bus- hand. S Spt Marvin Bridges an assistant instructor in K () h (' at the l dm rrsity of ( >hio Their daughter. Duffie, 'emair.ed here w grandmother. Mr- 'Id mpleton. i her Frank to \\Oodhrmi . \ a to perld the weekend with Miss Flame Boyce and also I t and Mrs William (ilrnn and son Davy ol McCuin \ F B who were there One o! the Ineh lights of the trip w as a trip to the zoo in Washington BIRTHDAYS, ANMVIRSARIIS Happy birthday today. I March 28. to Kay Crowder and Richard Wayne I’owell Terr\ Rowe will celebrate i.r <; vs s \i i:sm w ! s. u n.. t ’' 1 ■ . 11 ( ■;; d i u i, has I ice;: ■ 111| i. i ■ 11 | | i ’ . . n i a n with A' nn id i> iFt o i W'd j • , r let's in ( 'hat lot t e. X. ( .. I > a \ 1 - u;i! cr\e i lie lad - <d \iip'in:a. N'( nd ti < ai'i'h na a in I S. e n [i ( di n hi na. IF is toimer market iny npresentat i\e ot' Atlaids Riteltl ield ('c. in t tie Oilamlo. Kl;i.. (list rn t A I'd'.d y'ldlduat e <d t lie l ]li\(T'lly (d rellllessee. he panel the company in 1! Mi'J at l-'t. I .auderd.ile, l'!a., • tadail - periah’st. MOUNTVILLE NEWS Bv MRS. 1 R. ADAMS I di respondent Mr and Mrs ,| | Touch- berry and Carey o| Summer- ton attended the Baptist Church ser\ ices Sunda\ . Miss \ ick. (isle; ot Pen sacola. Fla and Miss Rickie Carter ol \t hint a. Oa . . pent the weekend with Miss Caro lyn Burn Mo Burns re turned to Ml.mta w ith them. Mr Phil Motes spent tin weekend at home Miss 'Mdi, Simmons re turned to Co.Ner ('■ diece al ter spendm : tin weekend at home. Mr and Mrs Cah in Miller and tamily ol l.anea ti'r. Dr and Mrs Fee Rodeers of Cri'enwiiod and Mr and Mrs \V II Finhw and l.ynn wi're Sunday dinner quests ol Mr and Mrs P II Miller Mr A B Crisp and Mr. and Mrs Bonds of Flherton. (la. visited Miss Zelle Crisp, Mr. and Mrs. 1. R Adams, Wednesda\ Mrs Bill Howard of Abbe ville spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Maude If Bryson. Mr and Mrs. Claude Burns spent tile weekend at Mart- well Dam. Mrs. 1. T Watts. Mrs Jan ie Burns. Mr- Doris Benja min and Mrs Zelle Crisp at tended W M l coin ent ion m Columbia Tuesday THANKS. FOLK! AT IIKMAN ^lr and Mr W F Byars, a birthday on March 2!) and and I a nn attended Student Mr and Mrs Rudy Prater Recie. mtinn Day at !■ urman an( j yp- a i 1( j Mrs. Richard l tm er- tty la I 1 uesday Lew is, Sr will observe a wed 1 he r son. R:]ly w.-m amony; clmy; anniversity Mr and Mrs Harold Pra ter will observe an anmver sary on March 30 and Sandra Kinard and C D Bowers will celebrate birthdays On Sunday March 31st Ian Abrams and Mary Kinard will observe a birthday April 1st brines a birthday to .Jan Bowers. Norman Case. Cinder Tucker. Tommy Law son, Vista Royers and a (Mi Murpln ol Cov vveddiny; animersary to Mr Mr and Mrs ( arl ari c) Mrs. Charlie Cole la I Tuesday dly was amony; !!2 lop sr I ml a r- \s ho were r< i o.oii/(‘d. Reports to I t. aekson 1 .a; r\ i Rabbit 1 Kmy ol 400 Laurel)'- St Joanna, will re port tn Ft Jackson on April la to bcein 1“ montbs ol duty m tbe army Mrs Kiny and ebildren. Lane and Kathryn will remain here WTeketid eucsts of Mrs Belli W ijlmebam were Mr. and Mi ( liton. Ca FOR BEING CAREFUL Turner ul \ mety -Six. Miss Tata Baer of Columbia, and I any Murphy nt Creenville Juinine the eroup for dinner on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs Louis Murphy Mrs. Mahle K\ans, I’am and Susan ol Chet aw spent tin weekend with Mr and Mrs (Jail ie Johnson. Sr Fri day yniest were Mr ;ind Mrs C J Johnson of Columbia. IN CHARI.KSTON Mr and Mrs .1 F Willing ham. Becky and 1 ommy j husband spent tin' weekend in Charles- Starr Rowe. Leroy Brown and Cullen l.owman are wished a happy birthday on April 2nd. On tbe, same day Mr and Mrs. Milton Boliek will observe a weddiny anni versary On April 3rd Tommy Burn ett will celebrate a birthday and Mr. and Mrs Walter Rice will observe a wedding anniversary Mrs Sarah Heaton left last Friday mornine to join her I Me. J i m m y K. Heaton in O.ermany Mrs Heaton has recently been stayinyt with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. (Jay Y Sellers in Joanna. ‘Head Start’ Program At Lander An intensive eiyht w i ek pro- eram ol tiamine tnr Head start teaeln rs and aid i underway at Lander Cotlepe riie pmeram is an expen mental one and n planned to pro\ ide trammyt fur ti'aeltei' ol pre school children The technique bemyi em ployed is that ol hrmuiny: to the l.aYidoi' campus expert who aW' eminently (jiiahlied in fii lds whieh have a diri'et heanny; on Hie teaelnny; of children in ayte ytroups four throueh six At least a dozen experts, most ot whom hold the doctor's deytree. will teach the class durmy; the eiydit week session. Cooiieratiny in the experi mental venture are officials of Headstart and the colleyte. Persons taking the course are teachers already working with Headstart children. If the program is successful, it is probable that a much larger, more inclusive propram will result. Mrs. Nancy K Eubanks of Abbeville is traminp propram director She lias an oflice and si'eretary m quarters provided by Lander Collepe There are 3a pcrims en rolled in the ( las It wa neees:-ar\ to 1, 11111 'Ik namii ■ ’ 11 aehie\ I* maximum rIn - ei I ect ]\ ( lie \ bom 2u j MM pie who w anted I • ! ake the course (iiiild I|"t he iceepli'd Fersons hi i Ik class ^ .mx . 1 : endy w ork in x with ehdd; .-n P Mir t lll'oll. Il ; \ Hie 1 K 1.1j \\ . 1 i \ t (i! |' ba h - 'hat -: Mid 1 Ei ", 1 !i oil!' , 1,1 neiit ,i r \ elipp.p'l [it dinmrid in HD; i. a 1H la tor .■ undated the nation In h sehi hi 1 s ha 1 < pf tlr pa MV. >( ar . heel) p ii- iih ,n • u t eollc.'e e a m p 11 (- V pi : t*^r111 eolledi and mm er it \ 1.K ,ll tie- al •e ex | aanduid ’ll: t « times , is la t a i 1 .! 111 E i ; t menhir \ or hi dh ellipp 'N Piedmont TEC Can Hein You A Attain An Exciting Career In Many Fields of Unlii^iieil Op portunity. ADMISSION TESTS Are Given FREE OF CHARGE Every Saturday Morning At 9:00 A.M. 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