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8 NEWS FROA (Cont'd, from Page 7) Patsy Burdette was 11 Sept. 2. No. 1 Spinning, Third By Margie Rushton Mrs. Pearl Sheely and Carol visited relatives in Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. James Tripp visited her brother in Alto, Ga. Birthdays: Susie, daughter of Edna Osborne, Sept. 26 . . Mrs. William Heaton, Sept. 22 . . . Mr. and Mrs. Fred King, Sept. 15 . . . E. E. Heaton, Sept. 26 (wonder how he feels to be a year older?) Mr. and Mrs. William Heaton haH a annivopconr ? vi oai y iJCpl. 15. Our sick: Ruth Cook, Eula Mae Rushton, Nana Price and Mrs. Cantrell. Hope they'll be back soon. Eula Mae Rushton attended the funeral of her cousin, Shealy Lavvson. No. 2 Spinning, Second By Lois C. Harmon Happy birthday to Johnny Peavy, two on Sept. 16; John Jackson Tucker, five Sept. 18; Steve Tucker, Sept. 16 and George Tucker, Sept. 25. John. Steve and George are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tucker. Glad to have Mrs. Julia Hamby back at work. Pvt. JaV Grefnrv snpnt a ? o--j "rw,v " furlough with his mother, Agnes Gregory. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rearden visited in Edgefield and also Mr. and Mrs. George McGinnis in Chester. Mr. and Mrs. John Harmon visited Saluda and also in Chester, Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson, grandparents of John Harmon. The John Harmons attended the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Blair White of Charleston at the First Presbyterian Church of Clinton. Mrs. WKiU w- r " .. .? ..ivv- la tuc: lurrner rseny Moore of Clinton. We extend our sympathy in the death of Mrs. Mae Wright. She was a good friend of No. 2 Spinning. Second Shift employees. No. 2 Spinning, First By Jennie Watkins Boyd Hames, Jr. spent a 1 week in Greenville with Mr. and Mrs. Hartwell West. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Galloway and children enjoyed a < picnic in the Smoky Mountains. j We extend our sympathy to Jesse Laney and family in 1 the death of his father, Mr. < P. L. Laney, Sept. 27. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Thomas 1 of Joanna and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Payne of Laurens visit- < ed Mr. and Mrs. Fred Whit- ! lock. We have a cabbie right in i our midst. Sam Barker is driving for Hueys Cabs 1 after four in the afternoon. ^ u/~ 1 '? ' ' **c- wciLume iwo new Golfers. Osier Cantrell from No. t 1, third shift, and Elmer Seav of Laurens. c Mr. and Mrs. Russell Big- v T A CLINTON ham are proud parents of a new son, James Edward, Sept. 24. We thought we were in a cigar factory for a while. Now Russell will have to hustle and lay up an extra box of roving every day, if you get what I mean. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cannon had an anniversary Sept. 30. She said she had looked at the same face across the table for 20 years. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hancock also celebrated an anniversary Sept. 24 but she has been bossing Frank for only 15 years. No. 2 Spinning. Third By Elizabeth Holder Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Ful mer and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Willie Bedenbough in Leesville. Mr. and Mrs. Roland McClain and family from Anderson were the weekend quests of Rev. and Mrs. B. D. McClain. Bill Knox of Ninety Six visited Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Knox. Friends of Mr. Knox will be glad to know he is much better after being quite ill in the hospital. Happy birthday to Pauline Cooper, Sept. 24. Third Spooling By Mary Ealy We welcome Violet King ng n nourpnmDr tn nnr m IIV *f VWlltVl Vw v/ui vtvpui Vment. Also glad to have Mary Snow back after a recent operation. Catherine Womble visited in Newberry. The Harold Copelands visited the Miles Lawsons. Mrs. James Taylor, of Charlotte, visited the A. E. Ealys. Happy birthday to Billy Reece November 6. First Spooling By Kate Riddle Happy birthday to Mrs. Robert McGinnis, Nov. 1 . . . Alma Jean Johnson, Oct. 11 . . . Billy Lowery, Nov. 9 and James Daniel Johnson, Oct. 17. Mr. and Mrs. Buo Carr of Aiken visited the latter's mother, Mrs. John Hedspeth. I SICK LIST Jack Wilson, Clinton, is in J Ihe hospital again. Inez Smitherman, Clinton, is in the hospital. Mrs. Sara Revis, Clinton, is :>ut sick. Mrs. Janie Malone, Clinton, also is ill. Mrs. Harold Burgess, Clinton, is in the hospital for an operation. Mrs. Harry Hart, of Lydia, ivas in the hospital but is out. Mrs. Daniel D u n a w a y, Clinton, is improving at lome. Tnnv /-??'> ie ;ick. Mrs. C. E. Ivey, mother of Dick Ivey, Clinton, is ill at *Vare Shoals. Frances Bradberry, Clinon, is ill at home. Mrs. J. H. Crowe, mother if Sarah Jenkins, Clinton, is * erv ill. C HE CLOTHMAKER CLINTO ' * I 1 ' H V L jB Albert is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Odom of the Clinton plant. He will be a year eld September 18. S3 Judy is the lovely daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Laney of the Clinton Plant. She celebrated her 10th birthday August 24. A m Si Bobby is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Cooper of the Clinton Mill. He will be seven i pears old September 17. mPt, Charles Slack celebrated his 2th birthday October 7. He is he son of Mrs. Charlie Grogan. C 'linton Mills. 1 N-LYDIA 1 * h > 4k t* ^ 1 Paul. Jr. is the grandson of Mrs. Maggie Wilson. better known as "Granny," of the Clinton Spinning Department. Hiii 7U?~? Randy Seay was three years old Sept. 11. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Seay. Mrs. Seay works in the Clinton Spooler Room. ? ffv. y \ s y "* ^4? ar *" \ -? y ^fc^-.. ?* '' Donald E. Lawton is the son of Mrs. Lillian Forester. Lydia No. 1 Weaving. SB Summit . George, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Motes, observes his c 3th birthday October 16. OCTOBER 15, 1953 rOUTH PI Barbara is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lon Fulmer of the Clinton Spinning Department. Charles Oxner celebrates a birthday Sept. 20. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Oxner. It. John Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tucker, Clinton Mills, was five Sept. 18. Linda and Janet Roper, of El 3aso, Texas, are granddaughters >f Mrs. Addie Coleman of Lydia. Janet was five Sept. 18.