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DECEMBER. 1956 ? SPINNING NO. 1 1ST SHIFT By Vera Smith This is our first experience in reporting for the Cloth\A7.. ...;n .1,^ ?w,. i i I ci rv i . ?? t will VI*/ ill v.- \ I \ best we can to make it enjoyable for everyone. Mr. and Mrs. Wert Jennings and children of Columbia were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brasweil over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Anderson and Mrs. J. H. Foster shopped in Greenville last week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Posey and son, Rickie, spent Sunday in Calhoun Falls with Mrs. O. L. Beck. Mrs. Fred Kine and son. Rufus. spent the week in Spartanburg with her sisterin-law. Mrs. David Gossett and Mr. Gossett. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dunawav and Mrs. Richard Dunawav were visitors in Greenville last Saturday. Franklin Gilliam of Norfolk. Va., spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Gilliam, of Clinton. and his wife. Mrs. Joan Gilliam, of Joanna. Mrs. R u t h Hindus and brother. Fred Lowerv of Clinton, visited Donaldson A.F.B. Friday. The purpose of the visit was to deliver S SiA. David X. Hindus' r'U..: .* i- -1 - - ' v-m imiii as oox so mai 11 could leave on the Christmas Plane to Anarctica. S Sgt. Hindus is taking part in "Operation Deep Freeze" at the Anarctica. Mrs. Mynia Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Snelgrove. daughters Myra, Kathy. and Robbin of Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Eland Harris and children spent the weekend with Mi", and Mis. Rufus M. Sullivan and Tony in Clreeleyville. The occasion being in honor of Mr. Sullivan's birthday. Mr. Sullivan is a Highway Patrolman in Greeleyville, formerly of Clinton Cloth Room. Sick List Little Michael Lydia has been ill. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lydia. We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Sidney Riser has been in thr hospital Hope you h;? v o a speedy recovery Madaijleenc. Nick Sorrow is out with an injured foot. Hurry and come back to work Nick. We are .ulad to hoar that .Jess Kdtnonds is home from the hospital. Although we are sorry lie is ill. we wish I I I I I <1 nillTllN I I'l \ . Birthdays Mrs. Brooks Dunaway colohrated her birthday Nov. 9. Miss Catherine Dunaway, fc . if * ;#_v- , - J 'Bo" Parkman and Mrs. Robert Holden celebrated birthdays Nov. 16. Little Dana Turner was 10 years old Nov. 10. Robert Holden will celebrate his birthday Dec. 24. Mrs. Jack Griffin had a u: u a ? > IJII UlUdV UCL. -i. Shirlov Holden and Lena Gilliam will have birthdays Dec. 27. Mr. J. C. Cannon of Greenwood visited friends in Clinton Sunday. SPINNING NO. 1 2ND SHIFT By J. D. Hanley Happy birthday to Tim Heaton?Dec. 2. We welcome James Heaton to the 2nd shift. Mr. and Mrs. G rover Starnes had a wedding anniversary Nov. 2(i. Mr. and M,-s. Cecil Lawson will celebrate their 15th wedding anniversary Dec. 24. Cecil Lawson will have a birthday Dec. 29. Mrs. Cecil Lawson will have a birthday on Jan. 12. Little Sammie Foster had a birthday on Dec. 7. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Alverson announce the birth of a son Sept. 4. Mr. and Mrs. Merrell Harris and son. Steve, from Charleston and Earl McColJough of Augusta. Ga.. spent Thanksgiving holidays with Mr. and Mrs. McCollough. SPINNING NO. 2 2ND SHIFT By Geraldine Satterfield We welcome the following employees to our department: Doris Tinsley. S. 13. I lame sand Bessie Rodgers. Mrs. Sue Hanley has been out for a few days sick. Mrs. Marion Meade visited her daughter. Mrs. Woodrow I .ittlefield. at Rock Hill. S. C.. Sunday. Mrs. Harold Casey, daughter of Mrs. Marion Meade, is in the hospital at C harloston. S. C. Mr. and Mrs. \Y. 11. Guest from Maryland visited Mr. and Mrs. Jaek Fuller last week. Mr. and Mrs. .1 H. Raines, from Easley. S. C.. visited Mr. and Mrs Collie F.dmonds last week. Mr. and Mrs. Collie Edmonds will celebrate their 11th wedding anniversarv Dee. 22. Mr. and Mrs. G 1 v d i a Homes celebrated then wedding anniversary Dee. 1(1. Mr. and Mrs. ,1. R. Taylor will colt'oralo tlu'ir lust woddinj* annivrrsary IVr. 11'2. Mrs. 1) o 11 t o n Humphries oavo a household shown for Mr. ami Mrs. NY well Furman THE CLOTHMAKER Humphries Saturday night, Dec. 1st, at her home on Jefferson Street. Mr. Robert Bigham was notified that he had two new kids at his home. Later he found out they were goats. We sure were sorry to hear about Mr. Hughes passing away recently. Birthdays Rickey Hughes?Dec. 22. Vera Foster?Nov. 16. Freda (Jail Satterfield Dec. 28. Tony Foster?Dec 30. Boyd Hames?Dec. 16. Frankie Meade?Dec. 29. Helen Thomas?Dec. Bo Fddie Osborne?Dec. 17. Betty Jean Blue?Nov. 24. Birthdays Sue Kini* had a birthday Nov. 13. Pat Osborne was 6 years old Dec. (>. Shirley Holden?Dec. 27. SPOOLING. 1ST SHIFT By Kate Riddle I la Kwrnells, C. F. Oakley and Kate Riddle wish to express their thanks to Clinton Cotton Mills for the beautiful Lena is the attractive daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gil ham. Clinton Mills. Furman Samples?Dec. 15. Willie Mae Edmonds?Dec. 19. Bobby Lee Lewis?Nov. 8. James Lindsey?Dec. 25. Douglas Estes?Dec. 4. Stanley Fuller?Nov. 19. Mary Woodward?Dec. 2. James Woodward?Dec. 15. Charles and Joyce Homes? Nov. 16. Lydia Homes?Dec. 16. Elizabeth Lynch?Dec. 9. Cecil Lawson?Dec. 29. Phobe Humphries?11 vrs. old?Nov. 27. Estelle Humphries ? Nov. 12. We sure are glad that Paul Foster is now able to return Ill \N III l\ SPINNING NO. 3 3RD SHIFT By Lydie Todd Hazel Long and Mrs. Ruby Lvda spent Wednesday shopping in Ware Shoals. Mrs. Silas Moore and children of Greenwood. Mrs. Sherman Blackwell of Lydia and Mrs. Ned Vincent of Clinton spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Lola Russ and Mrs. Ruby Deadwyler. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Reid attended the funeral of Mrs. Rachel Reid in Fountain Inn. Mrs. J. E. Derrick. Mrs. Nettie Praga and children of Greenwood s p e n t Sunday evening with Lydie Todd. We welcome to No. 3. 3rd shift. Robert Reynolds. watches and pins they re ceived for the twenty-fiv* years service with the Clin ton Plant. We will always count them our greates tieasure. We want to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and i Happy New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tinsles and son, Richard, visited Mr and Mrs. Larrv Boozer ir Newberry. Mrs. J. O. Boozer the sister of Mr. Tinsley, re turned with them and i: spending some time wit! Mrs. D. M. Patterson, who i: ill at the home of Mr. anc Mrs. W. A. Patterson. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ker nells attended the birthday dinner of Mrs. Kernel 1' mother, Mrs. Florence Ervin in North Augusta recently. AC1 Maxie Joe Hedspetl is spending a few days' fur lough from the Air Fore with his mother. Mrs. Johi } lodspeth. Mr. and Mrs. Arzo Ivestei Danny and Gail attended th singing at Bonds Cross Rc Sunday. Mrs. Ethel McGinnis at tended a birthday dinner i: Greenville for her nepheu. Hermon Bereece, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oakle and children of Indianapoli: Ind.. are spending the Christ mas Holidays with t^e for mf?r's n.irnntc Mr nn. Mr< C. F. Oakley. Happy Birthday Mrs. C. F. Oakley?Nov. Mrs. Neuffer Creswell Dec. 25. Mrs. Jerry Heaton?Jan. ; Happy Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Oakle ?Dec. 23. SPOOLING. 2ND SHIFT By Sara Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hayni< Mrs. Edd Young and daugl ter. Carolyn, visited Mrs. Jii Jones in Greenwood. Mrs. Abelina Evans spent weekend in Anderson wit her children. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rhode visited relatives in Union n cent 1 v. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Longsho celebrated their 55th weddii anniversary Nov. 13, 1956. dinner was given in theix hon by Mrs. Mary Johnson and Mi Geneva Passmore. They r ceived many useful gifts fro their daughters. grandchildri and great-grandchildren. Mr. Longshore is a former er ployee of Lydia Mills, now r tired. Mrs Ott Stone vsited rol lives in Graniteville. Si also had as her quests reccri ]\ Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smi and family of Greenwood. Congratulations to Lost and Ruby Ivester and E. Cat*le. They are the on from our shift that receivi awards for their long tin 3 service with the Clinton i Mills. We are glad to have Mrs. i Sara Dunnawav back after t being a patient at Hays Hospital for a few days. * * T~_ T* 4l? a ; iviib. jue xeiiy was 111c ici cent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ivester. Mr and Mrs. Hubert Leopard and family visited Mr. i and Mrs. George Leopard . near Saluda Thanksgiving. Mis. Leopard. Nancy and s Elizabeth remained for a few i days. s Clarence Lawson was the i weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Miles Lawson. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Dunnawav and , daughter also were recent s guests of Mr. and Mrs Miles Lawson. Virginia Crocker spent the i weekend with Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Satterfield. e Miles. Giles and Marion n Lawson spent the Thanksgiving holidays with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. e H. A. Copeland. 1. Happy birthday to Miriam and Marion Lawson, children of Mr. and Mrs. Miles Lawn son. They will be seven Der% cember 5. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rhodes y will observe their ninth wedding anniversary Dec. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Lawson observed their 13th wedding 3 anniversary Dec. 11. - gL v Jim Hughes, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hughes, Clinton Mills. I SPOOLING. 3RD SHIFT By Bill Lowrey Ralph and Marvin Stewart were recent visitors of the Giff Finlevs. Madden Station. Mr. M. H Butler of Gray C*mirt cnont q i rl cx Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Butler. Those celebrating Wedding Anniversaries: Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Mc& Waters?Dec. 15. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ward --Dec. 23. ig Happy Birthday to: A Ruby Butler?Nov. 21. or Violet King?Nov. 22. re. Kathy Ward?Dec. 10. m WEAVING NO. 1 2ND SHIFT By Emily C. McNinch Mr. and Mrs. Elf red Hari ill ate Thanksgiving dinner in Union with Mr. Harrill's mntl .fvr \Ti-v: 1 M T^rj r?-ir?t t Mrs. Christine Gray visited in Abbeville recently. Mr. and Mrs. Colev Campp. bell visited Mr. and Mrs. T. .1 Barker in Greenville. Mr. Roy Burke. Sr. is visitne (Continued on Page 4)