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JULY 15. 1954 CLINTON r (Cont'd, from Page 2) We extend our deepest sympathy to Mrs. Julia Hamby in the loss of her mother Mrs. Tucker. Sue Hamby has come or the Second Shift from Third and we are glad to have her The John Harmons visited the L. S. Harmons in Saluda The L. S. Harmons alsc visited the John Harmons foi a weekend. Mrs. Robert Rearden anc children and Mr. and Mrs Ronnie Pace visited ir Clemson. Mr. and Mrs. Raymor Tucker are proud to announce the marriage of their son George, to Pat Cunningham. Happy birthday to J. C Childress. July 5 and Johr Harmon, July 12. Hope everyone has a fine vacation and a safe anc happy one. Third Spinning. No. 2 By Helen McAlister Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Kno> attended a birthday dinner ir Williamston. J. B. Fuller visited his brother in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Olin Fulmei visited Mr. and Mrs. L. F Fulmer. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Blackwell and family were guests of Frank Birchmore anc family on Father's Day. Mrs. C. M. Williams anc Mrs. W. T. Sargent and sor visited Mr. and Mrs. Rav ilioici . Birthdays: Mesby Rowe June 21 . . . Alice Faye Rowe June 21 . . . Eddie Nelson June 29 . . . Johnnie Deadwyler, June 30. Our sick list: Ruth Samples Nannie Van Etten, Johr Ballew, Selma Ballew anc Effie Downs. First Spooling By Kate Riddle Mr. and Mrs. Billy Lower} attended the wedding of the former's sister. Miss Bettv Lowery and Mr. Charles Roper at the Methodisl Church in Hendersonville June 24. Mr. and Mrs. W i 1 1 i a nWoodward and children visit ed Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Car roll in Dillon. S. C. Little Johnny Kernells. sor of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ker nells, is getting along niceh after an attack of Polio. He is the only Polio victim re ported this year in Lauren: county. Happy birthday to Mrs. Ik Kernells, July 24 and Gile: Lawson, July 8. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc Ginnis celebrate a wedding, anniversary August 8. Third Spooling n.. K* *- 1 j_? y j'mry r-diy Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Seaj and son, Randy, visited Mr and Mrs. Royce Smith ii Ware Shoals. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Whitse of near Commerce. Ga. anc Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Garner Jr., of Chester, visited Mr and Mrs. Robert Whitsel. T IEWS ITEMS Miles, Giles and Marion ; Lawson visited their grand father, H. A. Copeland, near , Clinton. Mr. and Mrs A F. Folw i and daughter, Mrs. Jim Hill, I visited Mr. Hill who is a patient in a Columbia I hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bo King ob? served a wedding anniversary May 7. Happy birthday to Miles I Lawson, June 12 . . . Claude and Doug Ward, June 29 . . . i Martha Samples, July 2 . . . Beulah Stewart, July 8 . . . i Roland Burden, July 19 and ? Gerald Samples. July 20. No. 1 Spinning, Second By Marguerite Lawson , We regret to report that two of Mr. and Mrs. Paul , Blancher's children have bei come victims of Polio. Paul. Jr., nine, is being treated in Greenville hospital and Annie L,oe. tive, is still at home at present. We wish them a : speedy and complete re, covery. Frances Harris and Lena ; Gilliam attended camp meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foster's daughter. Mrs. Kay Frances Ringer, is a patient . at Hays hospital. We wish ; her a fast recovery, j Mrs. Edna He at on and daughter and her little grandI son, Carl Allen and Mr. and ! Mrs. Otis Welcher spent r Father's Day in Greenville with Mrs. Heaton's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Starnes and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dunawav in Walnut Grove. Birthdays: Darv Foster. June 30 . . . Cecil Lawson. i July 19 . . . Robert Lane 1 Lewis, six July 6 . . . Kathy Heaton, one June 2 . . . Mary Ann Heaton. eight, July 6 . . . Ellie Butler. June 11. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Caughman celebrated their second ? anniversary and Joe's birthday on June 28. ? Linda Gayle Caughman t had a birthday June 19. i Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hanlev celebrated their second ani niversarv June 28. Mr. and Mrs. Irbv Lee Law son will celebrate their 14th anniversary July 27. 1 We welcome Emma Johnson to our department. 7 } No. 2 Weaving. First By Grace Wooten ; Hi. folks. When you are reading this our vacation i will be over, to our sorrow, i But while I'm writing this we have four more days to go before vacation. Wonder if it ? could be arranged for folks who have been here for 20 years or more to have a two weeks vacation? How about it. Mr. Bailey? Don't get the r idea that we don't appreciate a week's vacation because we i really do, but one week ^oes so fast. Anyway, we hope 1 everyone had a nice vacation. 1 Miss Nell Canfield has really had a vacation this year. She took a month instead of a week. I know she HE CLOTHMAKER Ifl ^p FAMILIAR SCENE?The recen folks loading the family bus and ta! graph above showing Ralph Robert! rods and reels look like there was sc had a wonderful trip accompanying Rev. and Mrs. James ( Williams and children to | California where they visited 1 Mrs. Williams family. Chief Boatswain L. E. i Wood reported back to Key 1 West. Fla. in July. i Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Clardy 1 and son, of Rock Hill, visited 1 Miss Nellie Osborne. j Leroy Barker, of Haw- y thorne, Nev., spent a week 1 ttflfK K i c o *? r? ?-> *-* U/a A A 1 vvii.il ihj p 111 cuia, iuc n. rv. Barkers. ] Mrs. J. W. Fowler spent a i week at Ridgecrest, N. C. I (She took two vacations, didn't she?) < Mrs. Callie Harmon. Mrs. 1 Thelma Rushton and children. < Mrs. H. J. Smith and child- < ren of California, spent some 1 time with Mr. and Mrs. < Johnny Harmon. ; Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mattox j and Cindy with Mrs. Leila i Smith visited Mrs. Alice 1 Smith in Columbia Hospital. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harold 1 Hughes of Fairfax soent a ( weekend with Mr. and Mrs. < J. H. Hu^h es. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kinard and son spent a Sunday with < Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rodel- : sperger in Newberry. ] LINDA GAIL is the daughter i of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hames of ! the Clinton Spinning Depart- ] ment. She will be three years old August S. i t Fourth of July Vacation Week king off to points near or far. Ty Lydia Warehouse Foreman, and >me fishing planned. Mrs. Billie Dee Wehunt and 3inger left Greenville by Diane June 27 to join Pvt. Weiunt at Fort Knox, Kv. The Barker clan had their annual get together June 20. PotVlPT'c Hatr of ATir*nrol L ut.?i\.? o xyUT ) U I lUillUI ai Springs park, also honoring \lr. A. A. Barker whose airthday was June 19. Those from out of town attending vere the Lerov Barkers, of blawthorne. Nev., the Joe A'ards. of Greenwood, the Lloyd Ellisons of Greenville ind the Henry Andersons of Newberry. Mr. A. A. Barker received i pleasant surprise on his Dirthdav, June 19, when he irrived at work. He was called up to the cloth table on :he spare floor where a crowd jf co-workers were gathered and presented with a large ...... ~ J 1 ur:-i t-w i ctpptru pati^dgc. vv imi A*e had a camera to record :he look on his face. He said ie was scared to death . . . Dut he wanted me to tell all Df you how much he appre:iated the birthday gift. It A-as his 67th birthday. Clarence Kuykendall. son 3f Mrs. Alice Kuykendall. is spending a 30-day leave with ais wife and mother. This is 'a LIBBY is the 10-year-old daughter of Mrs. Mozelle Young. Second Spooling Department. Lydia Mills. She is spending her vacation in Florida visiting lelatives. 5 ukj^ M E^SBSt T^Wfciss * saw a great many Clinton-Lydia pical of this activity is the photohis family as they took off. Those the first time he has been 1 - T. A Z 1 nome in iwo years so 1 Know they were some happy people. He has been in Guam. Cupid has raided the ranks of single bovs in our room again. George Tucker, son of the Raymond Tuckers, and Patricia Jean "Pat" Cunningham. daughter of Mrs. Elloree Cunningham, took their vows June 19 before Probate Judge Wasson in Laurens. After a wedding trip to Asheville they are staying with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Wooten and Mr. and Mrs. Junior Kirbv and son visited in Rovston, Ga. Happy birthday to Raymond "Butch" Lanford, June 24 . . . Scottv Douglas, nine, July 10 . . . Mary Ann Hoover, 13 June 14 . . . Shervl Wilson, 10 August 4 . . . Dayna Windsor. four July 1 . . . Mrs. Evelyn Simmons. July 4 . . . Mrs. Grover Donnon, July 10 . . . Mrs. Josephine Allman. July 8 ... J. H. Hughes. July 1 . . . Delora Lvda, 12 June 18. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mattox had a wedding anniversary June 25 . . . and Mr. and Mrs. (Cont'd, on Page 7) Y~ i-i DARRELL is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Whitsel. Clinton Mills. He was two years old July 7.