Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SEPTEMBER 15. 1953 PALMETTO LEAGUE VICE P shown presenting the Play-Off tro manager of the league and play-o downed Watts Mill 3-0 and Fork ? NEWS FROK Third Carding ( By Daniel L. Dunaway 5 Gladys Campbell is visiting her grandmother in Langley. 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hamrick < and daughter visited their son and brother in Parris < Island. < Mrs. Emma Dunaway, the wife of your reporter, is at 1 home after being a patient in 1 Self Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Dunaway enjoyed and appreciated the flowers and host of oafrlc U'hipfi uinrn i.-on4 her both there and since she has returned home. Second Spooling By Grace Bright We are glad to welcome Mabel Hamby, McDonald McCraine and Everett Ballew as new employees in our department. Mrs. Sara Revis and daughter visited Mrs. Otis Jefferson in Greenwood. The G. L. Smiths of Martin, < Ga.. spent a few days with the Arzo Ivesters. The L. A. Whitworths and sons of Toccoa, Ga., spent a Sunday with the Ivesters. The William Evans of Laurens visited Mrs. Abilena Evans. Third Spooling By Mary Ealy We extend a hearty welcome to Nellie Ward as a newc omer. The Melvin Seays. Mrs. J. 11. Seay and Miss Feroline Seay visited the Royce Smiths near Ware Shoals. The Harold C o p e 1 a n d s. Misses Sallie and Mary Frances Nabors visited the Miles Lawsons. A-2 C Herman Ealv has returned to Parks Air Base. California, after spending a leave with the A. E. Ealvs. Lucky, son of the O'Neal Campbells, was a year old August 10 and Randy, son of the Melvin Seays. was three September 11. Cloth Room. 1 and 2 By Dorsey Turner We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Louis Yarborough of Enoreo, Mrs. Carrie Hoof and Peggy Snelgrove of Lydia and Mrs. Annie K. Tinsley to our department. Mrs. Vashti Ledford underwent surgery at Greenville General Hospital. The Cleo Wallenzines visit T < . ]t1 - M >vm* j*. i ifl| % M tri^l ^RESIDENT Culbertson here is Iphy to Will Hampton, capable I tt -i ;? ^ ? v/a?aiier3. uunion Jhoals, 3-2. 1 CLINTON ?d Mrs. Vashti Led ford while ;he was in the hospital. The Joe Shaws of Clemson /isited the H. W. Steers re:entlv. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Owens )f Spartanburg spent a week?nd with the H. B. Davis's. Mrs. Louise Harvey visited Lhe Alston Murrells in Trenton. Grogan-Trammell Miss Thelma Trammell and James Grogan were married quietly August 29 by Probate Judge Wasson in Laurens. The young couple are making U. 1- - iiuiih; w ild nil' glUUITl S parents in Cross Anchor. No. 2 Weaving, Second By Lloyd Taylor Mr. and Mrs. John Traynham of Pelzer visited Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor for several days. Mrs. Mary Taylor spent a few days with Mrs. John Traynham in Pelzer. Mr. and Mrs. Llovd Taylor celebrated their 12th anniversary August 16. Mrs. Mattie Heaton had a birthday August 16. We are glad to have Miss Marie Smith back with us after her illness. Lloyd Taylor caught a fourpound catfish the other day at the lake. Richard Dunaway and Pfc. Ralph Bauknight spent a few days together while Ralph was on leave. We are sorry to learn that Mrs. John Brown is in the hospital and wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. \Y. R. McGinnis had a wedding anniversary August 12. Cpl. Lew Kay had a birthday August 28. He is stationed in Korea and is the grandson of Mrs. L. O. Heaton. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Strickland of Pelzer spent four days with Mrs. Mary Taylor. Estelle Harrison is out sick and we will be glad to see her back at work. Patsy Henderson had a birthday August 5. She is the daughter of Mrs. J. W. Fowler. Louise Ann Moore celebrated her third birthday August 3. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Moore. Handy MeCarson was 11 (Cont'd, on Page 6) HE CLOTHMAKER ?* ^ zz ? * ^aC2_- | Mrs. Alice Kuykendall and Mrs. Estelle Roland, of Clinton, remain ill at their homes. Daisy Cothran is up and doin^ fine after her illness. She is from Clinton. Herman Johnson, Clinton, has been out sick. Mrs. Emma Dunaway, Clinton, has returned home from Self Memorial Hospital in ureenwooci. Mrs. Maggie Hampton. Clinton, has returned home after taking her son, Richard, to Denver. Col., for treatment. Jerry Cannon, Clinton, has been sick. James and Johnnie Price, Clinton, underwent operations at Hays Hospital. Mrs. Gladys Hughes, Clinton. underwent surgery at the Laurens Hospital. Mrs. Gertrude Fowler, Clinton, has been ill. Mrs. John Brown, Clinton, has been in the hospital. Estelle Harrison, Clinton, has been ill. Mrs. Vashti Ledford. Clinton. underwent surgery at Greenville General Hospital. Friends of Mrs. Irene Price. Clinton, wish her a speedy recovery. She is a patient at Blalock's clinic. Ruth Cathcart. Clinton, has been out sick. Mrs. Andy Hames. Clinton, has returned home after an operation at Hays Hospital. Miss Joyce Harris, Clinton, is recovering from a recent operation at Anderson hospital. Look 11 lio s I lore i\/r? i T : A mi. ami mis. Jimmy nrmstrong. of Aiken, a son. James Austin. August 9, at Hays Hospital. Mrs. Armstrong is the former Miss Helen Bagwell. 1 1 fj K ? iff kciisiL THERE WAS PLENTY OF FC Eating Place, Greenville, as guests i vin Cooper, J. D. Hairston. Ralph Gaffney, Tobey Campbell, Presiden Templeton, George Cornelson, Wi and E. C. Huffstetler. flUttorg Irjra IN RSOOCNITION OF FAITHFUL AND OOOPERA PEOYEES POK PERFORMANCE OF MI1JTARY DCT1 Cl'VRD AWARDS TO: Clinton-Lydia Mi1J Clinton, Soutb Cm Thi? tfHTIFKJAIK OF AITI Minv <4 itii liti/fti. vrtmns and aixHftci Nati ?<ul Guard o( ?Ik- United States Titer a t hi j > . Ill tu-.iunrt field training and I alter ti tabic It fe<fiire tla-if aiitence from civilian OCT It u gratifying to note tltat your firm is whcileti of I.r Vrni.il r.-o.. . and authorising tnilitai a }>!' rres so that the) can participate in such tn The CaniTiw. as the Omimander-in-Onid, I tonal tlu .kv to you and tour company for tl making to the defensr of our country Your terialiy in ttrrogtlienlrig tl* retcrtc componci maintain our national iruinty. l>?,r 8th August 1953 JZ t s / Sffi v THIS CERTIFICATE OF APPREC ton and Lydia Cotton Mills by General and cooperative spirit in the release of military duty with the S. C. Natioi employees from both mills went to Nati Mr. and Mrs. Bill Douglas, Clinton, a daughter. Edith Fave. Mr. and Mrs. James Price, a daughter, Debra Jean, August 30. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rennie Price. Clinton. Seaman and Mrs. Paul McLendon, a son. David Keith. August 17. >? A ^ 11* _ Alton Payton. Clinton, is back after serving two years in the army, a year of which was spent overseas in Germany. nam I I f kk^5_I >OD FOR ALL as the Cavaliers basebi of Clintcn-Lydia Mills management. A i Harbin. Truman Owens. Stick McGe t P. S. Bailey. George Huguley. Ott 11 Hampton. Ralph Roberts, Itchy Sat 3 TIVE SPIRIT IN THE RELEASE OP EMr. THE SOUTH CAROLINA NATIONAL 13 rolls* lECUTlON ram alike, are mrobrn of the CMimr onun oUlfatMia* to par mot of active dut\ (or training !upatulM lor brlrl jny leartedly supporting this |*ogr*m rjr leaves oI iSsfty lor It* <-nvli-nng * hi hM that I convey hit prrbe valuable contribution yuu are continued internt w-H atvjtJ nvaiti oi tlir Are/, and thn? help to V 4 , * -"h -r : NATION was presented ClinL James C. Dozier for "faithful of employees for performance rial Guard." Approximately 40 ional Guard camp this summer. Reporters Notice A number of our de partment reporters for The Clothmaker are out of envelopes to use in turning in their news, and out of paper for writing news. Supplies of both of these are available at the Personnel Office at Clinton Mills and at the Clinic at Lydia Mills. If it is inconvenient for you to go by to pick these up, perhaps there will be someone else in your department who has business there and will be glad to bring them to you. f ^ J|K mK ill team had a big feed at Epps attending the dinner were Cale, Chuck Leatherwood. Charles Thomas. Dave Roberts, J. B. terfield. Mo Fallow, Ed. Knight