Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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APRIL. 1957 " : r ' * -^. J* j| f * * ^T^~zr_ j r^ ^a ' a "SBL?i WEAVING 1st Shift By Sara Jenkins Hello again, folks. Gee, but this is nice fishing weather, and they're really biting down at "Buzzard Roost." So why don't you go next Saturday and try your luck? Good iuck! Mrs. J. L. Riley and daughters from Rock Hill were vecent visitors of the John Gallmans. Miss Barbara Jo Todd and Miss Dale Edwards, students at General Hospital in Greenville, spent the weekend with the former's parents. Sorry to hear that Joe Todd is a patient at a hospital in Pensacola, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Culbertson and Randy, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Fuller and little son, Billv, and Harold Griffin were Saturday guests of the Furman Bratchers. Glad to report that Mr. Bratcher has now recovered from his re cent illness. Mrs. Sudie Grant continues ill at the home of her daughler, Mrs. Agnes Williams. Hope she's soon on the road to recovery. Mrs. Wilson Campbell and children of Spartanburg spent a recent weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Burdette. Mrs. Spurgeon Todd of Newark, New Jersey, spent the weekend at home. Their ?U i 1 v-iiuuicii, nuny, ivuKc ana Robert, returned home with her after spending the past several months with their aunt, Mrs. Joe Todd. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Milam spent the past weekend in Augusta with their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Chandler. Mrs. Frank Goss and children spent a recent weekend in Wadlev, Ga. Mr. J. E. Coker recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Willard and Mr. mKm v Barry is the handsome one year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pace, Lydia Mills. | 0^ -- ? Iff" 4 i&T n ^ H fS^SrjJ^ JM and Mrs. L'rowc, all of Cross Hill. The Rav Boozers were recent Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Palmer in Saluda. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spillers of Simpsonville were Sunday visitors of the T. O. Williams. Our deepest sympathy goes to Luther Rhodes in the tragic death of his sister, brother-in-law and niece, of Woodruff. Sfc. and Mrs. Willie Cannon. Mona and Johnny arrived home recently from Germany. They are visiting at the home of Mrs. Sara Jenkins. Stc. Cannons next assignment will be Fort Benning. Glad to welcome Walter Hughes, a newcomer to our department. The Harold Hamptons celebrated their 11th anniversary lecently. They, with the Clarence Brookshires, recently visited in Chester. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kitchens observed their 16th anniversary on March 19th. Birthdays Mrs. J. H. Crowe?March 28. Shirley Stone?15 vrs. old on March 20. Patricia Ann McCarson?7 vrs. old March 10. Thomas Meeks?15 vrs. old on March 17. Bye for now?see you next month. Luck with your fishing! WEAVING 3rd Shift By Margaret Donald Hi Folks, Been fishing? Sure is a lever for it going around and some of them are really catching them too. We had a bad accident here cn the village last month and we sympathize with the Satterfield and Crocker families in the death of their wife and U /1 \ ? S 1 \V- ! Darrel Pace is the four year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pace. Lydia Mills. THE CLOTHMAKEH daughter, Mrs. Virginia Crocker Satterfield. Mr. and Mrs. Lealand Hazel are proud of their new son, Larry Eugene, born on March 20. Michael Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson, was 4 years old April 2. Chuck Baker, son of Mrs. Virginia Baker, was 5 years old April 9. Mr. and Mrs. Reubin Overstreet and family and Mrs. Virginia Baker and Chuckv visited Mrs. Carl Dean in Belton recently. Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Conwell, parents of Mrs. Margaret Donald, have moved to Clinton from Kennesaw, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Donald and children, Mr. and Mrs. James Harrison and children were recent visitors of the T M. Donalds. Little Jeanette Mann, daughter of Mrs. Carl B. Mann, is visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Charles Daniel, in Greenville, S. C. Mrs. Hazel Mann celebrated a birthday April 7. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Carrol announce the arrival of another son, Brien Douglas, on March 30. Thomas Gregory had a birthday March 17 and his sister, Rebecca, celebrated one April 11. Kenneth Armstrong visited his brother, Ernest Armstrong, in Rock Hill and his sister in Gastonia, N. C., recently. Mrs. Nellie Pike celebrated u u; U J TV ft on IIC1 U1I UlUdV UII iVldl CI1 Mr. Harley Culpepper observed a birthday on April 3. Dovle Templeton, Jimmie Gregory and Frank Sinclair enjoyed the Rock 'N' Roll show in Greenville on April 2. SPINNING 1st Shift By Mary Ellison Mr. and Mrs. Mark Satterfield. Linda. Mr. and Mrs. George Avery and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Proffitt and son spent a weekend in Charleston with BM1 C and Mrs. James Satterfield. Mr. and Mrs. Bim Willard At- \\r;i MIIV4 VllliVUVli \ iOHCU 4U1. *> IIlard's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Willard, for a weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Patterson and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Bim Willard in Sumter. Mrs. Mozell Nelson and Ix?WmLf - |L Ht VMM w 'Jt n P. F. C. William Gregory, husband of Mrs. Delores Gregory, is stationed in Germany. Mrs. Gregory is employed at Lydia Mills. land were in Greenville April 1 for Leland's checkup at Shriners' Hospital. Jimmy O'Shields, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O'Shields, i has been promoted to A 2C. > Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dixon ( and children of Greenville r visited Mr. and Mrs. Quinton Jones. Mrs. Quinton Jones and Reba Dunnaway were in Greenville shopping recently. Little Leland Nelson and J. W. Davis have had the mumps. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wilbanks were in Leesville and Augusta, Ga., on business. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Overstreet and family of Clearwater spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Davis. Mr. and Mrs. "Skeet" Colem.in vicitfH Mr r?nH Mrc T B. McAlister. < Little Bobby and Jackie Lamb, sons of Mrs. Betty : Lamb, had a birthday April fi and 8. Birthdays Mrs. Peggy Avery, daugh- ( ter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Satterfield, will have a birthday April 21. : Mr. James McElhannon will have a birthday April 22 and his little daughter, Kathv, will be 1 year old April 25. Mrs. B e r n i c e Bailey? March 24. Mrs. Delores Gregory ? /\prn y. Mrs. Mary Ellison and brother. Walter Campbell. April 7. Gene Patterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Patterson, celebrated his 8th birthday March 29. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Willard, grandparents, gave him a party at their home. Leland Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nelson, was 7 \ ears old March 27. His mother entertained him and his little friends with a party. Little Ruebin Williamson, son 01 Mrs. Josephine Lawson. had a birthday March 21. Mrs. Gertrude Bull, mother of Mrs. Josephine Lawson. had a birthday April 4. Alice O'Shields?April 15. Mrs. Nina Howell and Cecil McLendon are out sick. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Reeder will have their 3rd wedding anniversary April 19. "Lefty" Williams wished to sincerely thank all his friends in the Spinning Room for the gifts he received from them recently for his new trailer. 4 I I * Elizabeth Ann is the five year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Stone of Lydia Mills. 5 SPINNING 2nd Shift By W. N. Nabors Mr. and Mrs. Wade Pen ungton celebrated tbeir 17th vedding anniversary April >th. We wish for them many nore happy anniversaries. This reporter got a happy surprise the 24th of March, ny youngest sister, who has 3een a patient in a T. B. HosDital in Cullen, Maryland, las been pronounced cured ind is making her home with nv father in Laurens. We have really had the sickness on this shift, Mary Patterson has just returned .0 work after having the flu; Horace Collins has just re 1 -/a a i_ _ ri ^11 .uuiea aner ine nu; ume Ruth Seay has returned to ivork after a leave of absence; Margie Stone was also ~>ut several days because of illness; Robert Lee Williamson returned to work after being out for six days with the virus flu. We understand the mother of Mae Nelson is seriously ill in the hospital at Aiken, S. C. We sure wish for her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. John Stone and their children went up to Paris Mountain this weekend. Everybody is talking about the mill going on five days, some sad, some glad. As for myself I will welcome some Saturdays off. Well as this winds up anT ttril 1 ol Ktr W L1 i i Hiuilkll X V> ill Uivoc UJ saying. May the Lord bless and keep you all until we meet again next month. CLOTH ROOM 1st Shift By Lillie Bell Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Wilks and children and W. H. Jackson visited Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Jackson in Columbia Sunday. Birthdays Major Crawford had a birthday March 19th. Kathleen Evans celebrated her birthday April 1st. Little Davev Roberts celebrated his 5th birthday April 11th. lone Wilks had a birthday April 12th. Sherrv Jackson celebrated her 8th birthday April 17th. Steve Jackson will celebrate his 11th birthday April 26th. *KSK"^^E*r~ jhKT Little "Kem" Gregory is the daughter of P. F. C. and Mrs. \t;.n r- "- - - - -? -- *f iiiiaui \jiryuj y. nci QQQ 15 stationed in Germany and mother is employed in Lydia Spinning Room. 1st shift. The proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Alexander.