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companied their aunt home.
Mrs. Joicy Lipford had been
ill with flu while visiting
here.
NO. 2 SPINNING. 1st SHIFT
By Jennie Watkins
Mrs. Laura Mae Howard
visited the Bob Nolans in Lanford
. . . Mrs. Grace Whitlock
visited the Darbys in Newberry
. . . Miss Joyce Dunaway
of Rock Hill visited her parents,
the Ed Dunaways . . .
Mrs. Roy Waters visited Mrs.
Eva Waters in Greer . . . Cpl.
Jack Cothran of Camp Gordon.
Ga.. visited Mrs. Cothran
and the Giles Lawson.
The Rov Cannons visited
her parents.
Cpl. George T. Ward, stationed
in Miss., spent a 15-day
furlough with his mother,
Mrs. Willie Mae Rilev.
Mrs. Jewell Quinn visited
in Augusta recently.
Miss Christine Jackson of
Lydia visited Mrs. Jennie
Watkins.
Our deepest sympathy to
Elizabeth Woodward and family
in the loss of her brother.
CLOTH ROOM, 2nd SHIFT
By Eva West
The C. C. Putnams visited
relatives in Edgefield . . . The
W. C. Wallenzines, Mrs. D. H.
Miller and Richard Wallenzine
visited the W. R. Smiths
in Williamston. Lt. and Mrs.
R. E. Johnston of Ft. Penning
tllflfA/J Urt*' t V-? /-\ ? ? n y-1 ^
vionuu iici iiiuuit'i aim o JJfather,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Steer . . . H. C. Sutton of Winter
Haven, Fla., is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Horace Steer . . .
The Carl Burroughs visited
the T. B. Burroughs in Tip
Top.
Pvt. Don Snelgrove of Ft.
Benning visited the Bill Snelgroves.
The Loranze Brewington's
babv son has been ill.
FIRST SPOOLING
By Mrs. Kate Riddle
We are glad to have Mrs.
Sallie Johnson back after her
illness.
Mrs. Essie Garner and children
of Phpstpr visileH M ? ?
John Hedspeth.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Harris
celebrated their 25th wedding
anniversary January 5, and
the Billy Lowerys celebrated
their first anniversary Jan. 13.
Birthdays: Nancy Worlev,
Jan. 19; Betty Ann Johnson,
Jan. 29; Reginald Harris, Jan.
13; Philip Joel Harris, Jan. 14;
Lin Harris, Jan. 30; Joyce Harris,
Feb. 3 and Claude Kernels,
Jan. 29.
SECOND SPOOLING
Rv M rc HtViolla \A/V? i I m iro
The Robert Adams visited
relatives in Greenwood . . .
Mrs. D. D. Purcell has returned
to Toccoa, Ga. after visiting
her daughters, Mrs. Lester
Ivester, Mrs. Nathan Cannon
and Mrs. John Hedgepath
. . . W. C. Ivester, of Middleton,
Ga., visited the Arzo
Ivesters . . . Mrs. Othella Whitmire
visited with Mrs Mattie
Lyles . . . The Lester Tuckers
visited her mother in Greenville.
Mrs. Lavonia Phillips of
Tucapau visited the Lester
Ivesters.
Arzo Ivester and children
visited in Greenwood.
tvn A u~i~ 4
IV irs. nuciiiid r-ivaii^
Sunday in Greenwood.
Mrs. Annie Bobo is visiting
her mother in Waterloo . . .
We were sorry to learn of the
death of Mr. David Smith,
brother of Mrs. Abelina Evans
. . . Mrs. Ted Arledge and
L
TI
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daughter from Asheville visited
Mrs. J. H. Whitmire.
Pounding
The second shift spooling 11
department gave Mrs. Ott ^
Stone a pounding recently. .
Mrs. Stone had been out from "v
work sometime due to the .
illness of her husband. She received
a large basket of groc- u
eries which were deeply appreciated.
a
Mrs. Storia Cooper celebrated
her birthday Feb. 8 . . . '
Little Alice Faye Cooper cele- ?
brated hers February 5 . . .
Mrs. Othella Whitmire has re
i r i r a
cuverea irum ner ioox injury.
THIRD SPOOLING A
By Lillie D. Webb a
George Dunaway left Jan- c:
uary 30 for the U. S. Air Force. a
Happy birthday to Marv
Sue Ealy, Jan. 1.4; Miles and ?'
Giles Lavvson. Jan. 6; William L
J. Reece, Jan. 29 and A1 Webb j
was 2 years old Feb. 15. *r
NO. 1 SPINNING. 1st SHIFT
By Eunice Arnold e
We are proud to claim the &j
honor for winning the 1 ,n- \
ner for the cleanest depart- (j
ment. We want to thank the
second and third shift for ft
their cooperation. Now, we ^
want to do everything we can q
to keep the banner. ti
Our deepest sympathy goes a
to the family of "Uncle Bud" F
Parkman, our former em- T
ployee who passed away. A
Mrs. Eunice Braswell and ^
Mrs. Mary Sue Turner were
hostesses at a party for Mrs.
Cleo Dunawav recently. J"
The E. D. McCulloughs celebrated
their wedding anniversary
Feb. 2. jWe
welcome Milburn Frazier
and Charley Foister to t)
our department . . . The Hays ^
Watsons of Augusta visited .i
the E. D. McCulloughs . . . The
Leo Heatherlvs and the Guy
Tumblins visited in Lancaster
NO. 1 SPINNING. 1st SHIFT ^
By Harry Foster n
J. D. Hanley and friends en- v\
joyed some fishing at Santee A
Cooper.
N. C. Guest of Bowman. Ga. ^
visited his daughter, Mrs.
Jennie Butler.
We are glad Fred Cantrell ^
is improving after his oper- ^
ation . . . Glad to see Mrs. Bill ^
Harris back after her illness. ^
We regret to report the h
death of Mr. David Smith. y
Anderson, uncle of Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Heaton. v
Happy birthday to C. C. a
Heaton, Jan. 21 and to little
Freda Foster, Jan. 15. p
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NO. 1 SPINNING. 3rd SHIFT y
By James Heaton
Pfc. Tommy Ellison, son of ^
Mrs. Odell Ellison, now is ^
stationed at Camp Rucker, f
Ala. t
Mrs. Eula Mae Rushton cele
oraiea a Dinnaay Jan. 1Y, ^
while Z. W. Rushton celebrated
his Jan. 16.
Charles Windsor, son of Z. ,
W. Windsor, has received his ^
discharge from the Navy and ,
is at home. ^
Mrs. Ruth Parkman is re- j
covering nicely from an ap- e
pendectomy. jy
Mr. W. D. Smith of Ander- ^
son, who recently died, was ji
the uncle of E. E. and L. C. v
T T A
neaion. ?
Mrs. Odell Ellison's son, E
Cpl. Floyd Ellison, and Pfc. o
Tommy Crow both from Fort
Bragg, spent a weekend here, t
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N PLANT
POWER PLANT. SHOP
By L. A. Smith
T. R. Holland, night watchlan,
was sick but is back at
rork.
J. B. Carson had a birthday
an. 17, visited his mother in
.sheville Jan. 20 and was pre?nted
another grandson Janary
21.
Mrs. L. A. Smith is at home
fter an appendectomy.
Paul Quinton, plain and
incy welder, is raising fancy
heasants. You ought to go
y and see these nice birds.
FIRST CLOTH ROOM
By Dorsey Turner
J a m e s Dunaway's wife,
dice, has returned to work
fter recovering from her acident
in which she suffered
broken collar bone.
MilfP VnrhrniirtK mtn,..-.
. W. r/v?^n II I*. 3 i ClUI ir
d to school after a week's
lness . . . R. L. Yarbrough,
like and Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
.owe visited in Union . . .
oyce Dunaway. daughter of
le Edgar Dunawavs, is a stuent
at Winthrop and recently
pent a weekend here. Her
ister, Shirley, returned to
Winthrop with her . . . Birthay
dept.: Dorsev Turner,
rd; James Dunaway, 12th;
Iyrtle Wallenzine. 21st; Ricev
Dale Wilson. 14th; . . .
'pi. Lamarr Price has been
ransferred from Ft. Bragg to
post in Texas . . . S-Sgt.
rank Riley is at McDill Field,
'ampa, Fla. and Pfc. Richard
lerrell Harris is at Fi. Bragg.
1. C.
C. E. Dunaway, first shift
econd hand, says the cloth
oom employees are talking
no practicing saiety at work,
'hey are proud of their safey
record and hope to have a
00'? year in 1952.
Mrs. Dewev Oxner has reurned
home after an operaion.
They express their
blanks for the nice cards and
lowers sent her.
Pitts-Braswell
Miss Sara Boland Pitts beame
the bride of James Rusell
Braswell Jan. 4. They are
laking their home at present
dth his parents. Mr. and
Irs. W. E. Braswell.
TO. 3 WEAVING. 1st SHIFT
By Ruth Oxner
We were glad to have Mrs.
Ilia Harvey return to work
an. 23 after her illness . . .
'Irs. Alice Kuykendall rcurned
to work Jan. 24 . . . Vic
lartin stuck a cotter pin in
is hand but after first aid he
/as all right ... A. G. Gallo/ay
almost had an accident
/hen he slipped and hit his
I'm on a loom set screw.
Anniversary Dept.: Little
toddy McAllister, son of the
Valter McAllisters, was a
ear old Jan. 6; Clyde Bigby's
ii Y't Ton 1 O* Plonrln
* A VllVtuy ?* MO U (III. A 7 , v^iciuuc
Valenzine's Jan. 29; Maxic
Vallonzine's Jan. 26; Mrs.
'ern Hardman's Jan. 31 and
ho E. B. Norton's celebrated
heir 12th anniversary Feb. 3.
IO. 1 WEAVING. 1st SHIFT
By Mildred Kinard
Mrs. Bessie Serene cele rated
a birthday Jan. 16 . . .
'he Robert Neal's visited the
. J. Smiths in Salem and Mrs.
Jeal in Greenville . . . The
.. A. Bovettes spent a weeknd
in Carthage, N. C. with
/Ir. J. A. Boyette returning
iere with them . . . Weekend
uests of the William Terrys
yere the Carol Jacksons of
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uailliuiil (lllll 1V1ISS 1 jlR'l I It*
iranche and Dodge Donohue
f Spartanburg.
The Sidney Risers attended
he funeral of Mr. David
al ioof2*
*
Shirley -Ann, daughter of
Mrs. Hallie Campbell. Lydia
plant, has returned home after
being a patient at Hays Hospital.
Miss Barbara Hoof, Lydia
plant, has been ill at her home
on Cypress Street.
Miss Billy Freeman. Lydia,
has been ill.
Little Barry Boyce, grand
son of Mrs. Irene Davenport,
Lydia. is ill at home.
Clarence Brookshire, Clinton
plant, has been out sick.
Lawrence Rice, Clinton, was
ill for a few days.
Mrs. Corine Guest, Clinton,
continues ill at her home.
Mrs. J. H. Seav, Clinton,
was at patient at Hays Hospital.
Mrs. Llovd Bailey, Clinton,
has been ill.
Mis. Lester Ivester, Clinton,
is out after an illness.
Mrs. Abelina Evans, Mrs.
Grace Bright, Bobbv Cagle.
Joe Adams, and Ott Stone, all
of Clinton, were out sick.
Grover Sanders, Clinton,
was ill with pneumonia at his
home on Pitts Street.
Mrs. Janie McClain, Clinton,
had an injured foot.
Little John Robert, Fred
L,euiuuu ana tiemma Jean
Ballew, children of the John
Ballews. Clinton, all had
mumps.
M. B. Raechester, Clinton,
was a shut-in.
Other Clinton employees on
the sick list included Fred
Cantrell who had an operation
in Spartanburg. Mark
Thompson and Jack Wright.
We wish all of these a
speedy recovery.
c? :? u : ? a ?i ?
oi111in in nnaerson.
We are glad to have Mrs.
Alta Riser back at work.
S. N. Howard Jackson visited
the William Terrys.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Barbery
announced the engagament of
their daughter. Geraldine. to
Robert Cannon. The wedding
took place Feb. 10.
NO. 2 WEAVING. 1st SHIFT
By Grace Wooten
Hello, Folks! Here we go
with the first installment of
keeping you posted on "What's
What" and "Who's Who" nnrt
"What's Happening" here in
this weave room. First off.
Gholdie Simmons goes to the
army the very day this paper
comes off the press. Bet Evelyn
won't forget the date of
this publication. We'll miss
you, Gholdie.
We're glad to have William
"Slim" Dunaway back at
work. He had a tough time
with an operation at Greenwood
but we hope he's all
right now.
Just before the deadline for
this paper, we learned of the
arrival of the Orville McGee's
first grandchild, a girl, Barhl)ra
I .vn Knrn Ton VI Tl,n
mother is the former Maudine
Yarborouph and Pop is Pvt.
Keith McGee.
Birthday and aniversary
dept.: Leon Holmes was 5 on
Jan. 29 . . . Little Wanda Lou
Lyle will be 4 on Feb. 28. Her
mother, Mrs. "Bunch" Lyle,
had a birthday Feb. 5; Gyneeta
Lanford, Feb. 5; Mrs. Dora
Leopard, Feb. 17; Harry Lan
FEBRUARY IS, 1952
PVT. EDDIE PRICE, a former
employee of the Clinton No. 2
weave room, has finished his
basic training at Fort Jackson,
according to Mrs. Betty Price.
HAROLD RICE, son of Mr. and
Mrs. I. B. Rice of Clinton No. 2
weaving, third shift, now is stationed
in Austria.
PVT. KEITH McGEE. former
employee of Clinton weave room
No. 2, finished his basic training
at Ft. Jackson February 8.
reports Maudine McGee.
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JMHH
PFC. TOMMY ELLISON, son
of Mrs. Odell Ellison of the Clinton
No. 1 spinning room, now
is serving in the army and is
stationed at Camp Rucker. Ala.
ford, Feb. 10; Mike Kirby was
5 Feb. 5 and his sister, Tonie,
was 2 Jan. 31. Both are f?randehildren
of Mrs. Dora Leop
arcl . . . J. M. Coopei has a
birthday Feb. 19. You can
guess which one . . . Larry
Caudle was 16 Feb. 3 . . . Miss
Billie Dee Hooper. Jan. 21 . . .
The Melvin Hueys will observe
a wedding anniversary
Feb. 25 . . . Charlie Barker
had a birthday Jan. 5. Age
unknown.
NO. 2 WEAVING. 2nd SHIFT
By Helen Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. John Brown
are new employees and will
soon movn hero
Wo are glad to have Mrs.
Sylvia (Braswell) Sexton back
at work. She was married
Dec. 23.
Eddie Price and Keith Mc(lee.
former employees, finished
their basic training at
Fort Jackson Feb. 8. We wish
them luck.