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JUNE 15, 1956 CLINTON Nl Cloth Room By Dorsey Turner Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Gooch visited Mis. Gooch's father, l- " who is recuperating irom a recent operation in Comer, Ga. Mrs. A. G. Arnold and Mrs. C. R. Few. of Jacksonville, Fla., visited their sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Lowe. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Dunaway, of Jacksonville, Fla., is visiting his brothers and sisters here, Mr. and Mrs. James Dunaway, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunaway and Mr. sinrl M rc ITnotr 1 unv? atai O. i IUV. jr U CI 1 1ILII. Miss Lorraine Patterson underwent surgery at General hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Hawkins and family from New Ellenton spent a weekend with Mrs. Annie Evans and other relatives. We welcome Leroy Dunaway to our department. Le)'n\r r?nmnc f IT * W ? v.v/iiiv;o &t wilt U1IUI L'U. Mrs. Pearl Kelley, of Greenville, is spending some time with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Tinselv. Mr. and Mrs. Colie Turner and f; lily attended the birthday dinner of J. H. Stone in Waynsboro. Mrs. Lola Eller, Miss Jessie Roberts spent a Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Burton Reeder. Mrs. Ellie Reeder spent a weekend in Newberry with Mrs. Adger Dennis. Martha Joan Reeder and A i T.. ax 1L All I I v I v 1 \ IMiril 1V1 1 . and Mrs. Pete Evans in Union. Mrs. L. A. Hall and Mrs. Horace Gunter of Spartanburg visited Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Harvey over a weekend. Naomi Yarborough observed her birthday June 1. Arthur Davis had a birthday June J . . . Pat Lowe, the 21st . . . Margaret Hawkins, the 23rd . . . R. C. Oxner, June 23. and Anita Turner. June 2?. The David Livingstone chapter of Royal Ambassa dors 01 Calvary Baptist Church enjoyed a picnic at the Ed Nelson's farm. About 42 boys and their counselors. Marion Turner. Buddy Tumblin and Dorsey Turner, were present. A birthday party honoring Mrs. C. T. Satterfield and her grandson. Buddy Tumblin. was qiven by Mrs. Fred Tumblin. Mrs. Gene Butler. C. T Satterfield and Mr. and Mrs. Mac Nelson of Laurens. The party was held at Ted Green's camp and a lari?e number of friends and relatives were present. SANDRA JEAN is the 2-yearold daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ballew, Clinton Mill Weaving. EWS ITEMS | Mr. and Mrs. James Cathcart celebrated their 21st wed ding anniversary May 24. Mrs. Cathcart had a birthday the 23 rd. No. 1 Weaving By Sudie Putnam Well, everyone is talking about vacation. Some are counting the weeks and days. I heard someone on Second Shift counting the minutes. But as for me, I'm looking forward to June 29. Sincerely hope each of you has a wonderful vacation. Harold Fowler, son of William Fowler, spent a few days with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Craine in Laurens. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Terry, Susan and Jo Carol recently attended the installation of the Order of Eastern Star in Spartanburg. Mrs. Terry's cousin. Miss Lucille Blanche, was installed as Worthy Matron and Susan Terry was Bible Bearer. Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Rogers ana iamny, 01 Spartanburg, visited the Lois Boyettes recently. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hunt and daughter of Greenville spent a Sunday with the Sadie Powers. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Terry and family of Williston visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Terry. Sr.. and the Bill Terrys. Mr. and Mrs. Clvde Putnam and Wallace, with Mrs. Walter Williams and Clyde visited the Henrv Smiths in Edgefield. Mr. and Mrs. George Price and sor.s spent a weekend in Maysville, Ga. Mrs. Bessie Nelson, of Lanford, and Mrs. Mattie Harvey and Emily Batson. of Lydia Vfill nn tt mm, visui'ii ,\iis. r.na narvcy. Sorry Mrs. Joe Terry is still out due to an accident in which she suffered an arm injury. We are missing you and are looking forward to your return to work. We congratulate Mr. and Mrs. William Fowler on the birth of a son. Allan Randall. June 2. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strom, of Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cole; Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Ballard, of Joanna, and John Chancy of Lanford visited the Putnams. The Bill Terrys visited Mrs. Terry's mother. Mrs. 1). (?. Jackson, in Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Veal. Mrs. Dot ("Jordan and Mrs. Ruby Anderson, of Commerce, (la., visited the Nellie I'rices. We welcome Haskell Williamson to our department. Glad to have Mr. Cole hack with us, too. Happy birthday to Arthur Davis who says he was J.'t on June J. Hi' must he as had as I Jack Benny. Harold Fowler had a birthday May l.'t . . Robert Neal. June 11!. We have enjoyed having i.y?a ihmio noopard nil in on Mrs. Terry's job and wo will miss her. 1 Wo were sorry to lose Mr. THE CLOTHMAK HI 1 v t ( NEVER MISSED A DAY? during the past school year. Fi Franklin (visitor). Joyce Wyatt, Howell. Pearl Cobb. Palsy Landi Johnny Lanford. Dale Jackson, Gaskins. Fourth row: Joe Dona Jerry Coker. Fifth row: Lawrei Tommy Kitchens and Susan W' was made. Hughes to Weave Room No. '. You folks there certainly gc a fine Second Hand. Donald Powers, son of Mi and Mrs. Alan Powers, is tak ing boot training at Grea Lakes, 111. No. 1 Weaving Second By Emily McNinch Coley and Bill Campbe celebrate their 20th weddin anniversary June 27. Dianne Wilson, Diann Burke and Cathy Bigbe spent a few days with Cole Campbell and Bill Campbel Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hanve from Sumner. 111., visited Mi and Mrs. Roy Burke. Jr. Wayne Smith celebrates hi third birthday June 29. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burki Jr.. and family have recentl moved to Clinton from Lau rens. Diane Burke celebrated he 11th birthday June 1. Mr. and Mrs. El ford Harril visited Mr. Harrill's mothei Mrs. J. H. Barnett, in Unior Pol F.-J.lL V. |/?. 4 imm i cci^liU, UI UUIL of Bernard Teague. is at hom after 14 months in Germany Anita Turner, daughter o the Dorsev Turners, has birthday June 28. Margaret Madden, daughte of the Dennis Maddens, has birthday June 18. W. H. Gooch has a birthda June 24 and John McNinc on June 11. Third Spooling By Beulah Stewart Mrs. Bo King and childret Mrs. Carl Heaton and childre were recent visitors of the '1 J. Taylors in Joanna. Miss Pat Lowerv of Hendei sonville was a weekend gue> of the Billy Lowervs. H A. Copeland visited th Miles Lawsons. The Melvin Seays spent Sunday in (Ireenville with th John Heaths. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Wombl and Thomas visited in Andei The Henrv Kings, the L. '1 Kays and the Paul Motes an Kelly Kings enjoyed a picni dinner at Caesar's Head. (Continued on Page h) : e r &? Ww W y m ^ These students at Providence Scho< irst row: Tony Harvey. Frances Cat Rebecca Moore. Mary Ann Nabors a ers. Janice Franklin. Linda White. Pa Carol Coggins. Billy Walker, Kay Id, Oscar Howell, Ronnie Smith, J. nee Estes, William Fuller. Miss Marg ord. Flox Emory and Junior Coggin > BHHK >t HONOR STUDENTS?Highe School, Lydia Mills, were made ? Hinson and J. W. Davis (a tie) a y Piano Awards Are National Piano G u i 1 c .. awards recently were made tc a number of students of Mrs Joe Land following audition* bv a national judge. J' * i Receiving a local award foi 1 highest average was Rand\ Turner, with Diane* Wikor 1 placing second highest. On the district level. Pats\ r a Lydia Snuck Pa > To Paris Mountain ^ The Lydia Mills Snuck Pc Campfire Girls groups and Mrs. Eva Templeton s Blue Bird group enjoyed a picnic 1. supper at Paris Mountair n State Park a week ago. Enroute they enjoyed a toui through the Meadors Cand\ Co. at Greenville. ;t The group was accompaniec by Mrs. Theresa Tharpe. Mrs P 'T' i * ?. i\y;i lempieion. Airs, free Bodie. Mrs. Ellis lluffstetler a On Thomas and Mary John e son. e Manuel Sander? Dies Manuel Sanders, retired As sistant Superintendent ol d Clinton Cotton Mills, died a e his home near Inman on June 6. Funeral services were helc on June H. 3 mm it *81 ili ol had perfect attendance records o, Brenda Howell. Patty Huey. Kay ind Karen Hanna. Second row: Hazel .1 Costello, Peggy Grady. Third row: Hinson. Nancy Alexander. Priscilla W. Davis, Frank Gaskins (visitor), aret Blakely (teacher). Warren Goss, s were not present when the picture IKl i ^ ^ si scholastic averages al Providence by, left to right, Susan Word, Kay ,nd Johnny Lanford. i Presented Students I Campbell had the highest avt~". 1.. IT li:_ 1 ' ctuu liiiuv minis ana Janice Johnson were second. On the state level. Linda Cor ley and Florence Revis tied for highest and Cheryl Wilson was second, i In the national award. Joan Burgess had the highest av erage and Margaret Madden and Janice Goss tied for second. Mary Cunningham and Linda Buchanan had the highest average on the international 1 level. I f t MICHAEL is the 8 months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ballew, of Clinton Weaving.