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DECEMBER. 1957 i > i tU B ^ ^ * ?. WEAVING 1st Shift By Sara Jenkins Br-r, I'm so cold I don't know if I'll be able to write this column or not. Bow are you folks making out in this weather? Chilly, isn't it? But it isn't nearly so cold here as on top of Mt. Mitchell, N. C. This reporter should know? for she, along with Sgt. and Mrs. Willie Cannon. Mrs. J. H. Crowe and Mrs. Bill Rowe of Hendersonville enjoyed (?) a picnic recently among 14 ft. icicles there. Have you ever tried eating frozen fried chicken in a 60 mile wind? Some fun! Think I'll wait for summer to go on another picnic! Mr. and Mrs. Bill Patterson celebrated their 21st wedding anniversary on November 27. James McLendon spent the Thanksgiving holidays in Mt. Vernon. Ga., with relatives. .Ini> TnHrl i if I? n In 1 n i?-v (la., spent a recent weekend with Mrs. Todd and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dunnawav celebrated their 2nd anniversary on December 3rd. Mrs. Eleanor Fuller celebrated her birthday on December 5. Pe^gy Mclnvaille, senior at Winthrop. spent Thanksgiving with her parents, the Grover Mclnvailles. Mr. and Mrs. Milt Milam spent a recent Sunday in Spartanburg as the guests of Mrs. Charles Wofford. Recent guests of the Milams were Mr. and Mrs. John Powell of Spartanburg?formerly of St. Petersburg. Fla. This was the first visit to Clinton in 25 years for the Powells. They were amazed and delighted with the change in our town and villages. Brenda Green observed her 17th birthday on December 2. Joyce Ann Todd spent the Thanksgiving h o 1 i d a y s in Greenwood with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sparine. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Abercrombie recently visited the latter's brother, M. J. Garrett, in Bessemer City. N. C. Mr. Garrett is a patient in the hospital there. Herman Burdette observed his 17th birthday on December 4. Happy birthday. Herman! The John Gallmans were recent quests of Mr. and Mrs. Kav Pot it t in Snintanhiirc - - ? - -1 ? r. Friends will bo interested to know that Pfc. Douglas DeYoung is attending a school at Ft. Bliss. Texas. He left by plane from National Airport in Washington. D. C.. Monday. He will be there for several months. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Allen <? > *??> <? > ^ of Columbia were Sunday visitors of the Harold Hamptons. Mrs. Eva Shock lev, mother of Martha Motte, was 61 years young on November 28. Sorry to report that John Motte continues ill. Our wishes for a speedy recovery. Frances Meeks will celebrate her birthday December 19. Don't know if it was by accident or design, but she neglected to tell us which one. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Burdette celebrated their Silver Wedding anniversary on December 3. Congratulations! Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beaugham. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Mnvo <;npnt n vi'PolfnnH r<>_ eently in Atlanta. Ga. Mrs. Sudie Grant continues very ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Agnes Williams. Mrs. J. H. Crowe. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Holland visited the Gaddy geese farm in Ansonvilie. N. C. The farm is a refuge for Canadian wild geese and from all reports is very interesting to see. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Burdette and Herman recently attended a birthday dinner in h o n o r of Mrs. Burdette's mother. Mrs. Manning, of Iva. Mrs. Manning was 8'1 years young. Miss Nettie Prince was a recent shopper in Greenville. Mis. T. V. Bratcher is snnnrlintf n foui r'n\-c w 11 Vi V. *v. V.*. ? ll^i son and dau^htor-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Furman Bratcher We wish to extend our deepest sympathy to Irene Davenport at the death of her sister-in-law. Mrs. Roy Trammell. Also to James Hazel at the death of his mother. Mrs. Clara Hazel. L y d i a Won U X M ^. /jp vM*** " ^ ? * f?""-* ' ! ' i Lydia Woman's Club mcmb< Hotel Ballroom on November 21. munity House, when the 1958 Ck THE CLOTHMAKER Mr. J. E. Coker wishes to announce that services are held every Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at the Cross Hill Church of God. The public is cordially invited. Welcome to Mildred Bailey, a transfer from the 3rd shift. Hope you enjoy working with us. Mr. and Mrs. Canadav were in Charlotte recently for the funeral of Mr. Canadav's aunt, Mrs. B. P. Sherrill. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Poole have moved into their recently completed home on Prather Circle. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Boozer and little son of Hartsville, spent a recent weekend with the former's parents, the Ray Boozers. Friends will be interested to know that Donald, who is with the Curtis Candy Co., has been promoted to Supervisor and is being transferred to Jacksonville, Fla. We wish him every success in his new job. Our r2 Weave Room "Secret-Pal" club enjoyed their annual Thanksgiving dinner pany ai me nome 01 Mrs. Eleanor Fuller, with Mrs. Harold Hampton and Mrs. Lucille Dunnaway as co-hostesses. The dining tables were beautifully appointed with linen cut-work cloths, and center arrangements of vel1 o w chrysanthemums and greenery. A bountiful turkey dinner was served to the guests. After which games were played and gifts exchanged. All members were present, with Mrs. Carrie Gallman as special guest. Guess this is all the news for the month and since we won't be back again till after the holidays, your reporter would like to wish each and everyone of you a Merrv Christmas and Happy New Year. And to make your Christ mns merrv vnnr New Year happy, be sure to WORK SAFELY on your jobs and DRIVE SAFELY on the highways. See you next year! , ^ ~ r l .. L . ran 5 v_ i u u vj l infi *' J* ^l . hw ^ "L* ^=Ofc ?rs entertained their guests at a b\ The Club's Christmas Parly will b< ib officers will be installed. Mrs. <??> <? > <? Receive Cub 5 November meeting of Pack 90, Lydia Mills, was held at the Lydia Community Building on the night of November 22. There were twenty-seven Cubs present. Four of the Committeemen and a goodly number of fathers, mothers and friends were also in at SPINNING ROOM 1st Shift By Mary Ellison We welcome Gladys Campbell to the 1st shift. We also miss Bernice Bailey who has gone on the 2nd shift for a while. Mrs. Gladys Campbell attended the funeral of her uncle. Mr. Silvon Owens in Gaffney. Friends of Leland Nelson will be interested to know he is in Shriner's Hospital in Greenville where he is having further treatment on his foot. Mr. Charlie Birchmore. brother of Miss Connie Davis, is ill at his home. His mother. Mrs. Tula Birchmore. his sisters. Mrs. Spring and Mrs. Griffin, and his son. Carl Birchmore of Columbia, visited him Thanksgiving Day. un a recent Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dean had as their dinner quests Mrs. Dean's brother. Tom Griffin and wife, and her sister. Mrs. Lillian Force, and her husband of Saluda and Newberry. Mr. Dean's brother. Tom Dean, and wife and sister. Mrs. Eva Wilkins, and her husband, visited them also. 1 e s t Night ^ p held on December 16 at the ComHorace Smith is Club President. 5 'coats Awards 4 t tendance. The devotional and skit was presented by Miss Margaret Blakely's, Den Mother, den. Mr. Horace Smith, Cub Master, presented awards and Bob Cat Pins to the above. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O'Shields and the Hugh Ballard family attended the funeral of Mr. Ballard's brother, Hamp Ballard in Due West. Miss Connie Davis' sister. Mrs. Minnie Springs of Columbia, is spending a fewdays with her. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Goff of Sumter visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nelson on Thanksgiving Day. Mr. James Alexander and family of Thomason. Ga.. spent Thanksgiving with the A. E. Alexanders. We wish to sympathize with Mrs. Jennings Cook for the loss of a brother. John W a 1 d r o p. of Anchorage. Alaska. May God be with her in this time of need. Mrs. Lillie Miller is out recuperating from an operation. Birthdays Miss Hubv Howell. December 15. Jimmy Dean. January 1. Kathv Brown. December 14. Mrs. Nora Kirby. December i Billy Harvey. December 1. ri-. IT TA U^.,- Q fill niii \ t*\ . L/rmiiuci u. Miss Maude Harvey. November 29. Joan Hanna. November 7. Mrs. Bitev Pace. December 11. Milda Satterfield. December 16. Mrs. Sue Banks. December 19. "Kim" Gregory. December 5. Betty Kay and Donny Ray. twins of Mr and Mrs. Walt " : 11 raiiersun. w in ui1 < vcaia uiu December 18. and another little daughter. Dianna. will be 4 years old December 20 SPINNING ROOM 2nd Shiit By W. N. Nabors Well another month has rolled around and a few changes made. James Dean and Horace Collins retired because of their health. Everybody is hoping they both get better soon. We are indeed glad to wel(Continued on Page 8)