Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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8 NEWS FROM (Continued from Page 7) Floyd, August 22 . . . Brenda ^ Campbell, August 15 . . . Irma McGinnis, August 24 . . . Ann Campbell, August 12 . . . Judy Laney, August 24 , . . Ronald ^ Turner, August 25 and L. T. p Kay, August 28. We welcome Edith Hancock ?. and also Mr. Holtzclaw, who has been out sick. ^ Mrs. Richard Turner is improving at her home after un- a dergoing surgery. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Seay jy announce the birth of a ^ daughter, Tersa Carol, August 13 at Hays hospital. Mrs. Seay is the former Miss Margaret Brazil. Sj No. 2. 3 Spinning, Second q My Marguerite Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Lewis 0 are the proud parents of a son, y Rickie John William. He is the grandson of Mrs. Ann p Burton. Elizabeth Roberts of Laur- ? ens and Mrs. Dessie Cline of Kannapolis, N. C., spent a week with Mrs. Eula Corbin. We are glad to have Eula Corbin back after staying two weeks in the hospital. 01 Gertrude Holbert celebrat- ? ed a birthday September 4. Imogene Holbert had her third birthday August 6. u Diane Frasier had her third birthday August 6. Gary, grandson of Mrs. Ger- Qj trude Holbert, was a year old a, August 19. Mrs. Louise Frazier is at j-j home after being in the Jo- tc anna hospital. Hope she will be out soon. Geraldine Satterfield had a p birthday August 31. Wo Qi'O ftlorl irv ? . w U1 V giUU LKJ 1 iCd 1 V^ld^ IUI1 U Edmonds is out of the hospital. hi Marine Pfc. James Graham, vj from California, visited Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Edmonds. f? Peggy Edmonds and Frank m Rowe were united in marriage August 28 at the home of Rev. f? Jones in Joanna. Peggy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jes- QJ sie Edmonds. Frank is the son T\/T.. ] ti/r T7I ui i?n. duu mis. r. i_. itowe al of Joanna. The bride wore a street length dress of white a, nylon with light blue acces- w sories and her corsage was of cc small red rosebuds. After the ceremony they moved in their a, home on Milton road. tL Sorry to hear Mrs. Viola Adams' sister, Mrs. Retha If Chandler, is in the hospital. JBUr GARY is the son of Edith Hancock, Clinton Mills Spinning. He recently spent three weeks in Charleston where he caught this M 14-pound Rock Bass. w I I CLINTON Albert Lindsey Adams, Jr., /ill be three years old Sep?mber 18. James W. Gentry, Sr., is a atient at Joanna hospital. Sandra Hanley has a birthay September 19 . . . Linda lanley, September 25. O. F. Rearden visited his ather, Robert Rearden. Mrs. Jocey Lipford is ill at er home. Sgt. and Mrs. Levi Mobley nd children visited Mr. and Irs. L. S. Harmon in Saluda. Ir. Harmon enjoyed his irthday dinner. No. 2 Spinning, Third By Elizabeth Holder Mrs. Nannie Van Etten sent a weekend in Athens, a. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie King, f Whitmire, visited Mr. and r T _ 1 TT -11 us. jonn noiaer. We're glad to have Margie ulmer back with us. We are sorry that William amples is in the hospital. Ruth Samples is out sick. No. 2 Weaving, Third By Sarah Wilson. Emogene McElhannon We welcome Larry Masters, Lir new Second Hand, to linton Mill Weaving. Mrs. Sarah Wilson has relrned to work after being nder the doctor's care. Glad ) have you back. Sarah. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson, f Spartanburg, visited Mr. rid Mrs. C. E. Roberts. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Horace Robinson and family ) our community, and Horace ) our Weave Room. Sorry to lose Mr. Christoher. Good luck. We welcome another new leaver, Thomas Powell. Glad ) have you, Thomas, and ope you will move to our illage soon. The Ralph Taylors and imily spent a Sunday at [ount Mitchell. Sorry to hear Mary Miles' ither is ill in Charlotte. Miss Betty Ann Campbell, I Columbia, spent several ays with her parents, Mr. ad Mrs. Joe Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Snelgrove ad family spent a weekend ith his parents in Saluda >uniy. O'Neal Roberts, son of Mr. id Mrs. C. E. Roberts, is reirning to school at Columbia. Ronnie Brookshire had his )th birthday August 29. JOYCE is the daughter of Mrs. ary Martin, Clinton Mills. She as eight years old August 17. rHE CLOTHMAKEI Gayle Brookshire was 10 years old August 28. They are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brookshire. No. 2 Weaving, First By Grace Woolen, Mildred Kinard, Blanche Creswell Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Barker and children and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sanders visited the W. D. Hollis's in Spartanburg. Mrs. Ora Wood attended a birthday dinner given in honor of her brother, J. L. Smith, in Greenwood August 28. Donald Jackson, of Laurens, who has been working with us during the summer, re turned to Clemson September 13. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stewart, of Albany, Ga., spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Huey and son. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Stewart, of Dawson, Ga., visited Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Braswell, Sr. Glad to have Helen Mattox back at work after being in the hospital. Alta Riser worked a full six day week recently. (If you think that's not news, ask Alta.) S/N R. C. Wilkie spent a two weeks leave with his mother, Mrs. Missouri Wilkie. Roland Wilkie, R. C., Jerry and Missouri Wilkie spent a week at Bee Log, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Walt McAllister visited his brother in Honea Path. Glad Alta is back at work after an illness. Clarence Kuykendall is back in the states after nine months overseas. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Green spent a weekend with the Clyde Putnams. Virgil Webb has been out with an injured foot. The Clyde Putnams visited the Charlie Coles in Joanna. Mrs. Emma Jacks has accepted a position at Whitten village. r Charles Oxner, Tommy Howe and Pat Rowe spent Labor Day weekend at the beach. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rodelsperger and children, of Newberry, visited Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kinard. Birthdays: Polly Brazil, September 9 . . . Jimmy Kinard. nine September 11 . . . Mae Hoover. September 16 . . . unarles Uxner, September 16 . . . Lois Lever, 16 Septem RICKY is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Cauble. Clinton Mills. He will celebrate his first birthday September 28. 1 RBDUC& ijlji^ A EFFECTS WO R K with ber 12 . . . Johnny Lever, five September 21 . . . Dixie Ann Simmons, one September 9 . . . Rhonda Sue Butler, one September 26 . . . Rickie Cauble, one September 28 . . . Ruby Willette (Willy) Wooten, one September 23 . . . Debbie Wooten, two September 18 ... Cole L. Blease, September 22 , . . Shelia Meadors, five September 7. The Clark Meadors observed a wedding anniversary C? 4 1 n ocrpitriiiuex i. The Rudolph Barkers had an anniversary August 17. The Bardy Cannons wedding anniversary was August 30. Henderson-T ucker Miss Gloria Henderson became the bride of Dallas Tucker September 2. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Jones in Joanna. Gloria is the daughter of ivirs. J. w. Fowler. At present she is making her home in Joanna with the groom's parents while he is in the Air Force stationed at Donaldson Air Base in Greenville. No. 2 Weaving. Second By Minnie O'Donald. Vivian Garner Cpl. Clifton M. Heaton has been home on 30 days leave due to the death of his grandfather, Mr. Lewis Floyd. He reported back to Ft. Benning September 9. Patricia and Emily Fortner, of Greenwood, spent a few ^Kvr. y>* BT ' ^ v*Pr7fl WILLY is the daughter of Pvt. and Mrs. Jimmy Woolen. Clinton Mills. She will be a year old September 23. SEPTEMBER 15. 1955 lil f>R O F |l ^ EC H^nsri 7UR JOBS - ?2?* CARE: days with their grandmother, Mrs. Hawks, and aunt Beatrice Dyer. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Webb, of Winter Garden, Fla., visited Beatrice Dyer and Mrs. Hawks. Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Sex ton left August 28 for Oklahoma City. Mr. Sexton will teach school there. Mrs. Sexton is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Braswell. Sarah Elta Donnan has been sick but is feeling better now. Josephine Turner was a patient at Hays hospital. We are glad to know she is better. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Mc Tinnis had a wedding anniversary August 12. Birthdays this time: Effie Lawson, August 11 . . . Ronald Turner, August 27 . . . Steve Tucker, September 16 . . . Johnny Tucker, September 18 . . . George Tucker, September 25 . . . Bertha Mae O'Don aid. September 9 and Steve O'Donaid, September 22. Mr. and Mrs. Vandv Fallow announce the birth of a daughter, Debbie Lane, August 20. We welcome Myreth Bryant and Edith Rearden to our Department. Much depends on what you say, but more on how you say it. W?fDEBBIE is the daughter of Mr. anrf Mrc P^V?kw M/ ?? . /-1: ? . ? >? ?rw?-rw J VT WIClIi V/IlIIIUIl Mills. She recently took part in the Toddlers Parade at the high school. She will be two years old September 18.