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■I THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., March 13, 1969—7-B News of Joanna By MRS. W. J. HOGAN Correnpondenl-Represental Ive Dial 697-6949 Mr. and Mrs. William Beckom of Greenwood were guests last Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Beckom. While here they visit ed Mrs. L. K. Miller in Bates- burg. Miss Donna Brannon returned cm Sunday to Winthropafter being home for a week. Miss Robbie Lewis, student at Winthrop enjoyed two weeks at home during semester break. On Sunday she will go to Aiken where she will begin her student teach ing at Kalmi Hill School. Miss Lynn Riser, also a Win throp student enjoyed the spring break at home. Miss Mary Ann Crapps of the Bonds Cross Roads section spent several days at home. She is a Winthrop student. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Griffis and family of Pendleton spent Sunday with Mrs. J. M. Bozard and Mr.- and Mrs. J. D. Bozard. Mrs. Eckard Boyce and Bobby Joe Brunson of Sumter spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Furr in Clinton and other rela tives here. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Godfrey and Mrs. Virginia Garner and Ginger spent the weekend with the formers daughter and son-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wright and family in Waycross, Ga. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Belle Willingham were Mr. and Mrs. Otis Murphy of Covington, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. Carl Turner of Ninety-Six, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Murphy of Greenville, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Willingham and family. Mrs. Otis Murphy has been here with her mother for two weeks and returned on Sun day to her home in Georgia. Johnny Willingham, student at the Citadel, spent the weekend here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Willingham. While here they attended the Sportsman Show in Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hogan attended the Country Music Show in Spartanburg on Friday evening. Mrs. Dianne Moore was called home frdni Badaibling, Germany due to the fatal automobile acci dent of her mother, Mrs. Mar garet Morse. Mrs. Moore’s daughter, Angie made the trip with her. 1 Also, called home for the funeral which was on Sunday af ternoon, was a son, Sgt. Randy Morse. He was enroute to V iet- nam. His wife of Suitland, Md., joined him. Mrs. L. D. Edmonds and Dora spent several days last week in Waterloo with Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Clee Blackwell. They went especially to attend the funeral of Mr. Black well’s mother, Mrs. Nannie B. Kennedy at Mt. Olive Baptist Church on Thursday. BIRTHDAYS, ANNIVERSARIES Happy birthday today, March 13, to Ricky Gaffney, Cliff Tuck er and Copeland Brewington. On Friday, March 14, birth day greetings go to Mrs. Leroy Crouch, Cynthia Dianne Bolick, Elton Bedenbaugh, Susan Kay Da venport, Mary Cromer, and Mamie Murphy. On March 15, Elvia Mitchell, Curt Oswalt, Richard L. Gard ner, and Vinnie Gresham. Many happy returns of the day on March 16 to Mrs. Alice Mur phy. On March 17, birthday greet ings go to B. L. Davenport, Timmie Bedenbaugh, Margaret White, Jo Clark, and Cancie B. Arnold. Billy Osborne will observe a birthday on March 18. Young Promoted To Lt. Colonel Frank C. Young Jr. of Clinton has been promoted to the rank of lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Army Medical Corps. Lt. Col. Young is stationed in Frankfurt, Germany. A graduate of Clinton High Schoool, Presby terian College and the South Carolina Medical College at Charleston, he entered the Army in July, 1960. He is a son of Mrs. Frank C. Young of Route 3, Clinton, and the late Mr. Young. He is married to the former Joan Addy of Co lumbia and they have two child ren. Butch' Chandler Wins Air Medal, Purple Heart 370 YEARS’ SERVICE — Nine em ployees of the Joanna Plants of Greenwood Mills have a combined to tal of 370 years of continuous service with the plants in Joanna. Willie Fuller and Grace Clark received 45- year service pins this month, while the others received 40-year pins. Pictured, standing left to riffht, are F. W. Crapps, Otis Lewis, James Lovelace and Doe Hawkins. Seated, left to riffht, are Clara Craft, Fuller and Gertrude Webb. Not present when the picture was made were Elizabeth Dickey and Mrs. Clark. Joseph C. (Butch) Chandler, son of Mrs. ZulaChandler Brew ington of Laurens, has been a- warded the Air Medal and the Army Commendation Medal for Heroism as well as the Purple Heart. Sp/4 Chandler, member of Co. A, 5th Aircraft Maintenance Battalion at Fort Stewart, Ga., was decorated for recent action in Vietnam. He was born in Clinton and lived most of his life in Joanna. A grad- uage of Clinton High School, he is on military leave from the shop of Joanna Plant No. 14 of Greenwood Mills. His mother is an employee of the spinning department of Jo anna Plant No. 14 and has been with the Joann? Plants for 26 years. His late father, C. W. Chandler, worked for the plants for 14 years. The department of the Army, in making the award, said: “For heroism in connection with mili tary operations against a hostile Watson Promoted Clarence 0. Watson, son of Mrs. Adeline C. Watson, Route 1, Clinton, was promoted to Army staff sergeant Jan. 24 in Japan where he is assigned to the U.S. Army Transportation Command as an operations sergeant. His wife, Thomasena, lives in Eastover, S. C., and his father, John Watson, lives at 705 Mon roe St., Wilmington, Del. * * * So well camouiiagea is me dan gerous scorpion fish that even its large eyes are colored to merge with the rest of its body, state biologists at Marineland of Florida. force: Specialist Four Chandler distinguished himself by excep tionally valorous actions while serving as crew chief on a UH- 1H helicopter in support of friend ly infantry in heavy contact with the enemy. As the aircraft sat down near the patrol’s location, enemy automatic weapons fire was received. Specialist Chand ler immediately started return ing the fire, but the aircraft com mander, the co-pilot and him- !•••*•••*•*•*•*•*•*• self were wounded. Even thoogb wounded, he kept providing sup pressive fire as the pilot lifted the damaged aircraft out of the hostile area. His actions were in keeping with the highest tra ditions of the military service and reflect great credit upon him self, his unit, and the United States Army.* cS’I'Sk >SSSSSS;.v:v:;:^x-:& mt: 2: •s V V •< The light cottage cheese is Pet, you bet! Perk up mealtime appetites with the Ijghione — delicious Pet cottage cheese. Always smooth and creamy, it's the one taste that never lets you down! DCT • 4tky produD Iron, ill I Hconmet Named To Commission Ben Hay Hammet, director of alumni and public relations at Presbyterian College, has been named to the advisory committee of the South Carolina Tricenten nial Commission. The group will work with the Commission in a planning capa city pointing towardthe state’s 300th anniversary observances during 1970. Dr. Paul Hardin III, president of Wofford College, serves as chairman of the educational in stitutions advisory committee. What’s the Dodge Boys White Hat Special? 1969 Dodge Coronet White Hat Special A big package of extras including: vinyl roof • whitewall tires • front and rear bumper guards • deep-dish wheel covers • light group • outside remote-control rearview mirror • bright trim package • and much more. LYNN COOPER, Inc 302 East Main Street 833-1741 CLINTON, S. C. WfattYouNeed HoipUol doM... It’s nice to know that a superior medical pro gram will help you guard against wrecking your budget. Greenwood Mills employees enjoy this peace of mind. This local textile firm offers a hospitalization plan, accident and sickness benefit payments, and major medical insurance. Among the PLUS Benefits at ODD MILLS Plants in Greenwood, Laurens, and Orangeburg Counties An Equal Opportunity Employer