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2 <1.1.XT? No. 2 Weaving, First By Grace Wooten The Braswell clan held their annual family reunion Mothers Day. Since Mr. Braswell. Sr. has had a birthday May 12. so close to Mothers Day, the chidren and grandchildren honor Mr. and Mrs. Braswell with a big picnic dinner. This year they went T 'jL'P r!?'OQnt?r/A/\/4 -J 4l,~ vv/ uuiw VII VCIIV\ uuu dl 1U lilt* children and grandchildren presented the Braswells with an electric stove. Cut of town guests included Mrs. Gladys Boyd of Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holmes and children of Newberry and Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Fennel of Ninety-Six. Mr. and Mrs. Ivey Galloway and son of Piedmont visited Mrs. Inabcll Hooper. Mrs. A. H. Hughes of Spartanburg visited her son. J. H. Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roof of Whitmire and Mrs. Earnest Starnes and Keith visited Mr. I 1\/T_ 1 ? ? * ana ivirs. cuvm ttoltzclaw. Mr. and Mrs. Dock Dover and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Putnam and son spent a Sunday at Paris Mtn. Park. Glad Harold Meadors is up and around again after an operation. Jo-Ann Lancaster is recuperating after an emergency appendix operation. Evelyn Blease has been out sick. Nellie Osborne wishes to express her appreciation to all for their kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of her father. Mr. Jim Osborne, and also for the beautiful floral remembrances. Mr. and Mrs. Frank T.vHp celebrate their anniversary June 24. Birthday dept.: Delora Lvda, 11 on June 18: Johnny Simmons, June 17: Linda Leopard, June 29: Hazel Waters, June 14; Shirley Wood, June 19: Harold Burgess, June 1; Aline Lanford, June 10; Joyce Handback. May 30; Sarah Blakely, June 4; Lona Mae Holtzclaw. May 27. Guess you noticed none of them told their age except the 11-yearold girl!) I just can't do it. Thought I would close this news without mentioning our fishing trip to Santee-Cooper. We really caught them as you will see in a picture in this issue. Of course our husbands urf.n1 I- 11 " * .. ?.???. hiv/hl; iw Lii'an ine nsn and help eat them. They even caught a few of them. Don't show this to Earl, Cecil or Dee or I might not get to go back. You can see who is in the picture with the fish, however. Hope everyone has a wonderful vacation which we are all looking forward to. Me. I guess I'll go fishing. No. 3 Weavinq, Second By Larrv Fowler Jimmy Black well was eight June ft . . . the Jimmy Suttles celebrated their second anniversary June 3. Dora Acrey visited Mr. and T 1* PLANT Mrs. F. H. Pressley in Fountain Inn. Christine Gray visited Mr. and Mrs. Sam White near Laurens. Joyce Janet Walker was eight May 23. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Walker visited relatives in Tryon, N. C. Flovd Walker, in the na\*\' at Norfolk, is expected home this month. Barbara Jean Black had a birthday May 26. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Ficklin celebrate their sixth anniversary June 29. Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers Willams and Floyd Rhymer from Hendersonville visited Mrs. Mildred Rogers. Grace Rogers will be twelve June 24 . . . Mr. and Mrs. Coby Campbell celebrate their 17th anniversary June 27. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Campbell. the Colev Campbells and Steve Allman visited Chimney Rock. Hazel O'Donald was 15 June 9. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie O'Donald visited her mother in Augusta. Mr. and Mrs. James P. McNinch and family with Mrs. J. T. Todd attended service in Greenville Sundav, May 31. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kinlev and daughter visited Paris Mtn. . . . Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Fallow visited her sister in Union . . . Grady and June Fallow have birthdays this month. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Phillips and family visited Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Painter at Swannanoa. N. C. . . . Billy Phillips was 11 May 16 . . . Marvin Owens visited Clayton, Ga. . . . W. B. Phillips visited his uncle in Marion, N. C. . . . Mrs. W. B. Phillips ppl pKrotoH Q 1*7 ww ? -?- *?* a u wvt U WH HIUCl V lVlcty If. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Beckham visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lovette and familv in Rock Hill . . . and the Beckhams visited the Carl Vanderos in Great Falls . . . Audrey Dees was two June 14 . . . and the Beekhams had a barbecue last month for J. D. Williams of Laurens. Air. and Mrs. Terry Robertson of Augusta, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Banadore of Great Falls, Brack Adair. Joe Davenport. Coley Blease. George Sullivan. Robert Vance. Sr. and Coley Campbell, all of Clinton. Johnnv Butler and Whit Bowie caught over 200 nounds of fish on trot linos at SanteeCooper. Wo welcome Mrs. Mildred Rogers and Mrs. J. A. Walker as new employees. Steve Tucker has had meales and Frank Smith has boon out with flu. First Cardinq Bv Brooks Dunawav Mr. and Mis. B. B. Stroud and Harold and Miss June Moates visited Miss Pearl Whitmire in Cross Anchor. HE CLOTHMAKER ' NEWS D. L. McGee attended the funeral of A. G. Hcmbee in Charlotte. D. L. McGee had a birthday May 22 . . . W. A. Dunaway, Sr. had a birthday May 25. Mrs. D. F. Underwood, who has been with her brother, O. L. McGee, has returned home to Waynesville, N. C. We welcome Jack Wright, Jr. back to this department .... and A. N. Lancaster has returned to his job after being sick. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sparks. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Bolton and Sons Jlf fJrr?r>t->ttr?w?/-l ? wcric I L'~ cent visitors to the mountains. Paul Smith and his mother visited relatives in Woodruff. Frankie Brown of the navy visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Brown. Mrs. Frankie Brown returned to California with him. We welcome E. C. Vincent, Sr. back after his illness. Third Carding By Daniel L. Dunaway J. R. Hamrick, Jr. of New York visited his father and mother, the J. R. Hamricks. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Holder visited relatives in McCor 111111\. J. R. Hamrick visited Rev. L. H. Elliott in Abbeville. Glad to have Mr. Vincent back after his illness. No. 2 Carding, Second By Henry Campbell Mr. C. M. Poole's children have him a birthday dinner Mav 24 celebrating his 66th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Poole visited Mrs. Poole's father, J. L. Dempsey, in Greenville. Mrs. Helen Owen's mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Barton, of Langlev, and hrntliorf n v. i o. uuaici oanon ot Savannah and Fred Barton of Anderson, visited her. Mrs. A. C. Clark is spending a week with her sister. Miss Ivey Price in Waynesville. Pvt. Charles Sheppard of Camp Rucker. Ala. spent a week here with his father. Oro Sheppard. W. D. Gilbert had a birthday June fi . . . Aaron Tucker had one June 1. . . . Mil ford Wright was three May 31 . . . Willi:. Mnn-u. I?-1 1 13 IIC?M Cl IJ1III1dav June ?... Mrs. Carl Lusk, June 5. We welcome O. C. Dees to our Card Room. No. 1 Weaving By Mildred Kinard Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Phillips of Columbus, Ga. were weekend quests of the Will I famptons. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Powers and son of Laurens were dinner guests of the Allen Powers. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmv Arm strong and daughters of Augusta were weekend quests of the I). W. Bagwells. S A PORTION OF THE PUPILS o a recital June 4 at Academy Street Sc also were presented certificates they Guild auditions. THESE LOVELY SOUTHERN BE bers of the Queen's Court during the at Lydia last month. The Queen and in the center. I V 'I I J I Johnny, son of Mr. and Mrs. ^ John A. McNinch, Clinton Weaving, recently celebrated his fifth birthday by a party for his w friends. ii Q Bobby Joe is the handsome son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Samples. Clinton plant. He will d be 10 June 18. C Susan Terry spent the \ weekend as guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Carol Jackson. S Mr. and Mrs. Bill Terry 1 and children visitor! roluiivos in Spartanburg. a Mrs. H. C. English and I Mike of Montgomery. Ala. JUNE 15. 1953 a :kl f Mrs. Jce Land who presented hool are shown above. Students had earned from the National IAUTIES from Lydia were memannual May Day program held her Maid of Honor are shown Mr. and Mrs. Junior T?ilin, rell known at Lydia, are shown 1 this informal picture. f Peggy Ann was 12 May 29. the aughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. lanes of the Lydia plant. isitod her narents. Mr and /Irs. L. A. Riser. Mis. Lillian Ellison spent a >undav in Greenville with ler sister. Mrs. Tom Jacks. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kinard ind son. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Arnold were weekend quests (Cont'd, on Paqe 7l