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4 News From Clinton (Continued from Page 3) Ridge Crest. Jerry Wilkie spent a week with the Explorer Scouts in Fairmont, N. C., recently. Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Thrasher of Kingstree, visited his sistor ? 1 " 41? ~?w?v? unu uiuinci-iirmw, Hie Freeman Lanfords, recently. Mr. A. A. Barker said he didn't have any news, but he had a real nice bird dog he'd like to trade some one for a good rabbit dog. So anyone interested, see "Pop" Barker right away. Mrs. Rav Tucker is at home doing fine after undergoing surgery at Hays Hospital. Little Robbie Butler, grandson of L. VV. Butler, Sr., is a patient at Greenville General Hospital, suffering from Polio. We all wish him an early recovery. Mr. Harley Kuvkendall. son of Mrs. Alice Kuvkendall. underwent a major operation at St. Luke Hospital in Trvon, N. C., Sept. 2, and is seriously ill. Mrs. Kuvkendall and daughter, Mrs. Lois Hardman. spent several days with him. We hope they have good news from him soon. Mrs. J. E. Pierce is recuperating at home after a major operation at Hays Hospital. We extend deepest sympathy t o Mrs. Gladys Hughes, whose mother, Mrs. L. C. Capps of Westminister. died Aug. 23. Congratulations to the Jack Alexanders on the birth of a daughter, Vickie Joy, in August. Birthdays and Anniversaries Carol English will be 1 yr. old Sept. 15; Debbie Wooten. 3 yrs. old Sept. 18; Willie Wooten, 2 yrs. old Sept, 23; Johnny Lever, 6 yrs. old r* 4 * ? ' The four bright faces above a D. Ficklin. Clinton Mills, and gri Clinton Weaving. They are: (top Barry, three years old; Tommy, fi Sept. 21; Dixie Ann Simmons, was 2 yrs. old Sept. 9; Nancy Jean Blease was 6 yrs. old Sept. 4; Dianne Lynn Alexander was 1 yr. old Aug. 21; Jimmy Kinard was 10 yrs. old Sept. 11; Lois Lever was 17 yrs. old Sept. 12; Mrs. Robert Aadms has a birthday Oct. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lanford will celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary Oct. 11. We want to welcome William Fowler to our room. He comes from Weaving No. 1. WEAVING NO. 2. 2ND SHIFT By Inez Blackwell Well, we have a new supervisor in Weaving No. 2, second shift. Mr. Lee Thornton from the third shift. We're sure he will make us a fine man to work for. he has so far. So good luck, Lee. And I'm the new reporter for half of No. 2 Weaving, hope the other half is better at this than I am. But I'll try my best so here goes with the news for the month. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Donnon, Mr. and Mrs. Raloh Riddle visited Cherokee, N. C., recently. Mr. and Mrs. Lovd Taylor celebrated their 15th wedding anniversary August 16. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Thornton and children visited Lee's brother, James Thornton in Anderson recently. Mrs. Susie Hawks is at home after a stay at Blalocks Hospital, and visiting her and Beatrice Dyer were, Mrs. Clara Fortner of Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ledford of Chester, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Vaughn and daughter, Ann, from Norfolk, Va. Ann Vaughn spent two weeks with her, returning to Norfolk the first of Sept. PHl MJV 1*7 - I tk - N Jfik Aim : 'ttJfm re all children of Mr. and Mrs. D. indchildren of the J. C. Meadors. left) Kathy Lou. 14 months old; ive, and Mike, seven years of age. THE CLOTHMAK Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sexton of Oklahoma City, have returned home after a visit with Mrs. Sexton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Braswell. Mr. and Mrs. John Horton and familv. of Inman. visited Mr. and Mrs. Marcell Barker recently. Mr. and Mrs. Marcell Barker and Carroll visited Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Smith in Hock Hill. Mr. and Mrs. George Nickols of C'ayton, Ga., visited Mr. and Mrs. Claud Lee Smith recently. Mrs. Hobert Philips has returned home after five days at Hays Hospital. Lawrence Leopard will be 10 yrs. old, Sept. 16. Barbara Ann Price will be 4 yrs. old, Sept. 27th. Lucy Robinson had a birthday Sept. 5th, she says she is 16 plus but she didn't say plus how many. Hobert Philips had a birthrlo\r Qor\t 7t 1-% T O'nnrlnr UUt? kJV, p V. I 111. JL WUIIUVI 1 IV/ v> many, ho didn't say. We have a number of new employees since last month and we want to welcome them all to Weaving No. 2, second shift. Lee Thornton, our Second Hand, Mrs. Phillis Franklin, Mrs. Betty Jo Creswell, Mrs. Ruth Thornton, Mrs. Larry Masters and Hazel O'Donald. Well, that's all folks, maybe there will be more next month. Birthdays Bertha Mae O'Donald was 14 yrs. old Sept. 9th. Steve O'Donald ? 12 yrs. old Sept. 22nd. Mr. and Mrs. Truman Leopard will celebrate their 11th wedding anniversary Sept. 29th. WEAVING NO. 2. 3RD SHIFT By C. E. Leopard Mr. E. H. Hucks of Charlotte, N. C., visited h i s f- "v., ui.u Raymond Lawrence, Sept. 14th. Happy Birthday to the following: Robert Dwight Bundrick, Sept. 6. daughter, Mary Miles, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brock visited Mr. and Mrs. Rav Wilson Sundav, August 26. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Snelgrove visited Mrs. S. B. Snelgrove Sunday, August 26. Mr. S. B. Snclgrove is in Hot Springs, Arkansas, taking treatments. Marcell Barker attended the Moose Convention in Chicago from August 18 to August 23. Vivian O'Sullivan and Ruby Snipes attended the all night singing at Gaffnev, Sept. 1st. Mrs. Annie Dilleshaw snent a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Hamrick. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Hamrick of Greenwood spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hamrick. Sgt. Roudolph Hamrick and wife visited Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hamrick over the weekend. A birthday dinner will be given on Sunday, Sept. 16. in honor of the following people?Lilliam Trammcll, Sept. 25th; Bobbv Trammell, Sept. 23rd; James Roper, Sept. 2nd; Minnir> Rniior Stonl RfVi- orwl EH Picnic At State Park By Dorsey Turner On Sunday, August 12, dinner was served picnic style at the Greenwood State Park honoring Miss Wilene Chaney, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McLendon and Mrs. Kate McDaniel of Davenport, Fla. Those present for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Thrift and son William, Mrs. Virgil Barnes and Gail, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Thomas and Family and Miss Shirley Alexander of Joanna. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lawson and children, Mrs. Evelyn Sams and Dessie Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Turner and children. Mrs. R. G. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hampton and son of Clinton, and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Allen and children of Columbia. Imogene Finney, Aug. 9. Brenda Robinson, Sept. 21. Gail Robinson, Sept. 20. Billy Hamrick, Sept. 16. Rhonda Sue Butler, Sept. 26. Mr. and Mrs. Bardy Cannon celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary on August 30. Ransome Routon was married to Jean Harris Sunday, August 26, at the Abney Memorial Baptist Church. After the wedding the couple made a short trip to the mountains. We wish to welcome to the third shift, Fred Neal and Grady Turner from the first and second shifts, respectively. Also to the new employees. Robert Payton, Thomas Finney, James Starnes, Eugene and Florence Whiteford and Bobby Quinn. We regret the losing of Lee Thornton to the 2nd shift, but proud of his promotion from loomfixer to supervisor. WEAVING NO. 2. 2ND SHIFT By Richard Caverly TV /T l TV ft I if n * m /i ivir. ana mis. w. n. lvicviinnis spent the past weekend at Myrtle Beach, S. C. Deborah Lynn Pulley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Pulley celebrated her third birthday August 28th. We are sorry to hear that Elbert McCall's mother is sick and in the Greenville General Hospital. Harriet Black, daughter of the Harry Blacks, will be 5 years old Sept. 24. Jennifer Bragg, daughter of Ruth Bragg, had her 2nd birthday August 14. We are happy to see Lelia Black hack with us after some time of illness. A hearty welcome is extended to our new weaver. Haden B?uce. We also welcome our new hour hand. Henry Ballew. Furman Adams has left us by promotion to the first shift. Two weeks ago Mr. and Mrs. Coley Campbell attended the birthday of his mother. A nice time was enjoyed by all. We miss Mis. Elsie Alexander and will be happy to see her with us again. Mr. Jerry Jove, Hour Hand in No. 3 Weave Room. Senior at Clinton High School. SEPTEMBER IS, 1956 celebrated his 17th birthday Sept. 14. Mr. Henry Fallow, Junior at Clinton High School, celebrated his 17th birthday August 16th. Mrs. Clyde R. Smith and family, from California, visited Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Fallow August 12. WEAVING NO. 3. 3RD SHIFT By Jeanette Gilliam Fred Bryant is a patient at Hays Hospital. We hope he is out and feeling better now. Mrs. Lucille Jennings, Becky Jennings, and Merle Smith visited in Greenville Saturday. We welcome Veron Williams and Perry Burns to our department. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Martin celebrated their Kith wedding anniversary August 19th. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Meadors celebrated their wedding anniversary Sept. 7th. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Gilliam and son. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Walton and son visited Greenwood Lake Sunday and enjoyed a picnic dinner. Cornelia Martin rolphratod her 13th birthdav August 28th. Ruth Vincent celebrated her birthday August 19th. We can't say how old she is. Eugene Williams had a birthday in August. Little Sheallv Meadors had a birthday in August. Mrs. Louise Martin celebrated a birthday Sept. 9th. Girls we have three available bovs. Thev are Bobbv. Harold, and Charles. Anyone interested? SPINNING NO. 2. 2ND SHIFT By Geraldine Satterfield Mrs. Mary Martin's mother, Mrs. Martha Rolland, and relatives from Rock Hill, S. C., visited with her Sunday. Mr. Denton Humphries' family and sisters are planning a birthday dinner in his honor Sunday, Sept. 9th. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hughes, children, maid, and Mr. Eugene Hughes visited Brvson City, Cherokee Reservation, and Great Smokie Mts. recently. Rubv Gregory's uncle, James Harris, returned home from overseas Wednesday, Sept. 5th. Agnes Walker and F. S. Gromble spent the day with Mrs. Marion Meade and fami 1 vr Mr. and Mrs. James Lindsey will celebrate their 12th Cynthia Cinnie Madden is the 8 month old daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Sam Madden. Clinton Mills. Cynthia has two brothers, Eddy and Kenneth. Kenneth is in the U. S. N. experiencing his boot training at Great Lakes. 111.