Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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MAY 15. 1953 NEWS FRO/ (Cont'd, from Page 3) Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Womble. Brarin Blackwell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Blackwell, celebrated his second birthday May 3. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Harris visited in Pelzer. Miss Catharine Dunaway of North Greenville Jr. College spent a weekend with her parents, the Brooks Dunawavs. We wish to welcome Van Oxner as our new Second Hand in No. 1 Carding, First Shift. No. 2 Weaving. Second By Tony Hughes We extend a hearty welcome to all the new employees in our department?Vera Foster, Helen Yarborouqh. Betty Price, Ero Thompson and Richard Dunawav. Inez Smitherman is back with us and we are glad to welcome her back. Miriam Glenn has been out sick but is out of the hospital and on the way to recovery. We miss you and will be glad when you are able to return to work. Mr. J. W. Fowler and Mrs. r* - * * \jenruae Henderson were married April 24 and have been honeymooning in Georgia. James Howard. G 1 e n d a Gale and M. D. Smitherman all had birthdays April 17. and Annie Ruth Barker had one April 14 . . Janice Hughes was 7 on April 1. T 1 _ i uuui ictvim ana Junior Kirby went fishing the other day and say they caught 11 fish but didn't say how large they were. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Barker and family visited Greenwood with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Word. Sally, we miss you. Gee, but I've got spring fever bad. Guess I need some sassafras tea or is it sulphur and molasses you take in the spring? Fay Barker's husband. Nub. has been in the hospital but has returned to work. Their son Carroll is in Charleston for several days visiting Fay's sister, Virginia Spurlock. Vivian Kuy kendall's husband is in the hospital in rjrnon\'il1n W7n v.iwu* ?uv. ** W CAICIIU tilll sincerest wishes for a speedy recovery. Rebecca McCarson is going to Nashville, Tenn. for a weekend. MttT .1 M LELAND is the active son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nelson, Lydia Spinning. He is three years old. A CLINTON Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Branvon and family spent a weekend with the Tony Hughes. No. 3 Weaving By Sally Bigbee Friends of Lawrence Kurnducell were sorrv to hear he is back in a Greenville hospital and we wish him a speedy recovery. Mrs. Estelle Roland honored her son, Map Simmons, with a birthdav dinner Mav 3. Mrs. J. J. Smith, Misses Nell and Nan Smith and the J. O. Huebles of Joanna were recent visitors in Greer. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Smith celebrated their 18th anniversary May 1. Friends of Mrs. Li la Smith and Mrs. Victor Mattox sympathize with them in the loss of their son and brother at Newberry hospital. Mrs. Estelle Roland received a letter from hnr con Pfc. Gholdie Simmons, saving he flew to Japan for a 5-day rest from Korea where he is stationed. Mable McAlister celebrated a birthday April 16. No. 1 Weaving. Third By Izell McAllister Our welcome mat is out to Buford Lowery and Verdune McClain. new employees. We also have three new weavers in the making. They are William Greeorv, Ray Patterson and Paul Woody. Mrs. Fred Shelton and daughters, and Mrs. H. W. Alford visited the H. L. Bakers : ? 1 i * - - in vnarioue. The Billy Snelgroves and daughters and Mrs. R. M. Sullivan visited Rufus Sullivan in Greenville. We are all glad to see Billy back at work. The Albert Cothrans and daughter visited Enoree. We are sorry Mrs. Dick Ivey remains ill at her home. Wedding bells rang out for Carolyn Brvson and Johnny Smitherman April 24. Johnny is the brother of Mrs. Daisey Cot h ran. Recent guests of the C. E. Roberts were the Glenn Robinsons. Mrs. Grady Owens and Roberta Kitchens, of Liberty; Mrs. Thompson and daughter Linda, of Greenville and the W. O. Bouchillons H km GARY is the fine-looking grandson of Mrs. Bessie Queene. He will be two years old May 28. THE CLOTHMAKER and the Horace Bouchillons of Fountain Inn. The Frank Lawsons visited their sister-in-law, Mrs. Geraldine Lawson, at General Hospital in Spartanburg. No. 1 Weaving By Mildred Kinard J. A. Boyette has returned to his home in Carthage. N. C. after visiting his son and daughter-in-law, the L. A. r> a a Duyeues. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Riser visited the J. T. Davenports in Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs. George Cunningham of Wilmington, N. C. visited Mrs. Bessie Queen and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Terry and children and the Joe Terrys visited Mr. Terry's sister, Mrs. Jim Hays, in Anderson. Mrs. Ora Wood and J. D. Williams visited Jack Williams in Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kinard and son visited the Fred Rodelspergers in Newberry. Mrs. Lois Bell of Gastonia. N. C.. spent a weekend with Mrs. Ora Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neal were called to Salem due to me mness 01 Mrs. IN ears father. Mr. J. L. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Campbell of Atlanta were the uuests of relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Queene visited relatives in Monroe. Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Terry and children spent a weekend with her mother. Mrs. D. G. Jackson in Columbia. Glad to have Cleo Riser back after an operation. Earl Braswell also is back after a knee injury. r : . i.. t t ? T>..: ? itit: Jdiucd Lt'i* riac, aun of Mr. and Mrs. George Price, suffered a broken arm in a fall. Anniversaries and birthdays: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neal celebrated their 23rd anniversary April 25 . . Mr. and Mrs. Leo Riser celebrated their 36th anniversary April 13 . . Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bowers celebrated their 16th wedding anniversary March or* i tv/t 1 * f t _i (iiin tviityui aim .wrs. joe Terry celebrated their 36th on March 30. No. 3 Weaving. Second By Larry Fowler Mr. and Mrs. Charlie O'Donald and children visited her parents near Lavonia. Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde West of rr i MAYOR AND MRS. Joe Terry celebrated their 36th wedding anniversary on March 30. Mayor Terry is employed at the Clinton plant. ' ftWoi B MM H MISS MARY ELLEN CANNON t with the newly organized Ta-Wanwhich meets Friday at 5:30. Miss group sponsor. ^Ej. \ - i) ^na * * m m ma t f 1 NINfc SCOUTS FROM CLINTOf rank at the Court of Honor April 20 Star Scout and now working toward attendance banner. Next Court of h your attendance will help them ke Scouts and leaders above are. front. KKuykendall, Lydia; Ronald Corley Field Executive Smoky Eggers. Bac Clinton; Delano Wilson. Lydia; Be Adams. Clinton; R. C. Wilkie. Clint John Abercrombie. Lydia Scoutmas Woodruff visited Mrs. Dora Vaughn April 26. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rice I and the Buck Wilsons visited I the J. B. Rices. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Will Martin and Inez had his sister. Mrs. Lulu Lawrence as a guest. Chaplain and Mrs. John ^ Phillips of Washington visited Mr. and Mrs. Furman Bragg. Mrs. Phillips is Mrs. Bragg's sister. Hobart Phillips and family and W. B. Phillips visited relatives in Beelog, N. C. Richard Turner and family visited Pete Porter . . Mrs. John Dees and children visited her parents, the W. H. Beckhams . . James Tipp and fnmilv* \'icitf?/-l VT r- Trinn'c sister. Mrs. Annie Owens, in Greenville twice during April. < Johnnie Butler and W. H. < Beckham went fishing at 1 Santee-Cooper. The water i was too rough for Beck so the i fish are still down there. 1 JACKIE ANN is the 18-mcnthsold daughter of Sgt. and Mrs. Cothran end the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Giles Lawson of the Clintcn plant. 5 V I ind Ruby Fallow are shown here Ka Carnpfire group at Clinton Polly Brazil, back center, is 9K w M it)' rUBl fer \ |B 9B He o J S [j-LYDIA received promotions in . witn it. t;. Willcie promoted to his Eagle. Clinton Mill won the lonor is May 18 at Joanna and ep the attendance banner. The Bobby Ginn, Clinton; Raymond . Lydia; Pete Cranford Clinton: :k: Scoutmaster John Vassey of >bby Thomas. Clinton: Furman on; Thomas Tullis. Clinton and ter. Lots of birthdays since our ast report and we hope we lave them all: Johnnie Butler. \pril 28; James Tripp. April 10: Mrs. James Tripp. April (Cont'd, on Page 8) Express Thanks Several weeks ago the Clinton Men's Club offered o contribute $130 towards a ook-out for the Campfire jirls and Blue Birds when t looked as if the fund vould not be forthcoming rom the city. In the meanime. however, the city appropriated enough money for his purpose so that funds rom the Men's Club were jot necessary. E. C. Huffstetler, Club Finince Chairman, expressed his leen annreriatinn tn tho mom. acrs for their generous offer .vhich indicates the fine indertakings sponsored by he Men's Club. BARBARA DIANE is a grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Birch. Their parents are Billie and Nellie Sheffield. Mr. and Mrs. Birch and Billie and Nellie Sheffield are employees at Lydia.