Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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6 -??- -? CLINTON NEWS(Continued from Page 4) Sick List McDonald Craine has been out with the flu. Mrs. Sara Dunaway's children have had the flu. Mirian Law son has been sick. Mrs. Ruby Ivester's sister. Mrs. Mildred Wilkerson. has been a patient in the Blalock Clinic. Birthdays and Anniversaries Mrs. Jewell Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edcl Young, December 2. Edd Young?December 17. Robbie Young, son of the Edd Youngs?December 19. Kenneth Ivester, son of Mr. and Mis. Wesley Ivester November 17. Miriam and Marion Lawson. children of Miles and Sara Lawson?December 5. McDonald C raine?December 24. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Lawson observed their 14th wedding anniversarv December 11. SPINNING NO. 3 3rd Shift By Lydia Todd Hi Folks. Glad to be back after a three months' leave of absence. Mrs. Peterson of Columbia spent the day recently with Eula Smith. Mr. and Mrs Truman 1 pnn. arci and son and Mrs. Dora Leopard spent Sunday in Simpsonville with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Waters. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie F. Fulmer spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bedenbaugh of Leesville. Mr. Bedenbaugh was in a wreck. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cook and child and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fulmer and children of Greenwood visited Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Fulmer. With the Sick Johnnie Peavy has had the mumps. Pat Wooten is out with the flu. Johnnie Deadwyler has flu. Shirley Holden is able to be back at work after having the flu. Laurence Leopard has had the flu. Birthdays Charlie Smith had a birthday November 18. Shirlev Holden?December 27. Buddv Hedspath ? December 9. * 1^ In Mike Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Campbell, will celebrate his 9th birthday December 22. Mrs. Campbell is employed at Clinton Mills and Mr. Campbell at Lvdia Mills. -? ? -??- ??- <? > -Continued Welcome to our department. May bell Freeman, also Robert Grecrorv I want to thank each and everyone for their kindness shown me during my illness. For the flowers, cards, pounding. donations of money. May God bless each and every one. Lydia Todd. SPOOLING DEPT. 3rd Shift By Bill Lowery Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ealv had as their guests recently, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dickerson. Miles Lawson recently Visitor! I ....... ( VVV? 4&W?\'1V4 1JII >\ OV'I I U IIU \\ d.> ill with the flu. Mrs. H. D. Russ has been ill recently. Melvin Seay celebrated a birthday on November 29. Margaret Seay will celebrate a birthday on January 3. Maxie Seay will be one year old on the 15th of January. We hope everybody had a happy Thanksgiving and will have an even happier Christmas. CARDING 3rd Shift By Dan Dunaway Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey visited Mrs. Godfrey's parents this week, the Fulmers. Linda McMillian was 11 years old November 28. Melvin Holcombe had a birthday November 22. Sp 2 Richard S. Dunaway had a birthday November 2. Rav Fulmer spent the 1 i !- ^ ^ weeKeno in ureenwooa. ^>. L'. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrav Nelson of W h i t m i r e were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. James McMillian. parents of Mrs. Nelson. El wood Fulmer had a birthday last week. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dunaway announce the birth of their first grandson, Rickey Stephen. November 23. Juanita Hamrick had a birthday November 22. Mrs. J. W. Dilleshaw is spending a few days with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hamrick. CLOTH By Dorsey Turner Mrs. R. M. Sullivan had as her holiday guests, Mrs. Bill Strange, Jr. and Sharon of 1 ft j{ Little Cynthia Annie Madden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Madden. Clinton Mills, celebrated her 2nd birthday November 21. She has two brothers, Kenneth and Eddy Madden. THE CLOTHMAKER Columbia, Mrs. W. R. Strange and boys and Mrs. L. F. Giles of Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs. Elond Harris and children of rjaiesDurg. Also the mil bnolgroves and girls. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Snelgrovc spent Sunday near Saluda with Mi-, and Mrs. S. B. Snelgrove. The W. B. Phillips were dinner guests of the Dorsev Turners Thanksgiving. Cleo Wallen/ine and James Dunawav were visitors in Greenville last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Frier of Whitmire. and Mrs. Morgan Buckles of Rockingham were the holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Frier. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith and children and Mrs. Rose Prather visited the Bill Elledges and other guests here. Sgt. and Mrs. W. B. Qninton of Stuttgart, Germany, announce the adoption of a baby son. They named the young fellow, William Baxter. Robin Snelgrovc was two years old December 4th. What's Your Christmas /. Q.? 1. What is the original meaning of the word Christmas? 2. Was Christmas always a general holiday for merrymaking? 3. Is the custom of giving gifts a general one throughout the Christian world at Christmas-time? 4. What is the best-known poem about Christmas Eve? 5. Name the person generally credited for originating the idea of the Christmas tree. 6. Was Christmas always observed on December 25? 7. Who is generally credited with being the originator of Santa Claus? 8. Name the Three Kings or Wise Men from the East who came to venerate the Christ Child. 9. List the names of the eight reindeer mentioned in the poem, "The Night Before Christmas." 10. Where did the name Santa Claus come from? 11. What are the traditional Christmastide colors? 12. Give the ancient name for Christmas Eve. (answers on page 8) "b \ ' V ?MM J.J r&tjL, JfUk~ T^SS William Fowler will celebrate a birthday January 1st. He has KftAn ArrtnlAif/v^ a* Ill 11 mvvii tmpiWf CM O l VyUIIIUU 1*111 lb for 12 years and is a member of Bethany Chapel Presbyterian Church. ?- -? - ??> <??- -4 DON'T BE A "F A1 Lancaster, cotton classer. Stifle your sneezes and handkerchief. An unstifled si flu or a bad cold, can infect ! Influenza is a highly cont by fever, prostration, aches often is accompanied by vor the respiratory mucous men In its uncomplicated form days' duration; however, the bacterial infection ? usually TU,rx i -J i ? i iivj icttctmitrs iut'inut'u nave i involvement which, usually, sulfa drugs and antibiotics. During an epidemic: 1?Avoid crowds and n< people, especially those wh< sniffling. 2?Avoid exposure to bac fresh air and sunshine as is 2?Keep your home and pi but well ventilated. 4?Eat well-balanced meal plenty of water. 5?Guard against fatigue sleep. After exposure to influenza: If before you can get vo vaccine you suddenly feel ti a real bad cold (which, inci of influenza) don't worm al take aspirin to keep fever un water and other fluids and TAKE IT EASY AN1 * / r 1' > ^ ' > _ ,J1 Miriam and Marion Lawson. twi Clinton Mills, celebrated their 8th members of the second grade at H DECEMBER. 1957 ZSJES eOLUMN\ By Myrtle West, R. N LU' SPREADER v ' '*$ * I I! I i ^ ifi^-'i''' i correctly controls a sneeze. coughs with a disposable nee/.e, if you happen to have 20 or more other people, agious disease characterized , and pains, nausea which niting, and inflammation of ibranes. . influenza is only of 4 or 5 re is a danger of secondary pneumonia or bronchitis, oeen due to such pulmonary can be easily controlled by sedless contact with other > are coughing, sneezing or i weather, but get as much possible, lace of work free from draft. Is at regular times and drink by getting plent of rest and ur shots of Asian influenza ired-out and about to catch dentally, is a close relative )out it! Go to bed for rest, ider control, drink plenty of follow vour doctor's orders. D KEEP HEALTHY ins of Mr. and Mrs. Miles Lawson, birthday December S. They are ampton Avenue School.