Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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JULY, 1957 week in Boone, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Dunaway and daughter spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lawson near Clinton. Mrs. Betty Lawson visited witn ivirs. Jim Lawson for a few days. Mrs. Pearl Foster visited Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Burden in Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Anderson and Mrs. Pearl Foster spent a day in the mountains of North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. .Top Sam Caughman and daughters spent several days at Myrtle Beach during the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. Ruby Lydia and son. Jimmy, visited Folly Beach during the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. Denty Humphries and family visited Cherokee Mountains during the holidays. Mrs. Ed Dunawav and daughters visited Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Lee at Myrtle Beach during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Dunawav visited Mr. and Mrs. George Young in Danville, Va., during their vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Gilliam and family. Miss Linda Chapman and Mrs. Carl Heaton and family spent the week at Folly Beach. Mrs. J. W. Smith. Mrs. Bud Parkman, Melisa and Patsy Burdette and Delores Brookshire spent a few days at Folly Beach. nnnv nnoc /-??> to: Rov Lydia, whose birthday was July 6. Dan Dunaway celebrated a birthday July 21. SPINNING NO. 3 3rd Shift By Lydia Todd We hope each and everyone had a nice vacation. Eula Smith and children spent a few days with her father in Batesbure. Mr. and Mrs. Truman Leopard and Lawrence and Frances Reece vacationed in Massachusetts. Hazel Wells spent the week with her husband PFC Bill Wells in Columbus, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cannon and children spent the week in Lenoir, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Sar. Icrs vacationed in Charleston. Well good for you, Joan Sanders, for winning the prize at Gray Court for catching the largest Catfish. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Thornton and family spent several days in the mountains. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Fulmer and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Fustes Taylor of Gilbert. Mrs. Zara Lee Sharp. Mrs. Pearle Bedenbaugh and Mrs. Karl Crapps and boys visited Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Fulmer. Helen Butler and Rossie Averv visited in Favetteville, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Shorty Reid and family spent the week in the mountains. Lvdia Todd, Mrs. J. E. Derrick, Mrs. Nettie Praga and children, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Derrick and daughter of Greenwood spent the week at Tvbce Beach, Ga. Second ^cucm m Activity at Clinton and Lydia Pools is at an all time high. Although these pools provide swimming lun and pleasure to hundreds of employees, their children and grandchildren, there is a certain amount of serious busier _ -? ? .TT >3 - 1* Don Rhame instructing a clai of "Flutter-boards," Left to righl Billy Butler, Randy Campbell. Birthdays -Tnnnitn T onnorrl Tulx* 0 ^ Truman Leopard?July 27. Thclma Nelson and Jean Nelson?July 27. Rubv R. Deadwvler ? July 13. Mr. R. L. Leathers?July 4. Roy Lvdia?July H. Pearl Cannon?June 5. Linda Cannon?June 17. Johnny Deadwvler ? June 30. Mrs. Lillie Brazill?July 14. n.veivn ivieann?juiv 11. Mr. L. F. Fulmer?July 28. SPOOLING 2nd Shift By Sara Lawson Mrs. Lester Ivester, Mildred Wilkinson, Mrs. Irene Adams and Furman Adams visited relatives in Aiken. Mrs. Ivester and Mildred U7i 1 1/ i ole/\ i?iri fnrl tives in Toccoa, Ga. They went to Toccoa Falls and Lake Louise during their vacation. Mrs. Ott Stone had as her guests Mrs. Inez Clark from Laurens and Mr. and Mrs. .Toe Anderson from Joanna. Mrs. Stone went to see her brother. Felon McBride in THE CLOTHMAKER r"fl|^HL ' - ^-^ QB?| l^fc> %SjL Pool Staff? ? CLINTON ? "S Fhame, ' Pal" Fuller. Alan Trammi ncss in the form of swimming instruction constantly in progress. To-date this year. 140 vnuno npnnlo havo K o o n f V. .i taught to swim in regularly scheduled classes. Soon to begin is an adult class for ss in a proper kick stroke by use t. James Hornsby, Buddy Greene, Georgia. Mrs. Lavonia Phillips visited in Greenville recently. We are glad to know that little Kay Rhodes is able to be home even though she is still in a cast. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rhodes and children and Miss Barbara Brazil went to the mountains. % f n i xt i* ' i\irs. lci loung ana aaugnter, Carolyn Ann. spent a day in Asheville and the mountains during vacation week. Mrs. Abelina Evans was given a surprise birthday dinner on June 9th by Mrs. Ruby Lee Crawford of Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. William Woodard and children visited Mrs. Woodard's mother. Mrs. W. F. Carroll, at Elberton, CI a., recently. A I.... n ? ? u ~ P..1W? 1V1I d. U v 1 I II tt V_ 11 1 Ul I UMMI spent her vacation in Aiken with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Culbertson. Her daughter. Linda Culbertson, visited her recently. McDonald Craine and his son. McDonald, Jr., went to the mountains near Asheville for their vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Lawson ;^Pt^ onny" King, Beth Trammell. Her ell. women. Junior and Senior Life Saving Courses, plus competitive swimming and diving meets. The pool staff, which carries on a greater part of the class instruction is assisted by the mill Athletic Direc^ ~~ 7 - " ?? 7 *-> L *t A? J#/ * "Sonny" King instructing Wa stroke while Billy Butler. Buddy < and children visited Mr. and M rs. W. D. Bishop and family near Joanna recently. Happy birthday to Roland Burden, son of Mrs. Maggie Burden, on July 19th. SPOOLING 3rd Shift By Bill Lowery Mrs. Kat Womble and Mrs. Dock Dover visited in Lexington reeentlv. Miles Lawson and family moved into their new home in the country recently. Diane Morgan, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Morgan, was 2 yrs. old on the 12th of July. Daisey Bell Henderson enjoyed a nice trip to Trenton, New Jersey, during vacation. Mrs. Mary Sue Ealv spent a few days in Hendersonville during vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Seav and family spent two days of their vacation in the Smokies. Flonnie McWaters spent a few days with her mother in Great Falls, S. C., during the 4th. Martha Samples celebrated a birthday July 2 and her son, 7 ?j|IH H . ^B^B* iry Chandler, Jr. LYDIA ? Don tors. Close supervision by the lifeguards in the interest of the safety of all swimmers, and fine cooperation by the swimmers make a program of this type a success and pleasure. yne Butler in the American crawl Greene, and James Hornsby watch. Gerald, will have a birthday July 24th. SPINNING NO. 3 2nd Shift By Lucille Edmonds Sure hope everyone had a nice vacation and glad to be back at work. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Barker visited relatives in Fork Shoals over the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Richardson and family spent a few days in Whitmire with relatives. Mary Bradley and children visited relatives in Lockhart over the holidays. Mr. Homer Casey and family enjoyed a trip to Wash(Continued on Page 8) ACCIDENTS There's at least one of these back of every accident: I don't know I don't care I forgot What's the use? It can't happen to me I can look out for myself This safety stuff is all "balonev".