Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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10 '56 Month by Month (Continued from Page 1) time. . . Jap importation continue to run wild. . . Lydia continues Accident Free Months. . . . April Lydia Men's Club holds dinner meeting, entertained by C.H.S. Sextet. ... R. P. Harris, Clinton Card Room Supervisor, and Tom Norris, Picker Section man, retire after many years of valuable service. . . . W. S. C. S. of Lydia Methodist Church honors recently married Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Wilkes. . . . Miss Joan Burgess, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Self, presented a piano recital. . . . L\ dia's Accident Free Months continue. . . . May Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ginn, Clinton, and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Willard, Lydia, won first prizes in yard improvement and beautification contest. . . . ''Uncle Hugh" Cunningham. Clinton Carpenter since 1931 retires W. M. Williams promoted from section man to supervisor in Clinton Carding. ...Little League, Pony and Small Fry Leagues in full swing. . . . Surprise Birthday Party at Clinton Community House mrnmmmmm rm m m m mm m mmmm m m m m m mmmm mmmmmm * Q jc \QJ * V ^ ?- "i J< Mrs. Martha Bailey's Fat I Tfo ,f* PINEAPPLE S? UPSIDE-DOWN CAKE Va cup butler 1 cup brown sugar 1 No. 2 can pineapple 2 tablespoons large whole pecans 1 cup sifted cake flour 1 teaspoon baking powder Va teaspoon salt 3 eggs, separated 1 cup granulated sugar 5 tablespoons pineapple juice Melt butter in baking pan. Spread brown sugar evenly in pan and arrange pineapple dc clipfic fin cinior fillit-ift . , .....11^ 111 ^ space with pecans. Sift flour, ur baking powder, salt. Beat w egg yolks until light, adding Sj sugar gradually. Add pine- CI apple juice and flour, fold in hr beaten egg whites. Bake in over 375? F 30 to 35 minutes. Fi for Mrs. J. H. Seay, her 73rd. . . . Kindergarten holds "Open House". ... Frank Moore promoted to Supervisor of Lydia Carding. . . . Campfires and Boy Scouts very active. . . . R. T. Sanders retires at Clinton after 21 years of faithful services. . . . Continue Safety-Record at Lydia. . . . June Twenty-two sons and daughters of employees graduate at C. H. S. Seniors of C. H. S. tour Lydia Plant. . . . Joe P. Terry named Clinton's Mayor, Wilson and Craine are Aldermen. ... Lvdia Teen-Agers form club. . . . Kindergarten graduates 16 to first grade. . . . Lydia goes r\\T?\r* i nnn nnn vc **ri4V-\ wvti i ,vuv,wv iiiuiiiiuui o winr out a disabling injury, this is a first for either mill. . . . July Lydia Safety Bar-B-Q set for August 4. . . . Employees visit beaches, mountains, relatives as everyone enjoys paid vacation week. . . . Jan Harvey, Lvdia; Shirley Hedspeth, Clinton, named Pool Queens at well attended July 4th programs. . . . Lifeguarding courses offered at Pools. . . . Bobby G inn, Clinton; Raymond Kuykendall, Lydia, make fine records at Boy's State. . . . Everyone talking i i i i i i I ! U I / ! utcnen a a a rorites ! a ? *V| . , h* ? y J # Ik ' ? "1< T * ?rve with whipped cream. J i ITALIAN SPAGHETTI 1 bud garlic 1 onion 1 green pepper Chop & soute'?add & Mix i 1 lb. ground beef l/2 lb. pork shoulder 3 cans tomato sauce i 1 can tomatoes 1 can mushrooms (with water) 1 can seedless black olives Add salt, pepper, chili pow- i ?r to taste. Cook 2 boxes of spaghetti | itil tender ? drain in cold ater. Add meat mixture. J Drinkle with Parmesian rjeese. Bake in oven until i >t. Serve with green salad and | ench bread. _ _? THE CLOTHMAKER and planning for Bar-B-O at Lydia. August Service Award Program, based on Continuous Service is announced ... gold watches and pins to be presented . . . Clinton-Lydia and Joanna supply machinery for C. H. S. Textile School, program designed for benefit of employees' sons. . . . 4,000 attend gala safety Bar-B-Q at Lydia. . . . Blood Typing Program for employees' benefit announced. . . . Campfire Girls enjoy stay at Camp Buckhorn . . . Lydia working on Second Million Safe Manhours. . . . September Schools Open?Two (2) four year college scholarships announced for sons and daughters of employees. . . . Ralph Riddle replaces Clyde Smith, retired, as Lydia peace officer. . . . P. S. Bailey presents Bov Scout bronze palm to Ronald Corley. . . . Mrs. Lucille McGee is Clothmaker's "Woman In The Kitchen". .. . Little league football begins. . . . Lydia continues record... October Clinton Woman's Club elects officers, Mrs. E. P. Taylor is President. . . . Academy Street forms P. T. A. . . . Mrs. Edith Crisp named Lydia Community Activities Director. . . . Eight sons of employees prove stalwarts of C. H. S. football team. . . . General upward revision of wages announced for all employees... Lydia's Safe manhours broken after 1,420.000.... November Seventy-five "Old Timers" and guests enjoy banquet and entertainment at Presbyterian College Dining Hall. . . . President Bailey expresses appreciation of loyal service, present gold watches and jeweled service pins. . . W. R. Fennell retires at Lvdia after 57 years total textile experience. . . . Annual Red Feather Campaign gets off to a fine start. . . . Employees receive nearly $2,500,000 in Christmas Savings. . . . December Hi,, r-U..: ? i-/uj -iv/11^ V/Hl IT ctl UUJ5 held for employees and depen dents ... over 6.000 Christmas Bags.... Red Feather Drive a Success. . . . Lvdia does it again with 100r/t participation. . . . Clinton also has a high percent of participation. . . Clinton Horizons have outstanding float in Christmas Parade. . . Mills closed from 22-26 for Christmas Holidays. . . . Wahanka Group Holds Party The Wahanka group of Camp Fire girls enjoyed a Christmas party Monday evening, December 17th. The party was held in the beautifully decorated Community building. Misses Harriett Wilson and Saidra Mills directed several entertaining games carrying out the Christmas theme. Refreshments of ice cream, with lighted candles on top cookies, and drinks were served bv Misses Janice Goss and Florence Revis. Canfield-Bozard R SWTf? I ' ' V ?>v y * Til * t mk" Miss Nell Virginia Canfield, of Clinton, became the bride of James Derrill Bozard, of Joanna, on Sunday afternoon. December 23, at four o'clock. The Reverend George F. Hopkins, pastor of the bride, performed the double ring ceremony at the First Pentecostal Holiness Church of Clinton before a large assemblage of relatives and friends. A program of wedding music was given by Mrs. Eva Land, organist, and Miss Dawn Campbell, soloist, both of Clinton. W. Wendell Hair, of Joanna, attended the groom as best man. Serving as ushers were Rufus Handback, brother-in-law of the bride, and Jimmy Braswell, cousin of the bride. Mrs. Ray W. Bragg, aunt of the bride from Joanna, attended the bride as matron of honor. The b r i d es m a i d s were Misses Velma and Pat Braswell, cousins of the bride, and Miss Polly Brazil. The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, C. L. Braswell, of Clinton. She Braswell, of Clinton, Mrs. Bozard, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Braswell, is presently employed with the Clinton CotBirthday Feted Mrs. Lucile Woody, Clirton Mills, honored her daughter, Lurlene, with a party celebrating her 13th birthday. There were ten guests present. After games and contests were enjoyed Mrs. W o o d v. assisted bv her daughter. Melba, served refreshments. Each guest remembered Lurlene with a gift. Kindergarten Christmas The Lydia-Clinton Kindergarten enjoyed a Christmas party, T uesda y, December 18th. The party was held at the Lvdia - Clinton Kindergarten building. The group enjoyed several entertaining games and Carol singing. JANUARY. 1957 ites Held ^1 ^ H ton Mills Company. Mr. Bozard, son of Mrs. J. M. Bozard, of Joanna, and the mie ivir. tsozara, was graduated from Clinton High School and attended Presbyterian Junior College, Maxton, N. C., and Presbyterian College, Clinton. He is currently employed with Joanna Cotton Mills Company. Perfect Attendance Honor Roll The following Lydia employees were present and worked each day the plant operated during 1956. Superintendent D. H. Roberts said, "No doubt, each emolovee with Perfect At tendance made personal sacrifices to be on their jobs every day last year, and that he, the overseers, and supervisors sincerely appreciated their faithfulness and loyalty." The "Perfect Attendance Honor Roll" is: Carding R. E. Whitmire, Douglas Little. Spinning & Spooling Charles Cobb, R. G. Hairsion, Cecil McLendon, J. B. O'Shields, G. C. Parrish, L. O. Pitts, Clarence Morton. Weaving Ed Burdette. Isaac Pierce, Charles Templeton. B. R. Boozer, William Fennell, A. M. Shumate. Thomas Donalds, Janie Prince, William Bailev. John Coates. Mozelle Coatcs, Frank (Joss, Joseph Hamilton, David Mason, Harold Taylor, Andrew Ellis. W. J. Franklin, J. T. Lanford. Cloth A. T. Crawford, Harold I Hairston, L. S. Martin, Mae Martin, Earl Nelson. Shop Homer Fuller. Clan d e Grady, Mack Taylor, James Sanders, Arthur Byrd, Moses Fleming, John H. Lee. Supply ? Fred Campbell, Billy Willard. Canteen?James I). Bailey; Office Janitor, Willie Hunter. Village james mi/.narcit, ai?'\ Kmard. Warehouse Guffen Hearst, Cork Kinards.