Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 NEW YEAR S I W/'j it * The Clinton Junior Horizon Bi Group brought in 1958 with th a bang by having a New a Year's Eve Party at the Com- hi munity Building. Games were th played and a scavenger hunt was enjoyed. Following the M games, singing was led by Di Mrs. Land and devotions Si were held by Bud Tumblin pc from 11:30 until midnight. D; Invited guests stayed from Ai 7:30 until midnight. Iv Following the party, the D. group of girls held a slumber Sr party at the Community Ti CLINTON NEWS?i were all happy to hear that Gi and wish them much happiness and contentment. da Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Bagwell itc and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy ca Armstrong and children of Miami, Fla., spent the Christ- de mas holidays visiting friends M and relatives in Clinton and re Ware Shoals. gr All right, girls, you can to quit making eyes at Raymond to Lawrence, for he's an old to married man now. In fact, he ci married last year, December 31 to be exact. He and Miss kt Hazel Brooks, daughter of Mr. w and Mrs. Charlie Brooks of Sj Greenville, were united in al marriat/p hv thp Rpi- t t t Lawrence, of Clinton on December 31. Our best wishes ai to them for a long happy life se together. Raymond is the son 1V1 of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Lawrence. or We are happy to report that D David Owens is very much h< improved since the accident ti in which he received a broken al leg. By the time you read D this David should be back at bi Blalock Clinic after a stay in al Greenville General Hospital ai where pins were put in the g< leg and also a cast put on. Good luck to you, David, and 01 we're all hoping it won't be too much longer until you tr can be home again. ti WEAVING NO. 2 rc znd biiilt w By Inez Blackwell d< Hi Folks, Christmas is over and I hope everyone had the best n Christmas ever. Now we've g started a new year and I hope rr it will be as good or better than the one before for everyone. Hope we'll all be here IV when another Christmas rolls S} around. C Mrs. J. J. Smith and daugh- p ters. Nan and Nell, visited I' Mrs. Palmer Ballenger in S EVE PARTY l Hi adding. The next morning e girls cooked and enjoyed breakfast. Mr. Freeman, isband of the leader, was e breakfast guest. The group is composed of: yra S n el g r o v e, Patricia ancan, K a t h v Snelgrove, isan Terry, Janice Davenirt, Phyllis Ginn, Dianne avenport, Loraine Patterson, an Meadows and Sandra ester. The leaders are Mrs. O. Freeman, Mrs. W. R. lelgrove and Mrs. W. D. jrry. Continued reer recently. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gray and lughter of Gray Court vis?d Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Lanster recently. We wish to extend our >epest sympathy to Mr. and rs. W. L. Lancaster in the cent death of their little andson, born December 19 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Burn of Greenwood. Mrs. Burn is the former Mills Patria Lancaster. Mr. and Mrs. Marcell Bar?r and son spent Christmas eek with Mr. and Mrs. aurlock in Charleston. They so visited Mr. and Mrs. C. Smith in Hartsville. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Davis id son ot Atlanta, Ua., spent veral days with Mr. and rs. Claude Lee Smith. Dave Lawson, better known 1 the 2nd Shift as Uncle ave has struck it rich somenv and traded for a beauful shiny black car. We're 1 disappointed that Uncle ave didn't get a '58 model, at anyway we'll all gather ; his house for a free ride id listen to him tell how iod it runs. A word of thanks to evervie: May I take this opportunity > extend my deep appreciaon for your kindness and Ejnerosity shown during my ?cent illness. To each of you ho did so freely give I am eeplv grateful. Oliver Reynolds i wish to thank everyone in iv department for the nice i ft that I received at Christlas time. Lee Kenneth Madden, son of Ir. and Mrs. Sam Madden, :>ent 10 days during the hristmas holidays with his arents. He is stationed at oston, Mass., aboard the U. . S. William C. Lawe (DD THE CLOTHMAKER 763). Birthdays this time are: Barty Eldridge?December 18?1 year old. Christine Taylor ? December 8?8 years old. Wayne Robertson?December 28?11 years old. James Edward Price, Jr.? December 25?4 years old. Hubert Rollins ? January 16. I don't know how old he is, he wouldn't say. Mr. and Mrs. Marcell Barker celebrated their 19th wedding anniversary December 24th. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bryant fplphratoH thoir 1'itVi Hforl. ding anniversary December 19th. They also visited in Chickamauga, Ga., during the holidays. WEAVING NO. 2 3rd Shift By Mary Miles Well, Happy New Year, everybody. Hope you all had a Merry Christmas. It sure is hard to concentrate on working after being out a week isn't it? Hope everybody will have a prosperous and happy new year. We all sure enjoyed the ice cream and cake we received from our second hands at Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ivuykendall and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Wilson in Fort Mill, S. C., during Christmas. Barry Cannon was sick during Christmas. We're glad he's better now. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Finney and Mrs. Emily Holley spent Christmas day in Whitmire, S. C., with Mr. and Mrs. John Finney. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith visited in Greenville, S. C., recently. Fred McCarson had a couple of children sick during the holidays. There seems to be an epidemic of upset stomach among children going around. Mrs. Inabelle Hooper and Tonv spent Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Wehunt. Inabellc is sure going to enjoy her present from her son?(a hair drver). Mrs. Marvin Owens was home from the hospital for Christmas. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Larrv Masters said they had a nice Christmas. Larry was sure surprised when we gave him his Christmas present. We all think he's mighty good-looking in that pretty jacket. Steve Tucker had the flu during the holidays. Marcel 1 Barker got a beautiful Shriners Diamond ring for Christmas. He sure must have been a good boy this past year. T\/T~ 1 UK s*-.- i TV ivu . uiiu ivus. viraciy iurncr and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Turner and familv and also Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turner in Danville. Va.. recently. They really had a nice time. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Camphell of Shelby, N. C.. visited relatives here during Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Ohio Thornton and Jo Ann spent Christmas dav with Mrs. Hen Johnson in Greenwood. S. C. Ruth has some sweet pictures of Jo Ann taken Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. James Wells and family visited in Rock Hill, S. C., and Athens, Ga., recently. Mr. and Mrs. Robert O'Sullivan and Mr. and Mrs. Joe G i b b s visited Gatlinburg, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Robert O'Sullivan and Bobby visited in Spartanburg, S. C. Bobbv stayed for a visit with his grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Snel i r? :i.. giuvc ctiiu ictiniiy viMiuu ivn. and Mrs. S. B. Snelgrove in Saluda. Mr. and Mrs. Ulyss Gilliam and family visited in Whitmire. S. C., during the holidays. Birthdays Ralph Holder?January 4. Bardv Cannon?January 19 ?22 years old. Toni Smith?January 6?1 year old. Inabelle Hooper ? January 4. Billie Dee Wehunt ? January 21. Vickie Turner ? December 24?5 years old. Debbie Ginn?January 1? 2 years old. Billy Douglas?January 4. Lawrence Campbell ? December 31. Bobby O'Sullivan?January 19. Donald Wes'ey Gregory? December 26?1 year old. Ronnie Leroy Gregory ? January 13?4 years old. Mrs. Frances Meadows ? January 18. Teresa Jane Motte ? January 12?4 years old. Peggy Lou Lawson - January 12?12 years old. Mr. and Mrs. Marcell Barker and Carroll spent the holidays in Charleston. S. C., with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Spurlock and family. Marcell said he visited the Coconut Grove. We just hope Faye went along too. Mrs. Robert Brock of Union. S. C., visited Mrs. Mildred Wilson recently. Mr. and Mrs. Buba Creswcll spent a few days in Newhnrrv ^ P u'itli A1 ? ot-irl Mrs. G. L. Hooper. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Guest of St. Petersburg, Fla., visited Mr. and Mrs. Clark Meadows recently. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Meadows visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Guest of Cross Hill, S. C.. during the holidays. Sgt. Johnny Lusk visited Marv Miles Christmas day on his way back to Utica. Michigan. Miss Louise Sanders and Marv Miles visited in Columbia recently. Marv Miles suri> h;irl ;i swi?ll %/ ? - - *' *" ' time at the Christmas supper for Stanley Dealers at Eppes J^ Stanley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lawson, Clinton Mills, will celebrate his 8th birthday January 31st. JANUARY. 1958 Eating Place in Greenville, S. C. Our congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson who were married during the holidays. They returned from a honeymoon trip to Nashville, Tenn., where they attended "The Grand Ole Opry". Mrs. Wilson is the former Miss Guvnita Lanford. Mary is sure proud of the pretty T. V. lamp her boyfriend, Edd, gave her for Ch ristmas. WEAVING NO. 3 2nd Shift By Leila Black Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson and children spent several days in Greenville with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. James McMillian had as Christmas dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey j Nelson. Miss Juanita Nelson of Whitmire, Miss Dot Nelson of Columbia and Mr. and Mrs. Aubrev Nelson, Jr., of Greenville, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Black and children visited Mr. Sloan in Columbia Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Ficklin spent a Saturday with his sister, Mrs. McCoy, in Greenville, S. C. Carolyn, don't worry, you have got Charles hooked. Mrs. Clarence Patterson of Wattsville spent the holidays ?a*i4V-t TVAonrl TV/Tvo \A7 R Willi ivil . aiiU mia. vv . XV. i?ivGinnis. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Campbell and son spent several days in Pelzer and Anderson over the holidays. Dave McNinch said he didn't do anything or go anywhere except to the airport to watch the planes. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Alexander had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. David Clark of College Station, Texas, and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Watkins of Bridgeston, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Coley Campbell motored to Atlanta, Ga., over the holidays. Mrs. Annie Sloan and Maude Hillman were Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Black. Henry Fallow gave BarKo i*n ? % ?Mn#f (*/\ ? PUricfmnp 17C11 <? Cl i ,,IH *v,i V-Ili inuiiun. Wonder what kind? Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Creswell were married 11 years a^o December 20. Birthdays Maude Sloan?Dc ember 2. Raymond Lawson?December 16. M. Ann Lawson ? January 6. Little Butch Black was two years old?January 2. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Patterson announce the birth of a son, James. December 16. (Continued on Paye 6) ' SP||%8 MMMNHSBk . Jl"' WMJ . This little cowboy is Little Randy Heaton. 6 months old son ol Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Heaton and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Neuffer Creswell of Clinton Mills.