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6 NEWS FROK (Cont'd, from Page 2) Louise Harvey, April 9 and her daughter, Tonita, April 10. Third Carding By Daniel L. Dunaway Jack Wright, Jr., a member of the senior class, went to wasningion with the senior class. Birthdays: Harold Stroud, March 17 . . . Mrs. Harold Stroud. March 20 . . . Edd and Fred, twin sons of Walter Lee. were 13 in March. We welcome Frank Motes to our department. Pvt. Richard S. Dunaway of Camp Gordon. Ga., spent a weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dunaway. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dunaway had their 21st anniversary April 1. No. 2 Spinning, First By Jennie Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Fred Galloway and the A. G. Galloways visited the latter's son. Carl, at Veterans hospital in Au US lei. Mrs. Herman Nabors surprised her husband with a birthday dinner at their home March 14. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nabors. Mrs. Maggie Duckett. Mrs. Lucy Nabors, Miss Maggie Nabors, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Nabors of Greenwood and Mr. and Mrs. Chestlev Nabors of Newberry. He was remembered with many gifts. Don't know his age as it seems men are more reluctant than women in giving their ages. Mrs. George McGinnis and daughter of Chester spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McGinnis. Must have enjoyed their visit as I have heard of no in-law trouble! (We have to have a little fun, Ruth, and it seems you were elected this month!) Mr. and Mrs. Albert Timms and daughter of Pendleton visited Mrs. Lillie Mae Mills for a weekend. Miss Betty Jean Caughman and Genr Floyd attended the ice vogues in Greenville. M . and Mrs. Grey Stroud of Joanna spent a Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Lusk. Mrs. Fred WhitlnrW relatives in Newberry. Airman Bobby Joe Galloway has returned to Scott air base, Belleville, 111., after spending a furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Galloway. We are glad to report that R D. Daniel is recuperating nicely at home after sustaining injuries from an automobile accident. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Church attended a birthday dinner in honor of her father, P. J. Padgett. in Gray Court. Birthday greetings to Phyllis Anne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Hames, four March 10 . . . Stella Duckett, March 31 . . . Juanita Graham, March 22 . . . Brenda Woody, April 2 . . . Margaret Brown, April 13 . . . Mrs. Jimmie Lawson, April 6 . . . Donnie Womble, March 20 and daughter. Carolyn, April 2. Mr. and Mrs. Ovell Woody TJ A CLINTON had an anniversary March 30. No. 2 Weaving, First By Grace Wooten Ah, Spring! When a young man's fancy turns to what the young lady has been thinking of all year. Wonderful fishing weather, too. Your reporter already has caught a 2pound bass, but Joyce Handback beat me with a four pounder and Wayne Graham's wife, J u a n i t a, caught a six pounder. Some people just have a little better luck. Speaking of luck, James Cole got an income tax refund check for two cents. He's lucky, because we had to pay but at least we know our government is honest. A-3C Bobby Joe Galloway spent a 10 day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Galloway. Bobbv is stationed at Belleville, 111. Carl Galloway, of Laurens, also a son of the A. G. Gallo ways, is a patient at the Veterans hospital in Augusta where he will have an operation. We wish him luck. Mrs. Lewis Butler, Jr. and children spent two weeks in Troy, N. C. visiting her parents, the E. C. Pressleys. Mrs. A. H. Hughes of Spartanburg. A. B. Hughes and the B. R. Wests visited the J. H. Hugh es. Mrs. Ora Wood spent a weekend in Greenwood with her son and his wife, the Robert Woods. The Charles Hayes, Mrs. Mazie Chandler and daughter Wilma, of Greenville visited the Sam Hoovers. The Rudolph Barkers visited the Joe Wards in Greenwood. Mrs. Thornton Meadors, TV/T.-C C 13 CrnUU 1 4 U~ T . u. tjiiiiiii auu uitr juc Stricklands visited Gastonia. N. C. The Clyde Putnams had Miss Jo Carrol of Whitmire as a guest. The Fate Arnolds had both their sons home the same weeker i. Boatswain 2-C Paul "Shorty" Arnold, of the navy who is leaving for Cuba, and the James Arnolds of Georgetown. James is principal of the Hendway high school there. Mrs. Claudine Doolittle has been ill for some time. Hope she will soon be better. Glad to have Mrs. Ursula Blakely back after more than a week's illness. Lots of birthdays this time: Ned Handhark was 11 Marrli 23 . . . Larry Joe Barker, six March 29 . . . Iris Hughes, 13 March 18 . , . Janet Kennedy, 9 March 30 , . . Clark Meadors and Wayne Graham share April 5 and Sam Hoover almost got with them as his is April 4 . . . Little Sandra Ginn, two on April 9, arrived on her grandmother's birthday , . . Mrs. Rudolph Barker, April 14 and Rudolphia on April 17. Pat Lanford, 18 April 24 . .. !VT l-e riroKow A ?-\ri 1 1*) i?li >). V/tIO VJI UllClill, /ipi I I i . . . hor husband, April 14. The Otis Grahams celebrated an anniversary March (Cont'd, on Pa^e 7) HE CLOTHMAKEI I -M ' 7 > H ' fly. waH J -^W*jif '' t?r j|9k! U i*\ jf ^ ||g vnnTH T y&nmc a^-u ' above. Sitting: E. C. Huffstetler. Back Row: Mrs. L. W. Ivey. Mrs. E Lowe. Absent when picture made: Mrs. Miller. Kay Young Given Birthday Party March 6th was a very special day for little Miss Kay Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Young, Jr. as it was her 6th birthday. The event was celebrated with a birthday party at the Youngs' residence with several guests attending. Games and contests were enjoyed by all the children. The house was beautifully decorated with yellow and white spring flowers. The dining table was centered with a pink and white birthday cake and favors of colorful paper hats and plar.tic lambs adorned with candy were given the children. Little Kay cut her birthday cake after which each guest was served cake and ice cream. Kay's mother was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. Edgar Copeland, Mrs. Gary Holcomb and Mrs. L. C. Ficklin. BIRTHDAY PARTY GIVEN Mrs. Joe Campbell entertained a number of teen-agers at the Community building honoring her daughter, Dawn on the occasion of her 15th birthday. Games were enjoyed throughout the evening. Afterwards they were served refreshments by Mrs. Campbell, assisted by Mrs. J. B. Reeder, Mrs. Carrie Bell Poteat and Mis. Annie Evans. Dawn received many lovely gifts from her friends on this happy occasion. BRIDE-ELECT FETED Saturday evening, March 20, the Clinton Mills Community building was the setting for a miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Betty Anne Campbell of Columbia, recent bride-elect. Wedding bells were pinned on the guests upon arrival and a lovely corsage presented the honoree upon arrival. I ^ A n - H H / 11 <* JP H iders of Campfire and Bluebird acl Mrs. Vera Smith, Mrs. Murray 1 va Land, Mrs. C. C. Brookshire, Mi Mrs. Claude Gilstrap, Miss Ruth May Day (Cont'd, from Page 1) ward Tumblin, Billy Oakley, and George Blackwell. "The Merry Merry Milkmaids"?Carol Frazier, Nyoka Sprouse, Melda Dean. Elaine Harvey, Brenda Hawkins. LaDon McCravey, Bcverlve Webb and Teresa Worthy. VII. "Oats. Peas, Beans and Barley Grow"?Carol Gregory, Patricia Horton, Nancy Hughey. Jo Ann Kirbv, Linda Lambert, Elaine Marti n, t\ /r : - - a ? * lviane lviariin. Ann Marshall, Elizabeth Moore, Melda Satterfield, Ernest Blackwell. Fred Hanna, Oscar Howell. Tommy Kitchens, James McLendon, Larry Pace. David Pace, Donald Reed, Donald Snider. Johnny Webb and Mitchell Wigley. VIII. Norwegian Mountain March?Mary Abercrombie, Betty Ann Blackstock, Pauline Cato, Linda Corley, Dianne Davenport. Wilma Edmunds, Brenda Franklin, Evelyn Frost. Janice Goss, Cecelia McLendon, Sandra Mills, Florence Revis, Joyce Roof. Jean Sanders. Kav Roberts, Allen Johnson, Jack Harris, Douglas Gregory, Larry Motto. Jerry Satterfield. Roger Whitmire and i5i11 vv vaii. IX. Hikers in Spring Games, "Tiritomba"?Shirley G o r d a n, Carol Franklin. Joyce Estes, Dianne Blackwell. Joyce Burton, Shirley Poison, Carolyn Frost, Rebecca Gregory, Darleen Templeton, Johnny Russell, Gary (loss. Tommy Morton, Richard Sanders, Rollen Revis, Bruce Mills, Johnny Hawkins, J or Fuller, Richard Corley, Johnny Oakley, Odis Emerv and Fred Dickerson. X. Highland Schottische? Carolyn Bennett. Helen Black, Alivee Cunningham, Mary Cunningham. Wilhcmenia Glenn, Judy Morton, Alma Jo Poole, Barbara Roberts, Eria Lois Kirbv, Rebecca Jones and Lois Franklin. APRIL 15. 1954 . v||/ sXZa 1 tivities at Clinton Mills are shown Vdams. and Mrs. Edith Hancock. :s. D. O. Freeman and Mrs. Alice Lowery, Mrs. A. C. Young and XI. American Folk Dance? Virginia Abercrombie, Barbara Roberts. Rebecca Jones. Carolyn Bennett, Ray Fuller, Doyle Templeton. Harold Pearson and Donald Nelson. XII. Our Flag? Ethel Franklin, Martha Stone, Gerald Neal. Jerry Hamrick. Stanley Alexander, Eddie Abercrombie, George Howell. Freddie Griffin, Tony Black, Cecil Bagwell, Viola Howell, Martha Ann Hughey, Marcelle Abercrombie. Willie Reed. Johnny Russell. James Coker. Roger Patterson. Mike Lambert. Jimmy Alexander and Bobby Morgan. XIII. Maypole Bearers? Jimmy O'Shields. Donald Nelson and Richard Martin. The May Court will be made up of the Queen, Maid of Honor, and the following girls: Faye Bailey, Barbara Brown, Joan Collins, Sue Hamleton. Jeanette Hughes, Mabel Hughey, Pat Lambert. Margaret Madden. Elaine Nelson, Peggy Patterson, Margaret Robinson, Henrietta Spoone, G w c 1 d a Tucker, Helen Tucker, Peggy Wigley, Linda Willard and Peggv Willard. The Garland Girls?Andrea Dowdle, Gayle White, Dianne Hawkins, Mickey O'Shields. Ruth Holland, Linda Satterficld, Janice Davenport, Vivian Pearson, Shirley Stone, Linda Barrett, Franceen Smith, Jan Harvey. K1 izabeth Blackwell, Shelby Alexander. Lucille Dunna way and Mvrtis Livingston. The Heralds are: Betty Lou McLendon and Linda Patterson. The Spring Festival is sponsored by the Recreation Department of the Lydia Cotton Mills, and under the direction of Mrs. lone Wallace and George Fleming, assisted bv Miss Mardnrol Rlal^nlt- Tlm-l Allen. Mrs. Tate Allen, Mrs. Addison Neighbors, Mrs. R. C. Adair, Miss Clyde Smith, Miss Mary Johnson, Mrs. R. W. Wade, Miss Lou Bell Neighbors and Mrs. B. B. Ballard.