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4 CHRISTMAS HO Lefl io Righl: Mrs. Coo CLINTON NEWS ing Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burke. Jr. Tonv and Dianne Burke spent a Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burke, Sr. Mrs. Rov Burke, Jr. spent a Sunday in Spartanburg with her mother and father. Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Hanvev. Mrs. Freeman Rook and sons. Jerry and Ray. of Laurens spent Thanksgiving Day with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burke. Jr. The Dorsey Turners have a wedding anniversary Dec. 22 Mr. Burton Phillips, father of Mrs. Inez Turner, has a birthday Dec. 28. Mrs. Dennis Madden has a birthday Dec. 31st. Helen Fallow, daughter of the Vandv Fallows, has a birthday Dec. 4. Linda Lawson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lawson, will be five months old Dec. o I hope everyone has a very nice Christmas and you will hear from me again next year. -re*- ?? ?a?m WEAVING NO. 1 3RD SHIFT By Joe Spillers Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gardner and family from Baltimore spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shelton and family during Thanksgiving. Judy Check celebrated hei fourth birthday the lath of Nov. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Cheek. Marion Calvert celebrated Ui id U.I . . T V 1*1 ft in 1 UII UIUit\ L/eC. "till. ."5IH' was ten years old and she is the daughter of j. W. Calvert, loom fixer on the third shift. Mr. Clarence Motes celebrated his birthday Dec. 10th. ilarl Motes will celebrate his birthday Dec. 24th. He is the son of lillie Mae Motes, battery filler on the third shift. And we are all expecting a very merry christmas and a happy new year. ME DECORATIONS D i/ k, Mrs. Taylor. Mrs. Frier, Mrs. - Continued WEAVING NO. 2 1ST SHIFT By Grace Wooten and Mildred Kinard Well it's almost time for Santa to come sliding down the chimneys. Better be good. Hope all of you have a "Merry Christmas"! Sgt. Edward Hardman is spending a 30 day leave with his wife. Mrs. Lois Hardman. After leave he will report to a base in Louisiana. Mrs. Hardman and son will go to live with him. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Barker and family spent a recent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ward in Greenwood. Mrs. Reid DeVall and sons. Buddy and Carrol, and Mrs. Lois Greene of Williamston were Sunday guests of the C. W. Wootens and the R. C. Oxners. n n m ??? ' yioc. i no Kichard Jacks have added a branch to the family tree. They're tickled to pieces all in a whirl because they mrs. lom Windsor and children of Charleston spent the Thanksgiving h o 1 i d a y s with Mr. and Mrs. Goldie Simmons. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hughes spent a recent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. A. H. Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Griffin and children of Florence spent several days recently with relatives. Mrs. Ora Wood was honored with a supper on her birthday. Nov. 14. at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood, in Greenwood. (She wouldn't tell how old she was). J. C. Williams accompanied her to Greenwood, and there were a few more friends and relatives of her daughter-in-law present. Mr. Freeman La 11 ford, who was (>1) vis. old Nov. 2"). was honored on that day with a birthday dinner at his home. All his children were present, and all grandchildren except one. The out of town quests were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carter ol Ciemson. Mrs. Lanford's sister. Mrs. (lussie Oscorne of .Joanna and Ralph Wilson of Woodruff. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jacks are just bubbling over with THE CLOTH MAKER EMONSTRATED rest and Mrs. Freeman. wanted and got a girl! Yes, it's a girl (Laura Jov) weight 81 i lb., born in Spartanburg General Hospital. Nov. ??. It's the Jacks fourth grandchild and the first girl. The Hit-hard Jacks live in Inman. Mrs. Isabel le Hooper has returned to her home after an extended stay at Greenville General Hospital. Hope her a speedy recovery. Ralph Stewart continues ill at his home, but is reportedly feeling better. Carolyn Ann (Petesv) Barker was 5 years old Dec. 12. Virl Barker was 12 years old Nov. 25. Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Meadors will celebrate their anniversary Dec. 24. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams celebrate their anniversarv Dec. 28. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wooten will celebrate their anniversary Dec. 28. Mile Campbell was 8 years old Dec. Tl. Mell Huey's birthday on Nov. 30 (?). Jimmy Hughes?Nov. 112. The new model cars arc lower, but higher. Religion should be our steering wheel, not just a spare tire. HORIZONS ENTER TT PE.KOE 0* This beautiful float was applai twenty other floats in the annual theme of "Peace on Earth ' was bi D. O. Freeman (far left) their lead Tin* Woman's Club held their regular meeting, Monday evening, Nov. 2(>. at 7:30, at the Community Building. Mrs. Poscv Taylor presided over the business, at which time the Christmas Banquet was planned. Mrs. Joe E. Land gave the devotional. The special feature of the evening was a very interesting talk on Christmas decoration by Mrs. Monte Cook. lormeriv Miss JacKie l ruluck. Mrs. Cook showed many interesting decorations that she had made. Mrs. D. O. Freeman, also displayed m a n v beautiful Christmas candles that she had made. The quests for the evening were Mrs. William Snelgrove and Mrs. Hembert Truluck. Mrs. Tom Norris, hostess, served delicious chocolate cake and coffee. WEAVING NO. 2 2ND SHIFT By Inez Blackwell Mr. and Mrs. Lee Thornton visited Mr. and Mrs. James Thornton in Anderson recently. Birthdays for this time are: Dora Vaughn?Nov. 5. Nolan Lancaster?Dec. 1 ? 11 years old. lMvrolli llrvnnl V..,. 07 Mr. C. L. Braswcll ? Nov. 29. Janice Burns?Nov. 25. Mrs. E. M. Wood and little grandson visited Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Beckham recently. We welcome Oliver Reynolds to the 2nd shift from the 3rd shift. Mr. and Mrs. Marcell Barker and Carroll attended the Shrine Bowl football game in Charlotte. N. C. WEAVING NO. 2 3RD SHIFT By C. E. Leopard Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Finney spent the weekend in Whitmire. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trammel 1 and family visited Mr. Earl Campbell near Ashcville. N. C.. recently. FLOAT IN CITY C fi t J C k r\ "r* t/\rc i H lided bv approximately 10.000 ent Christmas parade held in Clintor uilt by the Horizon Club of Clinti er. ft/5? I) ft il 1V ft fS? ft & ft ifS> ft ft DECEMBER, 1956 SSPlig fdi Mr. and Mrs. Mart-oil and TV'T i< TV/I C I,,,!,-. m i . iui . (uivi iti i .1. v. i \ uv_ Jones and daughter attended the Shrine Bowl football game and spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Tate in Charlotte. N. C. Buster Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilson, underwent an operation in the Wallace Hospital in Union. Sorrv to hear about Thunder Ncal's accident, but glad he is back home after a short stay in the1 hospital. Let all of us be careful and avoid accidents and have more birthdays. Margaret Peace?Dec. 16. Barrv Lvnn Cannon?.'1 vrs. old?Dec. 11. Billv Glenn?Dec. 6. Ann Glenn?Dec. 8. i i n..n i i r i,vtuu rwii lA'opuici? L/cc. 24. Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Peace will celebrate their first wedding anniversary Dec. 23. Mrs. Peace is formerly Margaret Trammel 1. WEAVING NO. 3 2ND SHIFT By Richard Caverly Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jennings enjoyed a nice Thanksgiving Day d i n n e r with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cannady. Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Black celebrated their ninth anniversary Nov. 17. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Black and family were quests of Air. and Mrs. Cooper Powell in Greenwood Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. il. Jove celebrated their 21st wedding anniversary Nov. 20. Mrs. G. B. Jove celebrated her birthday Dec. 1. Mr. and Mrs. David Pulley and daughter spent last week end in Dillon. S. C.. and enjoyed a very nice time. (Continued on Page 7) HRISTMAS EVENT I . r\V'l M " husiastic people as it joined some 1 on December 6. The float with a an Mill under the direction of Mrs.