Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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AUGUST 15, 1956 that Tom O'Shields had thrown back in the lake. Mr. and Mrs. Ellison Koberts visited Dr. J. W. Kitchen in Liberty recently. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wingate were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Campbell and family. Billy Snelgrove and family visited his father, Mr. J. B. Snelgrove, in Saluda. Sandra Leopard celebrated her 10th birthday August 17th. Bill Masters is certainly fond of little girls. His oldest girl friend is only about eleven. He likes to baby sit. We know that everyone will certainly miss Gene Carter, our warp hand who is leaving in a week or so. He has done a lot to liven up the place. Good luck, Gene. SPOOLING. FIRST By Kate Riddle Well, we are back at work after our vacation. Everyone had a very nice rest. Among those visiting out of town were: Ethel McGinnis visited relatives in Gadsden, Ala., and Augusta, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Arzo Ivestcr iourea inrough the mountains of N. C. and Tennessee. Jackie and Robert Bigham and son Eddy went to the mountains. Mrs. John Hedspeth was visiting in Aiken with Mr. and Mrs. Bud Carr and her son, Maxey Joe, who is in the Air Force, came in unexpected and spent his furlough with her and just after he went back to his post her other son. Leon, came in after 23 months overseas. He is in the Air Force. So we know she had a nice vacation. Grace Bright and children visited in Laurens. naipn ana J\aie Kiddle visited in Chester, Penn., Wildwood, N. J., and Merchantville, N. J. Mr. and Mrs.Bud Carr spent the weekend with Mr. John Hedspeth. Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Johnson and family visited Mr. and Mrs. J. A. DeLoach in Saluda. Happy anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Arzo Ivester August 14th. Happy Birthday: Sandra Ivester, August 5th. Arzo Ivester, August 10th. Debbie Bagwell, August 10th. SPOOLING. SECOND By Barbara Woodware Mrs. Lavona Phillips spent the weekend with her daugh ter in Spartanburg. Mrs. Evans spent the week of the 4th with her daughter in Anderson. They went ? i L- * KIT V A Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Dickerson of Shelton, S. C., parents of Mrs. W. E. Baker of Clinton Mills, celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary Sunday, July 29th, with a family picnic and drop in party. They received many beautiful and useful gifts. sight seeing in Atlanta and Tennessee. Mr. and Mrs. William Woodward will celebrate their 9th wedding anniversary August 16th. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Mili;i T\/r ? i i\* is nun ciiiu ivii. ctiiu x\c:11 ? neth Madden of Kentucky visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rhodes. Happy birthday to Carylon Ruth Barden, August 17th. SPOOLING. THIRD By Beulah Stewart Mr. and Mrs. R. T. McWaters of Atlanta, Ga., and Mrs. B. T. McWaters of Great Falls, S. C., were Monday visitors of the W. B. McWaters. The J. O. Wombles were recent visitors of their son, Pvt. William Womble at Fort Jackson. R. P. Harris of Pelzer was a visitor of the Ralph Stewarts. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Henderson and family spent sever.] ...uu i\/rU? t? ell Uctjb Willi ivna. JUC r diiddLd in Irvington, N. Y. The Pete Mahers and the Edwin Stewarts of Huntington-Long Island, N. Y., have returned to their home after a week's stay here with Mrs. Lila C. Stewart and family. The Carl Heatons, the L. T. Taylors, and Mrs. Beulah Ivester were Sunday dinner guests of the Kelly Kings. The dinner was given in honor of Mrs. Taylor, who was celebrating a birthday. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Womble and Thomas visited Mrs. Vance Moore, who is a patient at the Presbyterian Hospital, Charlotte, N. C. Miss Mary Elizabeth McWaters has returned to her home here after a Month's stay in Great Falls with her grandmother, Mrs. B. T. McWaters. Happy Birthday to: Thomas Womble, August 4. Ralph Stewart, August 18. Linda Stewart, August 20. CLOTHROOM By Dorsey Turner We welcome Charles Simmons to the Cloth department. Charles has worked around ine plant beiore. Annie Evans spent her vacation in New Ellenton and Wrightsville, Ga. Mrs. Dorothy Tumblin is in Bridgeston, New Jersey. Miss Marion Mitchell vacationed with Pa Reynolds, Mrs. Reynolds and Shirley in Clearwater, Fla. The Jimmy Braswells spent their vacation at Myrtle Beach. The Argo Ivesters vacationed at Fontana Village, and visited relatives in Georgia. p Mr. Arthur C. Clark, Card Grinder at Clinton Cotton Mills since 1944. retired June 28, 1956. Mr. Clark now lives on his farm in the Long Branch Community. He says he plans to do a little vegetable gardening and take it easy. THE CLOTHMAKI The Pete Evans vacationed in Texas. The Rufus Handbacks visited in the mountains; also the Arthur Davis and the James Craines vacationed in the mountains of North Carolina. "Turp" Lowe and Alice vacationed in Jacksonville. Tommy Prather and Martha and little Tommy vacationed at Myrtle Beach. J. H. Whitmore spent his vacation and another week at Camp Stuart with the Woodruff National Guard training. James and Alice Dunaway spent the week at their cabin on the lake. The Marvin Yarboroughs motored down to Kershaw. The Lee Roy Dunaways spent several days at Myrtle Beach. The Colie Turners and Marian vacationed in Rock City, Tennessee. The Lewis Yarboroughs spent one day at Paris Mountain State Park. Mr. and Mrs. Evans Wallen visited Chimney Rock. Mr. and Mrs. James Traynham spent the week at their cottage at Lake Greenwood. Mrs. Fannie Parrish enjoyed visiting relatives in Columbia, Laurens, and Cross Hill. Lucille Mc Gee and her mother visited in Spartanburg. i mo i upui IC1 W CT111 UidLIV" berry picking and spent a miserable week scratching chiggers. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Wallenzine and Margaret visited Mrs. Ethel Wertzs at Glendale Sunday. Miss Shelia King of Anderson spent several days recently with Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Lowe. The Pete Evans and daughter, Jean, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Wright, the R. A.Wrights and Jackie, Mrs. Jack Barrett and daughters, Mrs. James Couch and Mrs. Cora Dennis, all of Laurens, attended the Baker-Carpenter reunion in Peachland. N. C., July 22. Mrs. O. L. Carpenter is Mrs. Rubin Wrights' mother. Miss Marie Patterson and Miss Sue Harmon of Newberry visited the W. C. Wallenzines recently. Mr. and Mrs. Brevard Patterson and Loraine spent Thursday in Greenville recently. Mr. and Irs. John Ivey, the J. B. Sparks of Greenwood visited the Brevard Pattersons during the Fourth. Mrs. Annie Evans visited her children, the Roy Hawkins. in New Ellenton recently. We sure did miss Jimmy n* w?" ^V Wr Donald Powers, son of Mr. and Mis. Allen Powers, recently spent a fourteen day leave with his parents. He is stationed in Norman. Okla. Mrs. Powers is employed at Clinton Mills. !_R LYDIA SCOUT Tl Braswell, Bobby Japard and Charles Oxner who spent two weeks training with the local National Guards at Camp Stewart, Georgia. Thp Rl 1 rtf ?n Rtiorlorc r?nrl Jimmy and Mr. G. K. Jackson visited relatives in Spartanburg Sunday. NO. 2 SPINNING. SECOND By Geraldine Satterfield Daisy Ficklin's mother from Kershaw, Mrs. Bessie Phillips, is visiting her. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fuller and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Fuller and family went to Belton Sunday and spent the day with B. L. Rawls. Jerry Fuller, son of J. B. Fuller, will have a birthday Ana 8th We sure do miss Mrs. Sue Hanely since she has been out sick. Glad to hear she is doing better and will be back soon. Mrs. Lucille Edmonds has a birthday August 21. Collie Edmonds has a birthday August 10. Mrs. Blanche Rochester's sister from Atlanta spent the weekend with her. Allen Edmonds has a birthday August 8th. Margaret Edmonds has a birthday August 27th. June Ann Martin will have a birthday August 17th. Furman Casey from Charleston S C visiter! his oranrl. mother, Mrs. Marion Meade, last weekend. Frankie Meade, grandson of Mrs. Marion Meade, has been ill. Dianne Satterfield. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Satterfield. celebrated her 6th birthday July 14th with a birthday party for a few little friends. Gerald Foster celebrated a birthday July 1. Gail Foster celebrated a birthciav Julv 16th. Louise Frazier, daughter of Gertrude Holbert. celebrated a birthday July 24th. A 2C William Bobo, brother of Blanche Rochester, was home on furloueh durine the 4th. Calvin L. Martin has been ill at home for several days. : ywJE SEFjtZL*. Judy Ann Dallas and James Clifton Dallas, pictured above, are the grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Dallas of Lydia. 5 9 BE HONORED To Receive Award?R onald Corley, Troop No. 90. Lydia Mills, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corley, of Lydia Mills, will receive his Bronze Palm at the August Court of Honor to be held at Presbyterian College. His mother is shown discussing the event. Ronald entered scouting in 1951 and has progressed very rapidly. He received his Eagle badge in August of 1955. During his scouting years he has attended Camp Old Indian every year, made two trips to Donaldson Air Force Base and one trip to Citizen Non Conference at Clemson College. Charles Lindsey, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Lindsey, celebrated his 15th birthday July 30th. NO. 2 SPINNING. THIRD By Allen Kay Harsey Juslin Paris was two years old July 20. Cathy Gentry had a birthday July 24. Tonv Wendell Paris was one year old July 26. Ruby Deadwvler had a birthday the 13th day of July. Judy Ann Samples will be two years old August 25. Waters King of Nashville, Tenn., Mr. ana Mrs. c^iaua Smith and family from Fort Benning, Ga., will spend this weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Henry King. NO. 3 SPINNING. SECOND By Lucille Edmonds Miss Ruth Rhodes became the bride of Jimmie Crane on June 30. We wish them much happiness. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Owings were proud to have Mrs. Agnes Walker as their dinner guest on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Martin visited Mrs. Martin's father in Blacksburg recently. Mrs. Fay Proctor with her daughter, Dianne, visited friends and relatives in Greenwood recently. Mrs. Nellie Hughes and children visited her mother and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Welchel in Joanna. Friends will be interested to know Mr. Hughes' mother has returned from the hospital and we wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Turner from Miami, Fla.. visited Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Waddell of Cross Anchor over the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Edmonds had as their weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Crawley. Mr. Jack McPeters, Mrs. Myrtice McPeters, all of Macon, Georgia. We are proud to welcome to our department Myrtle Johnson and Shirley Richardson. Anniversaries: Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Waddell will celebrate their 4th (Continued on Page 6) fli^B* - > m Mr. E. E. Cagle. Clinton Mills celebrated his 52nd birthday June 29th. Mr. Cagle is shown with w;_ T; _? J ?_ * ?? ?wi?? wuiuuy* irvciu x auuoie of Clinton High School.