Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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8 NEWS FROI (Cont'd, from Page 5) 5; J :ome Tripp, April 6; Thelma O'Donald. May 1; Elizabeth Barnett, April 16; Mae Fallaw, May 11 and Edward Beckham, March 17. Patricia O'Riley, niece of Mrs. Frances Bradbery, was 18 April 24 . . Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Ficklin, was four May 13 . . Mr. and Mrs. Steve Tucker celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary April 23 . . and the James Tripps had an anniversary April 22. We welcome Larry Fowler and J. W. Crane as new employees. Glad to hear that Frances Bradbery's husband is doing nicely at Blalocks. James McNinch has been a patient at a Laurens hospital. Mr. Will Martin is in bad health. Several other of our em Miavccs are usieci in the sick column of this issue. We wish the best of luck to Miss Lilia Slack whose engagement has been announced to Mr. Charlie Groover. Third Spooling By Mary Ealy We are mighty glad to have Martha Watts as a newcomer in our department. Mrs. Marie Culbertson of Aiken visited the Rob Culbertsons. A-2 C Herman Ealy of Patrick Air Base. Fla.. spent his furlough with the A. E. Ealys. Happy birthday to Beatrice Reece. May 27; Martha Susan WoMc- AT.... OO I ana LMCKie Watts. April 19. First Spooling By Mrs. Kate Riddle Lawrence L. Harris, AM-3. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Harris, has arrived safely in Guam. Mr. and Mrs. W i 1 1 i a m Woodward and children visited his grandmother. Mrs. Paul Gwinn. in Pacolet. Little Thelma Ann Oakley of Spartanburg visited her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Oakley. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGinn is visited relatives in f^nartan Vinrfl ~I'~- (-> Birthdays: Mrs. R o bert Whitsel. May 22: Ruth Jane DELORES Alexander, attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Alexander, Lydia Spinning, celebrated her 15th birthday April 9. M CLINTON Oakley, May; Ginny Bagwell, April 28 . . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whitsell had a wedding anniversary May 7. Second Spooling By Grace Bright The Rulphor Stones of Calhoun Falls and Charlie Stone of Beaufort, visited the Ott Stones. Mrs. Abilene Evans and the Pete Evans visited Mrs. R. G. Looney in Honea Path. The Deri Watsons of Augusta visited the Arzo Ivest ers . . and the Ivesters went to the All Night Singing in Greenville . the Wesley Ivesters. Ruby Ivester and Sally Purcell visited Mrs. Beatrice Hemphill in Toccoa. Ga. The Chris Slighs of Greenwood visited Mrs. J. H. Whitmire. We are glad to have Sara Nell r wis back after being out sick. No. 2 Spinning. Second By Mrs. Lois Harmon Mrs. Agnes Walker and daughter. Marv. of Laurens, visited Mr. and Mis. Bert Holland of Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chumley and Agnes Walker visited in aparianourg. The L. S. Harmons and children. Barbara and Mary, of Saluda, visited the John Harmons and other relatives here. The Frank Vaughns of Gray Court visited the John Harmons. Birthdays: James Hamby. May 2 . . Sandra Peavv was six April 20 and had a party . . Mil ford Wright. April 24 and Lois Harmon. May 29. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rearden had as guests Virgil Rearden of Clearwater and O. F. Rearden of Aiken . . Mrs. Robert Rearden and Charles visited Mrs. Janie Orr in Central. No. 2 Spinning, Second By Jennie Watkins We regret Mrs. Claudia Norton has left us after work; ^ ^ * * MR. AND MRS. J. H. Buddy HamnKftll u/oro va^am?1*> ~l wM...rMvaa ?TV*V tcwciiuy Uiai 1 ICU at the home of Rev. R. W. Garrison. Mrs. Gampbell is the former Gladys Owens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Golden Owens of Clinton Mill. Mr. Campbell is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Campbell of Lydia. They are employed in the Lydia Spinning Department. THE CLOTHMAKEF ing with us for many years and we will really miss her. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lusk and the Clco Lusk family visited Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Williamson in Columbia. Mrs. Eleonora Colvard and daughter. Edith, of Charlotte, visited the Jesse Laneys. Miss Alice Thompson of Whitmire spent a Saturday with her sister, Mrs. Fred Whitlock and Mr. Whitlock. The families of Carl and Cleo Lusk attended a family reunion at Salem. Lsinnctays: Joe Eustace, April 15. Gary Taylor, April 14; Ovell Woody, May 1; Li!lie Mae Mills. May 9; Andy Hames, May 12; Randy Sanders, May 13; Forrest Samples and Ruth McGinnis, May 15; Mrs. C. W. Foster and Mrs. J. H. Foster, May 18; Wayne Womble, May 20 and Sallie Havmie, May 21. Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Tucker celebrated an anniversary April 20 and Mr. and Mrs. Willie Bishop one on May 1. No. 1 Spinning By Harry Foster Mrs. Mary Barlow, daughter and grandson and the L. C. Whelchels of Joanna visited in North Carolina. Mrs. J. D. Hanlev visited her mother. Mrs. T. L. Key. in Greenville. Congratulations to t h e James Heatons for winning second place in the clean-up contest . . Mr. and Mrs. James Hcaton celebrated their 11th anniversary April J . . Mrs. Mary Harris had a birthday May 5 . . . and the Wendell Staines celebrated their 2nd anniversary May 5 . . Mrs. Jeanette Starnes had a birthday May 12. Wc all wish Mrs. Maggie Wilson, better known as "Granny" a quick recovery. She had a bad fall on a slippery sidewalk and we all miss her. Wc wish Leon Hedspeth. our regular reporter, a speedy Mrs. Nellie Wilson who is ill. No. 1 Spinning. First By Eunice Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Leo Heatherlv visited Mr. S. T. Suttle who is in the Columbia Veterans hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Sullivan and Tonv <?f Greelevville visited his m ot h e r. Mrs. Mynia Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lancaster visited her sister. Mrs. Sammy Taylor, in Woodruff. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond RTJRY is the lovely daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Campbell of Lydia who celebrated her 16th birthday April 10. t I. V IM A (Cont'd, from Page 2) and Joan Kuykendall of Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Webb Taylor and Bonnie were recent guests in Augusta, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Craine celebrated their 12th anniversary May 12. Happy birthday to Mary Lee Hughes, April 10; Nellie Sheffield, April 11 and Ruby Craine. April 7. Spinning. Spooling By Mary Ellison Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Prid more and family visited in Piedmont. Cnl. Jessie Howell of Camp Rucker, Ala. spent a leave with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Georee Howell. The Mark Satterfields visited their daughter and son-inlaw, S^t. and Mrs. Joe E. Profitt in Columbus. Ga. Campbell of Decatur. Ga. visited her parents, the J. B. Arnolds. John Arnold, better 1 - T"\ 1 A * _ ' 1 MM?\vn us uaci, rciurnea wun them . . Mr. and Mrs. Leo Heatherlv and the J. R. Heatherlvs visited in Columbus. N. C. . . We welcome Mary Riser and Wilburn Frazer to our department although Marv is not a newcomer but an old friend returning home. Our deepest svmpathv to Nellie Osborne in the death of her father. Birthdays: Eunice Braswell. c;. .ijpiniv Braswell. Mav 23; Mrs. Wert Jennings, of Columbia. April 12; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cannon, May 4 and little James Meadors, 5 on M:?v 99 No. 1 Spinning Bv Margie Rushton Just got back to work tonight after being out so long so didn't have much time to got much news but we'll try to have it all next time. 1 would like to thank everyone for the basket of fruit they sent and Wilette for getting the news while I was sick. I am mightv glad to be back. Mr. and Mrs. Z W. Rush 11/11 llclU till til 11 11 \ ?ri r?u i \ . \j;iii 29 . . Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gibbs had their 24th anniversary May 2 . . Edna Osborne had a birthday May 15 . . and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Catheart will have their fiist anniversary May 24 . . Gotta go. see you next month. GAIL and DANNY are the son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arzo Ivester of the Clinton Mill. They celebrated birthdays in April. Dannie was three and Gail was seven. MAY. 15. 1953 NEWS Mrs. O. H. Miller visited her aunt, Mrs. Cleo Wallenzine. C-l-C Charles Pearson of the Navy spent a 30-day leave with his mother, Mrs. L. H. Pearson. Mrs. Cora G a d d y and granddaughter of Chester and Mr. and Mrs. George Morris visited Mrs. Laura Davev and mother Rosia Morris. nearly welcome to these new employees: Ruby Thomas, Barbara McLendon and Mozelle Nelson. The J. B. O'Shields and Hugh Ballards visited J. B. Wasson in Fountain Inn. They also visited Mrs. Katherine Bennett who is a patient at Greenville General Hospital. J. H. Goodwin and family of Greenville visited Mr. and Mrs. William Ginn. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Windsor spent a day in Woodruff with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wil liams and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Martin of Newberrv visited the Bill Nelsons. Mrs. Addie Coleman visited in Greenville. Mr. George Howell celebrated his 62nd birthday May 3. His son, Lewis, had a birthday April 23 . . Rubv Thomas had a birthday May 2 . . Mack Taylor. May 3 . . Linda Gail Roper. granddaughter of Addie Coleman, was six May 1. The children of Mr. and Mrs. Mack Harris entertained their father with a birthday dinner honoring h i s 65th birthday April 25. Mr. Harris is a retired employee of the Lydia Card Room. Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Cook celebrated their 7th anniversary May 5. Third Carding By Isaac Phipps. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hinos announce the arrival of a daughter. Trudy Diane. April 3. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy McCravey also have a new daughter. Gloria Diane, April 7. First Carding By Verner Dees A. A. Tracy Dees spent a 14day leave with his mother and now is stationed in Norman, Okla. They visited his v ^ I (I 1 I vl I I I * ' II IV. I llliu WUIVI I v III tivcs in Salem. Liberty and Kinards. Friends of the Luther Thomas' will be interested to know that their son is improving in a Charlotte hospital. Peggy Ann Carnes. daughter of the F. J. Carnes. has been sick and she has a birthday May 29. Roy Snyder has been ill. Lydia Day Camp Campfire Clirls at Lydia will have their annual day camp June 1-7 with an excellent program planned. Programs will be held at Lvdia June 1. 2 and 3 and the group will go on a historic trip June 4-7.