Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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2 * IN THE i H\." ll ^ ~~ A/3C JULIAN Larry Fowler, a lormer employee of No. 3 Weaving, Second Shift. Clinton Mill. ? nuw biauuiieu ?i rvetrsier ah Base in Mississippi. He is the son of J. W. Fowler. PFC CHARLES SHEPPARD enlisted in the army January 19 and now is stationed in Korea. He is the son of Ora Sheppard of the Clinton Mill. MELISSA Burdette, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Parkman, had a birthday September 3. JlJ i MMI WANDA Faye is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lewis, Clinton, and was 11 years old October 6. T ? SERVICE * * A3C EVERETTE Leon Hedspeth is stationed at Chanute Air ] Base, 111. He is the son of Mrs. John Hedspeth and the late ' John Hedspeth. He is a former employee of the Clinton Spinning Department. Safety Contest ... ( (Cont'd, from Page 1) and trust that by the time you are reading this another ( accident has NOT occurred and these totals will be even ] larger as indicated on your t bulletin boards. ] uon t lei the next accident I be your own, and don't let it happen to the person working 1 next to you. Warn him if you see him doing something * careless or unsafe. He or she * ought to thank you and, after ^ all, everyone likes barbecue. i 1 ] 1 i 1 i ^?Hb ?V DON, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Handback, Clinton, was seven Nov. 6 and is in the first grade. i MM |MA v, ^ ? RICHARD HAMPTON is shown here taking a sunbath at a clinic in Denver, Col. His condition is reported to be improving greatly and we wish him a speedy recovery. IE CLOTHMAKE LYD1A Cloth Room. By Roberta Chaney Mr. and Mrs. Horace Poag, )f Baltimore; Irby Fuller, of Charlotte; Mr. and Mrs. Bill 31alock, of Newberry; Mr. ind Mrs. Calvert Marsh and children of Columbia and Vliss Nell Fuller, of Presbyerian Hospital School of Cursing, Charlotte, visited he B. T. Fullers. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Croft >f Simpsonville visited Mr. md Mrs. Perry Parish. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Snel*rove visited the S. B. Sneljroves in Saluda. Mrs. Julia Thrift visited ier daughter and grand ^UUUlCll lit U1CC1. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pace and family and Mrs. Julia Thrift visited Mrs. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Joe White and children of Gaffney visit?d Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hairston. Mrs. G. H. Jackson celeorated a birthday October 11 . . Riley Odom had one Dctober 28. Mrs. R. E. Whitmire and VIrs. Cecil McLendon enterained their six-year Primary Department with a Halowe'en party at the church. The grandmas have been -ather excited lately. Mrs. W. 1\ Thrift and Mrs. Hallie Campbell both have new granddaughters. Household hint: To restore the color of tea which has become cloudy in the refrigerator. warm to room temperature. Mrs. Harold H a i r s t o n honored her sons with a birthday party October 22 with 18 friends attending. Wayne was six years old Dctober 25 and Steve was three on November 1. Mrs. Bill Nelson helped Mrs. Hairston with games and refreshments. First Spinning, Spooling By Mary Ellison We wish to welcome Mrs. Jessie Hairston, Corrie Dunawav and Mrs. Agnes Blackwell to our department. Mrs. Julia Anders and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Bascomb Taylor visited Mr. and Mrs. George Howell. Friends of BM 1st CI. James Satterfield will be interested to know he has returned to the States and will be home soon. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Fuller and Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Todd attended the Todd reunion in Laurens. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Griffin were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Spoon and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Spoon of Union. Mrs. Addie B. Colman visited in Greenville. The J. W. Campbells visited Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Campbell in Whitmire. Mrs. Bill Nelson and son, Leland, visited Mrs. Lula Birch more in Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Cook of Asheville visited Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cook. Friends of Billy Willard will regret to know he has been ill. R NE WS Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nelson celebrated a wedding anniversary November 4. Miss Betty Pridmore daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Pridmore, celebrated a birthday November 5. Kitty Davis, daughter ol John E. and Lissie Whitt Davis celebrated her 11th birthday October 13. Weaving By Annie Lawson Sfc. and Mrs. Willie Cannon observed their 13th wedding anniversary October 19 Miss Penny Blackwell spenl a weekend with her aunt Mrs. Ray Patterson, neai Clinton. i\/r%. ,i n/r /~<i 4i-- t>-: ? mi, unu v^ntrsuy i\.ni? observed their third wedding anniversary October 28. Reba and Callie Pattersor of Lvdia spent a weekenc with their aunt, Mrs. Dais\ Lewis, of Clinton. Reba cele brated a birthday Novembei 7. The W. A. Gallmans oi Shannon, Ga., visited the John Gallmans. Little Johnny Cannon is up and around again after having the flu. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Milan spent a weekend in Spartanburg with Mrs. Sadie Grant 1 * lvi i. ana lvirs. ts. r. Sinclair spent a weekend ir Union with the latter'j mother, Mrs. H. B. Gault. The Floyd Pooles anc children attended the Demp sev reunion in Campobello. Mrs. Annie Zogg anc daughter, Yvonne, spent i few days in the Smoky Moun tains. Mrs. Paul Fowler and Mrs Gradv Garner of Union snenl a Saturday with the Chess Kings. Congratulations on voui birthdav: Pauline Poole September 19; Billv Fonnell September 11; Edna Johnson September 19; Dick Fennell September 20; Bettv Gall man, September 11; Kathrvr Hampton, October 5; Harolc Hampton. October 14; Frank lin Sinclair, October 1 Bobbie Fuller. September 1< and Bobby Richey, Septem ber 20. Mr. and Mrs. B. Sinclai observed their lfith weddinj anniversary October 2. Mr. and Mrs. Riv Booze visited friends in Saluda. Third Weaving By Sara Jenkins Hi. there! Don't know what's wronjj with our Thirc Shift this month. Tf thev hac anv news, thev're sure trvini to keep it a secret from me But here's a little I die scratch up. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Donalc have heen fishing at Savan nah River latelv and an reallv bringing thom home Thev didn't say how big the\ were, though. Mrs. Marv Ellis and Evelvr Chafin really got a scare th( other night on the way t( work. Fellow ran into th( back of their car and shool (Cont'd, on Page 6) NOVEMBER 15. 1953 jH r^ ^^kjt/^r Si PATRICIA "Patty" Lancaster was 16 October 23 and was baptized at Calvary Baptist Church November 1. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wardlaw Lancaster i GEARY is the son of Mr. and ; Mrs. Frank Hancock who celebrated his 14th birthday November 7. _ V X m IVw > RICHARD Dunaway. who was 18 November 2, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dunawav and ----- ? ? - 1 ? works in No. 2 Weaving, Second Shift, Clinton Mill. M V jWSP .JHHBm "KITTY" Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Davis, Lydia. celebrated her 11th birthday October 13. 1 1 t > Ift* ^J i JOHNNY. STEVE and BUTCH -? Holliday are the grandsons of Mrs. Dora Leopard and sons of c the Robert Hollidays, Greenwood. Steve and Butch had birthdays in September.