Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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8 * r^TT UJJCli MANUFACT 4 " -*? ? .jJ. | 4 w&K ? ' #'A/a XA.JNMftMPMi "We wish for each employee a 1956 is greatly appreciated. . . . NEWS ITEM Mr. and Mrs. Ray Campbell had as their guests through the holidays, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bruce and Linda of Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Carrol visited the H. C. Carrols of Newberry last weekend. Jimmy says Santa Claus didn't come to see him and all he asked for was Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell. Jane Motte, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Motte. celebrated her 3rd birthday January 12th. ta Co URING SU1 19 ( I p.s OV E F S UPE uu u* cm. s.m. ko&k TC. UK. MX TfMXLXTi. nd family of Lydia the best of < re are sure it will continue thro S AT LYDIA The Skinnie Gregorys h as their guests throui Christmas Mr. and M Johnson of Spartanburg, ai Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Elanza der and family of Union. Mr. Kenneth Armstroi and his brother visited t Ernest Armstrongs of Ro Hill, Christmas. Wanda Gav, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Major Cra ford, was 6 years old Janua 9th. Mike and Jimmie Starn celebrated their birthdays THE CLOTHMAKER ttonJj PERVISORY PE "St 56 f. . T*EA*. 3 /s Ml 1^7 T+ich-m-TO /*/ ' * > ?SEERs RVISORS H 21 ?" *- ***?. m m.a jver/thing during 1957. Your cooperati ughout the New Year." M i L /i v- ....... iu? i^vLtniu^i . mir\L o w no inc: 15th and Jimmie's the 23rd. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Culpepper celebrated their anni? versarv December 29. ad i*h SPINNING & SPOOLING, rs. NO. 1 & 2. 1ST SHIFT nd By Mary Ellison n- Bim Willard and family from California are visiting n^ the Claud Willards. Bim has he been in the Navy 10 years, ck He has now joined the Air P orce. of Herbert Davis and family w- from Ware Shoals visited ry Mrs. Addie Coleman. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O'Shields ies and Mickey visited Mr. J. B. in Wasson in Fountain Inn. KitoA RSONNEL I I A I ~SL Pf / *& " * 11A t/w r <M?r/ ,wivy v &*nM*>.rAt on in all areas of work during For supper quests, Mr. and Mrs. O'Shields had Neil Dailey from University of Tenn., Ann Lowman from Joanna and Joe Dailey from Clinton, Mickey, Sharon and Johnnie Reeder. Sgt. and Mrs. Coy O'Shields and small son of Kentucky visited the J. B. O'Shields during Christmas. Mrs. rvcu:~i^i~ ?i? r wvjiutrins iiif lurrner rsarhara McLendon. Wc are glad to have Bernost Bailey back with us. Claude McElhannon, who is in the Navy, spent Christmas at home. Mrs. Lizzie Hawkins spent Christmas with her son, Harold, who lives in Seneca. JANUARY. 1957 Mr. and Mrs. James Watson, of Lancaster, have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Wright. Mrs. Watson is the former Bobbie Nell Wright of Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Mart Satterfield and Linda, Mr. and Mrs. George Avery, Mrs. Charles Cobb and Pearl visited Dorothy and James Satterfield of Charleston during the holidays. Roy Waldrop from Anchorage, Alaska, is visiting his father, John Waldrop. Roy is going back to Alaska this spring. Mrs. Lula Birchmore spent nUvicftVJOO iirit L rl n t 1 v^ui lovuiao wiui uci uaugiiici , Mrs. Connie Davis. Mr. Homer Sharp, from Lake City, spent Christmas week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Q u i n t o n Jones, Mrs. Frances Jones visited relatives in Greenville and Kingsport, Tenn. Quinton Jones is a patient at the V.A. Hospital. Mrs. Lillie Belle Miller visited her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Fulmer, who lives in Huntsville, Ala. Mrs. Alma Harvey spent Christmas holidays with her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Turner of Greenwood. The Bill Nelsons and Leland and Joan Hanna are going to Shriners Hospital Jan. 7. Mrs. Tharpe and Joanne visited friends during the weekend. Dolores and William Gregory arc the proud parents of a little girl born Dec. 5. Birthdays Mickey O'Shields, Jan. 8. Jimmy O'Shields, Jan. 7. Charlie Bull. Jan. 16. Pat Harvey, Dec. 21. Billy Harvey, Dec. 1. Mozelle Nelson. Jan. 22. Meldon Satterfield, Dec. 16. Wilma Coleman. Dec. 20. Ranson Coleman. Dec. 19. Ronnie Pace. Jan. 12. Wedding Anniversaries Mrs. Ola Dalton will celebrate her 33rd anniversary January 19. Katherine and Walter Patterson will celebrate their 7th anniversary January 21. Narvis Godfrey was married 19 years December 24. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Satterfield celebrated their 17th anniversary December 23. SPINNING 2ND SHIFT By W. N. Nabors The happiest woman anywhere Dec. 3rd was Mrs. Lena Revis. who heramo a grandmother that day. The next day she wore a smile all day and is still smiling over the event. Congratulations Lena and many more happy days. Your reporter and wife celebrated their 26th wedding anniversary Dec. 20. We spent Dec. 22 in Clearwater, S. C., and it rained all the time we were gone*. o : ? win oujjt-Tvisor wauca until the holidays to get sick. We are pleased that he is much better now and able to work. We are very sorry to learn that a brother of Mrs. Ollie Patterson, Mr. George Rice, passed away in Woodruff, S. C., recently.