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October IS. 1956 I \L L ? J -Tfc Im^RsV ALp*. p . WEAVING 1ST SHIFT By Sarah Jenkins Well, here we are again, folks. Time is flying and it won't be too long before Santa Claus will be here. As of this writing we haven't had a lost time accident, so on your toes everybody and keep your fingers crossed. We really are having some beautiful "Indian Summer" weather now and lots of our "folks" took advantage of it by attending the Southern Textile Exposition in Greenville. Among them our three supervisors, Mr. Gallman, Mr. Bratcher and Mr. Charlie Gaffnev. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. John Gallman and little daughter, Teresa, recently visited at Chimney Rock. Susie Meeks, daughter of Frances Meeks, spent the past weekend in Joanna with her aunt, Mrs. Colie Oswalt. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Burj ~ A . ucuc wt-re receni guesis oi Mr. and Mrs. David Manning in Anderson and Herman spent the weekend in Charlotte with the Charles McInvailles and little daughter. Kathy. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dunaway attended the graduation exercises at Spartanburg General Hospital recently. Mrs. Dunaway's niece, Miss Helen Dickson, was one of the graduate nurses. Our deepest sympathy goes to Paul Kitchens due to the death of his mother, Mrs. Ida Mae Kitchens, on September 20th at Startex, S. C. The Ray Boozers visited Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Boozer near Newberry Sunday. Airman and Mrs. James Fuller and little daughter, Angela, of Sunnymeade, California, are spending a leave with Mrs. Fuller's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hamilton. Miss Barbara Jo Todd, who is in training at the Greenville General Hospital, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Todd. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Milam visited Mr. Lewis Bagwell, who is a patient at the Veteran's Hospital in Columbia, on Sunday. They also attended the football game in Chester hot ween C ti <> c .. ? High and Clinton High. The Joe Corlevs visited in Greenwood recently. Mr. J. E. Cokcr attended the Revival services at the Joanna Church of God recently. Mr. and Mrs. Grover McInvaille visited the Charles Mclnvailles in Charlotte recently. TJ a: A H fi 5 * BL^i. r* t? TQMI v 'Sir TfImmi* v m- ""^^B Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Holland of Allendale spent the past weekend with Mrs. Holland's mother and sister, Mrs. J. H. a Crow and Mrs. Sarah Jenkins. ? Birthdays Rosa Belle Patterson, Octo- ^ ber 14. Martha Ann Stone, 12 years old, September 29. Becky Stone, 6 years old, September 26. John Motte, September 20. " na i i t m%- -r m " f; ; Miss Nancy Grambell is the 16 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fate Gambrell. Lydia Carding. She is a Junior at Laurens High School. Kat Hampton, October 5. Mrs. H. E. Crawford, October 14. Carl Medlock, October 5. J. T. Lanford, October 18. See you next month. Work safely! WFAVTNP. 2ND SHIFT j By Marie Taylor A 3 C Ray H. Jackson returned to Seatts Air Force ] Base in Illinois after a fifteen ] day furlough with his par- ; ents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Jackson. ( Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Lamb of | Greenville visited his sister : and brother-in-law, The R. L. , Bleases. on a recent Sunday, i Mrs. Mildred Lanford celei brated a birthday October 1. ; Jerry Forester, son of the A. M. Foresters, celebrated nis Dirinaav October 2. Donald Lawton of Orange- , burg visited the A. M. Foresters recently. Mrs. Maggie Bagwell, moth, er of John B. Bagwell, has returned to her home in Simpi sonville after having been a patient in a Greenville hospital. i Mrs. Howard McCauley of ! Greenville was honored with I a birthday dinner at the < 1 home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Broom, on Sun- 1 day, September 30. Those attending were her husband. ; Howard McCauley, and Mr. and Mrs Carson Noil nnrl daughter, all of Greenville. HE CLOTHMAKER The Earl Armstrongs had s recent visitors the Herman Armstrongs of Carter, Ga. It might interest all you ishermen to know that the idies can land 'em too. Doris lughey landed a six and onealf pound bass the other day while fishing at Lake Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. tsobby fierce nd Dirky visited her parnts, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. lughes of Honea Path on a ecent Sunday. Jack Sharn of Gi enville /as a Sunday visitor of the lobby Pierces. Charlie James and family ttended the Allison reunion t Greenwood Sunday. Mrs. Perry Sumeral celebrated a birthday September 4, and her little son. Tommy, elebrated his tnird birthday September 12. The Alvin McCurrys visited Jr. McCurry's sister, Mrs. iarnett, of Greer, recently. Bruce Gregory, son of the 1 ~ ..i i _ l a i L -di i vjiegurys, ceieoraiea ins econd birthday October 3. The Earl Gregorys cele>rated their fourth wedding nniversary September 30. Mrs. James Wells has been i patient at Hays Hospital. Mike Hughes, son of the vlelvin Hughes, celebrated lis birthday October 7. Mrs. Hiram Hughey celejrates a birthday October 31. gp Paul Davis is the son of Mr. ind Mrs. Matt Davis of the Lydia Mills. He is 14 years old. The John Atkinsons recently went on a trip through the mountains and visited Table ". ck. Mia Diane, little daughter :>f the Bobby Johnsons, will be two vears old on October U. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Deitz both had birthdays recently. The former's being August 21 and the latter's September 26. Our deepest sympathy to Mrs. Homer Birch in the loss [>f her brother, Sam Elders. WEAVE ROOM. 3RD SHIFT By Margaret Donald Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Franklin and Carol went to the football game in Newberry Joan Dawkins of Albany, Georgia, spent sonic time with her parents, the J. P. Oakleys. Arthur A. Haway celebrated his sixth birthday October 12. David Mann has a birthday Octboer 19. Mrs. Price and Ruth Wagen of Buffalo visited the Thomas Crisps recently. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Crowell visited Mr. and Mrs. Harley Culpepper recently. The T. M. Donalds spent the weekend at Kennesaw, Georgia, recently. Mr. G. G. Conwell spent a week with his daughter recently. Mr. George "Bubber" Lawson is ill at his home. Mrs. Christell Campbell is ill at her home. Mrs. Virginia Baker has leturned from sick leave. SP 3 John Myers, son of Mrs. Mozelle Fuller, was home on a 30 day furlough after reenlisting for three more years. Mrs. Mozelle Fuller has returned to work after being ill. Skinnie Gregory says he can hardly wait to see "Ole Red Foley" on Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Garel Satterfield celebrated their 9th Anniversary, October 9th. Danny Walker will be 5 years old the 23rd of October. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walker will celebrate their 6th Anniversary soon. Oh yes, Mrs. Christell Campbell was the lucky winner of a 20 dollar bill last weekend. Harry Franklin celebrated his 23rd birthday the 6th of October. Our deepest sympathy to the Elders family in the death of their son and brother, Samuel Elders. The vocation of every man and woman is to serve other people. A man's possessions in themselves are not a true measure of his worth. His service to his community and his fellowman must be added. X Linda Sue Satterfield will be fl vpars old Ortnhpr lfi Shp i?& the daughter of the Garel Satterfields, Lydia Mill Weaving. CARD ROOM FIRST SHIFT By Martha Wyatt Mrs. Annie Bell Johnson visited her daughter. Joyce Johns of Newberry, last weekend. Mrs. L. \V. Poole was the weekend guest of her sister, Mrs. Rov Snider. Mr. and Mrs. William Snow were the weekend guests of his sister in Wadesboro, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dicker 5 son were the weekend guests of Mrs. W. C. Fen-ell of Gainesville, Ga. Mr. King's new 1957 station wagon is doing nicely since he has learned to drive it. I know everyone will be glad to know that we have an apple man at Lydia, Mr. Fred Dickerson. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wyatt were the dinner guests of Mrs. Paul Patterson in Laurens. CARD ROOM 2ND SHIFT By Myrtie Alewine Mr. Joe Nelson celebrated his birthday the 30th of Sept. Roger Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nelson, is back in school after having broken his foot several weeks ago. We extend our sympathy to Mrs. S. F. Blackwell in the death of her grandfather, Mr. Luther Cassel, who was 80 years old. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Emery on the birth of a granddaughter Sunday, the 30th of Sept. We wish to express our deepest sympathy to the family of Samuel Elders. 2nd Shift Card Room We would like to express our appreciation to Myrtie Alewine for getting up the news each month for the Clothmaker. 2nd Shift Card Room CARD ROOM 3RD SHIFT By W. L. Gambrell The family of T. J. Fisher 1 ? 1 iL-:_ opcui. ine wccrciiu wiin ineir grandmother, Mrs. Margie Gray, who celebrated her 88th birthday in Spartanburg. Sorry to hear of the illness of Mrs. Ellen Evans, sister of Mr. Harry Price. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Harmon Whitaker of Columbia spent the weekend with her father, Mr. Harry Price. Mrs. Estelle Russum spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wright. SPINNING & SPOOLING FIRST SHIFT By Mary Ellison Welcome to our new employees in Spinning Department: Loretta Hanks. Peggy Patterson. Betty Pace. Anniversary: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pace October 10. (Continued on Page 6) . PH > # 4. * . \ Tommy Sumeral, son of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Si'meral, Lydia Mill Weaving, was 3 years old. September 12.