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2 t\ rl j Ki HPI|H FAMILY OF MONTH?Introdu J. A. Blacks of Lydia Cotton Mills Tony Black, Danny Black. Mrs. J. Danny Ray. J. A. Black' The J. A. Black's the Clothmaker's Family of the Month for August, are a popular group in the Lydia Cotton Mills Community and are active in all community affairs. J. A. Black, Jr., 35, is an Electrician at Lydia Cotton Mills where he has been employed for a number of years. He is a member of the Lydia Presbyterian Church and a member of the Masons and the Clinton Moose Lodge. Mrs. Pauline Rnrnette Black is the Mother of the family, also a member of the Lydia Presbyterian Church. Helen is the Black's oldest child, 14 years old. She has attained many honors and is a student in the 9th grade of Clinton High School. She is vice president of the Wana Ki Win Horizon Girls, a member of the Senior High Fellowship Group, Chairman of the Presbyterian Christian Outreach and a member of the Lydia Youth Canteen. 1 n -u * iviiy is> iv years uiu ana in ,* iour ^ Myrtle Wallenzine, Clinton Mills. Mrs. William Brewer. Clinton Mills, is recovering after being a patient in the hospital. Mrs. T. P. Smith, Clinton, is recovering at home after a stay in Hays hospital. The daughter of Margaret Fortenberry, Lydia Mills, had been in the hospital for a kidney operation. Mrs. Dorothy Davis, Clinton Mills, is improving after a stay at Hays hospital. T I Wig m ? fwKKtf^ w v Mffir nJJji' ' vj I R J Jv \ ?3 ?. _ ft. cing The Clothmaker's Family of th? i above. From left to right are Mr! A. Black, Jr.. Mrs. Pauline Blacl s Are Family the 5th grade of Providence School. He is a Cub Scout and a pitcher on the Small Fry baseball team at Lvdia. He is a member of the 1 r-ioneer r enowsnip Uroup. Danny is seven years old i and in the first grade at Pro- < vidence School. Academy School To Open Fall Session Opening plans for the 195455 Academy Street School 1 session have been announced by Principal D. S. Temple- 1 ton for Monday, August 30. On this date, only first grade children will report to the 1 auditorium at 8:30. All other children, includ? 1- - ? * nig cigimi graae siuaents, will report Tuesday morning at 8:30. The faculty of this school in the Clinton Mills community will be the same as last year except for the addition of Miss Irene Workman who will assist with eighth grade lnnnU;?? 1- - n_cn_miig. lins j^raue is a now addition at Academy Street this year. A faculty meeting of Academy Street school teachers will be held Monday, August 30, from 2 to 4 P. M. All parents havi. g children in Academy Street school are invited and urged to attend this meeting. All Stars . . . (Cont'd, from Page 1) Chuck Leatherwood whose Academy Street team won the Clinton Little League Cup again this year for the fourth straight vnnr As we went to press, our All-Stars were laying for their first game with the North Charleston team, a highly touted team, at Columbia. IE CLOTHMAKE SSSSSSSSS^S1 17^ i Month for August, we have the >. Ruby Dunaway, Helen Black. :. Mrs. Mamie Burnett and f-of-Month Mrs. Mr nie Burnett is Mrs. Black's mother and Mrs. Homer Dunaway is Mrs. Black's sister. Danny Ray, two years old, is a nephew of J. A. Black. Homer Dunaway is in the Air Force stationed at MacDill field in Tampa, Florida. LAST CHANCE FOR SCHOOL! September 1 is the final deadline to notify Mrs. Joe Land at the Clinton Mills Community Center if you are interested in having another Opportunity School for adults this fall. Whether the school will be held or not depends on the number interested and the decision will be made September 1. A very successful Opportunity School was held last year with a large number completing the courses offered. \ ^f J^5 i %' ANOTHER SAFETY GROUPmonthly conference with the Mill for the following month's program R LYD1A First Spinning By Mary Ellison Billy W i 11 a r d , Bubber Creswell, Major Crawford and Junior Fuller attended the Stock Car Races at Asheville and Weaverville. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O'Shields, Jimmy and Mickey with Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Reider and Perry Gallman visited Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wasson in Fountain Inn. Franklin D. Crowell, son of Mrs. Lois Crowell, was married July 24 in England to Peggv Morley of England Mr. and Mrs'. H. H." Culpepper. Mrs. Lois Crowell and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Crowell attended the funeral of Mr. Carl Cresman of Union. The L. A. Pearsons had a nice vacation at Palm Beach. Fla. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Fielding of Greenville visited Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Pridmore. Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Cook and son visited the Cherokee Indian Reservation and the Smoky Mountains recently. The Ginn and Sizemore families had a reunion in firm: x ? A -i < vvimamsion /\ugusi l. Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Wvatt and Mr. and Mrs. James M. Wvatt visited Mr. and Mrs. Wvatt's son, Nathan, at Fort Jackson for a Sundav. Mr. and Mrs. John Davis and familv snent a weekend in Augusta, Ga. with Mrs. G. M. Lowerv and E. M. Gulledge and Mrs. Floyd Overstreet. Kennv and Linda Fave Davis snent a weekend in Piedmont with Wanda Jean Waldrop. Mrs. Harold Dickson of Cleveland. Ohio is visiting Mrs. Chester Fulmer. Birthdays and anniversaries: J. B. O'Shields. August 19. Bruce Austin, August 3. Brenda Austin, July 24. Jennings Cook, August 2. Freddie Griffin, August 28. Donald Shipp. August 27. Ax v < B J n ii C->! ?Supervisors of Lvdia Cotton Mills Is' Safety Engineer as they study a i in the mill. AUGUST IS, 19S4 NEWS Jim Dean, August 4. Gene Tumlin, August 28. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rice celebrated their second wedding anniversary August 2. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Prid more have annouced the marriage of their daughter, Betty, to John Richard Snyder, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Snyder, on July JO. Third Weaving By Margie Snider Hi, folks: Hope everyone had a nice vacation. I really did but 4he only thing wrong was that it was not long enough. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Blackwell and children spent their vacation in Pensacola, Fla. The Fulman Hughes and family visited relatives and friends in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hawkins visited Mrs. Hawkins' mother in Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gallman spent their vacation at Myrtle Beach, Charleston and in the mountains. Mildred Johnson spent her week's vacation in the Smoky Mountains. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Carrm r bell and son visited in the mountains and at Rock City, Tennessee. The Keith McGee's spent a few days at Myrtle Beach. The F u r m a n Bratchers spent a few days at the beach but were called home due to the death of Mr. Bratcher's father. Mrs. Frannie Franklin and daughters visited points of interest in Florida and also the beach. Surely do miss Mr. and Mrs. Furman Hughes who have gone on the first shift. Little Mike Campbell celebrated a birthday July 4. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Campbell. Glad to have Clarence Mann back after being out for several weeks. The Reuben Overstreets visited relatives in Williamston and Columbia. (Cont'd, on Page 6) ii are shown above in their regular ccident prevention and make plans