Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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DECEMBER. 1957 ME ; jj' **" ' 'ki *K#V *iT*a -vcWl ^ WEAVING NO. 1 3rd Shift By Sara Shelton Christmas is corning The goose is getting fat Please put a penny in the ole man's hat If yon haven't got a penny a half-penny will do If you haven't got a halfpenny Well God bless you. Thanksgiving has gone and the delicious dinners are just a memorv. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert McCall visited relatives and friends in Greenville and Pickens recently. Pvt. Earl Mottes escorted Miss Joanne Lynch to the dance at Limestone College. Mr. and Mrs. Luke Boyette spent Sunday in Spartanburg with friends. Mrs. Pearl Lawson. Sam's mother, is lots better. Sam Lawson said he is expecting lots of presents Christmas. His mailine ad dress is 900 N. Sloan Street. Speaking of Christmas presents?Thanks to the company for our week's vacation with pay. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Carson of Charleston announce the birth of a daughter, Virginia Kim. October 31st. Mrs. Carson is the former Virginia Staines. Mrs. Lois Bovette, Laura and Joe McCall, Jr. Lambert, Frank Whiteford, Mrs. Dorothy Lawson, Rita and Rave Shelton and Mrs. Sara Shelton have all had flu. Sam Lawson was 20 years nlrl 1 '?V4 Vili UV I ? 1 . Ray Shelton celebrated her 1th birthday November 28. Dot Calvert celebrated her 15th birthday November 18. Rita Shelton will be sweet sixteen December 24. Junior Lambert was 17 years old November 28. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shelton will observe their 17th wedding anniversary December 24. Pvt. Earl Mot?s will be 18 HHVSHI 4 j?jiBH^f/? Raye Shelton celebrated her 14th birthday November 28. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shelton. Clinton Mills. ?- -? - ??> <??- -? > -? - years old December 24. Clarence Motes celebrated his birthday December 10. Well, that wraps it up for 1957. We wish each of you a very Merrv Christmas and Happy New Year. ISfepMS* WEAVING NO. 2 1st Shift By Mildred Kinard and Grace Woolen Hi Folks: Don't these months hurry by. though? Seems as if it were just last week that we gathered news for last month, and here it is almost Christmas. Hope all of you had a real nice Thanksgiving and didn't forget what the dav reallv meant. Everyday really should be a day of Thanksgiving for all the blessings we enjoy and just take for granted. Sure, we work hard, but we can be thankful we're able to work. And isn't our Christmas vacation with pay really wonderful? We want to say "thanks" right here to the management for arranging that and also to say "Merry Christmas" to each and everyone who had a part in deciding on it. Mr. and Mrs. Derrell Bozard of Joanna, are the nroud I parents of a baby boy. born November 25 at Joanna Hospital. James Martin Bozard weighed pounds at birth, but he had better hurry and gain some \v e 1 r. h t and (muscle) to stand all the love and attention which he is receiving from the Braswel! and Bozard families. Mell said she'd be going to see him every chance she got and I guess that goes for all of them. Mrs. Bozard is the former Miss Nell Canfield m .i *' M Rita Shelton will celebrate her 16th birthday December 24. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shelton, Clinton Mills. THE CLOTHMAKER and all our best wishes go to i mother and baby, and of course, daddy too. 1 Mr. Cole Blease of WinstonSalem spent Thanksgiving with his little daughter, Nancy, and his daughter and 1 son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clholdie Simmons. < Captain Charles Galloway, \ son of the A. G. Galloways, has been transferred from 1 Korea, where he spent 18 months, to Japan. His wife, y Mrs. Galloway, left the first c of November to join him 1 there where he will be sta- 1 tioned for 28 months. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Joe i Galloway have recently gone i to Georgetown. Minn., where Bobby Joe will attend college 1 for 4 years, studying business 1 management. < Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Galloway had their Thanksgiving dinner on Sunday before Thanksgiving and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly and children of Charleston were here to enjoy it with them. Pvt. George Tucker spent < a few days leave at home be- < fore going to Fort Dix. N. J., < November 30. From there he will go to Europe to serve with the armed forces. Mrs. Missouri Wilkie, Mrs. Fave Medlin. Mrs. Ola Meadors and Mrs. Louise Martin attended the Jimmv Dean Show in Charlotte November 17. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wooten spent the weekend in Charlotte with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Campbell and attended the Jimmy Dean Show. Mrs. J. T. Babb and children of Inman, visited her sister. Mrs. Alice Kuykendall. recently. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ellison and children of Orlando. Fla.. spent Thanksgiving with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Barker. Mrs. Earl Braswell and Mrs. Cecil Wooten visited Mrs. Braswell's sister. Mrs. Raymond Williams, who is seriously ill in Danville. Va.. recently. Birthday and Anniversary Dept. Mrs. Henrietta Dover?No vember 27. P. F. C. Cole L. Blease. Jr. ?December 9. CJholdie Simmons?December 27. Cleveland Campbell ? No f - J Lanny, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Gooch, Clinton Mills, celebrated his 6th birthday November 5. He is a member of the Lydia Mills Kindergarten. ^ /ember 27. Vicky Turner. 5 years old? December 24. Wayne Butler, 10 years old ?December 24. Billy Butler, 8 years old? December 5. L.naries noimes, 1U years dd and his sister, Joyce, 5 ears old, both November 17. Virl Barker, 13 years old? November 25. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Owens will celebrate their 4th wediing anniversary December 25. Sam says Santa Claus Drought Cleo to him. Mr. and Mrs. Dock Dover will celebrate a wedding anniversary December 15. We have three couples who will celebrate their silver wedding anniversary in December. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wooten ?December 23. Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Meadors?December 24. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams ? December 28. Wouldn't it be nice if someone were to give them a party or something? I'll bet those old married folks would really appreciate it! Well, guess that's all this Lime, except to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and the Happiest of New Years. Please drive carefully if you go anywhere during the holidays and live and work safely so you can enjoy many more Christmases. WEAVING NO. 2 2nd Shift By Inez Blackwell Hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving. We all have our ups and downs but we have so much to be thankful for compared to a lot of other people and other countries. We should all be proud and thankful that we live and work in a community where, if we need a friend and helping hand, we'll always find one nearby. Lee Thornton says he wishes someone would do something about SDUtnik. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. McClimons. Mrs. Palmer Ballenger visited Mrs. J. J. Smith and daughters recently. Mr. Earl D. McCullough and Mr. Kit Carson of Aiken visited Mr. and Mrs. E. D. McCullough Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs. Marcell Barker and son were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Jones of Laurens. Thanksgiving. Mrs. Cecil Spurlock and son t y - i J*,~ 'f / These lovely young ladies a granddaughters of Mr. and Mrs. live in Indianapolis. Indiana. 3 spent Thanksgiving weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Marcell Barker. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Lee Smith spent a Sunday recently with Mrs. Charles Cooper in Simpsonville. * H : n a * t t i__ H miss oeaince nawKb, Susie Hawks and Mr. Ernest Vaughn attended the funeral of Sherrel Ann Hunter in Chester. I would like to thank the people of No. 2 and No. 3 Weaving for the beautiful floral pieces for my son. Their cards, kindness and sympathy meant so much to Kenneth and me. They held that little ray of sunshine when it seems there is nothino Knt rtarlrnps:c anrl it mparts: *"b ..... ? so much to know that we have so many friends in our hour of need. May God richly bless each one of you. Mrs. Dora Vaughn and son. Kenneth WEAVING NO. 2 3rd Shift B/ Mary Miles We hope you all had a nice Thanksgiving and hope you didn't eat too much turkey. We are glad to welcome Bobby Quinn to the 3rd shift. Fred McCarson's children have had the flu but all are better now. We are glad to have Steve Tucker back at work. Merle Owens is a patient at Blalock Clinic. We wish her a sneedv recoverv. Vivian Kuvkendall has returned to work after a bad case of the mumps. Her little bov also had them. Glad to see her back. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Peace will celebrate their 2nd Wedding anniversary December 23. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trammell will celebrate their 28th anniversary December 30. We are glad to welcome Ralph Holder back to work. Ralph was discharged from the Army October 28 We also welcome Gladys Ginn and Donnie Gene Cogs dill to the 3rd shift. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bundrick celebrated their 11th wedding anniversary on Thanksgiving day. November 28. Our congratulation to them. \V. R. Snelgrove and family visited Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Snelgrove recently. Ralph Wilson came home today from Kernesville, N. C. (Continued on Page 4) I W=====23S^J* re Thelma Ann and Jane Oakley. C. F. Oakley. Clinlon Mills. They