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MAY 15. 1955 NEWS Fl (Continued from Page 5) celebrated their 17th anniversary April 22. Thelma McDonald was surprised with a birthday party April 30. A nice time was had by all attending. We have quite a few birthdays this time: Earl Donnon, May 9 . . . Betty Price, April 18 . . . Mrs. J. A. Tripp, 35 April 30 . . . James A. Tripp, 41 April 30 . . . Jerome Tripp, 13 April 6 . . . Michael Ficklin, 6 May 13 . . . Furman Adams, May 6 . . . Bobby Garner, May 20 . . . Thelma O'Donald, 15 May 1 . . . Beatrice Dyer, April 28. No. 1 Weaving, Second By Emily McNinch Mr. and Mrs. James Harris and family gave a birthday dinner at the Greenwood Stnta Purlr fr*r Mre VM W A Ui IV H/l 1*1 1 o. liai 1 Id d mother, Mrs. Mattie Harvey. Mrs. W. H. Beckham, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beckham and Mrs. Madeline Decs and children visited Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wood of Newberry. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. White, Miss Christine Gray and Jamie Brewer visited in Abbeville. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ivester and family from Newberry spent a Sunday afternoon with the Sam Maddens. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McNinch and Johnny with Mrs. Emma Mayfield and Miss Vera Barnette visited in Piedmont. We welcome two new employees to our department. Ulysa Gilliam, a Weaver, and Junior Kernells, a Fixer. timajo. 111CL I U1 IlL'I , May 6 . . . Mrs. Delia Phillips, mother of Tony Turner, May 17 . . . Claude Hughes, May 2 . . . Nina Word, sister of Jimmy Word, May 20 . . . Johnny, son of the J. A. McNinch's. May 19 and Joe Spillers, May 1. No. 2 Spinning, First By Jennie Watkins Mrs. Jessie Harmon and Sr0H SO . V'r CATCH EM AND WIN EM ? prizes which will be awarded win Club's first annual contest. Top prii self-bailing motor. TJ IOM CLINTO children of Johnston spent a ] week-end with Mr. and Mrs. 1 Ted Ward and other relatives. 1 Mrs. Ward and little daugh- i ter, Deminia, returned home with them for a few days' 1 visit. c Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gregory, Mrs. A. J. Satterfield, Mrs. Thelma Young and Miss Jean C Jackson attended the Oral s Roberts meeting in Florence. ( Mrs. Richard Turner and S children and Pete Porter vis- t ited relatives in Greenwood 1 recently. 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McGinnis i and family and Mr. and Mrs. c Wayne Graham spent a Sun- j day in Charleston. r Little Barry Cannon, grand- 1 son of Mrs. Roy Cannon, has returned to Shriner's hospital J for treatment. 1 Mrs. C. L. Kidd, of Comer, 1 Ga., week-ended with her 1 daughters, Mrs. Elbert Lawson and Mrs. Clyde Brazill. The welcome mat is out for Mrs. Margaret Fulmer. She I comes to us from the Third 1 Shift. Mighty glad to have Edith s Hancock back after being hospitalized. ? We regret that Richard r iiuiiijjiuu 111 o L lUb x home. We often think of you ? and wish you a speedy recov- t ery. Our deepest sympathy is ex- \ tended to Mrs. Corrie Bishop 1 in the loss of her father-in- f law, W. L. Bishop. 1 Ted Ward is really stepping high these days. You know he i is a daddy now. The little > daughter, Patricia Deminia, arrived March 19 and the mo- t ther is the former Miss Mary ( Ellen Cannon. ? W. C. Powers has returned * home after undergoing surgery in Anderson. Happy birthday to Mrs. Lucy Nabors, May 9 . . . Har- , old Dunaway, May 26 . . . , James Lanev, May 3 . . . Jack Laney, April 12, and the pap( "" Tl'l $** v ^ \em ' 1ft &fc*&/i !&&^<Ni&y These are some of the numerous ners of the Clinton Mills Fishing ie is a 5 horsepower Scott Atwater IE CLOTHMAKEF N MILLS Dy, Jesse Laney, April 7 . . . Wayne Womble, May 20 . . . Vlrs. Willie Mae Riley, the lew grandmother, April 25. Mrs. Ruth McGinnis and rorrest Samples shared birthlays May 15. Sunday School Party The Dorcas Bible Class of Zalvary Baptist Church assembled at the home of Mrs. Zorrie Bishop. Mrs. Beulah Stewart brought the devo lonai alter wnicn tne memjers enjoyed a tacky party. Miss Bessie Holtzclaw. wearng her mother's wedding Iress, walked away with the 5rize. Delightful refreshnents were served by the lostess. Officers of the class are Mrs. Laura Mae Howard. Resident; Mrs. Jennie Watrins, Secretary, and Mrs. Leia Heatherlv, Treasurer. Second Spooling By Nellie M. Young Ruby Ivester's mother has jeen sick again. We all wish ler a speedy recovery. Callie Fowler has been out ;ick. Glad to have her back. W. C. Power, who has been i patient at the Anderson Mennri ol V^Acnif ol Vi oe rotnrnoH UU1 iai IIUOpilUl, iiwo AV.WUAAAV.VA lome. He is improving from in operation and is much beter. A-2-C William E. Young, vho recently spent a 30-dav Airlough with his wife and amilv, has returned to ChamDlev, France. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gregory, \-2-C, and Mrs. W. E. Young ;isited in Greenville recently. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Chaseen. Mr. and Mrs. William 2hasteen and children spent i Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 2d Young and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. "Corky" Garett of Anderson visited the 2d Youngs. Sara Lawson's baby has cirlr T-Tnr*o it ic rr>nr?Vi setter. Seems as if we've had lots of sickness lately. Hope everyone is feeling better now. Third Spooling By Beulah Stewart Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ealv visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Copeland in Joanna. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stewart and Keith spent a weekend in Beech Island with Mr. (Continued on Page 8) v A * DONALD WILLIAM is Ihe son of Mr. and Mrs. William D. Grant. Clinton Mills. He will be 9 May 22 when his sister will be 10. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe G. Grant and Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Cannon. { 1 II I BT HF L. A. BOYETTE First Place 2 Lb. 12 Oz. Catfish By ?.^H J ^JH I HARRY FOSTER Third Place 6Va-Pound Bass CLINTON MILLS I IS OFF TO A Fll The Clinton Cotton Mills Fis! is off to a fine start with Han in the bass division as this issr press. With real fishing weather in prospect from now on out, competition is expected to be even keener through the remainder of the contest. The present standings in the Clinton contest are as follows: Bass Division First: Harry Lanford, 7 pounds 1 ounce. Second: Gene Butler. 7 pounds. Third: Harry Foster. 6 pounds. 4 ounces. Crappie Division First: Frank Motes, 3 pounds, 5 ounces. Second: Harry Foster, 3 pounds. Third: C. E. Leppard, 2 pounds. 2 ounces. Catfish Division First: L. A. Bovette, 2 pounds, 12 ounces. SI.00 Division Bass: Bobbie Roberts, 2 pounds, 9 ounces. Crappie: Isabelle Hamrick, 2 pounds. 4 ounces. BEG PARDON In last month's issue of The Clothmaker, we showed a number of "in-the-mill" inventors. One was of a new floating tension rod on the Slashers at Lvdia. Through error we gave credit to J. C. Meeks when all the time it was Thomas Donald in the picture with the rod which he invented. We regret that this error took place. 7 \ A - ; f? Y y ri"* ^ ^9 GENE BUTLER Second Place 7-Pound Bass ISABELLE HAMRICK $1 Division 2 Lb. 4 Ox. Crappie FISHING CLUB it START King Club's first annual contest ry Lanford holding first place le of The Clothmaker went to For Your Benefit... Does the Company have your right address and telephone number? Be sure your Company's record is right. If you move or get a new phone number, tell your supervisor or the Personnel Department at once. If you get married or if there is any change in your family status, your company needs to know that, too. All this information is needed to provide good service for you and your family on insurance, social security, income tax deductions and other matters important to you or required by law. m PEGGY ANN is the daughler of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Carnes of Lydia. She will be 14 years old May 29.