Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 CLINTON NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Billy Maree, pi will be 5 years old Nov. 15. ai WEAVING NO. 1 B 3RD SHIFT el By Joe Spillers E Barbara Spillers celebrated C a birthday Oct. 22. She is thp w wife of Joe Spiilers, loom jc five in No. 1 Weaving on the third shift. \v Dot Calvert celebrated her rr 14th birthday the 18th of Oct. G She is the daughter of J. W. Calvert, loom fixer in No. 1 v: Weaving on the third shift, sc Dorthy Greene celebrated v a birthday Oct. 7. She was c< one year old and is the ti daughter of V. L. Greene, ir weaver of the third shift in Weaving No. 1. ai Sherman McCarson is the IV proud father of a son born A Oct. 12. His name is Larry, o Lois Boyette celebrated a birthday Oct. 13. She is a ei weaver on the third shift. b George Motes had a birth- f( day the 16th of Oct. He was ir 16 years old and is the son p of Lillie Mae Motes. Also fi Mrs. Motes' father observed c< a birthday the 4th of Nov. G It was his 81st birthdav. p ' S WEAVING NO. 2 IV isi 2>mr i n By Grace Wooten and o Mildred Kinard a Well, here it is almost tl Thanksgiving again, (I almost said Christmas, but that k would have been right too, I C guess). Anybody having tur- a key? Invitation to dinner h for reporters would be in order, don't you think? Mr. and Mrs. Robert S( Adams just moved into their lovely new home on the P Spartanburg highway. That a would be a wonderful place c to eat Thanksgiving dinner! We all hope they're going to v enjoy their new home, al- ^ though we're going to miss ^ i_ i li t aucn ijuuu iit'i^iiuors. R. C. Wilkie, DK3, re- a ported to the naval base at ^ Bainbridge, Md., Nov. 2, after spending a 43-day leave at ^ home with his mother, Mrs. ^ Missouri Wilkie. r Mrs. Alice Kuvkendall visited her mother, Mrs. C. F. Sims, in Greenville recently, r Mrs. Leo Riser and Mrs. 0 Joe Gibbs visited friends in ^ Waterloo. j* Pvt. Raymond Lawrence, son of the Dewey Lawrences, ^ was discharged from the hos- a A 3 C Walter C. Barker is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Barker, Clinton Mills. He is stationed at F'rancis E. Warren Air Force Base in Cheyenne, Wyom- C ing. \ ? Continued ital in San Antonio, Texas, id is back at Fort Hood. A 3 C Walter C. (Sam) arker has finished a 14 wk. ectrician course at Francis . Warren Air Force Base in heyenne, Wyoming. His ife and children have lined him. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Galloay visited Mrs. Galloway's lother, Mrs. Lanford, in reenville recently. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cannon ii J ? -la? ?-i isiic-u men uaugruer ana m-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Calin Lee. in Myrtle Beach remtlv. Mr. and Mrs. Lee reirned the visit the followig weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kinard nd son. Jimmy, Mr. and Irs. J. W. Arnold visited Mr. .mold's brother. Toy ArnId, who is ill in Greenville. Everyone will be intersted to know that Mrs. Inaell Hooper is recuperating, blowing a maior operation 1 Greenville General Hosital Oct. 18. Her host of wish Vipv a cnppriv ro. Dverv. Mrs. Mell Huey, Mrs. tertrude Fowler, your reorter, Grace, Mrs. Thelma anders, Mrs. Ruth Oxner, Irs. Ruby Butler, Mrs. Euice Braswel1 and many thers have visited her there, nd are looking forward to le time she'll be home. Friends will be glad to now that Mr. Cleveland ampbell has returned home fter an operation at Hays ospital. He wishes to thank he 1st and 2nd shift for the jvely flowers that were ent. Mrs. Jack Alexander is a atient at Havs Hospital. We 11 wish her a speedy reovery. C. W. Wooten, Earl Brasroll .TnVin Wormnn onrl T T? r WVXAAAA A AMI 1I1UI 1 UilU u . U . Iraswell, Jr. attended the ,egion of the Moose Convenion in Hartsville. S. C.. and lso the installation of a new /loose Lodge in Mullins. Mrs. Earl Braswell, Mrs. luth Oxner and Mrs. C. W. Vooten spent the weekend ecentlv with Mrs. Louise )eVall in Williamston. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Lawence announce the marriage f their daughter, Mary Uleene, to SP3 Alvin Cliford Torbush of Buford, Ga., )ct. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Torbush re living near Ft. Benning, Devon Graham was 1 year old )ct. 22. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vayne Graham, Clinton Mills. THE CLOTHMAKER Ga., where he is now stationed. Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Meadors have received word from their son, A 2 C Harold Meadors, who is stationed in England, that he is engaged to Miss Aileen Margaret Yaldren, of West Ealing, London, W 13. The wedding will take olace at a later date. Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold are the proud parents of a baby girl, born Oct. 17, in Hemingway, S. C. The little girl has been named Sharron Darlene. Mrs. Alta Riser was pleasantly surprised on her birthday, Oct. 7, with a party in her honor given by her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Sidney Riser, and Mrs. Doris Gibbs. Bingo was enjoyed during the evening after which ice cream and cake was served to the large number of guests, who remembered Mrs. Riser with many lovely and useful gifts, but none of it induced her to tell her age. Mrs. Ursula Blakely, who was 65 yrs. old Oct. 15. was honored with a drop-in at the community house. Many guests enjoyed wishing Mrs. Blakely a happy birthday, and also the delicious home made cookies, birthday cake and punch which was served bv the hostess. Miss Sara Blakely, Mrs. Banna Bras well, Mrs. Eva Land and Mrs. Laura Mae Howard. Mrs. Blakely received mnav lovely gifts. Other Birthdays: A 2 C Harold Meadors, Nov. 13; Mrs. Dewey Lawrence, Nov. 17; Sam Owens, Nov. 27, (says he's 16); Mell Huey, Nov. 30; Mildred Kinard, Nov. 5; Cleveland Campbell, Nov. 24; Don Handback, Nov. 6; Genelle Carley, Oct. 17; Wanda Kay Wilson, 8 yrs. old, Oct. 23; Oscar Kinard. Nov. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Gholdie Simmons had a wedding anniversarv Oct. 24 fshp saiH thpv didn't celebrate it!) Mr. and Mrs. Bootsie Allman observed a wedding anniversary Nov. 6. WEAVING NO. 2 2ND SHIFT By Inez Blackwell News seems to be short in our dept. this month, hope we'll have more next time. Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Barker visited relatives in Inman Sunday. Mrs. Bill Davis of Atlanta, David Lee Walton, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Walton, Clinton Mills, was 1 year old October 20. Ga., visited Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lee Smith Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Barker and son visited Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith in Hartsville. Mrs. tscairice Dyer is ill at her home. We hope she will be out again soon. Mrs. Dora Vaughn has been a patient at Hays hospital recently. Terri Jeannette Huntsingei\ granddaughter of Mrs. Molly Wehunt, celebrated her 8th birthday Sept. 13. She was honored with a party, which 42 of her classmates and friends attended. She makes her home with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hollv Wehunt, 714 Jefferson St., Clinton Mill. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lawson have a new granddaughter, Karen Lee, born Oct. 4 at Del Rio, Texas. Her parents arc Mr. and Mrs. Billv Lawson. They have one other little girl, Deborah Jane. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Owens and daughter of Nine ty Six spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Thillps. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Thornton and children visited Mrs. Thornton's parents, the Rev. and Mrs. C. J. Sexton, in Belton recently. Little Steve Sexton of Oklahoma City celebrated his first birthday Oct. 27. He is the grandson of C. L. Braswell. Birthdays for this time are: Carroll Barker, Nov. 12, ten vrs. old. Minnie O'Donald, Oct. 29. Inez Blackwell, Oct. 20. (These two have had a lot of them). C. L. Braswell, Oct. 9. Won der how many he has had. David Lee Walton, Oct. 20, 1 yr. old. We welcome Margaret Cannadv back to Clinton Mills from Wattsville. Mr. & Mrs. John Edward. Sr. announce the engagement of their granddaughter Nell Virginia Canfield to Mr. James Derrill Bozard son of Mrs. Helen B. Bozard and the late Mr. J. M. Bozard of Joanna WEAVING. NO. 2 3RD SHIFT By C. E. Leopard Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bun drick and family spent the weekend with Robert's sister in Charleston. Virginia Harris will celebrate her 6th birthday November 27. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Harris. Clinton Mills. NOVEMBER. 1956 Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Creswell and children and Melvin's mother visited the mountains of N. C. recently. Sgt. Johnny Lusk of Ft. Jackson visited Mary Miles recently enroute to his new hasp at Ft Rliss Tp-vas Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sims had a birthday supper for their daughter, Juanita, Sunday, Oct. 21. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilson visited Mrs. Wilson's mother in Union. Marcell Barker attended the Legion of the Moose meeting in Hartsville, then went to Mullins for the installation of a new lodge. Vivian O'Sullivan and son, Bobbv, Ruby Snipes and Irene Snipes attended the all night singing at Spartanburg Oct. 27. Mr. and Mrs. Frank White lord and lamily spent Sunday in the mountains. Births Mr. and Mrs. Darell Lawson announce the birth of a son, Johnny Darell. at Hays Hospital Sat., Oct. 27. Mrs. Lawson is the former Miss Linda Dale Hendrix from Lydia. Birthdays Jo Ann Thornton celebrated her 1st birthday Oct. 31. Lawrence Lanford cele brated his birthday (Jet. 24. Sandra Gail Douglas was 5 years old Oct. 22. Joe Campbell celebrated his birthday Oct. 29, but he is ashame to tell how many he has had. Molly Campbell?Nov. 2. Jay Earl Pierce?Oct. 29. Linda and Cynthia Hamrick?Nov. 14, 15. Juanita Hamrick celebrated her 13th birthday Nov. 19. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Abercrombie announce the birth of a son, Kenneth Collier, Sept. 9 at Laurens Hospital. The babv weighed 8 lbs. 9 oz. Mrs. Abercrombie is the former Miss Jerry Barker. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas James announce the birth of a son, Walter Timothy, at Elalocks Clinic Sept. 17. The babv weighed 5 lbs. 11 oz. Mrs. James is the former Miss Dorothy Wilkie. Sympathy extended to Kuvkendall's loss of son and brother, Harley Kuykendall, an . to Dot Lanford's loss of father, H. H. Kelly. (Continued on Page 6) a * + Thomas E. Harris will be 10 vear?t olrl NnvomKor 17 VI ft U the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Harris. Mr. Harris is employed in Clinton No. 1 Carding.