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Mrs. Lone Mae Holtzclaw are
absent due to illness. Hope
they'll soon be back with us.
Mr. and Mrs. Millard Ginn
have added a branch to the
family tree. A baby girl arrived
May 19. Mama is the
former Annie Ruth Ginn.
Happy birthday to Mrs.
Joyce Handback, May 30; A.
A. Barker, June 19 and Tan
Windsor, June 3.
Been out to see the Little
Leaguers play yet? If you
haven't, you've missed some
good ball because those little
fellows can really play. Ask
Mrs. Nell Huey, Mrs. Inabell
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nuuper or i\ainamei cannon.
They all have sons playing
with the Academy Street
team. Charles Huev and Mike
Cannon are both pitchers,
first class. All the boys really
play hard and are certainly
worth watching and encouraging.
Fish Tale: A young lady
who works with us, when her
brother was home on furlough,
got off a day for fishing.
Seven of them went and
th j had to walk about two
miles to the water. They
caught seven and began the
long walk back to the car. Arriving
there tired out, they
discovered that no one had
brought the fish, and no one
would go back after them.
Better luck next time!
Freeman Lanford and children
spent a few days at
Table Hock visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Temp Virges while Mr.
Lanford was recuperating
from a stay in the hospital.
No. 1 Weaving
By Mildred Kinard
Mrs. A. B. Davis, Carolyn
and Maxie visited Mrs. Inez
Sarrow in Greenwood
The L. A. Kisers attended
the funeral of Mrs. Bagwell
in Ware Shoals.
Mr. and Mrs. George Price
and Miss Pearl Price visited
relatives in Tennessee.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Owens of
Spartanburg visited the A. B.
Davis's.
Mayor and Mrs. Joe Terry
were in Rock Hill several
days during the Governor's
Day celebration.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Queene
spent a weekend in Hender
sonvillc with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. George Price
were called to Greenville recently
due to the serious illness
of Mr. Price's sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Powers
have moved into their newly
completed home on Holland
Street.
No. 1 Weaving. Second
By Mildred Campbell
Mrs. Grace Amick visited
her mother in Prosperity recently.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Campbell
and the Everett Allmans and
children visited relatives in
Pelzer.
Lowell Rice visited his
grandmother in Laurens.
Herbert Huehes and familv
visited his mother in Spartanburg.
Eunice Welchel and Mary
Ellison have been ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith
celebrated their 9th wedding
anniversary May 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Rodgers
celebrated their 14th
anniversary June 11.
Happy birthday to Clyde
Croy, May 23; Walter Adams.
May 21; and Elmer Rice. Mav
14/
We wish to welcome these
newcomers to our department:
EWS ITEMS
Haskell McJunkin, Claude
Hamilton and Bubber Creswell.
Cloth Room. Second
By Eva West
The M. C. Wallenzines visited
in Greenwood.
Mrs. Horace Steer is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. F. A.
Brzoski in Wilmington, Del.
The Brzoski's are the proud
parents of a baby girl born
May 25.
Congratulations to Edgar
tsallem of our department
who received his high school
diploma recently.
Happy birthday to Betty
Snelgrove, May 10.
Friends of Lt. (j. g.) J. E.
Shaw will regret to learn he
is a patient at U. S. N. Hospital.
Ward 1-A, St. Albans,
N. Y.
Mrs. Louise Harvey and
children visited her parents in
Spartanburg.
No. 1 Weaving, Third
By Izell McAlister
Wc welcome Clarence
Brookshire to our department
as our new second hand.
The Clarence Motes visited
Mrs. L. R. Starnes in Spartanburg.
Mrs. Mildred Arrowood and
Mrs. J. V. Williams attended
a birthday dinner in Gainesville,
Ga., honoring Mrs. Williams'
brother, Rev. George
Wallas on his 77th birthday.
He has been a minister of the
Gainesville Baptist Church
for 57 years.
The W. R. Snelgroves and
daughters visited Mr. S. B.
Snelgrove in Saluda.
The Russell Gardners and
children of Vienna, Ga. visited
the Fred Sheltons.
The Cecil Smiths will celebrate
an anniversary June 30.
John McNinch had a birthday
June 11 . . . Mrs. Grace
hressiey, mother of yours
truly, celebrated a birthday
June 2 and Mrs. W. R. Snelgrove
had a birthday May 12.
No. 1 Spinning, First
By Mrs. Eunice Arnold
Mrs. Helen Berry attended
the funeral of her niece in
Newberry on May 26.
Mrs. S. C. Foster is visiting
in Falliville.
Mrs. Ray Gilliam is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Gilliam.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Childers visited in Atlanta for
a weekend.
The Elmer Queens visited
in North Carolina.
Mrs. J. H. Foster had a
birthday May 18.
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Burton
visited the Fosters.
Mrs. Earnest Motes visited
her husband. Pvt. Earnest, in
Virginia.
The J. C. Fosters of Chester
visited the Fosters here.
We welcome Betty Jean
Caughman, our new employee.
The Ernest McColloughs
had a birthday May 12.
The J. B. Sanders of Winston-Salem.
N. C. visited the
Arthur Lancasters.
The L. B. Hughes and Furman
Hughes visited the Robert
Lees.
No. 1 Spinninq, Second
By Harry Foster
The men of No. 1 spinning,
second shift, enjoyed refreshments
and dinner together,
May 10. Refreshments were
served at the home of Joe
Caughman and the group then
went to Panorama Lodge
where a big fish dinner was
enjoyed.
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CPL. CLARENCE WILSON.
xormer employee ot No. 1 spinning.
Clinton, is a combat engineer
stationed at Fort Benning,
Ga. He is the son of Mrs. Nellie
Wilson. No. 1 spinning. 2nd shift.
Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. McGraw surely
had their schare of out-oftown
visitors on May 18. There
were 15 of them.
Mrs. C. C. Heaton elebrates
a birthday June 21 . . . Daryl
and Harry Foster, Jr., will
have birthdays in June . . .
The Harry Fosters celebrated
their 17th anniversary June 1.
No. 1 Spinning, Third
By James Heaton
Mrs. Ruth Cathcart announces
the marriage of her
son, Jimmie, to Miss Maddie
Dunaway May 24.
Miss Vivian Clark was
graduated from nurses school
in Columbia this month. She
is the sister of Mis. Margie
Kushton of Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mullis
of Charlotte visited his sister,
Mrs. Jesse Samples here.
Mr. and Mrs. Junior
and daughter of Ware Shoals,
visited his parents, the Jesse
Samples.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Samples
celebrated their 26th anniversary
May 21.
Little Gene Samples, son of
the Jesse Samples, will be
five June 19 . . . Daniel Osborne
had a birthday May 19
. . . Jimmie Cathcart had a
birthday June 4.
We welcome Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Price to our department.
Carolyn, daughter of the
James Heatons, celebrated her
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No. 2 Spinning. Second
By Mrs. Lois Harmon
Glad to have Anna Burton.
Louise Burton and Mrs. Lawson
back after their illnesses.
Capt. R. H. Hazel and wife
of Camp MePherson, Ga. spent i
a weekend with his sister.
Mrs. Bessie Rogers here. i
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rogers
celebrated their 8th anniversary
May 18.
Cpl. Earl Stevenson is now i
stationed at Camp Rucker. i
Ala.
MEMBERS OF THE CLINTON
Mill May 22, many of them on their
Lydia were guests of the club at an
group is shown above.
PFC. HORACE CARROLL now
is stationed in Columbus, Ohio.
His wife is Mrs. Dorothy Carroll,
Lydia.
Mrs. Mammie 3anks and
grandson. Clyde, visited in
Chester during the graduation
exercises of her nephew, Donald
Hampton.
No. 2 Spinning, Third
By Effie Mae Downs
Happy birthday to Sara
Knox, May 14; Marie Baker.
May 23; Effie Mae Downs,
May 23; Janie McClain, May
24 and J. B. Fuller, May 28.
Glenn, Effie Mae Downs,
Blanche Raechester and Carrie
Bell Poteat visited Marie
Baker who is a patient in the
Greenville General Hospital.
Sis Samples and daughter
visited her mother in Greenwood,
S. C. and friends and
relatives in Elberton, Ga.
Mrs. 13. ?>. Mauls visited her
daughter and son-in-law, the
W. H. Guests, and the B. L.
Rauls, both of Washington.
Mrs. Rauls is the mother of
Mrs. Margaret Holden of that
city.
Welcome to these newcomers:
Evelyn Swavngham,
Annie Ruth Samples, Lizzie
Woody. Janie Starnes. Connie
Starnes, Dorothy Lambert,
Julia Hamby. Charles Graham
and James Bennett.
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and Mrs. Earnest
Graham, Clinton, a daughter.
May 10. Mrs. Graham is the
former Eva Maude Neighbors.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Brzoski.
Wilmington, Del., a daughter,
May 25. Mrs. Brzoski is the
former Kathleen Shaw of
Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Millard Ginn,
Clinton, a daughter. May 19.
Mrs. Ginn is the former Annie
Ruth Ginn.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Holtzclaw,
Clinton, a son, Samuel
Gary, May 5. Mrs. Holt/claw
is the former Virginia Kinard.
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KIWANIS CLUB were taken on
first visit to a textile mill. Before
Appreciation Dinner held at the N
ONE 15. 1952
CPL. LONNIE D. BRADFORD
is a relative of Mrs. W. B. Phillips,
No. 3 weaving. Clinton Mill.
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S/M J. C. THOMAS is stationed
aboard the aircraft carrier
Wasp out of New York. He is ths
son of Mrs. Emmie Thomas,
Lydia 2nd shift spinning.
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A/3c CHARLES SCOTT and
his wife. Evelyn, visited her parents.
the A. E. Alexanders on
Cypress St., Lydia. He has re
ported to Camp Kilmer. N. J. for
Miipu.uui iu uie European theater.
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PVT. GORDON QUINN recent
ly visited relatives and fri:nds at
the Clinton Mill durinq his
brother's (Jacob Quinn) illness
and death.
un inspection tour of the Lydia
the tour. 15 representatives of
lary Musgrove Hotel. The dinner