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APRIL 15, 1955 CLINTON Nl (Cont'd, from Page 2) there she also visited in Augusta and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lowery in Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Giles Lawson have moved into their new home on N. Broad street. Happy anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bigham. March 29. Happy birthday to Edward Bigham. April 28 . . . Jim Tinsleg, March 23 . . . Richard Tinsley, March 14 . . . Louie Webb, April 23 . . . Diane Bright, March 25 . . . Danny Ivester, April 9 . . . Gail Ivester, April 22 . . . Sally Mae Johnson, April 15 . . . Helen Ann Oakley, April 12 . . . Ralph Riddle, April 2 . . . Kate Riddle, April 15. We welcome Mattie Bell Ivester to the First Shift from the Second. We also welcome Joel Ginn to our Shift from the Third. Second Spooling By Nellie M. Young First of all, I hope each and vvtijunc iiuu el Vl'l V Easter. Sorry to report Mrs. W. C. Power, father of Mrs. Thelma Young, is ill and undergoing an operation at the Anderson Memorial hospital. We all wish him a speedy recovery. A-l-C Marion Lee Idol is visiting Thelma Young and family. Cflad to have Mrs. Tucker back with us. Also Callie Fowler. A-2-C William E. Young is home on leave for 110 days due to the illness of his grandfather, Mr. W. C. Power. He is serving with the air force v ?, ? ~ A ft ? in viKiiuuicv, x i ciinir. rvnt'i spending his leave with his wife and family, he will fly back to France. Well, this is all the news for this month so I'll see you next. No. 1 Spinning. Second By Annie Louise Starnes Cpl. Kenneth Cromer and wife and Mrs. J. W. Cromer were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lewis of Whitmire. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Shepherd and children and Mrs. W. J. Shepherd spent a Sunday visiting relatives in Union. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Welcher, Mrs. Carl Heaton and Mnrv Ann spent a Sunday in Greenville with Mrs. Heaton's parL/ V tAMT, ( V U J f IBM 1 Ray Crisp is the two-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crisp of Cross Hill. Mrs. Crisp is a Battery Filler. Lydia Second Shift Weaving. EWS ITEMS ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernes Eskew. Mr. and Mrs. James Heator had a wedding anniversary April 3. Mrs. Ellen Colder spent ; weekend in Rome, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Etter announce tne oirtn oi a son Robert, March 14. Mrs. Harry Foster has ; birthday April 22 . . . Henr; Lawson had one April 2. Pfc. James E. Starnes spen a leave with his parents afte serving 10 months in Korea. Katherine Heaton and Mai garet Wallenzine are back aft er being out sick. Margie Stone has been il with pneumonia. No. 1 Weaving, Third By Izell Campbell Our deepest sympathy ha been with Frank and Dt: Lawson in the loss of thei father and father-in-law, Jirr my Lawson, February 12. W are sorry this was not reporl ed in last month's news. Mrs. Lola McElreath an son, Mike, of Simpsonvill< were weekend guests of littl Dot Wooten. Glad to have "Jo-Jo" Ca vert back with us on Thir Shift again. Wonder who this "R. G." that Richard, Leon and Sai are so crazy about? The H. L. Bakers and soi Dick, and Betty Howard, < Charlotte, recently visited tl Fred Sheltons. Mrs. Ivey Warren of Spa tanburg spent a weekend wit Mrs. Sally Wyatt. Congratulations to the Bi Metts on the arrival of a soi Steven Randall. March 25. FOUND: A pair of fals teeth on North Adair stree Owner please contact Leo Rice. We sure hated to lose Viol na.T, 12:11.. c?i.< < 1 I i V V CI I 1 V 4 LIlllN iJIICl^Un t: I the big mill. We're glad to have Richai Riser back with us after sen ing three years and eigl months in Korea. He was i the navy. I see we have some whi strips at the head of our p with no lost time accident Maybe we will make it sin< we changed the pig. We wei going at it from the wror end. L % Bill Lowery, Clinton Mills, shown with his 4 months-old sc Coley Durrani. THE CLOTHMAKER laiMima f Bkv' *t^L H t LYDIA MILLS WAHANKA CI Leaders, are shown here with their Cravy. Pauline Cato. Francine Smit Gayle While. B c J e ^H_T -*- * uWjflSKjR\ ^BH ^r 4 ' s<^l 11 LYDIA MILLS BLUE BIRDS? 1. David Word, assisted the day the j Judy Chumley, Janice Pollock. Lai. P?U?.-.-^ +.M T ?: t-I p--- - &ivuc.v.u fivuic, x win i iai ?c)f, nidi ;c Flo Emery. t. 1,1 We welcome L. F. Wilson as a new employee. 'a Richard Riser. Sam Lawson ? and Leon Rice certainly enjoyed hitch hiking back from d a fishing trip at Savannah, r- Ga. In fact. Leon enjoyed it it so much that 1 took brother in Charles there anci had to hitch hike back again. What you to guys need is a '55 Buick. ig Friends of Mrs. Raymond s. Campbell regret to learn that ,^v clio it n of Hot'c ?v 1U 44 jyunv 111 Ul i 1CI> O HV/Ore pital. We wish her a speedy ig recovery. Doris Jennings celebrated ? her 12th birthday April 1 . . . Maynard Motes has a birthday April 29. The Frank Lawsons celebrated their 6th wedding anniversary April 9. I No. 2 Weaving. First By Grace Woolen, Mildred Kinard, Blanche Creswell Spring is here! Tra-la, Train. That's the way we feel Iwnen we waKc up on these beautiful mornings . . . that is. until we remember it's another work day. and then we're so-o-o-o tired we just want to go fishing. Mrs. Maggie Mason. Mrs. Gertrude Fowler and Miss is Polly Brazil went fishing the (Cont'd, on Page 7) IMPFIRE GIRLS?Mrs. J. B. Templeto Campfire Group. They are Melda Dear h, Harriett Wilson. Florence Revis, San &3S jfj/frJ -> JKugEH^^PI^SSnB^^^N-These happy Blue Birds at Lydia are >iclure was taken by Mrs. Harry Temp ,ra Smith and Sue Word. Second row: 1 ilia Gaskins, Peggy Grady. Dianne Terr w1 Vm W J&teLssir * Pr -jpf iBflBHMHBBr NEW NURSE AT LYDIA CLINICI Mills Clinic was Miss Dorcas Hudgen I made but on April 8. she became the 1 of Clinton. Mrs. Copeland is a graduate I pital and practiced nursing at the Lai assuming her present duties with Lydi oign 111 ninesc - .American l laundry window: "Send laun- "\Y dry hero. We no tear with big lor machinery. We do carefully to by hand." old 5 - jyf ^ VHb * n and Mrs. Claude Gilstrap. i. Gail Campbell. LaDon Mcdra Mills, Linda Corley and | jjMy* J Z3&- ^ ^^ ftpfleff * under the direction of Mrs. >leton. On the front row are Loretta Coker. Joy Snelgrove. ipleton. Nancy Alexander and 9 I .. 1 - Hra i mmmm -Our new Nurse al the Lydia s when this photograph was aride of Mr. George Copeland of Spartanburg General Hosjrens County Hospital before a Cotton Mills. ""he old philosopher says: hen it takes you twice as ig to rest and half as long get tired, you're getting 1."