Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Odis Hampton died January 28th in Miami, Fla. He was the nephew of Mrs. Mamie Banks. We miss Ruby Gregory since she has been out sick. Hope she will be back soon. Mrs. Marion Meade returned to work about an operation at Spartanburg General Hospital. Bertie Willis underwent an operation in Greenville General Hospital and is now doing nicely. Frankie Meade had his tonsils removed January 21st and is doing nicely. Carl Lynch has returned to work after a long leave of absence. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Satterfield carried their little girl, Dianne, back to the Roper Hospital in Charleston, S. C., January 17th for a check up. They were accompanied by Mrs. A. J. Satterfield, Earl Satterfield, and Joyce Ginn. Mrs. Blanche Rochester announces the wedding of her brother, A2 c William Bobo to Miss Dora Bortz of Kirksville, Missouri. They were married January 20th in Missouri. Mrs. Wendell Starnes and children visited her mother, Mrs. Sue Hanley, last weekend. Mrs. A^nes Scott spent the weekend in Greenwood, S. C., with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Prince. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ficklin and family attended a birthday dinner at Kershaw, S. C., for her mother. Mrs. Philys, last Sunday. We want to welcome to our department Fav Chumbly of Laurens. Happy birthday to Joseph George. He was 12 years old February 8. Mrs. W. M. George was 42 years old February 12th. Mr. W. M. George was 58 years old February 11th. Patsy Ann Bradley was 2 years old January 7th. Peggie Rowe was 17 years old January 17th. Miss Vera Bellue has been a patient at Blalock Clinic. Hurry and get well, Vera, we miss you. Mrs. Myrtice McPeters has returned to her home in Macon, Ga., after spending some time with her daughters and son, Lucille Edmonds and Jack McPeters. Clayton Edmonds is able to be back in school after being ill with flu. i ^ Jyfc mjf^ Dianne celebrated her 7th birthday Jan. 29. She is the daughter of Mrs. Florence Proctor, Clinton No. 3 Spinning. Eddy McPeters has returned home in Warrenville after staying a few weeks with his sister, Mrs. Mary Ellen Woodward. We extend our sympathy to the Heaton family in the death of their father and grandfather, Mr. L. C. Heaton. Mav God comfort you all. NO. 2 SPINNING 3RD SHIFT By Ruby Deadwyler Hi, news time again and here is your reporter with the latest news. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pope are proud to announce the adoption of a babv girl, 1 and one-half years old. Her name is Linda Faye. Mary Earl Roland spent the weekend with her grandmother, Mrs. Julia Wilson. Robert Ballew spent the weekend with his mother, Selma Ballew. Ruby King and Bobby Seyniore visited Elizabeth Holden. Mrs. Clara Smith, mother of Rubv Gentry, has been ill and in the Anderson Hospital, but has improved and returned home. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Shockley will celebrate their 27th wedding annive sarv February 22. Susan Harmon was 8 years eld December 17. Johnny Harmon was 10 February 16. Ruth Cook had a birthday February 12. Mrs. Janie Harris, mother of Lizzie Harris, is ill at her home. We are glad to have Elizabeth Holden back from a leave of absence. We welcome the new comers to our department: Louise McCoy, Virginia Dixon, Allene Kav, and Leonard Medlin. Kathv Gentry, daughter of Ruby Gentry, is sick. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Waters announce the arrival of a baby boy. He has been given the name of Douglas Benjamin. 1 r,? 1 1 wen, au fctrt: juu ntrxi month. NO. 3 SPINNING 2ND SHIFT By Lucille Edmonds We are sorry we haven't been able to give you any news of our room the last couple of months, but it was I i Carol Thornton recently cele brated her 5th birthday. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Let Thornton of Clinton Mills. THE CLOTHMAKER due to the illness and death of my husband which I want to say that we deeply appreciate everything that anyone of you did in any way, meals, 1 1 rwirnrc 1 ?v\ n onrl JIV/YVV-IlJ, IllUIltJ , OIIU prayers. I want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart, and may God's richest blessings be with you all. It is very nice to live and work with such nice people. We also want to sympathize with Mrs. Lilly Waddell in the death of her husband. Mr. Pierce Waddell. May God comfort her is our prayers. We also extend sympathy to Mildred Holbert and fam ily in the death of her brother-in-law, Mr. Hill. We are sorry to learn that Mr. Harold Burgess' brother is a patient in Greenville Hospital. We wish him a speedy recovery. Agnes Walker was dinner guest of her sister, Mrs. Eulila Owings, on Wednesday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Owings also had as their visitors recently Mrs. Owing's brother from Thomasville, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. William Mnmlur nf nromnnllo Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Owings and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clem, of Anderson, visited their brother, Oscar Garner, in Union recently. Mrs. Sarah Peavv and family visited her moti in Enoree recently. We are proud to have Monlee Ivester back with us after being out for some time due to an operation which she spent some time in Spartanburg Hospital. We congratulate Myrtle Johnson, who became the bride of Mr. Lester Tucker on December z4th by the Kev. Beaslev. We wish them many years of happiness. Little Dianne Proctor was honored on her 7th birthday with a party given by her classroom at school. She was remembered with several gifts, after which they played games and served refieshments. Mr. and Mrs. Denton Humphries and family visited their daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Childress, in Honea Path last weekend. SP Arlis Meade visited his mother, Mrs. Marion Meade, for 10 days. Mrs. Pearl Waldrop came home from Spartanburg Gen' eral Hospital last Wednes day. Tommie Griffin, from Atlanta, Ga., visited Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Griffin from Laurens yesterday. Birthdays Fr?ida Foster, Jan. 15th. Grady Stevenson, Feb. 4th. Calvin Martin, Feb. 11th. Ronnie Hedspeth, Feb. 16th. Richard Finlev, Feb. l()th. Ethel Lvnch. Feb. 8th. Claudy Holbert, Jan. 30th. Larrv Burton was 8 years old Jan. 30th. Sammy Samples was 8 years . old Feb.' 7th. Roger Dale Hanley was 6 years old Feb. 10th. NO. 3 SPINNING 3RD SHIFT By Lydia Todd Helen Butler spent several days recently in Rockingham, N. C., with her sister. Lydia Todd and little Johnnie Deadwyler spent the weekend m Greenwood with Mrs. R. E. Derrick. Maxie Garrett of Tampa, Fla., spent the weekend in Laurens with his mother, Bertie Reid. Mrs. Nettie Praga and daughter of Greenwood spent Sunday recently with Ruby Deadwyler and Lydia Todd. Birthdays Johnnie and Donnie Reid, 4 : r tv /i r> 4 : _ n?: j iwin suns i)i mis. dui ui' neiu, had a birthday December 21. David and Robbie Lambert had birthdays in January. Mildred Long had a birthday January 31. Mrs. Dan Osborne had a birthday January 27. Also little Gary had one on January 16. Harley Ann Smith will have a birthday February 21. John Moore had a birthday February 17. With The Sick Frank Lee was a patient in Hays Hospital for a few days. Mr. Lee is Pearl Cannon's father. Guynell Knighton is sick We hope she will soon be able to return to work. Margaret Fulmer is sick. Our gift club will go to Panarama Lodge February 16 for a chicken supper. SPOOLING By Sara Lawson Mrs. Jane Hilley of Toccoa, Ga.. visited her children, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ivester Mrs. Lavonia Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ivester. Mrs. Perry Chasteen. of Anderson, visited her sister, Mrs. Edd Young, recently. Gerald D. Satterfield, S. A., from Corpus Christi, Tex., has returned after spending an eighteen day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Satterfield. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rhodes and children were recent visitors in Greenville. Mrs. Lester Ivester and Mrs. Ott Stone have been pa Cub Pack 138 Reorga Under the capable leadership of Mrs. Harry Foster, Mrs. Clarence Brookshire, Mrs. John Tucker and Mrs. Harold Hampton, pack 188 of the Clinton Mills Community was reorganized. Much interest has been shown bv the parents and scouts as they FEBRUARY, 1957 tients at the Blalock Clinic. Mr. Sidney Brown of Buffalo and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ealy visited Mr. and Mrs. Miles Lawson. We sympathize with Mrs. Junie Malone in the death of her father, Mr. L. C. Heaton. Happy birthday to: Jack Rhodes, Feb. 10. Kay Rhodes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rhodes, Feb. 17. Mrs. William Woodard, Feb. 18. Rickie Fowler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Buck Fowler. Debbie W i 1 s o n, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edd loung, Jan. ^4. SPOOLER ROOM 3RD SHIFT By Beulah Stewart Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Seav, who announced the birth of a son on Jan. 15. Sidney Brown visited Mr. and Mrs. Miles Lawson recently. Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor, of Charlotte, visited Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ealy recently. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ealv will celebrate a wedding anniversary on March 5. Happy birthday to Lib Womble whose birthday is March 10, also Sherry Faye Henderson on Feb. 11. We would like to extend cur deepest sympathy to Mrs. Beulah Stewart whose husband passed away recently. CARD ROOM NO. 2 3RD SHIFT By Daniel L. Dunaway Mr. Carl Lusk will have a birthday February 16. Mrs. C. T. Hamrick, of Greenwood, visited her son, Mr. J. R. Hamrick and family this weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Mclvin Hoi combe have been married eleven years February 16. Mrs. F. J. Blackwell visited her son. Mr. Edmond Blackwell and family. We know that Mr. and Mrs. Bovette and son are enjoying country life now that they live there. Sorry that Mr. J. O. Chitwood and H. E. Holder have (Continued on Page 8) nized HuJ^B r> ||C^^H| ^ ^^^fjjllxij *"' ^Bk ^kr^H I r b jr*W Rv c F^| meet each Tuesday evening with the Den Mothers. Parents, if your boy is between f> and 11 years old and has not joined the Cub Scouts, call one of these Den Mothers and let her explain how Cub Scouting will help your son.