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1y JANUARY 15. 1952 NEWS I No. 2 Spinning, Second By Mrs. Lois Harmon The John Harmons visited the L. S. Harmons in Saluda Christmas, and Miss Betty Moore of Charleston visited the John Harmons. Miss Grace Ficklin visited Greenville. Glad to have these back with us at work: Mrs. Ginny Gossett, Mrs. Tucker, Watler Smith, all of whom have been sick; Nell Stroud; Etta Jones who has been sick, and Lois Harmon whose children were sick. No. 2 Spinning, First By Jennie Watkins Guess most of you made your New Year resolutions but I didn't make any this time because I broke them all last year. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holden and family spent a weekend with his sister Mrs. Nannie Van Etten in Augusta . . . Mrs. Forrest Samples and children visited the Wade Masters in Easiey . . . and the Fred Haynies spent Sunday with the John Haynies in Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. George McGinnis of Chester weekended with the Jasper McGinnis and other relatives . . . GM-3 Charles Kinard of Norfolk spent a few days with his parents, the E. B. Nortons . . . and the Willie Bishops have moved into their new home on the Greenwood highway. Miss Alice Thompson of Whitmire and the Earl Paynes of Laurens spent Christmas with thr? FYnrl WViitlnnUo Cpl. Wilbert Kirby of Camp Edward, Mass. visited his parents, the Grover Kirbvs . Andy Hames says "thank you" for the nice Christmas gift . and Mrs. Laura Mae Howard visited the Truman Watsons in Greer during the holidays. Romance seems in the air. Come on. Juanita and Eulis, Jr.. let us in on the secret. Mr. and Mrs. Toy Revis and A. F. Gregory of Chester visited the Willie Bishops . .. Mrs. Rachel Taylor has returned to work after sickness . . . and happy birthday to Frances Parkman, Robert Holden and Shirley Holden on December 22. 24, and 27. No. 1 Spinning, First By Eunice Arnold The Leo Heatherlvs visited Spartanburg. The Joe Griffins of Florence spent a weekend with their parents, the Fate Arnolds and the James Arnolds spent two weeks with them. 1 *J I ffl RUTH is the daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Braswell, Clinton Mills, where her mother is a drawing-in employee. 1 TEMS A Mr. and Mrs. Wert Jennings of Columbia visited her parents, the W. E. Braswells . . . The J. C. Cannons spent a week with the John Lewis's in Tampa, Fla . . . the Leo Heatherlys visited in Lancaster . . . Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Sanders of Winston-Salem, N. C. visited her parents, the Arthur Lancasters . . . and the Archie Nash's of Fountain Inn weekended with the Lancasters. Earl McCullough of Parris Island visited his parents, the V n ?. . iMwunwu^ii.^, anu IIUW will bo stationed in Jacksonville . . . Mrs. Hays Watson of Ware Shoals visited the McCulloughs. Mrs. Burns Lee is leaving to join her husband in Japan. Sgt. and Mrs. L. R. Forster and Mrs. Marv Passmore of Ft. Bragg visited the Larry Hedspaths. Happy birthday: Vera Smith, Jan. 8; Nancy Meadors, Jan. 30; Eunice Arnold Feb. 7; J. L. Arnold, Feb. 25; Paul Arnold ^in the arm^A Feb. 12. The J. L. Arnolds had an anniversary December 18. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith, the Jimmy Cathcarts and Mrs. Ruth Carthcart visited their aunt and uncle, the W. I. McDowells of Saluda, who celebrated their 50th anniversary. First Spooling By Mrs. Kate Riddle The Robert McGinnis's were called to Gadsden, Ala. due to the serious illness of his mother . . . Billy Lowers visited relatives in Balfour, N. C. and his brother. Tommy, returned here for a visit . . . the D. D. Johnsons visited Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Deloach in Saluda . . . Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Garner and family of Chester were quests of the Robert Whitsels . . . and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Carr of Williston visited her mother. Mrs. John Hedspeth and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Lowerv had an anniversarv January 13. Birthdays: Mrs. Neuffer Creswell. Dec. 25; Joan Burgess, Jan. 8; Mrs. Billy Lowerv, Jan. 12; Phillip Harris, Jan. 14; Reginald Harris, Jan. 15; Lin Harris, Jan. 30; Betty Ann Johnson. Jan. 29; Claude Kernells, Jan. 29; Joyce Harris, Feb. 3 and Neuffer Creswell. Feb. 11. No. 1 Spinning, Second By Leon Hedspeth Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heaton. Marv Ann and Jeanette. visit f j/ / - ANN is the dauqhter ot Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mcadors, Clinton Mill, and was 11 years old Dec. 31. HE CLOTHMAKER T THE C ed Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Eskew in Greenville. Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Scott, was 3 Jan. 10 and Wanda Scott will be 5 Jan. 25 . . . Cecil Lawsons birthday was Dec. 29. Erskine Milam. son of Annie Milam, spent a weekend with his grandparents, the Ed Milams. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Shepherd spent Christmas with the Will Shepherds. W. O. went back on duty but his wife and children are staying with the Will Shepherds for awhile. We are sorry to hear that Mae Butler's aunt passed away the last of December. Jean Fulmer was married and now lives in Simpsonville. Annie B. and Leon will mice Vior* o The Cecil Lavvsons celebrated their 12th anniversary Dec. 24. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hanley visited the T. L. Keys in Greenville . . . Mary Lawson had a birthday Jan. 12. T/'Sgt. James P. Butler of California, nephew of the Johnnie Butler, spent Christmas here . . . and the Joe Caughman family spent Christmas in Orlando, Fla. Third Spooling By Mary Ealy The W. D. McWaters visited the B. L. McWaters and Mrs. H. J. Osborne in Great i chid. Mr. and Mrs. Hcnrv Russ of near Clinton visited the Jess Reeses . . . Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Garner. Jr. and family of Chester visited the Robert Whitsels . . . the Miles Lawsons visited the H. A. Copelands near Clinton. A-3 C Herman Ealv, the W. D. Bishops and Judy Dobbins of Cross Hill visited the A. E. Ealys. The Jack Rhodes observed an anniversary December 20 as did the Melvin Seays January 3. Miles and Giles, son of the Miles Lawsons, were seven January 6 . . . and Mary Ealy has a birthday January 15. Second Spooling By Grace Bright Miss Mildred Wilkinson ana son. verner wiiRinson, and daughter. Mrs. Beatrice Hemphill and son. Clarence Hemphill, the Tob Cokes. Miss Cora Adderson and the Wesley Ivesters of Toccoa. Ga. visited the Lester Ivesters Christmas. Charlie Stone of Aiken, the Rudolph Stones and the John Satterfields of Greenwood (0% HAYWARD is the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. James Dean of the Lydia plant. ILINTON visited their parents the Ott Stones. The Arzo Ivesters visited the Ded Watsons in Augusta . . . the Cecil Walkers of of Laurens and the William Cannons of Clinton visited the Nathan Cannons . . . the Perry Wilburns of Chicago visited the Junior Kernells .. and the William Evans, the Earl Evans and the Pete Evans, all of Laurens, and Sidney Risers of Clinton visited their mother, Mrs. Abilena Evans Christmas. Mrs. Abilena Evans visited ner brother in Anderson, Robbie Smith. The James Abrams of Newberry. the Ted Arledges of Asheville and Sally and Mary Frances Nabors of near Clinton visited Mrs. Othella Whitmire. 1 wish to thank the Young Mens' Bible Class for the nice box of groceries and the Christmas dinner and the Woman's Class of Calvary Baptist church for giving Cora fruit and canned goods?Mr. and Mrs. Ott Stone. No. 1 Weaving, Third By Izell McAllister Certainly hated to lose our second hand. Clarence Brooshire. Creswell J. Crowe is our new one. The Johnny Godfreys of Camo Stewart. Ga. and the .T D. Lawsons of Ft. Bragg visited the Frank Lawsons . . . the Fred Sheltons and Mrs. H. W. Alford visited the H. L. Bakers in Charlotte . . . the E. A. Sanders of Newberry and the James Woffords of Columbia visited the J. A. McNinchs. Barbara Jean, Peggy and Ronald Simmons of Delia Howe visited Mrs. Roy Simmons. Don Snelgrove of Ft. Benning visited the Billy Snelgroves and the Billy Snelgroves visited the S. B. Snelgroves in Saluda county. Frank Lawson celebrates a birthday Jan. 28 and little Stanley Lawson celebrates his third Jan. 31 . . . Sara Shelton had one Jan. 14. Mrs. H. W. Alford. Jan. 5. Ethel Smith, Jan. 7 and little Jackie Smith Dec. 26. No. 1 Weaving. Second By Beatrice Hyman Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Amick apciii v^iii lsiiiias wan ivirs. VV. H. Long in Prosperity. The J. E. Allmans visited in Pelzer with his sister, and a day in Union. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Creswell celebrated their sixth an M MELDA is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Dean, first shift Spinning Department. Lydia Mill. 7 PLANT niversary Dec. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Coley Campbell and the Grange Campbells visited Atlanta . . Helen Moses Campbell spent Christmas Eve with the E. J. Campbells in Laurens . . . Mrs. Ken Belden of Miami spent Christmas with the Leon Hambys . . . Eunice visited the Jack Caughmans in Orlando, Fli. during the holidays . . . we wish to wplmmp T.miisp Rar ker to our department ... A certain person really celebrated Christmas, isn't that right, Clyde? No. 2 Weaving. Third By Mary Ellen Cannon Here we are again, hoping everyone had a nice holiday. We'd like to hang out the welcome sign for Mrs. Henry Lewis and Mrs. Jeanette Giilam who returned to work, and Miss Ruth Nincent and Mrs. Herman Johnson who came to us from the first shift. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Long of Anderson and the Edgar Rallews, who have returned from Ohio, were visitors of the Johnny Wilsons Christmas. Guess by now everyone has seen those pretty watches J. W. and Bones are sporting? luekv fellows. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Donnan celebrated an anniversary December 21. News was a little scarce this month, but I'll be back with more next month. No. 2 Carding. Third By Daniel L. Dunaway Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hamrick and family spent Christmas with their son, J. R. Jr., and family in New York. Rnhort Dimrari anH familv visited the Charlie Lvdias. Walter Lee had a birthday Dec. 26 and daughter Betty Jean was five the same day . . . Miss Betsy Miles, daughter of the James Miles visited her grandmother in Charlotte . . . Gene Holder was 15 Jan. 4 . . . Thomas Harris was six Nov. 17 and Virginia Harris was two Nov. 17. the children of Mr. and Mrs. James Harris. No. 2 Carding, Second By Henry Campbell The sons of W. D. Gilbert of Gastonia visited him during the holidays . . . Mr. and Mrs. Amick visited relatives in Prosperity during the holidays . . . Mr. and Mrs. Clarence King of Columbus, Ga. and the Eugene Kings of Spartanburg visited Mr. and (Cont'd, on Page 8) STEVE FENNELL is the highstepping son of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Fennell. Lydia plant. His father is a weaver in the No. 2 Weaving Room.