Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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OCTOBER 15. 1954 * V L - P rusiuuii O WW p / J1' Hns jfffy Kef IL;' ? -it * FASHION SHOW FEATURE?] recently presented by the Clinton lovely bridal gown modeled by Lou CLINTON N! No. 1 Spinning, First a By Mary Riser 1 Glad to have Joe Caughman as our new Second ' Hand. Good luck. Joe. ( Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Arnold. ^ Mrs. Raymond Campbell and ^ daughter. Janice, visited Mr. J and Mrs. Joe Griffin in Florence and Mr. and Mrs. e James Arnold in Hemming- 1 way for a weekend. * We are glad to welcome Carrie Bell Poteat to the c First Shift. - Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gilliam and family recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Rav Tucker in Charleston. Mrs. Mamie Sullhai visit- f ed her sister. Mrs. J. B. v Shack leford. ^ Bo Parkman attended the birthday dinner of Mrs. c Fannie Gossett. Gee. Bo. you 1 shouldn't eat so much. ? Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lvdia visited Mrs. Rose Lee Graham > in Greenville. Billy Jean Clark, sister of t Airs. Richard Hiller, of Ger- ? many has a babv girl. 5 llappv birthdav to Bobbie t Medlin Sept. 11.' 1 Mr. and Mrs. Giles Lawson f had a wedding anniversary Sept. 27. s t No. 1 Spinning. Second f By Evelyn King We are all glad to have L. * W. Hedspeth as our new * Second Hand. We are also glad to have L. C. Heaton e with us. Mr. and Mrs. Hay Watson r visited Mr. and Mrs. E. I), i McCullough recently. s Tommy Ellison spent a few c days with his parents. Mr. j TJ how an B W VlJH K * iKd (^ i/ ? High spot in the fashion show Mills Woman's Club was this tise Meadors. :WS ITEMS tnd Mrs. Howard Ellison. Pommy is in the Air Force. Birthdays: Betty Shepard. nth of September rharlene Shepard. Septem>er 19 . . . Charles Shepard, September 23 . . . Glenda 'can Gooch. September 18. Little Rufus King celebrat d his first birthday October 4. Ho is the son of the Fred vinijs. Mr. and Mrs. \V. O. Harris elebrated an anniversary September 27. No. 1 Spinning, Third By Willette Smith Si^t. Lonnie. Faye and Dean Bradford spent a weekend vith her father. Mr. Ben ; Voodard and family. Little Dean Bradford, son ?f Srjt. Lonnie and Faye Bradford, had a birthday >ept. 10. Jimmie Ellison was 16 ears old October 6. Mrs. Walker Osborne enter ct 11 ii*u iit-i nine ciaugnter. 5usan. with a party on her ?th birthday. There were .30 riends present remembering ler with many nice gifts. Rereshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Jack- < on and children from Sparanburg have returned home rom a visit to Indiana. Vanda Bragg, daughter of he Johnny Braggs. is in the lospital. Mrs. Dausy Arrowood visit>d the Woodard family. We wish to thank our nany friends for the kindlesses shown during the ickness of my wife. We ertainly appreciated the jretty flowers, nice meals IE CLOTHMAKEB eauty Con I L^HwJI BEAUTY WINNERS?Represen 3irls won honors at a recent be Jackie Franks and Dawn Campbell, e!9ei 1 n 1 FASHION SHOW PRESENTEE at Academy Street School Auditori members participating were Mrs. Oscar Kinard and Mrs. J. L. Arnolc and the pounding. May God bless each of you that gave and had a hand in giving. Words cannot express our deep appreciation. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith and family No. 2 Carding. Second By E. C. Moody Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fulmer of Texas and the Earl Godfreys of Simpsonville visited their parents, the Ray F u 1 m ers. Mrs. Fulmer's father. Mr. B. L. Still, of Edgefield, also visited the Rav Fulmers. Rev. and Mrs. Roger Brannon of Easley visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Norris. Mr. and Mrs. William Wessinger of Saluda visited Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Amick. seaman urin l uu k. oi ?>an Diego, Calif., visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. test Held c tatives sponsored by the Clinton >auty contest held in Clinton. 2 the top winners. til I III i V A mI^^KLw ~^h ^T f jH r ?t 3 f fcl x I >?The Woman's Club of Clinton um in late September showing t Joe E. Land. Jr.. Mrs. Ina Bell 1. Clark of near Clinton. Mrs. Lonnie Fulmer is home after two weeks in a Columbia hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Andv Penland announce the birth of a son October 1. Mrs. Penland is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCoy. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Godfrey announce the birth of a son September 26. Mrs. Godfrey is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Knv Fnlmpr Mrs. Roy McCoy wishes to thank everyone in No. 2 Carding for the nice flowers during her recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. Rav Fulmer had a birthday dinner Sept. 26. First Carding By Brooks Dunaway Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Selaria 3 i jl _ __ zr bunion H&V " i WE if L /jk I jv ^ jl -tv * Jhjrr^^' ^wurJRv Mills Drama Club and Campfir* Shown above are Ruby Meadors. i jf .* vtBVB HB Mills presented a Fashion Show he latest fall styles. Some of the Hooper. Miss Alma Spillers. Mrs. of Detroit have been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Harris. Mr. and Mrs R P Harris and Selarias attended the Harris reunion at East View near Pelzer. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Taylor of Danville. Va.. visited the G. J. Owens. Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Clark of Catawba visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fuller. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Littleton and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Lawson and daughter of Duncan visited the Brooks Dunavvays. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lawson of Thomasville, N. C., were overnight guests of the B. F. Dunaways. Mr. Allen "Al" Campbell, a faithful employee of the (Cont'd, on Page 6)