Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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MAY, 19S7 WEAVING NO. 1 1st Shift By Sudie Putnam Whew! It's really hot weather and everyone's talking about going fishing. So if you're not a fisherman you're not in on the latest talk. Rev. and Mrs. Ken Joner and family and Mr. and Mrs. Perry Guest of Anderson visited Mayor and Mrs. Joe Terry recently. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Davis of Danville, Va., and Miss Edith Youngs of Riedville, N. C., spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Suttles. Mr. James S. Price visited relatives in Columbus. Ga., the past weekend. Yours truly and her family spent a weekend in Edgefield with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith. Mr. J. R. Cole and friends attending the boxing match at Municipal Auditorium in Spartanburg Thursday night. May 2, in which Jack Alexander was a participant. Mr. and Mrs. James Harris and family toured the Smoky Mountains, returning home bv way of Caesar's Head Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Suttles scent a weekend at Marion, N. C. Mrs. Robert Neal and Steve visited Mrs. Neal's father, Mr. J. J. L. Smith, in Salem, S. C.. Sunday. No one seems to be getting older in No. 1, but Nellie Price had a birthday May 10. WEAVING NO. 1 2nd Shift By Emily McNinch Coley and Bill Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Grange Campbell spent the weekend recently at Lake Murray. Dick and Bernice Harrill spent a weekend in Cowpens visiting the Harold Perrys. Miss Christine Gray visited in Abbeville. We are glad to report that Mrs. Harold Perry, daughter of the Dick Harrills is doing just fine after her recent illness. Birthdays Mrs. Inez Turner has a birthday May 16th. r,.i,at,, v i? UVMIIIIl> I 1 c t tl birthday May 19th. Junior Kirbv had a birthday April 16th. Rubv Kirbv had a birthday April 21st. Emily McNinch had a birthday April 15th. WEAVING NO. 1 3rd Shift By Joe Spillers Dot and Frank Lawson celebrated their 9th wedding anniversary in April, they also traded cars, a new 1957 Mercury. Fred and Sara Shelton and baby visited in Charlotte over the last weekend in April with the H. L. Baker family. They also traded cars, a 1956 Pontiac. Mrs. Minnie McCall. mother of Elbert McCall. is back in the General Hospital in Greenville. Joe Spillers celebrated a birthday May 1st. W*W'^1 Clayton, son of Mrs. Lucille Edmonds, Clinton Spinning, celebrated his 11th birthday May 11. WEAVING NO. 2 1st Shift By Mildred Klnard and Grace Wooten 11 i FV-kllrc How is everyone liking these Saturdays off? Sam Owens has been walking around with his head in the air! He plays ball with Joanna in the Central Carolina League, and they won the first two games they played with X e w b e r r y? Scores?9 to 2 at Joanna Apr. 26. and 7 to 5 Apr. 27. Pretty good, don't you think? Raymond Lawrence received a medical discharge from the Army recently, and is going to come back to work with us. Good Luck. Raymond. at.. j a i.... t? ? A\II. ctllU ouihmu :\llman had some very unexpected quests recently. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kirkbride of New Jersey dropped by to see them while on vacation. Mr. Allman used to take meals with them while he was in service. Mr. and Mrs. Dock Dover and Mickey, Mrs. Kate Evans. Mr. arid Mrs. J. O. Womble and Mr. and Mrs. James Amnions and daughter attended the funeral of Mrs. Ellen Ware in Anderson recently. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Barker and family and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sanders visited at Chimney Rock and Lake Lure on Easter Sunday. The fol THE CLOTHMAKER lowing Sunday they visited Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sanders in Spartanburg. Friends of Mrs. Ina Bell Hooper will be interested to know that she is scheduled to enter Greenville General Hospital May 25, and will undergo surgery May 27. We're all hoping and praying that it will be successful and that this will be the last operation necessary for a complete recovery. The doctors and Ina Bell herself have given us every reason to believe it will be. Just the same, she asks for your prayers. Happy to have Mr. Reynolds back with us after unoergoing surgery at Hays Hospital, and also Mrs. Fran ces Bradberry, who also has been a surgical patient at Hays. Glad to report that Mrs. Tolan Snelgrove, daughter of Mrs. Missouri Wilkie, is recuperating nicely at home after undergoing serious surgery at Greenville General Hospital. James Brcwington has returned to his home after being a patient at Laurens Hospital. John Henry Brewington is at home after a stay in Greenwood Hospital, but has to report back later. We're hoping they will both soon enjoy good health. Both are brothers of Newell Brewington. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Bovce ana cnnaren ol inman were recent visitors of Mr. Boyce's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davenport. Nancy Ann is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Leopard. Clinton Spooling. She celebrated her birthday April 25. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Lee of Myrtle Beach were recent weekend guests of Mrs. Lee's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cannon. B M2 Paul C. Arnold is spending a JO day leave with ins parents. Air. and Airs. J. L. Arnold. Paul will report to Charleston May 27th for 2 years' Shore Patrol. Mr. and Mrs. Derrill Bozard visited Mrs. Bozard's father, Mr. G. H. Canfield, and family in Carlisle recently. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Arnold and children of Hemingway were recent guests of relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kinard, Mrs. Alice Kinard and Mrs. Boyd Holtzclaw were visitors of relatives in Newberry recently. Mr. and Airs. Roy Kennedy and daughter were recent guests of Mr. Mathew Melton > ?*> 11~ TV* ? i ut vjiccnviiic. xvxx. xvxexiun is l seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Kuy- t kendall and family spent Easter Holidays with his mother, Mrs. Alice Kuykendall. Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Franklin Howell of Maxwell Field, Alabama, spent a recent weekend with Mrs. Howell's t parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar * Carley. ? Mr. and Mrs. Bootsie All- * man and sons visited Mrs. 1 Meredith Fortner in Ander- v son recently. * ^ n lei tsoaiswain L.. fc. ? Wood of Jacksonville, Fla., and Mr. and Mrs. Robert cWood and son of Greenwood * spent Easter Holidays with their mother, Mrs. Ora Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ellison have purchased a mobile home and moved to Orlando. Fla., where Mr. Ellison is employed with a printing company. Little Vickie Dover has chicken pox. We hope she'll soon be well. Birthdays Furman Adams, May 6. Virgil Webb, May 1. Mrs. Mae Cunningham. April 30. TV f c : 1 ** * ivicixy \^uiiiniigriam, iviay Mrs. Sam Owens. May 24. Edgar Ballew. April 18. Mickey Dover. 9 vrs. old. , May 10.* * 1 Connie Lynn Fowler, 10 1 vrs. old. May 9. Harold Fowler. 15 yrs. old. May 13. ^ Dianne Lyda, 8 yrs. old. April 12. Mrs. J. H. Hughes, May 9. j Rev. James Slaughter. Mav , 2 1 * c Mr. J. E. Braswell. Sr.. May 12. t Nell Bozard, April 24. Derrill Bozard. May 15. Joyce Handback, May 30. Claude Hughes, May 2. Margaret Wilkie, May 23. . Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hughes observed their wedding anniversary May 15. Raymond Tucker wishes to thank every one for the beautiful flowers and cards he received during his stay in the / ! Gary is the 10 year old son of Mrs. Rachel Taylor of No. 2 Spinning. Clinton Mills. hospital. Rav says he's glad to be back with everyone, and we're glad to have him back. The Rev. James Slaughter reports the closing of a very successful revival at the Fire Baptized Church on Beauregard Street. The Rev. W. W. 3 .Veaver was the visiting minster. We welcome Larry Thomas o our department. WEAVING NO. 2 2nd Shift By Inez Blackwell Well it's news time again, lilt SPPmc ac mi' 1 r??. uu i iw w v>ui xuir.a III ^o. 2 Weaving don't get [round much any more. I was loping news would pick up a )it with these nice long veekends we're having. Everyone is enjoying them at iome with their families. "Jim'' and "Lib"' Barnett njoyed a fishing trip recenty at Clark Hill. They spent he weekend down there, tfaybe they have caught all he fish in Lake Greenwood ind now they are going to try heir luck at Clark Hill. Hope hpv ratrVi a tnK full - - V-vv?* V. WWW 1UX1 UCA t ime. If you were tuned in to Channel 4 on your Television ;et recently and observed the wo most graceful dancers on he Saturday night Hoe Down, it was none other than 5am Madden and Mrs. Madien. Tommy Butler went fishng. but said he didn't catch inything all day except the lot sun. He got blistered. We regret that Mrs. Dave -.awson's father, B. E. Maylor. of Spartanburg, is seri)usly ill. We hope for a quick ecoverv. Mrs. Oliver Reynolds has ill U, , ir. U -^^11 III UUl 13 II1ULII utrntri lOW. Mrs. Beatrice Dyer has Deen a patient at Blalock Elospital. We miss you ' Bea" :o hurry up and get well. Lucy Robinson has reurned to work after being 11 two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Barker and son visited in ETharleston recently. Pat Landford celebrated his 12th birthday April 24. A dinler was given in his honor by dece and her husband at riemson. Frances Bradberry ind family and Mrs. Florine Scott and family also were linner guests. They all renembered Pat with gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Thornton ?nd children visited Mr. and Vlrs. Albert TimmL n Penileton recently. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Walton :elebrated their sixth wediing anniversary May 6th. dope you have many more. Lyn Rollins had a birthday Vlav 14th. She was 8 vears dd". (Continued on Page 4) Teresa Worth is the 13 year old niece of Mrs. Izell Campbell. Clinton Mills.