Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WEAVING NO. 1 1st Shift By Sudie Putnam Howdy Folks, It's great to be back on the job and get in on all the latest scoops. TVT l* nilrl Mrs A1 n n Pimrors NOVEMBER. 1957 Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Milam and Mrs. Powers' mother, Mrs. Quinton, visited Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Gause in Hartsville, S. C., Sunday. Mr. J. J. O'Smith ot Saiem. S. C., visited his daughter, Mrs. Edith Neal, recently. Nellie Price and sons, Johnnie and James Lee, and Mrs. Ella Harvey visited relatives in Lanford and Woodruff Sundav. Mr.'and Mrs. W. A. Terry and daughters, Susan and Joe PdivaI nn/1 Rof rP ?* ? ? 1 1 VIU */i, (I I I V I m-lll X I (1 I I I I I K1 1 spent a weekend in Columbia, S. C.. with Mrs. Terry's mother, Mrs. D. G. Jackson. Mr. Ed Suttles and family of Marion, N. C., visited his brother, Mr. Henry Suttles. recently. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Putnam and Wallace and Clyde Williams spent a Sunday afternoon in the mountains of N. C. recently. We carried a picnic dinner, but when we stopped to eat we nearly froze. Ole Mother Nature had really made the leaves beautiful again this year. May we take this opportunity to wish each of the following a happy birthday: Oscar Kinard Mrs. Ella Harvey Mrs. James Harris Sudie Putnam WEAVING NO. 2 1st Shift By Mildred Kinard and Grace Wooien Hi, Folks! Here it is news time again, and also close to ism mt Gary Proffitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Proffitt, Clinton Mills, was five years old September 15. His grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mark Satterfield, Lydia Mills. I , m 4 ' Thanksgiving, and we've all got a lot to be thankful for, if we'd take time off from grumbling to count our blessings instead. Why not try that this year? You'd be surprised if you'd just sit down and start writing the things we have to be thankful for. Trv it! First of all. we want to tell you of a tragedy that occurred the night of November 1. The home of Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Brewington. parents of N e w e 1 1 Brewington. was burned to the ground, and with it everything they had worked for years to attain. Their friends came to their rescue and they would like to take this opportunity to thank each and everyone who contributed to their cause. S. K. ."1 Chris Davenport of the U. S. Navy is spending a .'tO rlnv lonvo with hie narontc Mr. and Mrs. Joe Terry, after which he will report to San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wood and granddaughter of Belton, and A. L. Waters of Simpsonville visited Mrs. Dora Leopard recently. Mrs. Alice Kuykendall visited her mother, Mrs. C. F. Simms, who has been ill in Greenville. ? V ( ^ ? V v ^ > This happy gentleman is Freddie Spillers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Spillers. Clinton Mills. Fred is four months old. Clvde Kuvkendall is a pa ticnt at Havs Hospital. We wish him a speedy recovery. Little Allen Kuvkendall has mumps. Hope they won't affect him too badly. Glad to have Roy Cannon back after an operation. Mrs. Ora Wood and J. I). Williams spent a recent Sunday in Columbia with J. IVs son. Jack. Mr. and Mrs. Dessie Wilkes. Mrs. Ora Wood and J. 1). Williams spent Sunday in the mountains of North Carolina. Mrs. Gerald Langston and daughter. Billie Ann. Mrs. Elizabeth Griffin and daughter, Misses Gail and Beth Griffin of Florence spent a THE CLOTHMAKER recent weekend with Mr. ar Mrs. Oscar Kinard. We send our best wish for a speedy recovery to Mi Alice Kinard, little Samn Holtzclaw, and Mrs. Boa Holtzclaw. Mrs. James Slaughter vi ited her sister, Mrs. Je; Hedden in Columbia recent) Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Ba ker and children and Mr. ai Mrs. D. M. Sanders spe Sunday in the mountains North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Riser v itcd Mrs. Riser's brother, > C. Gambrell, who is a patie at Anderson Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Har< and son of Clemson visit* Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibbs r cently. Glad to have Mr. Vandc ford, Overhauler. and Eveh Simmons back at work aft recent illness. "Pop" Barker thinks o ad service is pretty good. I sold that "possum dog" someone who saw his ad our column. The Loyal Order of Moc has begun its annual "Opel tion Santa Claus". That collecting toys or clothes, food for needy families w otherwise would have Christmas. If you have to or clothes which your ch dren have outgrown, woi David Lee Walton was t' years old on October 20. He the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Walton, Clinton Mills. you please get in touch wi Cecil Wooten or any oth member of the Moose, a help give some child a ha pier Christmas. Birthdays and Anniversary Mell Huov, November 31 Mildred Kinard, Novemt 5. Oscar Kinard, November Jimmv Hughes. Novemt 12. Delmar Fern Hardman. ^ vember 11. Don Handback. Novemt 6. Ora Wood. November 4. Jack Williams, Novemt 17. Freeman Lanford. Novei ber 25. James Arnold, Novemt 21. A 10 Harold 1). Meado November 13. Mrs. Dewey Lawrence. > vcmber l (. Sam Owens (Sweet 18. says) November 27. Sar dog. Rocky, 2 years old > vember 28. Ray Tucker has a birthd this month, but he won't s what day. Don't know wl maybe lie doesn't want to t his age. The employees of Weavi tZ') Il'/Milrl 1 l L? o 4 s~\ 4 ? wwuiu i yr uir\r i means to "Thank" the m; id agement for the "Flu Shots and also for the nice parkin es lots. They are really nic< rs. Thanks again, ly P.S. Sure hope all our sic /d folks are going to be on thei feet again soon, is- See you next month. an y. WEAVING NO. 2 ir 2nd Shift id By Inez Blackwell nt Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hai of rie and son, Steve, spent th weekend with Mr. and Mr: ic- F. II MrCnlloiiPh N. Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Watso nt spent a Sunday recently wit Mr. and Mrs. E. D. McCul iy lough. ed Mrs. Beatrice Colman ha e- been in the Greenville Ger eral Hospital recently. She i ?r- the sister of Christine Gra v-n and Ruth Lancaster, er Ruth Lancaster has re in B Miss Doris Tucker, daughter < K- Mr anri Mrc T avi TnrUor u/i I celebrate her 16th birthday c November 23rd. turned to work after a seig of the flu. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Thornto and children visited Rev. an Mrs. C. F. Sexton in Belto recently. Mr. Oliver Reynolds r< mains ill at his home. Miss Beatrice Hawks is 01 w.? with the flu. We hope thei ls , i i w. both a speedy recovery. Birthdays Dora Vaughn. November ,th Carroll Barker. 11 veai icr old, November 12. nd ip- WEAVING NO. 2 3rd Shift es: By Mary Miles 3. Marv Miles and childre >er spent the weekend with Mr R. W. Lemmons in Columbi 6. recently. ler Mary. Patsy, Tommy an Tonita Miles also enjoyed to- trip to the mountains recen lv. They visited in Hende >er sonville and Asheville, N. ( Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Gree celebrated their wedding ai >cr niversary November 4th. Birthdays m- Jackie Wells. November 4 Mollie Campbell. Noven >er ber 2. Jo Ann Thornton was hoi rs. ored with a birthday pari Saturday. About fifteen wei lo- present. Jo Ann is the daugl ter of Mr. and Mrs. O. ] he Thornton, n's Sick lo- Tommie C res well has flu ay WEAVING NO. 3 ay 3rd Shift iy, By Jeanette Gilliam ell Mavnard Motes is in tl Joanna Hospital due to a c; ng accident. We wish him his speedy recovery, in- Steven Randall was burn< 3 " and treated by Dr. Walker. g Hope you are better Steve. ?. William Metts had a birthday November 7. Happy k birthday. r Florence Lawson and Dennis Wehunt visited Mrs. J. C. Rowe in Spartanburg General Hospital Sunday. We welcome George Davis to our dept. Our new clean up hand, Mrs. Rhoda Smith, has a sis e ter in critical condition, we 5. send our deepest sympathy in the loss of her baby, which n died at birth, h Mr. and Mrs. H. C. English, [- Dot and Kathv visited Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Ramev in ,s Clyde. N. C. i- Bobby English had a births day November 23. v Linda Campbell had a birthday November 22. ?- Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Lawson and family, Jeanette and Keith Gilliam attended the ii: ?c? ? ? -4~ YYltraiiiug 111 d i L 11 in ojjai tciiiI burg. Mrs. Lucille Jennings, Becky and Doris. Martha Knight and Martha Johnson visited in Greenville Saturday. SPINNING NO. 1 1st Shift By Vera Smith and Ruby Lydia Mr. and Mrs. William F.vans and daiirrhtpr from An derson and Mrs. Ethel Racea and daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Riser. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Snelgrove ill and children and Mrs. R. M. >n Sullivan visited Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Sullivan. Jr., and fam,e ilv in Greelevville, S. C. Shirley Dunaway, a student in at Winthrop, visited her j mnthpr nvpr ihp U'ppkpnrf n Mrs. R. M. Sullivan spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Richard P u 11 e n in Greenville, j Birthdays and Anniversaries Happy Birthdays goes out to: Richard Dunaway, Novem5 ber 3. -s Ruth Cathcart. November 13. "Bo" Parkman, November 16. Mrs. Stella Holder. November 16. n Jimmy Blackwell was 11, \T 1 OT s rNuvemoer si. Mrs. Humphries was given a surprise birthday dinner j Sundav. November 3. LU Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sam t_ Caughman announce the r_ birth of a daughter, Joni Lynn. October 10, 1957. >n Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Riser v celebrated a wedding anniversary Oct. 25, 1957. Sick List Brenda Joyce Medlin has -j. been ill for several days in Hays Hospital. -j. Pat Burdette missed sevv eral days from school with ~c the flu. rj. Delores Brookshire was abL sent from school for a week with the flu. Mrs. R M. Sullivan was ill several days with the flu. Melissa Burdette has been absent from school for a few days with the flu. John Henry Ballew has 10 been ill for about two weeks. ar We are glad to have him back a at work. Mrs. Sidney Riser has re?d (continued on page 4)