Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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DECEMBER, 1956 WEAVE ROOM 1ST SHIFT By Sarah Jenkins Hello friends, a n o t h c r month has rolled around and here we are a^ain. Almost time for that merry old tfentleman with the red suit and lonij white beard. I want to take this opportunity to wish everyone a v e r y Merry Christmas and a safe and Happy New Year! May Clod bless each of von Mr. and Mrs. F u r m a n Bratcher recently v i s i t e d Mrs. Ci. W. Culbertson in Greenwood and Mr. T. V. Bratcher in Ninety Six. They also visited in Columbia with the Chess Kings and children. A JC Jimmy Meeks of Francis Warren Air Force Base in Cheyenne, Wvo., is spending a leave with his mother. Mrs. Frances Meeks Misses Barbara Jo Todd and Dale Edwards, student nurses at the Greenville General Hospital spent the past weekend with Barbara's parents. the Joe Todds. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Todd visited the George Kiehls in Spartanburg rc. entlv. Mr. and Mrs. John Gallman spent Thanksgiving Day in Augusta, (la., with Charlie Morton. They also visited Sgt. Gayle Ellis in Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Burdette celebrated their 24th wedding anniversary December 3rd. They spent the past w e e k e n d in Spartanburg with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Campbell and children. The Joe Cor leys were recent guests of Mr. Corley's sister, Mrs. C. E. Harper, in Greenwood. Mrs. Clarence Dunawav visited her mother. Mrs. W. E. Donald who is a patient in the Spartanburg General Hospital. May she soon be on the well list. Sony to learn thai Mrs. Bay Boozer's brother. Geni.,., o l> ; . . . . ?'h.t iiwwi-, l> it I ):i I ll'M l ill I Ml" Veteran's Hospital in Columbia. Mrs. Adolph llutto. Mr. and Mrs. West ol St. (Icur^r. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Patrick of Williston were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Canaday. Mr. Canaday lias been ill and we're all wishing for him a speedy recovt ry. Miss Sally Knight, who .it11 n<i111Treveeca College in Nashvil U\ Tenn.. spent the Thanksgiving holidays wiih her mother. Mrs. Kvelvn C'anndav. Pvt. Douglas PeYoun^. stationed with the 71st Missile Hn. in La Plata. Maryland, is spending a leave with his S? j?3 mother, Mrs. Sarah Jenkins. The Jimmy Mayes celebrated their 12th wedding anniversary on November 24th. They recently visited in St. Petersburg. Florida. Birthdays Herman Burdette. 16 years old?December 4. A 2C Ray H. Jackson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Jackson of the Lydia Plant. He is stationed at the Myrtle Beach A. r. B.. Myrtle Beach, S. C. ,<?? ft ,*? ft ft & ft ft & ft ft ft ,5 Vi!i' v>*v Brenda CI icon. 1(5 years old -December 2. Joyce Ann Todd. 17 years old?December 23. See vou in 57! Work safely! WEAVING. 2ND SHIFT By Marie Taylor Johnny and Jimmy, sons of the James Stewarts, have been ill at home but are improving. Bonnie Hughev, of Furman University, spent the Thanksgiving holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hoke Hughev. The N. H. Dallas family had as their guests last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wilkerson and family of Ware Shoals and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wilkerson of Tacoma. Washington. Sgt. Bobby Dallas has reported to Ft. Lewis, Washington after spending a 30 day furlough with his mother and father. Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Dallas. Airman 2 C Ray II. Jackson has reported to Myrtle Beach after having spent the Thanksgiving holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. James Amnions and Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Holder attended tlie funeral of Mr. J. A. Parsons of Pickens the past weekend. Mr. Parsons was an uncle of Mrs. Amnions and Mr. Holder. Mr. and Mrs. James Amin o n s and children had Thanksgiving dinner with THE CLOTHMAKER Mr. and Mrs. Earl Womble of this city. Mr. John Bagwell visited his mother in Simpsonville recently. i Mr. and Mrs. A. M. For- ( ester and sons spent a week 1 end in Orangeburg with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lawton. 1 Donald is another son of the I Foresters and Mrs. Lawton is 1 the former Carol Mills of Lvdia. 1 Little T i m o t h v James. 1 grandson of Charlie James, is a patient in the Blalock ( Clinic. i Mr. and Mrs. John Atkinson visited friends in Hick- ^ orv, N. C.. recently. 1 Mr. and Mrs. VV. J. F^rank- 1 lin and Carol attended the i Clemson - Furman football < game. Franklin Deitz. of Furman b U only / 1 i iresn i a short before Ch as possible, keep a tree has dried ox. tree away frori and passageway firmly in pail of sand. Us#? only n decorations. Be care smoking and open fl? proved type of wiring Have your old cords and an electrician and repaii card all worn-out cords. T when replacing bulbs, whe retiring, or if your house not overload your electric cir wrappini metal basket get r i them at A Christmas tree is a poten set up inside of a buildini outlined above are rep intended for home fii the holiday season, are appropriate if a 1 in any other build assemble. A safe MERRY C H University, spent Thanksgiving with his parents, the Fred Deitzs. Birthdays Froni Franklin?Dec. lid. Carolyn Moore, daughter (d the Floyd Moorcs ? Dec. HM. Martha A n n 11 u g h e y. daughter of the Hiram Hugheys I )ec. 10. Douglas is the 10 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Overstreet of the Lydia Plant. ? ft & fS? 'I iV> i) & ^V'X.vrvV^ " X.N --X WEAVE ROOM 3RD SHIFT By Margaret Donald Hi Folks. Here's wishing ill of you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New /ear. OH Mann, husband ol Vlrs. Hazel Mann, celebrated lis .'14th birthday December 1th. Frances King celebrated ler birthday November 27. low many, Frankie? The J. B. Vanderfords will . elebrate their wedding anliversary, December 21. Their daughter. Sheila Ann, A'ill be 4 years old December >6 and J. B. has a birthday December 30. Boy, what a month for that family and Christmas, too! Our sympathy to the James (\mmons on the death of an y a r e e lime ristmas Do not > after it it. Locate n exit doors \ Stand tree water or wet on-combustible ful with matches, ime. Use only ap. I 1 !i! 1 in yuuu tuuumon. light sets examined by :ed before using. Disurn off Christmas lights n decorating tree, before is left unattended. Do cuits. Place Christmas gift gs in waste and d of once. itial fire hazard whenever g. While the safeguards rinted from a design e prevention during they most certainly >.ree is to be set up ling where people > Christmas is a tt 1 S 1 M A 5 uncle in Pickens. Steven Mann celebrated his 2nd birthday Nov. 12 and his sister. Faye Ellen, on Nov. 7. We are glad to have Bones Campbell back at work after being out sick for so long. We welcome Mr. J. C. Wigglev to Lydia community. He is making his home with Lydia Scout LYDIA MILLS TRC L - R -Jim Teeter. Field Sco Mr. D. H. Roberts, Mr. Clyde Tr< master, Mr. Furman Rratcher, A ley, Mr. J. T. Lanford. Mr. L. P Mr. Ed Burdette. These men wi during the 19S7 season. 5 his son, Mr. W. C. Wiggley of Pine Street. Mrs. Ray Campbell is out sick but we hope she will soon be back or at least better. Potf Pi l/t? cr\n r\f Mrc Npi. i va v i j nv, uv/ii vi & ^ * v. i lie Pike, arrived in Germany Nov. 31. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. South on the arrival of a son, Terry Allen. Bovce Overstreet was 3 years old November 21. Sure are glad to see Mr. Bubba Lawson back. SPINNING. 1ST SHIFT By Mary Ellison Lynda Satterfield attended a Christmas Party in Charlotte. N. C. Mrs. Claudine Whitt and baby have returned to Florida after SDendint! two weeks with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Howell. Mr. Howell returned with her for a visit. We welcome James Estes on the first shift, also Pauline Lawson. Mrs. Willie Mae Dean and child-en and Mrs. Lois Webb and children visited Mrs. Frances Rochester in Seneca recently. Mr. and Mrs. Quinton T c ficit in i fjgnnrt K* yjuco \ HI v, Tenn., recently. We are sorry to learn that her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Patrick, lost their home in a fire recently. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Philip, of Asheville, N. C.. visited Mrs. Nora Kirby on Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Windsor and Mr. and Mrs. Lindv McCauley and daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. 4-Bud" Dunnawav in Pauline. S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wilbanks and Rev. and Mrs. Reece had supper in Abbeville with Mr. and Mrs. David Keller. Visiting the Marion Lawsons from Charlotte recently were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones and family. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Medlock and family of Joanna visited Mrs. Alma Harvey, also visiting her were Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Turner of Greenwood. Mrs. Ola Dalton wishes to thank the Clinton Mill Spinning Room for the flowers sent her while she was ill. Sgt. Charles Harvey is spending a leave with his family. He has re-enlisted in the Army. (Cnnlinnpf] <m Pai?p Lcoders Meet DOP COMMITTEEMEN ut Executive for Lautens District, immell, Mr. Ellis Huffsleller. Scout ss't. Scoutmaster, Mr. William Baii. Williams. Mr. Glenn Gaskins and 11 guide the activities of Troop -90