Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 -? - -? President's Christmc m I HuUftay I I (gratings P I ifrlloni y I tmyluyws | Christmas is near....This is the seaso ere traditionally send greetings to i new acquaintances 1 am taking this tend to you my sincere greetings, sin tor sue to greet each ot you individut to do. As ere enjoy the holiday season, le first Christmas nearly 2.000 years I spoke words that have been an insp the centuries: "Glory to Cod in the Uj peace, good will toward men Within oar own plants, I think we i ample ol how men ol good will can * respecting the other's talents, and t each other's accomplishments. With this thought, S extend to you an personal wishes lor H Very Merry Ol Itear ol good Health and Happiness. rati ftMAi mrm 9 This is a miniature of the colori conveying President Bailey's Christn CLINTON NEWS Mrs. Aline Lanford announces the engagement of ar her daughter, Guvnita, to M Ralph Wilson of Woodruff, re S. C. The wedding will take place the week we are off for sp Christmas. bi Mr. and Mrs. James Wells were called to Athens. Ga? ar because of the death of Mrs. G: Well's aunt. Mrs. Essie Jones, vi Our sympathy to the family. We would also like to ex- fa tend our sympathy to Mrs. l,j Frances Bradberry and chil- Si dren at the loss of her hus- gr band recently. Bi Mrs. Louise Martin and fr, some friends went to Char- pr lotte. N. C., to see Jimmy as Dean recently. That's all for p( Louise except she's full of qj turkey. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Robinson of Piedmont, S. C.. visited Mr. and Mrs. Horace Robin- j. son on Thanksgiving day. Mr. Verle Green attended n; the funeral of his nephew. Curtis Green. Mr. Green was killed in a car wreck near ^ r I Albemarle. N. C., recently. Mr. E. H. Hucks of Char- SO lotte, N. C., is visiting his or daughter. Mary Miles, of Laurens. S. C. ar THE C -??- ? ?- <??> -* - <? rs Message i ^p the year when iu/ Meads and reopportunity to ex- a ice it not possihie ally as I 1trould like us remember the ago when angels >iratioa throughout yhest, and on earth. bare set a line ex- B rork together, each H xll benefiting from H id your lamilies my I iristmas andM New H /a; I K I ^fi bm r I I, L [ul 23" x 31" posters placed in the mills or ias message to all employees and their fa f _ I houn Fal - Continued end. Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sanders Went sho id JoAnn visited Mary ? c tl lies and family in Laurens fen folks cently. vou? Mary Miles and children jyi,- an ent the weekend in Colnm- 1 1 i\ei ctnu a, S. C., recently. with Mi Mr. and Mrs. Grady Turner jones of id family visited Mrs. Laura cently. riffith and family in Greenlie recently. Larry Mrs. Aline Lanford and years olc mily gave Mr. Freeman Margar in ford a birthday dinner 16. (She inday, November 24. His age), andchildren, Mrs. Frances Allen 1 radberry and the Hinslevs old?Dec< om Charlotte. N. C.. were Randy esent. You should have ?Decern! ked him what he was sup- Wayne >sed to get besides the nice vcars Glc ft he received. Toby 1 Miss Brenda Sue Green 20. lebrated her 17th birthday. Elizabe ecember 2. She had a birth- her. (Ho iv dinner given by Guynita Beatrir in ford. She received many vember i ee gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carr. granddaughter of Mr. eeman Lanford, of Clem- _ n. S. C., came to see him ) his birthday. I Mr. and Mrs. Obe Thornton id Jo Ann visited in Cal LOTHMAKER i Friday, December 13, milies. Is. S. C., last weekand Obe Thornton pping in Greenville, lis week. You can ; with money, can't d Mrs. Mareell BarCarrol had dinner \ and Mrs. Clyde Laurens, S. C., reBirthdays Lvnn Cannon ? 4 1?December 11. et Peace?December wouldn't tell her Kuykendall?7 years ember 22. Martin?7 years old ber 2. David Motte ? 2 I?November 4. Robinson?November th Green ? Decemvv old Lib?) c G. Turner ? No1. m -? WEAVING NO. 3 3rd Shift By Jeanetie Gilliam 1 Well, folks, it's Christmas again. We hope everyone has ; a Merrv Christmas. < Mrs. Helen Glenn and children visited her mother in Greenwood. Mrs. William Metts is ill at her home with the flu. We welcome Donnie Cogs- i dill to our department. Weaving No. 3. Birthdays Billv Glenn?December 6. Ann Glenn?December 8. SPINNING NO. 1 1st Shift By Vera Smith Mrs. Pearl Foster visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Burden, in Greenville. ijUUKi uawouu aiiv.1 own, Roger, of Dayton, Ohio, spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Dunaway and other relatives. Mrs. Dunice Braswell and Mrs. Grace Wooten visited Mrs. Bras well's sister, Mrs. Carole Williams, who is ill in the hospital in Danville, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wells visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lydia last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hedspath visited M Sgt. and Mrs. L. R. Foster and children and Mrs. Mary Passmore of Fayetteville. N. C. Mrs. J. W. Smith. Mrs. A. H. Parkman and Melissa and Pat Burdette visited Mr. Manning Burdette and his mother and Mrs. Rose Marshbank in Greenville Sunday. Birthdays Happy Birthday to: Mrs. Myrtle Foster ? November 23. Mrs. Mildred Bible ? November 26. Little Lannv Gooch was honored with a birthday party given to him bv his Kindergarten class November 5. Each child remembered him with a gift. Sp 2 and Mrs. Richard Dunawav of Ft. Benning. Ga? announce the birth of a son. Rickey Steven. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dunawav are the happy grandparents. Sick List Little Mike Lydia has been ill several days. Kenneth Martin was out of school several davs with the flu. SPOOLING DEPT. 1st Shift By Kate Riddle Merrv Christmas to all: Well at this time we are USa - Tiny Worthy celebrated her 11th birthday December 4lh. she is the niece of Mrs. Cleveland Campbell. Clinton Mills. DECEMBER. 1957 looking forward to Christmas, and we wish to thank the .,4 f?.. <Un 1.' . 111 c.111 cl?^ v. 111 v_ I 1 v 1U1 IIIC vacation with pay and hope Ei 11 will have a very Merry Christmas and when we return to work we will all try to do our work better and be more alert on safety. Mr. and Mrs. Neuffer Creswell spent the weekend in Columbia with the latter's sister. Mrs. C. A. Green. Mr. and Mrs. Maxie Joe Hedspeth and son of Missouri are spending several weeks with Maxie Joe's mother. Mrs. John Hedspeth. Mrs. Ethel McGinnis spent Sunday in Augusta with Mr. and Mrs. Edd Wilkerson and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Folds. IT n- A ^. nappy mi niuay iu. Pauline Creswell ? December 25. Mrs. Jerry Heaton ? January 5. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oakley and family of Indianapolis, Indiana, will spend the Christmas holidays with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Oakley. SPOOLING DEPT. 2nd Shift By Sara Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wilson from Toccoa, Cla., and Mr. and Mrs. Edd Looney from Jackson, S. C., visited Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ivester and Mrs. Mildred Wilkerson. Mrs. Joe Terry and Christopher Davenport were also recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lester I vester. Mr. Hubert Leopard and daughter, Elizabeth, attended a birthday dinner recently at the home of his sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Griffin. Mrs. Edd Young and daughter. Carolyn Ann. visited in Greenwood. Mrs. Ott Stone's guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wilson and family from Augusta, Mr. and Mrs. Edd Stone and niece from Easley and Mr. and Mrs. John Satterfield from Greenwood. Jack Dunaway, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ashmore Dunaway, it* V\/\ L n o L o fk i ? \ LVkrtf i/t/k t ?-> w 11 w lino 11 ill .ui vat tii Japan, is home on leave. Mrs. Charles Hipp visited Mr. and Mrs. Miles Lawson recently. (Continued on Page tl) Kenneth Ivester, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ivester, Clinton Mills, celebrated his 11th birthday November 17.