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4 NEWS FRO NO. 1 WEAVING. FIRST By Lillian Pulman Mr. and Mrs. Luke Boyette went deep sea fishine off the coast of Charleston, S. C. Lois says never again will she go out in another boat. Nellie and George Price and bovs visited the Herman Veals in Maysville, Ga. Irene Eubanks spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. William Fowler. Mr. Cole and his family vacationed at Savannah Beach. Mrs. D. G. Jackson and Roy of Columbia spent several days recently with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Terry and family. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Terry and Mrs. Elmer Queen attended the funeral of Mrs. J. J. L. Smith in Salem Sunday. A. A. Donald Powers is spending a fourteen day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Powers after compieung a l'J weeks course at the Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, 111. He will report to Norman, Oklahoma, August 8th for further training. The Herbert Prices, the George Prices and sons visited the J. L. Messers in Del Rio, Tennessee, the grandparents of the Mr. Prices. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Farmer and sons of Ninety Six, S. C., the Rufus Ballards of Joanna, S. C., Mr. and Mrs. Roy Greene of Laurens, S. C., visited the Putnams during vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Terry and familv visifpH in Pnlnm. bia and Spartanburg during vacation. We sure miss Kenneth Madden who enlisted in the Navy and is now taking his training at the Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, Illinois. The A. J. Harveys and daughters of Cleveland, Ohio, are spending a few days with their mother, Mrs. Ella Harvey, and sister, Mrs. George Price. We wish to express our deepest sympathy with Mrs. Robert Neal due to the death of her mother, Mrs. J. J. L. Smith of Salem, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. James Harris celebrated their wedding anniversary August 16. C^r-v-.r + ~ * ~ A UU11J lU 1 cpui L ct I III 15 writing Mr. Luke Boyette is ill at his home on Francis Street. We sincerely hope he will have a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. James Harris and family spent a weekend in Charleston. m Lv A Kenneth Harold Stroud, 4 months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stroud, Clinton Card Room, Grandson of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Stroud, Clinton Mills. A CLINTON ] Mr. and Mrs. Neuffer ] Creswell vacationed in St. ] Petersburg, Florida. You will see a picture in this month's issue of the fish they caught. 1 That's certainly no fish tale. ) "Is it, Neuffer?" Happy birthday to the following: Brenda Harris, August 24. Wallace Putnam, August 19. James Lee Price, August 25. Sara Fowler, July 11. Priscilla Williamson, July 15. r> :-*v. J n? uuiituay rany Mrs. William Terry entertained about thirty little friends in honor of Jo Carol's eighth birthday at the Clinton Community Building on Saturday. July 21. Games were played and refreshments were enjoyed by all the little guests. Jo Carol was remembered with many nice gifts by her friends. NO. 1 WEAVING. SECOND By Emily McNinch Miss Christine Gray visited in New York the week of the 4th. Mr. and Mrs. John A. McNinch and son and Mrs. Emma Mayfield vacationed in Florida the week of the 4th. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith and children visited Mrs. Lee Miller and family of Anderson. Vera Barnett vacationed at Myrtle Beach the week of the 4th. Mr. and Mrs. Elford Harrill spent a Sunday in Union recently. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Perry and son of Spartanburg spent several days with the Elford Harrills. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lawson announce the birth of a daughter July 2nd. Mrs. Lawson is the former Miss Eleanor Blackwell of Clinton. The baby was named Linda. Billy Maree was uncle twice during July. His brother and wife, Raymond Maree, a daughter. His sister, Mrs. Leola Wade, a daughter. Billy Maree had a birthday July 8th. Harold Madden has a birthday August 4th. We welcome Max Fortenbury to our department. We are sorry that Bill Campbell and Grace Burt are out sick. We hope they will be able to return to work soon. Thank You Note I want to thank everybody at Lydia Mills for the sympathy and kindness shown me during my illness. WALT CAMPBELL. I i J T m Parnl HaunKfor r\4 M r anrl Mrs. William Terry, celebrated her eighth birthday July 21st. Mrs. Terry is employed at Clinton Mills. Her paternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe P. Terry, are also Clinton employees. THE CLOTHMAKER NO. 3 SPINNING. THIRD By Lydie Todd Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson and children of Greeniri n o crvonf iVio \iroolr r\f VtilV Opv, lit HIV, W V,V_ I\ VI II IV, 4th of July with Mrs. Bertie Reid, also her son Maxie Garrett of Tampa, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Deadwyler and sons and Lydie Todd spent July 4th at Folly Beach. Richard Clark and family vacationed at Charleston. Carrie Rossen of Lexington, Zora Yeome of Columbia and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hope Smith. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Fulmer and children spent Sunday in Prncnpritv u/itVi Mrc \A7 E. Fulmer and family and Mr. and Mrs. Olin Fulmer. Sgt. and Mrs. Burn Lee of Mobile, Ala., are spending his leave with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cannon before leaving for Germany. Mrs. Rosie Avery was called to Kinston, N. C., due to illness of her mother-inlaw, Mrs. Rosie Lee Avery. Mrs. Helen Butler spent vacation week with her sister of Rockingham, N. C. Welcome to the 3rd shift Hazel Long, Pat Lancaster, and Betty Joan King. Sorry Mrs. Mable Davis left us to make her home in Florida. Birthdays: Mrs. Elva Smith, August 17. Tosie Smith, August 10. R. F. Fulmer. July 28. Mr. L. F. Fulmer, August 18. Hazel Long. August 15. Juanita Leopard, July 25. Truman Leonard. Julv 27. Thelma and Jean Nelson, July 27. NO. 2 WEAVING. FIRST By Grace Woolen and Mildred Kinard Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Campbell and Mike, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Campbell visited Silver Springs and Davtona, Florida, during vacation. Ronnie Brookshire, Robbie Roberts, and Charles Huey spent several days at the Braswell Cabin on Lake Greenwood. From all reports mostly eating and sleeping were done and no fishing. Jimmy Kinard is spending 2 weeks with his uncle, Mr. James Arnold, in Hemingway. Miss Iris Hughes has returned after a visit with Mrs. T? i rr\l i r ITiillnr o ?-? r??l uvui y ii r uu^'i auu utin ill Greenwood. Sandra Leopard and Virl Barker spent a week at Camp Buckhorn with the Camp Fire and Blue Birds. Larry Joe Barker spent a recent week with Johnny Sanders in Spartanburg. Mrs. J. L. Arnold, Mrs. Raymond Campbell and IP On Saturday eve at 5 o'clock, June 30th, a birthday party was given Laura Anita Turner, celebrating her fifth birthday. Games were played afterwards. They all sang Happy Birthday and was served a plate with cookies, Anita is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Turner, Clinton Plant, daughters of Atlanta, Ga., Mrs. Oscar Kinard and Jim my recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Griffin in Florence. Charles Huey and Tonny Hooper and several other friends spent a recent Sunday at Paris Mountain State Park. Jerry Wilkie spent a week at Camp Old Indian with the Scouts. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Riser attended the funeral of Mrs. J. J. L. Smith in Salem. The C. W. Wootens and Debbie and the Bill Crowells spent a weekend at folly Beach. Mrs. J. E. Braswell, Sr., was honored with a birthday party at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ray Bragg, in Joanna. All her children and grandchildren were present. Ice cream and cake was served on the lawn. Mrs. Braswell received many useful gifts. Paul Hardman has entered the Navy and is taking his "Boot Training" at the Great Lakes, Illinois, Training Center. Paul is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fern Hardman, Clinton Weaving. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Pierce, a baby girl July 17. Little Terry Lee weighed 6 lbs. 8 ozs. Papa Pierce is mighty proud of the little girl. Mama is the former Miss Phvliss Davis, Clinton Mill. We are real glad to see Ralph Stewart back after an extended leave due to illness. Mrs. Ina Belle Hooper continues ill at her home. Boys from No. 2 Weaving attending National Guard Camp, for the past two weeks at Fort Stewart are: Murph Rntrniin Qorvi Onrr?r> c or/I uv7> nit, uani w vv lmo, iiuwaiu Stroud, and George Tucker Glad to see Nellie Osborne back after a stay at Hays Hospital. Birthdays And Anniversaries Judy Lever 10, July 6. Lawrence Kuvkendall, Julv 26. Vivian Kuvkendall, Julv 22. Jerry Kuvkendall, July 30 Mrs. A. H. Hughes, Augusl 3. Mrs. Alice Kinard, July 31 Jovce Bradberrv. Julv 27 Dianne Bradberry, Augusl 4. Sandra Leopard 10, Au gust 17. Cheryl Wilson, August 12 Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Pierce Anniversary July 23. Mr. and Mrs. Clevelant Campbell, Anniversary Au gust 21. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolpl Barker, Anniversary Augus 17. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kin ard, Anniversary July 5. 3 Robert Olin Calvert, the soi of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Calverl 3rd Shift Spinning at Lydia, wa 2 years old on July 31st. AUGUST 15, 1956 NO. 2 WEAVING. SECOND Hi Everybody. Hope everybody had a nice vacation. It will be a year before we get another one. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Brabham and son spent the 4th of July holidays in the mountains. Ernest Vaughn and little Ann Vaughn spent the week with Beatrice Dyer and Mrs. Hawks. A/T WT Pf Qtou/arf anrl 1U10. TT . A-i. I^VV ** MA V Mltvi Alma Stewart of Ware Shoals spent Sunday with Mrs. Stewart's sister, Mrs. Susie Hawks. Brenda Joan Dove of Hartwell, Ga., spent two weeks with Thelma and Bertha Mae O'Donald. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Walton and little son visited his family in Nicholls, Ga., during the vacation holidays. Mrs. Carl J. Sexton and son of Oklahoma City are visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Braswell at 104 Florence Street, Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. George Turner, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Grady Turner and family spent a few days in Tennessee during the 4th of July. Some of the places they visited were Wander Cave, Ruby Falls, and the Museum in Tennessee. Hazel O'Donald spent two weeks with her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Dove of Hartwell, Ga. Mrs. Madeline Dees and children visited Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Dees and family of Laurens during the 4th. Cpl. and Mrs. James W. ! Dees and daughter of Columbus, Ga., spent a few days 1 with Mrs. Madeline Dees and 1 children. ' We are glad Johnnie Butler is back at work after be? ing out two weeks with broken ribs. Charles Robinson, husband of Lucy Robinson, s underwent an operation at St. Francis Hospital in Greenville, S. C. Beatrice Dyer is at work again. She has been out sick several weeks. The Horizon Club went to the beach the 10th, 11th, and 12th of August. We welcome Martha Burns to our department. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lawson ^ visited his parents in Virginia during the 4th. His mother passed away July 12th. They have our deep . est sympathy. We don't have many birthdays this month. Truman i Lepord had a birthday July 27th. Junita Lepord, July 25. J NO. 2 WEAVING. THIRD Have you heard about the fish Billy Snelgrove caught recently? They were some [ Kl M'sfler W ' '/ ^SB^ JB ^B' / n Wallace Putnman is the four!, teen-year-old son of Mr. and s Mrs. Clyde Putnman, Clinton Mills.