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JANUARY, 1957 We regret very much to re port the death of one whc worked on this shift, Mr. Arthur Hillman. It is sad to lose a loved one. Our prayers gt up for his family. Mr. Horace O. Smith, a former second shift doffer, has returned to work and has been transferred to the firsl shift. Everybody enjoyed Christmas and it seems Santa Claus was good to all. My sister, Mrs. J. G. Pearson, came down and broughl a late Christmas gift the 29th SPTNNTNP. A, QDOr?T Twr 3RD SHIFT By Gaynelle Cunningham Well here we are again back at work after a nice va cation and to start a whole new year. Mr. and Mrs. Broadus Kel let had as their supper guests Mr. and Mrs. Strings of Laur ens. Mrs. Ida Gregory spent the Christmas holidays with hei sister in Danville, Va. Mrs. Louise Broom anc family enjoyed a famil\ Christmas tree party at the hnmo TV/T r nn/^1 TV.T Jack Cunningham, Jan. 31 Hh| Mp t mmi This is Mr. Donald Varderforr saying. "All I want for Christ mas is my two front teeth anc some hair." iiwniv. v/1 ifi i . aiiui iviio. v/i ll Davis of Greenville. We are sorry to lose Mrs Lydia Starnes to the firsl shift. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Davij enjoyed Christmas with theii daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Eu banks. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cun ningham and family enjoyec a tree party with the Davis'j in Woodruff. We are all sorry to heai that J. P. Shockley is a pa tient at the Veterans Hos pital. He is the husband o! Mrs. Evie Shockley. We hopt he will be on the well lisi soon. Mrs. Lois Webb gave hei son, Steve, a birthday part\ Saturday, Dec. 29. Sixteer friends were there. Steve re ceived a lot of nice gifts. We all enjoyed a tree partj in each dept. Saturday, Dec 21. Santa Claus was there with a well-filled bag for al of us little ones. He hac candy and toys too. There was some pictures taken. Anc later Santa called gifts oui from under the tree. We would like to thank SanU Claus, better known as Bes: Hurley. Birthday greetings go to: Walter Hinson, Jan. 18. Shelby Hinson, Jan. 9. Roansom Coleman, Dec. 19 Wilma Coleman, Dec. 20. Pamela Cunningham, Jan <n CARD ROOM > 1ST SHIFT By Martha Wyatt ; Mr. and Mrs. O'Neal Mar) tin had 25 guests for Christmas dinner. All enjoyed a fine turkey dinner. ? Mrs. Annie Bell Johnson ? visited in Newberry this t weekend. lVIisj'tt 1^ atVllonn Hn/W "? .. WW ?Euvitiv.CII l^V-CO U1 Greenville, S. C., and Mrs. ? Tracy Dees, Jr. of Charlotte, N. C., spent the Christmas holidays with their mother, t Mrs. Verner Dees. Friends of Mr. Roy Snider will be interested to know he has returned from the hospital. We all wish him a speedy recovery. , Friends of Mrs. Bill King will be glad to know she is ; improving from a recent illness. We are glad to know every, one had a nice Christmas and are able to be back at work. We are glad to know Mrs. ? Johnnie Deyton is well and * t hnmn 4 - 4 iiviuv. unci ucmg a paueni at Blalock Clinic. I CARD ROOM \ 2ND SHIFT By Myrtie Alewine Mrs. Ada Cook spent t Christmas in Greenville. S. C. Spencer Deyton. son of Mr. ; and Mrs. Johnnie Deyton, Sr.. spent Christmas at home. He is working in New Orleans. Mrs. Pete Branham of Winnsboro, S. C., spent 1 Christmas with her father, ; Mr. Floyd McClain. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sprad: ley were glad to have their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Henry, Jr. and f their 3 children, visit with ? them during the holidays, t Mr. and Mrs. Henry live at Myrtle Beach, S. C. T 1 CARD ROOM 3RD SHIFT By W. L. Gambrell r Harry Price and family visited their daughter in Co} lumbia Sunday. 1 Marshall Motes and family 1 spent Christmas Day in Di 1? Ion, Cla. i Ed Evans and family spent t Christmas Day visiting his ? mother in Spartanburg, i Richard Johnston, son of ; Mr. and Mrs. James Johnston, celebrated his 13th birthday December 23rd. Furman Bagwell visited his father in Fountain Inn Christmas. The W. L. Gambrell family enjoyed a Happy Christmas. Santa was good to all. CLOTH ROOM By Lillie Bell Bennett Mrs. Shirley Barlow and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Reed in Rome. (la., during Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Allen and children from Columbia spent Christmas h o 1 i d a v s J with Mr. and Mrs. \V. P. Thrift. Sr. Mrs. Annie Lawson visited Wilhelmena Glenn at the l State Park Hospital in Co | lurnbia. | Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Wilkes ' visited J. M. Kin^ in (Ireen1 villo. | Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Harris enjoyed a Christmas Party at THE CLOTHMAKER the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Peavy. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jackson and children spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Patterson, Saint Paul, Va. Mrs. J. H. McPherson spent the weekend wi'" Mrs. Mil died Dickerson and children. Rev. and Mrs. B. E. Terrell were recent dinner guests of Mrs. Mildred Dickerson. Mrs. W. P. Terrell and Steve Dickerson returned from a visit in Georgia. Mrs. Hallie Campbell had as her guests for the Christmas holidays, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Holley from Greenville, Miss Bessie Sanders from Newberry, Mrs. Aleene Townsend from Florida, and Miss Vera Meggs from Furman University. Donald Jackson from San Diego, Calif., and Richard Jackson from Newport, R. I., spent Christmas holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jackson. Birthday Dinner r\ i * * * * * un uec. id, ivir. ana ivirs. D. E. Roberts gave a birthday dinner honoring their son. Edward, and the birthdays of J. B. Roberts and Freddy Burnett. The guests present were Miss Ann Cunningham. Shirley Bodie. Hilda Holmes. Bob Holmes, Jack Pitts and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burnett. On Dec. 21 the Lydia Cloth Room enjoyed a Christmas dinner given in their honor by Mr. L. A. Williams. Ham. Fruit Cake and all the trimmings were on the menu. Mrs. Fay Roberts arranged the table with holly and other Christmas decorations. It was enjoyed by all. Birthdays Perrv C. Parrish will celebrate his 29th birthday Jan. 30. Patsv Cooper will celebrate her birthday Jan. 17. Mrs. Sherman Cooper will celebrate her birthday Jan. oo Norma Joan Shellnut will celebrate her birthday Jan. 31. Freddv Dickerson celebrate his 12th birthday Jan. 5. Johnnie Reed celebrated his birthday Dec. 6. Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. Perrv C. Parrish celebrated their 7th anniversary Jan. 14. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Wilkes celebrated their 14th anniversary Jan. 2nd. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jackson celebrated their 22nd anniversary Dec. 23. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gilstrap. Jr. celebrated their 22nd anniversary Dec. 22. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Bennett celebrated their 2nd anniversary Dec. 19. RECITAL Mrs. Thomas Crisp presented her piano pupils in rec i t a 1 in the Community Building at Lydia Thursday evening. December 13th. After the program, the group enjoyed musical games and Carol singing. Refreshments of sandwiches, potato chips, cookies and drinks were served. Gifts were exchanged under the lovely decorated tree. The invited guests were mothers of the pupils. Womans' Club Ch The Clinton Mills Woman's Club, with their husbands, held its annual Christmas banquet on December 13. at the Community center. The center was decorated for the Yuletide season. Mrs. E. P. Taylor, president, welcomed members and guests and Mr. Claude Crocker gave the invo "ition. After a turkey dinner with all the trimmings, everyone enjoyed singing Christmas carols. All were invited into the living room where an Ed Sullivan show was given by local talent. Ed Sullivan was portrayed by Mr. Calvin Cooper. The program consisted of "The Fred Waring Singers"? Miss Linda Stewart, Miss Nellie Osborn. Miss Barbara Alexander, Miss Polly Brazil, Mrs. Eva West and Mrs. Eva Land, accompanied by Miss Marv Cunningham. Miss Universe and Miss America were Mr. J. V. Lowe and Mr. Allan Powers. Children singing and pantomiming "We've Got The Measles" as you T. E. L. Christma ff* A v f I \ -h e^l Psujl mm+s^hi V 1 A Merry Christmas party r^f t \i*nn t f U r/^/-v mA?^Urt??o n%> J mtiin - uiiif inviiiufia ctiiLl guests was the annual climax of social activities of the T. E. L. Bible Class on December 11, at the Community Building. After a delightful dinner in Ihe gaily decorated dining room, the guests were invited into the living room where a brightly lighted Christmas tree accented the seasonal 1 1 II 1I 1 N C. A short business meeting was conducted by Mrs. Sadie Powers, president. 9 ristmas Party "We've Gol The Measles"! mm * m will see from the picture. They are, reading left to right, Maria King, Delores Brookshire, Brenda Fallaw, Lance Frier. Lawrence Leopard, Cheryl Wilson, Juanita Hamrick and Santa Claus Ricky Frier. "The Slimmerettes" Acrobating ? Mrs. Posey Taylor, Mrs. Rufus King, Mrs. Clarence Brookshire, Mrs. D. O. Freeman, and Mrs. Tom Norris. "Miss Liberace", Miss Mary Cunningham. The "McGuire S i s t e rs" singing "Everyday of My T.ifp" Mpllio OcKnm Miss Linda Stewart, and Miss Barbara Alexander. Two members of the Lonely Hearts Club singing "Experience Unnecessary"?Mrs. Eva and Mrs. Eva Land. Sopha Tucker, Mrs. Mary Terry, sang "Let Me Call You Sweetheart." At the close of the program Mrs. Eva West presented Mrs. Taylor, president of the club, with a gift from the club. s Party tS f The Class decided to send iove gifts to three members of the class. Devotions and carol singing were enjoyed by all. Cherry games and entertainment was directed by Mrs. Paul Foster. Surprise rollvanna gifts were exchanged bv the members of the class. Love gifts were presented to Mrs. Eva Land, teacher, and Mrs. Marvin Whitmire, assistant teacher. Miss Cora Stone, was also presented a special gift from the class.