Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 ri iutau uruir vLinivn ncvw*~ visited at Oteen Hospital Sunday. SPINNING NO. 1 1st Shift By Ruby Lydia and Vera Smith Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dunaway and family spent the weekend with Sp 2 and Mrs. Kichard Dunaway in Columbus. Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lydia and sons. Mrs. Roy Leathers and Mildred spent the weekend with her sister. Hazel Wells, in Columbus, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Anderson and Mrs. Pearl Foster went shopping in Greenville Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Braswell and Mrs. Grace Wooten visited Mr. and Mrs. Wirt Jennines and family of Columbia, S. C. Mr. J. C. Cannon of Greenwood spent the day with friends in Clinton. Mrs. A. H. Parkman, Mrs. J. B. Cathcart and Mrs. J. B. Cathcart, Jr., visited Mr. and Mrs. W. I. McDowell recently. Birthdays Louise Meadows ? October 21. Edgar Foster?6 yrs. old? October 10. Mrs. Martha Parkman ? October 20. Sick List Little Brian Blackwell is at home recovering from having his tonsils removed at Blalock Clinic. SPINNING NO. 3 2nd Shift By Lucille Edmonds Sorry we haven't been able to give you any news lately, will try to do better in the future. Mrs. Eulila Owings had as her dinner guests on Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clem 01 Anderson, Mrs. Agnes Walker and Mrs. Estell Owings. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wlvkui of Columbia also visited Mrs. Eulila Owings on Wednesday. ? //I ff #flt?l/l // Mr. Linder Garner of Thomasville, Ga., spent the weekend with his sister, Mrs. Eulila Owings. Mrs. Agnes Walker spent Friday with Mrs. Minnie Brewington and Mrs. Eulila Owings. Sorry to learn of Mrs. Margaret Baker's illness. Hope she will soon be well. Linda Edmonds suffered two broken fingers from a fall recently. Mrs. Rosa Neal and daughtor Mnrrmrot fmm WV^itmiro visited Mrs. Lucille Edmonds and children on Sunday. Birthdays Lindsey Jr. Odom ? September 18. Bobby Cooper?September 17. Marion Deadwvler ? September 25. Linda Gail Hames?August 9. Paggie Holland ? October 13. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Deadwvler celebrated their 5th wedding anniversary October 1. SPINNING NO. 3 3rd Shift By Patty Woolen Margie Campbell celebrated her 13th birthday October 21. Carolyn Campbell celebrated her 1st birthday October 10. Mr nnrl 1\/T c T TP TP * * 1~?? ataa. unu mio. u. X". 1 UlIIIL'l and family attended the Long reunion at Gilbert. Margaret F u 1 m e r celebrates a birthday October 29. W. L. Fulmer celebrates his 10th birthday October 24. Barbara Fulmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Fulmer, was married, September 11, to Bobby Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, of Camden, S. C. Donald Osborne celebrated his 9th birthday September 6. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Osborne celebrated their 10th anniversarv Sontomhor 19. Johnny Pcavy had his 6th birthday September 16. Mrs. Bobby Wooten enter THE CLOTHMAKEB tained her little daughtei Debbie, with a birthda party September 18. Debbi was four years old. SPOOLING 1st Shift By Kate Riddle Mrs. G. A. Green, Mr. I W. Matthews, Mrs. Bruc Crouch and Mrs. Hickmai all of Columbia, visited M and Mrs. Neuffer Creswe recently. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Folc and son, James, of August Ga., visited Mrs. Ethel Mi Ginnis over the weekend. Airman 1st Class Maxie Jc and Mrs. Hedspeth announc the arrival of a son, Mar Jeffery, September 24, i Missouri. Happy Birthday to: William Bright?October Mrs. Emma D e L o a c h October 5. Jean Johnson?October 1 James Johnson. Jr.?Oct ber 17. Lester Tucker, Jr. ? Oct ber 19. Joel Littleton?October 1 Mrs. Arzo Ivester ? Oct Jimmy Kcrnclls ? Octobt 13. Jackie Bigham ? Octob< 29. Grace Bright?October 2'. Ethel McGinnis ? Nover ber 1. Happy Anniversary to: Mr. and Mrs. C h a r 1 e Bright?October 17. SPOOLING 2nd Shift By Sara Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Edd Your and daughters. Annette ar Carolyn Ann, visited the son and brother. Edg Young, in Oteen, N. C., r centlv. Ethel Rocco, from Texi has been visiting her gran mother, Mrs. Abelina Evar Mrs. Ott Stone visited Greenwood and Easlev r centlv. She had as her gue? her brothers-in-law, Mr. B and Charlie Stone, and the families from Augusta, G and Alvin Gilmer. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Williar and family. Misses Sallie ai Mary Frances Nabors at Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Du away and Mrs. Bcttie La^ son visited Mr. and Mi Miles Lawson recently. We are sorry to lose M dred Rhodes to the thi shift, but wo nro rrlnH to li.-i Nellie Ward working with on the second. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leo nrd and family of Ninety S visited his brother and sistc in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Hube Leopard. Birthdays Annette Young, daught of Mr. and Mrs. Edd Young September 11. Betty Sue Young, daught of Mr. and Mrs. Edd Young September 26. Hubert Leopard ? Septei ber 29. Mrs. E. E. Cagle?Septei ber 6. Mrs. Nellie Ward?Octob 12. Mrs. Ott Stone ? Octob 24. Linda Culbertson. daught of Mrs. Bertha Culbertson October 14. June Campbell?October L r, CARD ROOM y 3rd Shift e By Dan Dunaway Raymond Fulmer has been transferred to Germany. His family has joined him. Mr. James McMillan attended the funeral of his uncle, W. T. McMillan, of e Greenwood. S. C. j Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Eng" lish and daughter, the Woodrow Campbells, the Horace Rogers, and guests, Mrs. ( Ethel Ramev and son of Laurens, also James Workman met at Mineral Springs Park picnic area for a familv gathering also honoring Mr. and Mrs. H. C. English who were ltr observing their 37th wedding lcj anniversary. ,jr Douglas Dunnawav and ar Harold Elkin of Favetteville, e_ N. C., spent four days with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. ls Nathaniel Dunnawav. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Snelis. grove and daughter visited jn Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Snelgrove e. near Saluda recently. :ts ^vt- Lewis Wallenzine rei]j ported to Fort Jackson to at,jr tend clerical school after a spending a fourteen day leave with his parents, the W. C. Wn 1 Ion vi noc ns ......v.. w.w.v-o. lcj Seaman First Class Ken1cj neth Madden, of Boston. n_ spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam rs Madden. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Strange il- ~ rd Woman's Club El ix ^pwi HK The Woman's Club of Clinton Cotton Mills held the regTl" ular meeting on Thursday evening, September 19, at the Community Building, or A covered dish was served at 7 o'clock which was ener joyed by all. Immediately after dinner the new officersor elect for 1957-58 were in? stalled by Mrs. Gus Blakely. The following are the offi7 rors for thr> OCTOBER. 1957 Mr. Ray Fulmer attended ?* the funeral of his nephew and child in Augusta, Ga. They lost their lives in an auto accident. a' Dan Dunaway and family c" spent the weekend in Columbus, Ga., with their son and )e daughter-in-law. Mrs. James McMillan gave her mother a birthday dinner in September 29. Linda Dunaway had a birthday October 16. Ray Roach had a birthday ~~ Sentember 25. Sorrv to know that Mr. Bovette is ill. r>- ' CLOTH ROOM By Dorsey Turner q Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Frier of ** lirLii ; -i nir i * " wniimire, anci mr. ana ivirs. ? C. M. Frier and boys of Clinton visited Mrs. Tommy . Gregory, who is a patient in the General Hospital in Spartanburg. Charles W. Johnson. She was overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Workman, and also visited with Miss Mary Wallace Riser, who teaches in Charleston. (Continued on Page 8) ects '58 Officers Lin President Mrs. J. J. West Vice President Mrs. Clarence Brookshire Second Vice President Mrs. J. W. Smith Secretary Mrs. J. R. Reynolds Assistant Secretary Mrs. Clarence Frier Treasurer Mrs. Allan Powers Assistant Treasurer Mrs. Daniel Osborn Keporter Mrs. Arthur Davis Installing Officer Mrs. Gus Blakelv j ^ \ Cathy Jaylene is the 15 mos. old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hanley. Clinton Mills. and sons of Greenwood visited the Bill Snelgroves and Mrs. R. M. Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Phillips, Wanda and Reese Phillips and Mrs. Lucille Erwin of Thorn well Orphanage were dinner guests of the Dorsey Turners recently. Mr. Marion Turner, Dorse v Marsha Anita anrl T.nna Turner were shopping visitors in Greenwood last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Oxner and "Chucky" had the flu. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Satterwhite and two of their children are recuperating from flu. J. E. Braswell. Jr., observed a birthday September 16. S 1C Kenneth Madden observed a birthdav September 29. OFFICE By Marie Weir Mr. and Mrs. Harold Simmons spent a recent weekend in Atlanta, Ga., with Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Brown. Mr. and Mrs. L. Rav Pitts, Mrs. P. M. Pitts, Sr., and W. R. Pitts, Jr., attended the Carolina-Duke football game in Columbia, S. C. Mrs. Leila N. Johnson accompanied Mr. and Mrs. John Riser of Whitmire to Charleston recently to visit her son,