Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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APRIL 15. 1953 NEWS ITEM (Cont'd, from Page 2) Little Ginger Crocker spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. David Satterfield. The Satterfields and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bailey visited the Claude Crockers in Slater. Jack Pearson, of the Navy, spent a leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Pearson. He has been transferred to Norfolk. Mrs. J. T. Ellison and Mrs. TV J1 17* lit * a 1 */T mary raiison wun ivirs. CJia Sanders and Mrs. Marie Garrett of Laurens recently visited in Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. George Copeland and son were dinner guests of Mrs. J. T. Ellison and Mrs. Mary Ellison. Mark Satterfield had a birthday March 12 and his daughter. Peggy Ann. has one April 21. Mrs. Azalee Howell celebrated a birthday March 31. Mrs. Alice O'Shields had a birthday April 15 and Mrs. Mary Ellison and brother. Walter Campbell, had birthdays April 7. Her sister. Rubv. had one April 10. No. 1 Spinning, Spooling By Evelyn Haupfear De Vaughan Cauble. sta tioned in San Diego, Calif., was home this past month. Lucille Martin visited her father, Mr. L. B. Brown, who lives in Calhoun Falls. Corp. E. J. O'Banion, Jr.. who has been in Korea for 10 months, is expected home soon. Tommy Caughman. Jimmie Ritchie. Homer Calvert. Lerov Calvert and Ernest and Bernest Lark had birthdays the past month. Jack Wehunt. Ora Lee Wehunt. Edith Gamble, Mrs. E. J. O'Banion and Mr. E. J. O'Banion come from the se cond shift to the third shift. Mr. O'Banion is our new Second Hand. Third Weaving By Sarah Jenkins Hello, folks. This is my first try at being your reporter. If I missed getting any news from anyone in this department, please forgive me and I will do better next month. With all of this beautiful weather, with the sun shining, birds singing and trees budding out, ! say it's time to go fishing, don't you? HHHH Guyenelle Chilton is the fiv< year old daughter of Margare and Raymond Chilton. Margare works in No. 2 Spinning, Thirt Shift. Clinton Cotton Mills. I S AT LYDIA The J. T. Lanfords celebrated their 8th wedding anniversary March 5. Mrs. Lillie Seawright spent a weekend with Mrs. Cora Boyce near Joanna. Mr. and Mrs. Capers Gregory announce the birth of a son, Tommy, March 17, at Hays. Glad to have Selma Howell back after an absence, and also Geneva McCoy who has been out with flu. We welcome Sidney Frost, Bobby Pierce and Fronnie Franklin from the second shift and also Ralph Blackwell from the first. Ralph is our new overhauler. Mrs. William Ellis with 26 members of the Training Union of Lydia Baptist Church attended the rally at Union Baptist Church near Ware Shoals. A hearty welcome to H. C. Dotson, Paul and Nellie Flynn and Roy Lee Ellis, newcomers to our department. Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Bailey were called to Pineville, N. C. because of the death of an aunt. Our deepest sympathy goes to Mrs. Carolyn Inglett, our n 11 rsP in thp lncc r?f hnr V-nic bund, Mr. Allen Inglett. Our sympathy also is extended to Mrs. Rubbin Overstreet in the loss of her father, Mr. Lee. Mrs. J. H. Crowe, mother of your reporter, celebrated a birthday March 28. Dale and Mike Jackson, grandsons of Mrs. Dora Jackson. celebrated their birthdays recently. Dale was six March 28 and Mike was four April 5. Evelyn Chapin says that anyone wanting to buy fresh eggs and butter can see her because she is a "country girl" now. Sec you next month. First Weaving By Annie Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Milton Milan and niece, Sandra, visited their daughter, Mrs. T. E. Chandler and family in Augusta. Mr. and Mrs. Nye Leopard of Laurens and your crackfed) reporter visited the R. L. Grants in Greenwood. Mrs. Eloise Cannon and Mr< Hrrn'Pr Tai'tcnn Vini'o jfevj "ff-? y *>~*r s Susan Terry, attractive daught ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Terry, t Clinton Weaving, recently cele1 brated her 11th birthday with a party at her home. HE CLOTHMAKER W'( p JWl m rnyf m p? THERE WAS PLENTY OF FOOI Lydia Men's Club held their regular was held in the Lydia School Lunch been absent several weeks due to illness. We miss them and wish them a speedy re- I covery. Misses Elizabeth and Vir- I ginia Manning of Iva spent a j| weekend with the E. C. Brudettes. Glad to see Roy Owens back at work after a round with the flu. Mrs. N e 1 li e Dean and | daughter, Tolitta, visited the Ben Deans in Joanna. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hildebrand. Mrs. E. B. Kinsland of Cristobal, Canal Zone, were recent visitors of Mrs. Joe Allen and the E. B. Kinslands of Laurens. Miss La Dawn Grant of Greenwood spent a weekend with the James (Bill) Patter- T. * ' 12 sons. L Mrs. W. S. Meeks of Laurens spent a week with her son, J. C. Meeks and family. a Mr. and Mrs. Lester Harris * celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary April 7. t Mr. and Mrs. Nye Leopard. Mrs. Arthur Weathers and children. Bo, Laman and Frankie, were visitors in Gatlinburg, Tenn. They were guests of their son and brother, Leroy Motte, who was ^ home on leave from his post s in Alaska. 1 The Joe Corleys spent a weekend in Spartanburg with Mr. Corley's sister, Mrs. C. E. 1 Harper. i These fine children are Jimmy 12; Virl, 8; Larry. 5 and Opal seven months. They are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Barker. Clinton Cotton Mills. s. ) AND FUN, as is evident by th? monthly meeting March 14. It w, room. r m. THE SOCIAL COMMITTEE OF ras largely responsible for the succ > shown above. Left to right are G. A. Williams. Mark Windsor, Clauc Mr. and Mrs. Chess King nd daughter, Yvette, visited he Otis Fullers in Union. Mrs. Sarah Shelnut cele>rated a birthday March 27. \ 1 Second Weaving By Roberta Prince Little Bonnie Taylor of rross Hill celebrated her 1 ;ixth birthday April 7. She ' s the daughter of Marie and rVebb Taylor, both weavers. We sympathize with L. A. VlcCurrv in the death of his nother, Mrs. Sallie McCurry. <P\ri !f I Shirley Jean is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Lawson. Clinton Cotton Mills. The attractive Miss celebrated a birthday March 27. s , 0 y rjBii - ^I j lk * ' <? L^^Kjg ^PpVI' w > ^ > m Wv I w^^El ' picture shown above, as the is a "Ladies Night" affair and Hv I Er Mv THE LYDIA Men's Club, which :ess of the recent Ladies Night. C. Parrish Sr.. Charles Gaffney. ie Sims and Jot Abercrombie. Anatomy is something everyone has but it looks >etter on a woman. * * * Human minds are like vagons. When they have a ight load they are much loisier than when the load is leavy. * * Music washes away from .he soul the dust of everyday life. * * T .enutVi nf 1 if*=? HnnpnHs Irxv 0 on the star you were born under than on the color of the street light when you cross the street. V < YlH J 7 \ ^ V Rose Marie Kuykendall cele brated her 6th birthday March 2. She is the daughter of Marie Kuykendall of No. 2 Weaving. Second Shift. Clinton and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Smith.