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8 NEWS FROA (Cont'd, from Page 7) No. 1 Weaving By Mildred Kinard Mr. and Mrs. Henry English and son of Montgomery, Ala. were holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Riser. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Quinton of Fort Smith, Ark. visited Mr. and Mrs. Allen Powers. Miss Lucille Branch and Hodge Donahue of Spartan burg were guests of Mr and Mrs. Bill Terry. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neal visited relatives and friends in Salem. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Arnold of Jacksonville, Fla. visited relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kinard and son. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Arnold and dad, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Campbell and daughter of Atlanta and Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold of Hemingway were dinner guests of the Joe Griffins in Florence Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Terry and daughters were Christmas guests of Mrs. D. G. Jackson in Columbia. Mr and Mrs. Joe Terry, Sr. visited the Joe Terry, Jr.'s in Aiken. Mrs. Bessie Queene. Mrs. Hugh Cunningham. Mrs. Elloree Cunningham and Pat were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ruban Stewart in Laurens. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Johnson and Mrs. Sybil Sidnith and son were guests of Mrs. Glennie Kendricks in Columbia. Mrs. C. C. Davis of Greenwood and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rosenburg of Newport News, Va. were guests of Mrs. Lillian Ellison. Mrs. Alta Crain of Laurens visited Mr. and Mrs. William Fowler. Mr. and Mrs. Wert Jennings and son and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Griffin and children were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Braswell. Palmer Howard of New York, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Brown of Texas and Mrs. Mary Duffie of Atlanta were guests of the Joe Terrys. TV /T in/r mi. ana lvirs. tsm Terry had an anniversary December 24. Glad to have Mrs. Lois Boyette and Sarah Powers back after being sick. !W\ Hazel O'Donald is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. O'Donald. Clinton, and is IS years old. T \ CLINTON No. 3 Weaving, Second By Christine Gray Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Martin celebrated their 42nd anniversary December 10. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lawson and Billy spent Christmas with his parents in Pennington Gap, Va. Billy spent a 20day furlough with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Dees and children spent a weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Beckham. Frank Smith has been out for sometime due to illness. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Heaton had their son Clifton at home r ~ : ? 1UI ^111 ISlUldb. fie IS SUIL1UUed at Fort Jackson. Helen Gallow had a birthday December 4 when she was seven. Linda Kav Slack was 10 January 2. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie O'Donald and children spent Christmas in Lavonia, Ga. Lonnie Fallow's father, Mr. Lawrence Fallow, passed away Monday before Christmas. We extend our sympathy. We wish everyone of you a happy New Year. Truman Leopard has a mind like an elephant, he never forgets, and those gifts he gives are the nicest things. Thank you, Truman. No. 1 Weaving, Third By Izell Campbell The Leonard Varnums and children of Ware Shoals and the Olin Motes of Williamston visited the Clarence Motes. The Dick Iveys and daughters spent Christmas with Mrs. C. E. Ivey in Ware Shoals. Sorry to report that Neuffer Creswell has a dislocated shoulder. Better luck in '54. Mrs. Alton Payton remains ill at her home and we wish her a speedy recovery. The Artis Smiths spent Christmas with Mrs. W. S. Smith in Spartanburg. Wedding bells rang out December 23 for Juanita McGinnis and Wayne Graham The couple are making theii home at 401 Jackson St. We have quite a few fid dlers and guitar players on the 3rd shift. Anyone interested ir formng a band? Our Honor Roll weavers an Frank Lawson. Louise Parker Dorothy Lawson and Saili< Wyatt. m BL % 4B^R H 9^V in. ? . . ' . ' . . .*. * * ? Lena Gilliam was 13 years o! December 27. She is the daught< > of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gilliar Clinton Mills. HE CLOTHMAKER Grady Worthy had a birth- il day January 5 . . . Frank Law- d son has a birthday January u 29 . . . Little Stanley Lawson C will be four January 31 . . . a the Clarence Motes celebrate h their 17th anniversary Jan- n uary 29. That red glow on the third E shift is not a danger signal? E just Robert Crowell blushing. We welcome Robert Work- t man as a new employee. C We are extremely proud of d our safety record for the past I year without a lost-time accident. We're out to make a d million hours now without an accident. The cute signs post- E ed on our bulletin boards are i constant reminders of safety, a uwi i ^ iiiai iuviv. i?iiv.iiuv.1 -v Lawson is ill. On December 23 Bernice a Sexton became the bride of c James Crov. The couple is making their home with the t bride's mother, Mrs. Bonnie a Sexton. I No. 2 Weaving, First I By Grace Wooten 5 Christmas is gone and we hope it was happy for all. Another New Year is ahead ? and maybe it is just as well * that we don't know what it 1 holds forth. Seems as if our folk? did a good bit of traveling during ' the holidays even with the bad weather. The Coleman s Caubles took off for warmer 1 climes, going to Miami where they visited the Leonard ' Scotts. Janet said they went swimmine Christmas dav and ^ brought back pictures to prove it. They also visited Mr. J and Mrs. Tom Ballew while * there. Mrs. Dora Leopard had all her children and grandchildren home Christmas. There were 24 for dinner, including Miss Shirley Craine of Joanna. Harold Meadows was a real Santa Claus December 23. He drove Mrs. "Buddy" Sexton to Columbia to meet her husband home from Korea where he has been for a year. Harold and his mother, Mrs. Thornton MpaHows viscitpd in Lancaster. Mrs. Mell Huey and Charles and Miss Nell Canfield spent a few days in Atlanta with ? Mell's sister, Mrs. Gladys 1 Boyd. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Beden2 baugh spent Christmas with , her sister, Mrs Kate Evans 2 and the Dick Dovers. The Freeman Lanfords vis j^L . v i j ?r Mary Ann is the 12-year-old n. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hoover. Clinton Weaving. :ed Mr. * Lanford's grandaughter, Patricia O'Rielly, /ho is a patient at State Park, 'hristmas the Lanfords had s guests Pvt. Joe Chafin, iOme from Korea, and his nother, Mrs. Eva Chafin. The Rudolph Barkers, the ). M. Sanders and Mrs. A. A. barker visited Greenville. Talmadge Sanders of Sparanburg and the Joe Wards of Greenwood visited the Ru lolph Barkers and the A. A. barkers during the holidays. Pvt. Pat Lowe spent a 15lay furlough with his parents. The Herbert Hughes visited lis mother, Mrs. A. H. Hughes n Spartanburg and also Mr. ind Mrs. F. C. Adair in jreenville. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Pressley ind Richard spent the holilays with the Lewis Butlers. The Clyde Putnams visited he Charlie Coles in Joanna ind the Calvin Sieglers in *ock Hill. The John Sieglers of 3rooksville, Fla. and Ansel Siegler of Tampa visited their lister, Mrs. Clyde Putnam, rhe Clyde Putnams also had is guests the Claude Farmers, he Millard Murphys and Rufis Ballard of Joanna. The Sam Hoovers visited lis mother, Mrs. M. H. Go:orth in Pineville. Little Sandra Lee Meadors spent Christmas with relatives in Miami. The E. N. Harrills visited riis mother in Union. The J. R. Coles visited W. P. Patterson in Anderson. The Jack Wilsons visited Mrs. Wilson's mother in Raleigh, N. C. Roy Cannon and Charlie Barker have been strutting around. They're both new grandpas. Mr. and Mrs. Bardy Cannon became the proud parents of a boy, Barry Lynn, December 12. Mrs. Cannon is the former Patsy Webb. Pvt. and Mrs. Jimmy Suttles also have a baby boy, Kenneth Vernon, born December 23. Mrs. Suttle is the former Jo Ann Barker. This little fellow is the first grandchild of /\. /v earner. Raymond Tucker is recuperating at home after being in the hospital from an injury received at work. Mrs. Raymond McCoy underwent surgery December 30. Hope she'll soon be out again. Gholdie Simmons celebrated a birthday December 27. The Earl Don nans celeIMhjL WSS ? r Charles Cooper, son of Mr and Mrs. Calvin Cooper, is showr above as he celebrated his 9tt birthday December 6 with j party at his home. JANUARY IS, 1954 brate their 4th anniversary January 21. Happy New Year to all. No. 2 Weaving, Second By Loyd Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Marcell Barker and son visited Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith in Hartsville. Marvin Owens stepson, Paul Pyson, of Little Rock, Ark., spent Christmas here. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Patterson of Gastonia, N. C. i a! t _! ! !l t_ "Kit ? spcni me nonaays wun mr. and Mrs. W. R. McGinnis. Bobby Joe Braswell enlisted in the air force Nov. 16 and is stationed at Lackland Air Base, San Antonio, Texas. Mrs. Rebecca McCarson and children spent Christmas with her mother, Mrs. Edd Milam. Mr. and Mrs. Carol Fulmer of Prosperity spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. James McCarson. Buddy Sexton has returned home after a year in Korea . . . Billy Duncan spent Christmas with Thomas Tullis . . . We welcome John Hughes, J. T. Bramlett and Jesse mar- \ row to the second shift. Margaret Hoover spent | Christmas in Laurens. We welcome Shirley Roberts from Charleston. < Raymond Lawson's birthday was Dec. 16 ... Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Spurlock and . David of Charleston spent the holidays with her sister, Mrs. ' Marcell Barker and Mr. Barker. Carolyn Gillespie visited I Margaret Hoover. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Price announce the birth of a son, December 25. Christine Taylor was five i Dec. 8, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. J B. Strickland of N. C. had Christmas ' ?* /r? -h/f dinner wun mis. ivictiy ic^ylor. J. C. Wilson has been out sick. No. 3 Weaving By Ruth Oxner Mr. and Mrs. James Craine, Mrs. H. W. Simmons and son and Mrs. Blanche Creswell spent several days in Atlanta dui.ng the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Campbell and Becky of Charlotte spent Christmas with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Oxner. We are glad to welcome Mrs. J. W. Fowler to our department. r, ^ vfl m LM m Jh Keith Creswell is the 9i rronths-old son of Mr. and Mrs. i Melvin Creswell. Clinton Weavi ing and has been walking since he was 8 months old.