The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, August 15, 1955, Page 2, Image 3

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2 I? ' > "fi&wtf^BBBBBIBI LYDIA GROUP TO CAMP ? T Communiiy enjoyed a fine stay at C David Roberts. CLINTO No. 2 Weaving. First By Grace Wooten It seems like a long time since vacation, doesn't it? Oh, well, if every week was as oc 1- :* juui i ao va\.aiiun WC^, 11 wouldn't be any time until Christmas! Some of our good folks haven't forgotten their vacations, and where they went. Mk.. and Mrs. Melvin Hugiiey, Charles Brookshire and Tony Hooper vacationed at Myrtle Beach. Miss Polly Brazil and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bagwell and daughters spent several days at Myrtle Beach. Pfltcv HpnHorcnn o TTir-l Baker attended camp with the Bluebirds at Camp Buckhorn. Jimmy Barker, Jerry Wilkie, Tony Hooper and Jimmy Smith spent a week at Camp Old Indian. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Allman took a rather extended vacation. Two weeks, in fact. They and their two sons visited in Arizona, Louisiana and California. Mrs. Ozzie Cooper, of Pelzer, who was visiting in Arizona, returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. Coloman fan ble and children spent several days in the mountains of North Carolina. Miss Sandra Meadors visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Chandler in Augusta. Mrs. Sam Owens spent vacation week in Wilmington, Del., with Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Blackwelder. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kinard and Jimmy spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Campbell in Tucker, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hughes and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hughes in Fairfax. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hughes attended the wedding of Mrs. Hughes' niece, Miss Lucille Holtzclaw, in Greer. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fowler spent several days at Lake Greenwood. They also visited friends and relatives in Greenwood. TI -1 K fid* uM f / * w V 1 t I fJ his large group of Campfire Girls am amp Buckhorn last month. The grou N NEWS Miss Polly Brazil and Miss ] Nelly Osborne spent several days at Ridgecrest, N. C. 1 A. A. Barker and sons, i Rudolph and Marcell, and George Sullivan visited the < former's brother, Will Barker, j in Oconee County. i Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibbs and 1 son with Mr. and Mrs. Tom ] Norris and family spend Sundays in the mountains quite 1 often. Have you found a cool place, folks? 1 Mrs. Campbell, of Gaffney, ! spent a week with her bro- < ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and < Mrs. Freeman Lanford. ] Mrs. Dora Leopard with Mr. and Mrs. Truman Leopard and I Lawrence attended the Leop- 1 ard reunion at Mrs. Minnie Garretts in Simpsonville July ] 31. Mrs. Alice Kuykendall vis- 1 ited her mother, Mrs. A. S. Simms, in Greenville during vacation. ] Miss Jean Smith of New- ' berry spent a week with Mr. 1 and Mrs. Vic Mattox recently. Mrs. Leila Smith, Mrs. Blanche Creswell and Mrs. Evans Lever and children attended a camp meeting at ' Beech Springs. We welcome Larry Cauble, J Raymond Lawrence and Donald Jackson as newcomers into our big No. 2 family. i Glad to report that Mrs. Henrietta Dover is able to be back at work after undergoing major surgery at Newberry hospital. At the time of this writing Mrs. Inabell Hooper is recuperating at home after under- J going treatment at Greenville General hospital. Charles Oxner suffered a severe head injury in a wreck near Conway July 30. He is recuperating at home. Mrs. Ursula Blakely is ill at her home. Mrs. Alice Kuykendall has been ill but is back at work. Birthdays and anniversaries: Jimmy, son of Mrs. Lou- i ise Webb, was 13 July 21 . . . Patsy Henderson, daughter of i IE CLOTHMAKER t-.-.- V i . ^ - ^ / *" ^ f B ' V 'A J* tr -~=^B . ?S r^gt v - -?.? M d Bluebirds from the Lydia Mills ip is under the direction of Mrs. 1 I I fcMS Mrs. J. W. Fowler, was nine August 5 . . . Judy McAllister j was 10 July 29 . . . Steve Allman was 11 July 30 . . . Ken A.llman, nine August 6 . . . Dpal Barker will be three Au- ( gust 29 . . . Dixie Ann Sim- j mons will be a year old September 9 . , . Nancy Jean Blease, 5 September 4. In the adult department, > Mrs. Lois Corley, August 22 i . . Mrs. Cecil Wooten, August 27 . . . Walt McAllister, September 7 . . . Mrs. Nathan Cannon, August 16 . . . Nathan Cannon, August 27 . . . Mrs. Dot (Wilkie) James, August 22 . . . Thomas James, August ' 1/? r_n r? x i n . . . i ruy r>enuey, oepiember 9 . . . Mrs. A. H. Hughes, August 3, and Mrs. Alice Kinard, July 31. * Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Harmon observed a wedding anniversary August 3. We extend our sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Walt McAllister in the recent death of his brother. 4 No. 1 Weaving. Third By Izell Campbell We certainly hated to lose 3ur Second Hand, Carl Tran- ' lham. We welcome Dick Har rell, our new one, and I'm sure we'll like him just as well. Sarah Shelton, Sally Wyatt J 1 1 < ( RICHIE is the 18-months-old son of Prof. M. Y. Thompson. 1 Even at this early age, he is an adept swimmer and diver at the Clinton Mills pool; ' * ' Safety Sco, (This is how all departments < 'ank in the number of consecutiv oithout a disabling injury as of CLINTON COTT< Spinning No. 1 First Shift Second Shift Third Shift Spinning No. 2 First Shift Second Shift Third Shift . Spooling First Shift Second Shift Third Shift Warding No. 1 First Shift Second Shift Third Shift Warding No. 2 First Shift Second Shift Third Shift Weave No. 1 First Shift Second Shift Third Shift Weave No. 2 First Shift Second Shift Third Shift 31ash-Tie-In, Draw-In First Shift Second Shift Third Shift 31oih Shop First Shift Second Shift Third Shift . Warehouse /ill age LYDIA COTTOl Spinning First Shift Second Shift Third Shift Spooling First Shift Second Shift Third Shift Warding First Shift Second Shift Third Shift . Weave First Shift Second Shift Third Shift Slash-Draw-In. Tie-In First Shift Second Shift Third Shift 31olh Shop First Shift Second Shift Third Shift Warehouse tillage ind daughter, Mildred Rogers Fr ind daughter, Juanita Thompson, visited Mrs. Rogers' mo- ar her, Mrs. Rymer, at the th Mountain Sanatorium in Hen- l.? Jersonville. i(V 2nd Lt. Hewlette Alford, of Rj San Antonio, Texas, recently /isited his sister, Mrs. Sarah be Shelton. Ti A ~ ? 1 1 i n <_-ei lainiy was f;ooa 10 sec \lta Riser back in the little p( ni 11 the other morning. I've nissed the pretty little songs >he sings for us. The J. H. Harrelsons and laughter and the David Pulleys visited the Great Smokies the week of the Fourth. co The J. M. Cranfords of sh Knoxville recently visited the pi AUGUST IS. 19SS rejboard at Clinton and Lydia Mills e days worked, since 1949, lay, 1955.) DN MILLS 567 Days 469 Days 1706 Days 477 Days 55 Days 213 Days 1358 Days 1317 Days 834 Days 1909 Days 1428 Days 1909 Days 1909 Days 0 Days 122? Days 790 Days 680 Days 791 Days 484 Days 242 Days 311 Days 61 Days 1200 Days 1248 Days 156 Days rnn rv ozu L?ays 793 Days . 151 Days 191 Days .. 581 Days N MILLS 869 Days 1521 Days 20 Days 599 Days 67 Days 239 Days 165 Days 56 Days 721 Days 896 Days 405 Days 603 Days 1760 Days 232 Days 1760 Days 173 Days 164 Days 1760 Days 1760 Days 1460 Days 775 Days ed Sheltons. Well, girls, you have fooled ound and let the catch of ' e season get caught. Sam iwson has finally fallen in ce. The lucky girl is Bobbie tchie, of Washington, D. C. ley tell me he has wedding Us on his mind. The Maynard Motes and the ?ul Motes visited Folly ?ach on vacation. Sally Wvatt and daughter, (Continued on Page 5) A woman who says she uld have married anyone e pleased, probably didn't ease anyone.