Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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2 CAVALETTES. 195S VERSIOl diamond once again with fewer exp 0-3 won-lost record. Front row: Ph^ son, Pat Smith. Sandra Ivester and Betty Jean Ballew, Margie Lusk, White, Shirley Ivester and Frances NEWS FRO/ Cloth Room Bv DorsAM Tiirnsr The Pete Evans attended the Wright's reunion at Peachland, N. C., April 17, celebrating her grandfather Wright's 77th birthday. Airman 3-C Robert "Fuzzy" Wright is spending a furlough with his mother, Mrs. R. A. Wright, in Laurens. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Evans and daughter, Jean, had as Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Early Evans and family of Anderson, Mrs. Yvette Stacy and son, and Sidney Riser and son of Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Grogan and family spent a Saturday in Spartanburg shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Arzo Ivester, Clyde Putnam and Dorsey Turner attended the Bearden funeral at Friendship Baptist Church April 20 near Pauline. Mr. and Mrs. James Traynham, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Handback, Mrs. Myrtle Wallenzine and Mrs. Lucille McGee visited the Bearden home in Enoree during Mr. Bearden's death. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Satter field, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tumlin and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Butler were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mac Nelson, II , ^ /? EARLY FISH ?Jack Blakely, Electrician in the Clinton Mills Shop, caught this nice 8 pound 1 ounce bass February 25 before the fishing contest opened. T f ibT" JN^ I ? The Clinton-Lydia Mills Caval erienced players but with hopes of ilis Ginn, Grace Rogers, Sandra Sm 1 Karen and Sheila Meadors, mascol Lib Womble, Alice Faye Whitset. . Meadors, coach. Dessie Roberts was I ,A r*I IMTV-\M L J\ 1?11 ^ I VM Jr., in Laurens. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie B. Tinsley attended the state Legion of the Moose convention in Rock Hill. The Ladies of the Moose made a tour of Winthrop College, the Celanese plant, Rock Hill Printing and Finishing Co., the country club and other points of interest in Rock Hill. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Oxner, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wooten J if? t??i r? ctnu lvii. cinu lvirs. niciri Diaswell attended the state Legion of the Moose convention in Rock Hill. Mrs. Colie Turner and daughter, Ann, and son, Marion, with Mrs. Robert Adams and sons Furman and Joe spent several days at Daytona Beach and Silver Springs, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Batchelor and family, Mrs. Newton Patterson of Cherokee Falls and Mrs. L. A. Hall of Spartanburg were guests of the I. W. Harveys. Mrs. Margaret Faulkner and daughters of Augusta, Ga., were the week-end guests of the Huey Barnetts. The Brevard Pattersons attended the Mahaffey reunion in Fort Mill. Their daughter, Loraine, spent the week-end with her aunt and uncle, the .'4 p r*?^ w ^ tfW JAMES was 17 years old May 3. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Laney, Clinton Mills. HE CLOTHMAKE3 | J a, . 1 (ft ^ a 9 n^h p ^ /r^ m^^Xlv r* f(l B ,'., ^ ,; iltn '* ? J** IBM Vi ' jIfl ettes Softball team has taken to the a good season despite their present ith. Sandra Meadors, Sandra Pears. Back row: Clark Meadors. coach; rerry Barker, Hilda Holmes, Linda absent when the picture was made. Willis Mahaffeys. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Yarbrough and Mrs. Grace Moore Bearden would like to take this opportunity to thank each of you in the Cloth Room for all the acts of kindness shown us in the death of our beloved father and husband, Clarence F. Bearden, who died April 19. May God richly bless each of you. Mrs. Grace M. Bearden Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Y arbrough Birthdays: The Brevard Pattersons celebrated their 18th wedding anniversary May 21 . . . Mrs. Catherine Williams celebrated her birthday May 2 . . . Thomas Prather had a birthday May 7 . . . Jimmy Braswell, May 23 and Mrs. Inez Turner, May 26. Un Saturday, April 16, Tonita and Kathy Harvey celebrated their birthdays with a joint party with about 40 little friends attending. Games were played followed by refreshments served by Mrs. Harvey and Mrs. O. C. Harris. The guests were given fa vors and many presents were received by Tonita and Kathy. Randy, Marsl Ann, Earl and Lana Turner have recovered from the chicken pox as have Glenda and Manny Gooch. No. 1 Weaving. Third By Izell Campbell The Frank Lawsons gave a dinner honoring Mrs. Violet (Continued on Page 5) CYNTHIA ANN is the young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lindy Barlow, 207 Spruce Street. Lydia Mills. R NEWS ITEMS CLOTH ROOM ] Annie L. Whitmire 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Patterson and daughter of Vincennes, Indiana, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jackson. Floyd Fuller has completed his basic training at the Naval Base in Great Lakes, Illinois, ' and is spending a 14-day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Fuller. He will return to Portsmouth, Virginia, j where he will enter Hospital Corpsmen School. A/3c Allen White, Jr., has 1 returned to Kelly AFB, Texas, ' after spending a 10-day leave with Mrs. White and friends. R. E. Whitmire, Mrs. Nora Kirby, Mrs. Gertrude Whitmire of Newberry and Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Whitmire of Fountain Inn visited their sister, Mrs. Golden Cole, in Tampa, Florida, during her re cent illness. ( Miss Roberta Chaney, Joan Cannon. Linda Dunaway, and Peggy Dunaway attended a district Epworth League Rally at Pomaria Southern Methodist Church. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blackstock and Betty Ann were re- 1 cent visitors of Mrs. Blackstock's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Ratteree of Atlanta, Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Terrill of Traveler's Rest were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dickerson. Little Steve Dickerson returned for a short stay with his grandparents. Mrs. J. H. McPherson of Chester was also a guest of the Dicker sons. Mrs. Robert Yarborough and daughter, Terry, are visiting her mother, Mrs. Hallie Campbell. Birthdays: Mrs. Ellie Reeder, April 27 . . . Curtis Jackson, May 2 . . . Richard Jackson, May 21 . . . Bobby Bennett, May 5 . . . Mike Todd, May 18. Sick list: Mrs. Eloise McEl veen has returned home after an operation at Columbia hospital. Her many fr ends in the Lydia Cloth Room wish her a speedy recovery. Anniversaries: Mr. and Mrs. Grover Jackson, 48th, April 30 . . . Mr. and Mrs. Major Crawford, 7th, May 14. Births: Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Osborn of Minneapolis, Minnesota, announce the birth of a daughter, Evelyn m -<? *. , ? DEBORAH LYNN is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lindy Barlow, 207 Spruce Street. Lydia Mills. MAY IS, 1955 ; AT LYDIA Patricia, on April 8. Mrs. OsDorn is the former Miss Patricia Cauble of Lydia. Second Weaving By Peggy Crisp Anthony Forrester, husband af Lillian Forrester, is better after being seriously ill at Hays hospital. We wish hirn a speedy recovery. Pearl Floyd, a Weaver on the Second Shift, visited in Georgia for a weekend. Mildred and Roberta Prince recently went to Spartanburg on business. Ruby White has returned to work after a leave of absence. We are glad to have her back with us. Jot Abercrombie visited in the Shed during the past week. We were all glad to see him. Peggy Crisp spent a weekend in Georgia. New York... (Continued from Page 1) the part of all to keep waste at a minimum. It is pride in one's job and one's product that makes a quality production possible, and through diligence and conscientiousness, we can control waste and lessen cost. It is this pride in one's job, the realization that each person is, in his own way, contributing a very important part to better manufacturing that makes the difference between a good quality product nnA nno t V? o * lc ilict aVPrSPP, anu utiv, viiuv 4u j v ? , ~-0 ? This keeps our goods in demand in a field where competition is so keen, because the consumer knows he is getting the best for his money. Sounder merchandising will convey to the customer the ability of the manufacturer to meet the challenge of today's market. It will also convey to him that he is getting, for his money, a product backed up by the skill and resourcefulness of many hands and minds, all intent on doing a better job for him. And finally, it will convey to him that behind all of this careful planning ana laDor, lies me assurance of the manufacturer's integrity. HAROLD is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Dunaway, Clinton Mills. He will be 14 years old May 26.