Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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AUGUST 15, 1956 SPINNING AND SPOOL- c ING. THIRD 1 By Jackie Williams * i It has been some time since we have had any 3rd shift j news in the Clothmaker, and ] we haven't had a chance to ] welcome our second hand ] who came to us from the 2nd i shift. We all say, "Welcome ^ Harry Templeton." j Mr. and Mrs. Harry Templeton spent their vacation at ] the Isle of Palms in Charles- \ ton, S. C. j Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Snel- j grove with Mr. and Mrs. ] Carlton King and children enjoyed a trip to the moun- , tains during their vacation. Sympathy is extended to . Mrs. Carrie Snelgrove and Mrs. Louise Lawson on the death of their aunt, Mrs. R. L. Lanford, of Woodruff. TV yT I TV /T T TT -- a. ivii. unu mis. duinus r^sius and children visited in Hen- j dersonville, N. C., and other points of interest in the mountains at vacation time. Mrs. Sue Banks with Mr. and Mrs. Billy McGee and daughter, Sherry, spent several days in Tallahassee, Florida, with Mrs. Bank's brother, Leo Tucker. The Oliver Reynolds had a wonderful time fishing at Santee Cooper during vacation. Mr. and Mrs. George Lawson had a pleasant vacation at Daytona Beach, Silver Springs, St. Augustine and Jacksonville Beach, Florida. The W. J. Morris family I'icitprl Mr nnrl Mrc T D Shockley one week-end. Mr. and Mrs. George Lawson spent a week-end with the latter's sister, Mrs. W. A. Jones and Mr. Jones in Spartanburg. Joel Templeton has returned from a two week's trip with some friends to Albuquerque, New Mexico. Mrs. Nell Tucker of Buffalo and her two children have been visiting her father, Mr. Charles Waldrop and Mrs. Waldrop while her small son has been convalescing from an appendectomy. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Gilbert spent their vacation v. ith relatives in Gainesville, Ga. Mrs. Neal Ballew spent a week-end with the Donald Lawson family in Orangeburg. She also spent several days with her sister. Mrs. Nora Hill in Greenwood, who has been very ill. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Alexander spent a week-end in Greenville recently with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cunningham and their two children visited the Cherokee Indian Reservation while on vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Alexander and Mr. and Mrs. Allen of Joanna enjoyed a picnic flight fl |b|J^3 ^" TV ,^ti* Charles Simmons, newest member of Clinton Mill Cloth Room. I iinner at Greenwood State 3ark on July 29th. James Oswald, son of Mrs. Sarah Young, left Saturday, lulv 28th. for overseas dutv F3 n France. p Mrs. Jack Cunningham *ave a Pink and Blue shower si Friday night, July 27th, for d VIrs. Evelyn Snelgrove at her lome. Twenty-five guests a kvere present. Mrs. Snel- tl 'rove received many beauti- li Ful and usful gifts. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wil- n iams enjoyed a vacation trip IV :o Jacksonville Beach. They C also visited Mrs. Williams' aarents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. v\ Ball, in Hendersonville, N. C. 1? Sherry McGee was one year old on July 26th. s< Barbara Boland celebrated h ? L:..4l 1 T l ami a uii niuay on juiv -com. o George Lawson's birthday ii will be August 17th. Francis Hayes, daughter of a Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jennings, t has a birthdav on August I* 3th. d Birthday greetings go to d Betty Ritchie on August 8th. Mamie Cothran's birthday d was on July loth. d Gay Cunningham had a C birthday on June 23rd. -1 June 28th was Joyce Kellett's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Mitchell celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary on August 12th. j Bertha Alexander enjoyed a lovely birthday dinner on July 18th. ? Pat Fuller had a birthday 1 on July 31st. i lie loilowing celebrated birthdays jointly with a din- \ ner: W. M. Calvert of Spartanburg, who was 74 years old on July 9th; Robert Olin * Calvert, two years old on July 31st; Pat Calvert, whose x birthday was on July 7th; and Melvin Calvert, whose ' birthday was on Julv 2nd. i 1 CARD ROOM. FIRST SHIFT ] By Martha Wyatt We are glad to know Mrs. Annie Johnson's mother, who has been ill is better. e Mr. Marvin Neal's daugh ter Mildred was married to Carl Rail in July 14. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snider's \ own, n. oiuut'i, I has landed in Oklahoma safely. We are glad to welcome t Mr. Bill Dees on first shift for a few days. Miss Kathleen Dees has re- j turned to Greenville General j Hospital, where she will continue her studies, after ! spending a month vacation with her mother, Mrs. Verna Dees. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Black- ! well were week-end guests of Mrs. Blackwell's sister. Ruth Farmer, of Newberry, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Oneal Martin ' spent their vacation up in the , mountains. Mr. Fred Dickerson and family have been visiting ( relatives in Decatur, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. ' Wvatt have returned to work after being called to Clark- , del. Ga.. where his mother has been seriously ill with pneumonia and heart trouble. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Wvatt are visiting with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mette. and Mr. and Mrss. Robert R. Wvatt, of Lvdia Mills. Mr. 11. J. Buckett and famil*? ent i i I*l*r ?-* Il> IIU VV tvuu lltu II VMII ixvii- ( tuckv where they have been visiting rlatives. THE CLOTHMAKER CARD ROOM. SECOND SHIFT ( By Myrtle Alewine 1 We are glad to hear that i [orace Emery's wife is imroving. < Mr. Luger Emery spent a < hort while in Chesnee, S. C., < uring the 4th of July. i Mrs. Oda Cook, her son nd his family took a trip to ] ne mountains in North Caro- ; na the 4th of July week. ] Mr. and Mrs. Tom Horton < lade a trip to the Smokie ; fountains, visiting Rock !ity and Gatlinburg. 1 Mr. Tom Horton's son and ] ;ife from Spartanburg spent ast week with him. ]\4rc TV/T \rt'1 In Alotinnn onH ons spent a few days with I er sister, Mr. Earle Harmon, i Warner Robins, Ga., durng the 4th of July. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Roberts I nd son. Davy, and daugher, Carolyn, and grandson, 'reddie Burnett, spent a few i lays at Jacksonville Beach luring the week of the 4th. Mr. and Mrs. Gurley Gor[on and family spent a few lays in Hendersonville, N. I., during the week of the th. CARD ROOM, THIRD SHIFT By W. L. Gambrell Mr. and Mrs. Marshall dotes visited friends in Dilard, Ga., during the 4th. Mr. and Mrs. Marchant Hce visited their daughter n Pennsvlvania during the tth. Frank E. Childress spent he 4th with his son in Jersey rity. Mrs. Edwin Evans and hildren are visiting relaives in Spartanburg this veek. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. GamDrell celebrated their 23rd mniversary July 1, 1956. Mso their son. W. J. GamDiell, and family spent the veek of the 4th with them. Je is stationed in Texas. WEAVING. FIRST By Sarah Jenkins Well, folks, I'm back after ? long absence and just hope rou won't get too bored eading my news. We're all just as proud as an be over our Safety record?for that's what it is. you enow, a record. And now ve're all waiting for our big Barbecue. Before I'm hrough eating I'll probably .vish I had mashed a finger >r something, 'cause that way [ wouldn't have gotten any aarbecue, see? But, no joking, let's trv for another 1,)00.000. huh? Mrs. Daisy Lewis of Larkspur. Cal., is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Bill Patterson and Mr. T. O. Williams. Irene Davenport had as her visitors last week her three laughters?Mrs. Bobby Bovce from Georgia, Mrs. Bill Shealy of Greenville. Mrs. Truman Owens, and a house full if grandchildren, she said. Mrs. Elizabeth Jennings of Augusta. Georgia, recently eisitcd the Tom McCarsons. The I. C. McLendons and Mr. and Mrs. Walker Satterfield spent the past week-end in Mt. Vernon. Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walker and children visited Mrs. Mattie Sue Wrenn in Ware Shoals recently. The Joe Cor leys report a wonderful vacation in Miami, Florida. They also attended the 25th Anniversary dinner of Mrs. Corley's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Harris, in Greenwood. The Harley Culpeppers and laughters spent their vacation in St. Augustine, Florida. i if t? j - n lvir. ana ivirs. rL.agar curdette spent the past weekend in Spartanburg with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Campbell. We now have a proud new papa in our department. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ward on July 11th. Congratulations to both of you. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hampton vacationed at Daytona Beach, Florida, recently. Annie Zogg and daughter visited her mother. Mrs. W. F. McPherson at Waterloo Sunday. Scout Troop No. 90 has returned from a wonderful week at Camp Old Indian. Several of our employees have sons in this troop. Jimmy Meeks, son of Frances Meeks, has enlisted in the Air Force and is now taking his basic training at Lackland Air Force Base. San Antonio, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Coker and family recently visited in Charleston. They also attended the Camp Meeting at Mauldin. We are sorry to lose Annie Lawson to the Cloth Room, but glad to have Agnes Williams back. The Floyd Pooles were recent visitors in Greenville, going especially to welcome home Mr. and Mrs. W. N. I.pslip and daunhtpr who hart just arrived from Europe. A dinner was given in their honor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Burns. Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Boozer visited Mr. and Mrs. Donald Boozer and baby in Hartsville recently. Mr. and Mrs. John Gallman, Mrs. W. M. Ellis. Mrs. Fred Ellis, Mrs. Clarence Copeland. and Houston Ellis attended the wedding of Miss Susie Brvson and Davis Ellis in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Pfc. Kenneth Knight, son of Evelyn Canadv, who had been spending a leave at home, left for a tour of overseas duty on August 5th. Kenneth has been stationed at Fort Benning, Georgia. Corn Marvin Hamilton son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hamilton, left for Korea on Julv 4th. The Ronnie Paces and children visited in Chattanooga. Tennessee, recently. Mr. and Mrs. FurmanBratcher and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Owens report a delightful vacation at Daytona Beach. Florida. We are sorry to hear that Thomas Stone is a patient at the Mary Black Hospital in Spartanburg. He is a nephew of Wilma Stone. Hope he will soon be on the well list. The John Mottes visited in t Kn mc" o fnti* .4 ot UIV. CI IV ? V4 O \ .> last week. Mrs. Clara Milam visited her sister. Mrs. Sadie Grant in Spartanburg on Sunday. A recent visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Patterson was Thelma Dunawav of Winter Haven. Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fennell of Gainesville, Florida, are visiting their parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Fennell. and Mr. and Mrs. Scogin of near Clinton. Bennett Fuller of Greenwood is visiting his aunt and 1 - * * 1 * * T-1 uncie. mr. ana ivirs. r urman Bratcher. Mrs. Sarah Jenkins and 7 daughters, Lynn and Beverly, and Mrs. J. H. Crow attended the Douglas reunion in Gray Court on Sunday. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Shumate and Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Harvey. Birthdays Barry Kitchens, 5 years old, July 5th. Tommy Kitchens, 10 years old, July 28th. Ruston Culbertson, August 28th. Buddy Green, 8 years old, July 18 th. Beverly Buzhardt, daughter of your reporter, was 17 years old on July 14. See you next month. Work safelv' Mrs. James Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hughes and Mike, of Gray Court, spent a Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Webb Taylor and Bonnie. Mr. B. P. Lark celebrated his birthday on July 17th. Mr. Jack White and daughter. Linda Faye, celebrate their birthdays in August. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Hughev celebrated their 17th wedding anniversary on August 12th. Mrs. Fred Speake and daughters, of Augusta, spent ~ 3 U 1\n? ~ J cl WCCK-CIIU Willi 1V11. <11111 Mrs. L. A. McCurry. Little Durwood Pierce, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Pierce, celebrated his fifth birthday on August 7th. Elaine Harvey celebrated her birthday on August 1st. We are glad to report that Mrs. James H. Mont joy is improving at home after having been a patient at Laurens Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Brown and children of Greenwood visited Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Culbertson. Mr. and Mrs. Troy Powell and children of Cleveland, Ohio, visited Mr. and Mrs. HP 1 1 T \ i neouore jacKson. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gregory and sons, and Mrs. Nettie Lou Phipps and children vis(Continued on Page 8) WEAVING. LYDIA MILLS. SECOND Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lanford of Beaumont visited Mrs. Dennis Lanford recently Mrs. L. W. Abercrombie and children are visiting in Bessmer City, North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gregory and sons, and Mr. Theodore Jackson motored to Mt. Mitchell recently. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Forester and sons, and Mrs. Neal Ballew recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lawton in urangeourg. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Burdette visited Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell and family of Spartanburg. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cooley and Mrs. Crawford spent a Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hughes and Debbie. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Deitz celebrated their 23rd wedding anniversary on July 29th. Johnny and Jimmy, sons of Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart. have been sick. James Ammons celebrated a birthday recently. Mrs. Perry Sumeral, Tommy, and Mrs. J. O. Dobbins spent a Sunday in Charlotte, N. C., wth Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mclnvaille. Mrs. Homer Birch spent a week-end in Spartanburg. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Mason and children, of Brooklyn, N. Y., are visitors of Mr. and