Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 Cilm MANUFAC 1 H*J Li X i/.a .cai.^ C M. r*r?/e , jeeer J ca acre-rre r<t\cx.v?7*. c&. He 1*4 mzi M 4S. *44T0* 4#0r "44 YOUR FRIENDS?YOUR during 1956, and wish for eac CLINTON Bobby Simmons says had a Merry Christmas ; a Happy New Year. Miss Florence Law spent the week end with ] and Mrs. Neal in Columbk Sammy Craine has mumps. Mrs. Clark Meadows ha birthday Jan. 18. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Leop, ton Cat TURING SUPf 13 (S WF* p.a mA'Ui p*?S i- r/ """ ox^E: R s SU PERN a r v. /v/M/iz vffW/r ^/y i// rv^w^ x EW C. A. CA4f*>&?/. L. e.?~. ?**-?-* u Zir opprery e. AS**# *<?? ^PA^PAISGWAM A W/ t~4#A k MAC** P?-r# c.A.jA/tcer LSjrre 't* SUPERVISORS wish lo use this methc h of you the very best in 1957. S ? Continued he and Sandy, Mr. and Mrs. J. ind B. Gilliam and Keith visited in Easley over the week end. son We didn't get to see Louise Mr. Martin Christmas, but we i. know she had a Merry Christthe mas and a Happy New Year. CARD OF THANKS s a I want to thank everyone for the fine pounding and ara gms auring my receni niness THE CLOTHMAKER tmJi RVISORY PER; i)5? E" V ??4!f \ /V. *M eie: r s ^l^r /iso rsi A J rz tueAf n "? f 'r. v * ' ? j.M "c/.-> ? JC-^C <.-y ? '~^S?TT .- A A - V." 1QQP * irk^k w rj rr? e i-.w/T-ajFj- * 4 *M/vn&4*r< ? >d to 'hank the employees of Clinton Mi and hospitalization. A special Nellie thanks to the Moose and to Moon Weaving No. 3, third shift, holidi for the gifts for the children. Mr. Everything was gratefully well i appreciated. Davis Clark Meadors the Wilm SPOOLING M . 1ST SHIFT By Kale Riddle wc,ck Happy New Year to all. Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore childi and son, Steve, visited Mrs. and c Ms >ONNtL m ?.?*?* U4*/A/ Ave 4T4 ' *"L A/4+f* %' */ s Her**# ?. r<)s '->" "C e r.f 4#<&? . .? fc*v m rm rj. r #r*r m. as pi*" ills for their loyal support ? Babb and Mr. Bon ? in Laurens during the tys. and Mrs. Neuffer Crcsind Mr. and Mrs. Arthur and son, Maxic, spent Christmas holidays in ington, Delaware, with ind Mrs. Buddy Blacker and family. >. Sallie Johnson and en. Mrs. Ovell Woody hildren visited Mr. and JANUARY. 1957 Mrs. J. A. DeLoach in Saluda Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Garner and children of Chester and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Carr and children of Aiken spent Christmas with Mrs. John Hedspeth. Mrs. HedsU 'o T * r ?vi p\~LU O OVMI, IJLWI 1, VVIIU lO Iff the U. S Air Force called her Christmas and that made her Christmas very Merry. Mr. and Mrs. Arzo Ivester and family spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. George Smith in Martin. Ga. Mrs. Grace Blight and children visited in Laurens during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Wilson and son of Greenwood spent Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Riddle. Happy Birthday Betty Ann Johnson, January 29th. Claude Kernells, Jan. 29th Joan Burgess. Jan. 8th. Neuffer Creswell, Feb. 11. We of the first shift had a very nice dinner on Friday before Christmas. Mr. Oakley, our supervisor, gave us a nice dinner of fried chicken, cole slaw, freneh fries, pickles, hot rolls and drinks prepared by Mrs. Oakley and brought to our work by his son, Frank. We all enjoyed it and after eating we exchanged gifts. We want to thank Mr. Oakley and we especially thank Mrs. Oakley for preparing it. May all have a very Happy and Prosperous New Year! SPOOLING 2ND SHIFT By Sara Lawson Mrs. Perry Chasteen, from Anderson, visited her sister, Mrs. Ed Young. Mrs. Ed Young was a re cent visitor in Spartanburg. Mr. and Mrs. William Woodard visited Mrs. Woodard's aunt in Pacolet. We are glad to have Callie Fowler back after being out sick. Clarence Ma lone spent Christmas with Mi*, and Mrs. Curtis Malone. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rhodes were called to Greenville due to the death of Jack's sister, Mrs. Ruth Wynn. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Lawson and children visited Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Copeland and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Copeland re cc*n i iv. Misses Sallie and Mary Frances Nabors and Mr. Clarence Lawson were recent quests of Mr. and Mrs. Miles Lawson. Mrs. Lester Lester. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Cannon and children visited relatives in Toccoa, Cla. Mrs. Ott Stone spent Christmas with relatives in Greenwood and Ninety-Six. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rhodes were the supper quests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Honeycutt of Joanna during the Christmas holidays. Mrs. Abelina Evans spent the weekend with relatives in Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Terry, Mr. and Mrs. Arzo Ivester visited Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ivester. Mrs. Lavonia Phillips and Mrs. Wesley Ivester spent the weekend in Spartanburg. Mr. and Mrs. William (Continued on Page 7)