Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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JUNE 15, 1954 How Mi JUNE TIME IS BRIDE TIME diamonds placed on the left ring as June rolls around. Diamonds m they also cost money. Just for the sparkler shown above cost $150. H made haopv with thi? aHHitirm <-> modern, new Slasher shown at Have any idea? You were lucky, and "sparklers" for the 818,0 four Slashers operating at Then there are four more make 960 young ladies n a lot of money to provide 4l,IMO (Cont'd, from Page 2) den attended a Mother's Day dinner at her daughter and son-in-laws, the Ronnie Paces, at Lydia. M-Sgt. Curley Harrison visited the John C. Harmons recently. He has been in Korea. Birthdays: Mamie Banks, June 7 . . . Ida Rearden, May 8 . . . Harold Burgess, June 1 . . . Linda Edmonds, 11 May 26 . . . Clayton Edmonds, 8 May 11 , . . Jessie Edmonds. May 7 and Bessie Samples. June 11. Our sick: Annie Burton, Lois Heaton, Mavbelle Freeman. Julia Hamby and Fred Cantrell. Third Spinning, No. 2 By Helen McAlister Our Department would like to use this space to extend our best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Kay (Miss Allene King) who were married May 24. Our best wishes to you in the future. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Knox visited her niece who is a patient in Anderson hospital. Maxie Garrett graduates from Furman in June. He is tho Qnn r\f !\/'T re i ??rlir? Poirl %*IW uv/11 \/| ifll O. I'll UIV. liLIU. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Spurline of Newberry visited Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Fulmer. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Knox celebrated an anniversary May 5. Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Ballew had an anniversary May 20. Birthdays: Sara Knox. May 14 . . . Robert Ballew, May 13 and Odell Lambert, May 21. TJ ich Do ?There have been quite a few fingers of Clinton-Lydia lassies ay be a "girl's best friend." but sake of discussion, let's say the ow many young ladies could be their hand for the cost of the right in Clinton Cotton Mills? ! ? " a I correct, it von happened 00.00 it cost Clinton Cott Clinton Mills, however, a : Slashers at Lydia Cotton nighty happy with a nice d the good jobs at Clinton a N PLAN! Glad to have Margie Fulmer back with us after a trip to Illinois. Also Mrs. Birdie ...1 r i 1 - nciu vvnu cmiic ix om me Second Shift. Mrs. West Gregory is recovering after being confined at home. She is the mother of Mrs. Margaret Chilton. Second Spooling By Grace Bright The Arzo Ivesters visited the George Smiths in Martin. Ga. Seaman First Class Troy Hambv was home 15 days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hambv and has returned to the USS Helena in Long Beach. Calif. Birthdays: Mattie Whitlock. June 18 . . . Louise Malpass. June 26 . . . Bertha CulbertT n?-? /A 1 O A own, ?; uiil' 1L . . . rVUlllt'Ilcl Evans, June 9. They are going to have a family reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hamby announce the marriage of their daughter. Jean, to Earl Robinson of Clinton. No. 2 Spinning. 1st By Jennie Watkins Pvt. Alvin Hampton has returned to Augsburg, Germany after spending 30 days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hampton. He was called home due to the serious ill ness of his mother but we are glad to report that Mrs. Hampton is recuperating nicely at home after a stay in Spartanburg General hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. Hampton has returned to work after being a patient at Hays hospital. HE CLOTHMAKEH You T1 MODERN SLASHER?Cassie J< are shown operating the new autoi use at both Clinton and Lydia Mill! to guess 120 diamond rin on Mills to install the one t a replacement cost of 871 Mills, bringing the total in ianiond ring. Regardless of md Lydia Cotton Mills. r NEWS Caughman-Floyd Mrs. Annie Mae Caughman announces the engagement of her daughter. Betty Jean, to Gene Floyd of Joanna. The wedding will take place July 4. Wish all of you could have been with us on our Drama Club picnic. We had a wonderful time and I Hnn't believe I've ever seen anyone eat so much fried chicken as Dorsev Turner. Then he had the nerve to tell me he is on a strict diet. Immediately after lunch, any number of the group decided to skate for a while. I wonder if Edith Hancock still feels the results of mopping up the floor? Mrs. Bobby Quinn has returned home after undergoing surgery at Hays hospital. Happy birthday to Margie Lusk and Doris Samples. June 6 . . . Rachel Taylor, June 7 . . . Lillie Mae Mills. May 9 . . . Bobby Jo Samples, June 18 and Melba Woody. June 30. No. 2 Carding. Second By E. C. Moody Mrs. Vivian Heller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Clark, left June 1 for the French section of Germany to join her husband. Margie Wright was 12 May 24 . . . Milford Wright, Jr., four Mav 30 . . I.iithor Shepard, 11 May 25. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Amick visited Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Long in Rock Hill. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Poole visited Mrs. Poole's sister. link It l ^ II> ^PP V aye. Third Shift Slasher Foreman, natic Slasher recently installed at i. i?s because you could bu Slasher shown above. It si 2,000.00 which would bi vestment in Slashers to SI ' the Department you go i .<? - * Ugj.. wff JB ORIN, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Clark, is taking his basic training with the Navy at San Pedro. California. Mrs. W. N. Lesley, and attended the camp meeting at Holmes Memorial church in Greenville. Mrs. W. O. Shepard and children have arrived in Trinidad to join her husband. Chief Warrant Officer W. O. Shepard. Edd and Ralph Harris had a birthday dinner at Greenwood Park May 30. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Smitherman announce the birth of a son. Johnny Aubrey, Jr., May 18. Third Carding By Daniel L. Dunaway Mr. and Mrs. Walter T ee and children. Mrs. Isenhower and Mr?s R D Rrnu-or *ricit_ ed in North Carolina. Larry Earl Lcc was three years old. Pfc. Jess B. Lydia had a birthday May 9. Pvt. Richard Dunaway visited his parents May 30-31. No. 1 Weaving. Third By Sarah Shelton Hi, folks. This is Sarah 5 Costs? WjSr * v W t mmm 1?SL] -L i <<m and James Page, Slasher Tender. Clinton Mills, one of several in y that many $ 150.00 1 .1 . .1 [> Happens inai mere are uy 480 diamond rings. 144,000.00 which would n, you will find it takes '^KPr pvt. RICHARD Dunaway is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dunaway and is in school at Ft. Lee, Va. Before entering the service he was employed in No. 2 Weaving. Clinton Mills. Shelton pinch-hitting for Izell Campbell who is out sick. Hope she will be back soon. Mrs. Artis Smith has returned home from Hays hospital. Sgt. J. D. Lawson. brother of Mrs. Frank Lawson. has been dismissed from a vetp rans hospital in Kentucky and has been visiting friends here. Mrs. Lily Mae Motes is back with us again after a long absence. Our one and only unattached Battery Filler reported for work Sunday night with?of all things?navy blue hair. Shelby Jean said the next color will be kellv gre^n. Sam Lawson wants a girl friend. Any interested females please get in touch with him. We're glad to have Mrs. Dorothy Wooten as a new employee. Ruby Ivey was five years old May 20?the daughter of (Cont'd, on Page 7)