Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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JUNE. 1957 j0? ^ iftHi^i WEAVING 1st Shift By Sara Jenkins Hello there, here we are again with news of you and your friends. The weatherman keeps saying no, but it m..r* U? ~? *: UlLiai UL- SUIIIIIlt'l UII1C, for they're cleaning out the pool today. Won't the kids he happy next week? Mr. and Mrs. Milton Milam were recent Sunday visitors of the latter's sister, Mrs. Sadie Grant, in Spartanburg. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Burdette attended the funeral of Mrs. Burdette's uncle, J. W. Wiles, of Iva, on May 25. The Jimmy Mays recently visited Mrs. Joe Oulla of Augusta, Ga. Mrs. Frances Meeks and children spent Saturday in Spartanburg with her sister, Mrs. W. H. Callahan. The John Gallmans and little daughter, Teresa, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Riley in Rock Hill on Sunday. The Rav Boozers recently visited the Donald Boozers in their new home at Hartsville. Mrs. Agnes Williams has received word that her sister, Mrs. Daisy Lewis, has ar rived safely in Stuttgart, Germany, where her husband. Sgt. Bill Lewis, is stationed. They will be there lor a three year tour of duty. Friends of Mrs. J. H. Crowe will be interested to know that she is much improved after an illness and left Saturday for an extended visit with her daughter and sonin-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry 11^11 1 All 1_1 xiuimuu, in AiiL-naaie. one was accompanied bv her daughter. Mrs. Sara Jenkins and Mrs. Mattie Harvey whe returned on Sunday. A hearty welcome to a newcomer, James Campbell and to Charlie James anci Carrie Gallman transfers from the second and thirc shift. g \ Eugene and Jerry are the har Lydia Mills. 1 Very happv to report that Mrs. Jimmy Mays is back with us after a stay in the Laurens Hospital. The Edgar Burdettes and Herman visited the Wilson Campbells in Charlotte recently. The Joe Corleys attended the funeral of Mrs. Corlev's uncle, Mr. Rufus Strickland, in Columbia. tJirinaays Donnie Ballew was 6 years old on May 31. Jimmie Patterson will be 7 years old on June 20. Barbara Jo Todd was 19 years old on June 6. Daisy Lewis celebrates a birthday June 18. Eloise Cannon celebrated her birthday June 2. (but she won't tell us how old she is). Johnny Cannon was 11 years old May 15. Happy Anniversary to: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corley celebrated their 18th anniversary on June 2. Mr.'and Mrs. T. O. Williams observed their 31st anniversary on June 4. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Todd celebrated their 20th anniversary on May 28. Sorrv to report that James Knight is out with a sore hand. Our "Secret-Pal" club in Weave Room =2 recently had a lovely Easter party at the home of Mrs. Frances Meeks with Mrs. E. C. Burdette 1 serving as co-hostess. Gifts were exchanged and delicious refreshments were served. Everyone reported they had a wonderful evening. Don't know any more news, folks, so will sign off for this time. Remember to drive ? safely and above all ? work safelv Sop vnn npvt month I CARD OF THANKS I Wo wish to take this oppor; tunitv to thank our friends i and neighbors for their many kindnesses to us during the M Q."'" idsome sons of Mrs. Lillian Forrester, HE CLOTHMAKER death of our beloved wife < and mother. May God bless < each of you. THE S. J. TODD FAMILY < WEAVE ROOM 2nd Shift By Roberta Prince Mr. Ernest Armstrong of Rock Hill and Alvin Arm- i strong of Gastonia, N. C., j visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl < Armstrong Sunday. Also Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Morgan of Columbia visited her sister, Mrs. Armstrong, and Mr. ; Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Hughey had a very successful fishing < trip down on the Santee- i Cooper River. They caught 16 Rock Bass last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl McAlister and son of Williamston, N. C., visited Mrs. McAlisa A - i * n ler s parents, mi. anu mis. W. J. Franklin, during the weekend. Mrs. Nellie Sherfield and sisters. Mable and Betty, visited friends in Spartanburg Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Atkinson and son visited the Isle of Palms during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Webb Taylor will celebrate their anniversary on June 15. Little Diane Sherfield celebrated her birthdav on June 11. WEAVING 3rd Shift By Margaret Donald Hi Folks, Well here is another month gone by and this time next month we'll all be planning a long vacation. First your reporter wishes to thank everyone for their help in finding our son. Skipper. last month when he was lost in the woods over night. Everyone was so nice and it was all greatly appreciated. Thanks again from all my family. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ledford spent the weekend in Georgia visiting relatives. Wanda Gail Attaway will be 5 years old June 19. Mr nnr) \Trc T actor Wnrric spent the weekend in Greenwood with Mr. and Mrs. Casey Abercrombia. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Harris celebrated their first wedding anniversary June 5. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary June 8. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dean Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Cook, Lydia Mills, was 8 years old May 30th. celebrated their tenth wed- y ding anniversary May 19. c Little Sherry Armstrong, ti daughter of Mr. and Mrs. c Earl Armstrong made Honor Roll in school this year. h Betty Jo Overstreet cele- f brated her birthday June 11. The Garel Satterfield fam- o ily, the J. C. Atkinson family l. and Mrs. Taylor and Buck (. Gilstrap, Jr., all enjoyed a o visit to the Isle of Palms over C the weekend. On our sick list this month s are Mrs. Ruth Ammons and F Mrs. Roy Campbell. d Mr. and Mrs. J. W. South s celebrated their first wedding anniversary April 7. v Mrs. Carrie Gallman is s really missed on the third g shift even if she did get the s first. t We welcome to the third cViift Mrc Rpha T~ii 1 r> o xiroxr _ Billy Pace, Joyce Ginn and c Sidney Hazel. y SPINNING t 1st Shift t By Mary Ellison s Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bryant and family of Columbia spent y a day with Mr. and Mrs. Bill t Nelson. c Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O'Shields, % Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ballard and Peggy visited Mount j Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O'Shields j visited Mr. and Mrs. Arley ^ Ellison in Ware Shoals. *r Visiting the Jennings Cooks last week were Mr. and Mrs. Arlee Guy of Canton, N. C., \ and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cook of Asheville. N. C. Mr. and Mrs. John Davis , and family spent a weekend in Greenville with Mrs. Davis and Mr. J. R. Dill. ' Vivian Godfrey went on a ^ picnic with Wattsville High 1 School. She accompanied her j aunt, Ruth Fulmer. Mr. and Mrs. "Sheet" Cole- 1 man and sons. Walt and Joe. attended the Ranch in Fountain Inn a Saturday night. Lierald Dean iSatterfield re- < cently spent a 10-dav leave ' with his father. David Satter- ' field. 1 Birthdays Ruth Satterfield?June 13. 1 Little Barrv Pace, son of 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Pace, was 2 years old June 11. Their other son. Darrell. will he 4 years old July 1. Sharon Reeder?June 15. Peggy Ballard?June 3. Teddy Davis?May 16. Linda Lave?May 19. Jerry Satterfield?June 30. Betty Campbell?May 28. Gloria Faye, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. "Skeet" Coleman was five vears old June 1. Jimmy Alexander?June 6. Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O'Shields ?June 30. SPINNING 2nd Shift By W. N. Nabors Well this month roallv went by didn't it? The best thing we have to report is there is not as much sickness this time. Your reporter had dinner at Laurens on Sunday, the 26th, and had the privilege of eating dinner with my five sisters for the first time in 5 ears. My only brother ouldn't come, so we made he most of it, but I really njoyed myself. Tommy Moore, our second and, is still enjoying his ishing. We were very sorry to hear f the death of Mr. Jones, an ncle of Mr. Fred Bodie, our )verseer. Also of the mother f Mrs. Mae Nelson of Aiken 'ounty. Mr. Pat Nelson is on the ick list, he has the mumps, teminds us of childhood avs. But we hope for him a peedy recovery. I see we are losing a good i/arn soinner to the third r I hift. Well someone has to ain when we lose. We hope he enjoys working on the hird shift. We welcome to the second hift Sarah Young. Also Ben prouse and John Stone, who las been on the first shift. Well it has been a pleasure o bring this news because here hasn't been very much ickness to report. Lizzie Davis and Lillie Mae seal of the Spooling Dept., elebrated a birthday Sunlav, June 2nd. Neither said vhich one it was. Lizzie Davis' son celebrated iis birthday June 7th. Well, will close by saying, day the Lord bless and keep :cu all until we meet again iext month. /ocational Classes Feted Clinton and Lvdia Mills vere host on May 25 to 35 ?mployees who recently cornDieted vocational classes in oom, card, and spinning rrame fixing at a supper held it Panorama Lodge. Joel Cox gave the invocation prior to the supper. J. B. Templeton. Vice-President, spoke briefly to the group and extended his personal congratulations and commended them for their desire and efforts in obtaining additional job skills. He concluded by saying that, "the same and similar classes will be held in the future when there is sufficient interest among groups of employees who are qualified to absorb and benefit from the training". Unit cards were presented to the following who had successfully completed the requirements: Spinning Frame Fixing: James McElhannon. James W. Nelson. Fred Patterson, John Campbell, Billy McGee, 1 \ /-I /-> R ro -711 Vnrman VT i i m _ phries. and Rufus Har.dback. Oscar Kinard, Van Oxner, Joe Caughman. instructors respectively for the Loom, Card and Spinning Frame fixing classes, each had words of praise for the students who were interested in class instructions and loyal in their attendance. |Ourv*y? * how-Most Accident* dont Jv*t ar? careles5.lv i unpl?mnep j