The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, February 15, 1958, Page 4, Image 4
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Members of Clinton troop No.
shown with Scoutmaster Charles L<
in the Clinton Mills Scout House 01
Front Row, left to right: Don
Osborne, Steve Allman, Ken Allnr
Randy Campbell, Edwood Fulmer, I
man. Third Row: Rickie Frier, Bu
Albert Davenport, Larry Power, Di
Row: Benny Tucker, Johnny Price
Ned Handback, Eddie Madden, W.
master Charles Leatherwood, Keith
Billy Hamrick and children
visited Mr. and Mrs. Bobby
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during Christmas. Mr. and
Mrs. Hamrick have been real
sick with the flu but they are
both back at work now. We
are glad to see them back.
T Sgt and Mrs. Billy Hamrick
and children of the
U. S. Air Force left February
4 for France. They will
be over there seven years.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamrick are
sure going to miss them, we
know. We hope they have a
nice trip and enjoy their stay
over there.
Birthdays
Gwendel Bundrick. 8 years
old January 28.
Isabell Hamrick?February
5. (Half a Hundred years old).
Jeanette Gilliam ? February
12.
Keith Gilliam?3 years old
?February 14.
Larrv Masters wants to
thank Weaving -2. 3rd Shift,
for being safety minded during
January. Let's do it again.
Welcome to -2 Weaving?
Gilbert Kidd. Mildred Barbee,
Margaret Patterson and
Jeanette Gilliam from -3
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weave, ana max rorienoerry
from "1.
WEAVING NO. 3
2nd Shift
By Leila Black
Mr. and Mrs. Vandy Fallow
were married 21 years January
29.
Mrs. Loree Lawson celebrated
a birthdav February
12.
Grady
Worthy is the sixteen
years old nephew of Mrs. Izell
Campbell, Clinton Mills.
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138 Boy Scouts of America are
eatherwood at their last meeting
i Pitts Street.
Handback, Carol Barker, Lonnie
lan. Second Row: James Price.
..awrence Leopard. Freddie Whitiddy
Robertson, Terry Campbell,
ckie Watts, Maxie Davis. Fourth
!. Eddie Braswell. Tyler Bryant,
ayne Wilson. Fifth Row: Scouti
Stewart, and Lance Frier.
Mrs. Leila Black celebrated
a birthday February 10.
Jimmy McMillan celebrated
a birthday February 18.
W. R. McGinnis?February
12.
Wc welcome Albert H. Turner
to our department.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Patterson
and family of Woodruff
were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Patterson.
Linda, Jimmy and Kay McMillan
spent the weekend in
Whitmire recently.
Mr. Ralph Alexander and
son. Franklin, and Billy Watkins.
son-in-law, spent 3 days
in New Jersey last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Moody
of Greenville were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George
Thomason.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Black
and family were visitors in
Greenville.
Mrs. Mary Tucker, sister of
Loret Lawson, is doing fine
after surgery at a Spartanburg
Hospital. We wish her
a speedy recovery.
1 wish to take this way to
thank all of my friends in and
out of the mill for the nice
pounding which was given me
while I was out sick. May
God richly bless each and
every one of you.
Beatrice Dyer
We lost a fixer to the 3rd
shift. D. D. Fickland. Fick
we miss you but best of luck
on the 3rd.
Before we stop I would liki
to remind our department t(
be very careful about oui
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Brenda Bryant seems to b
relaxing on this old war tim
cannon.
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accidents as we don't lack (
very many hours to go before t
we meet our goal and if we (
keep this in mind we can pass 1
it in flying color.
WEAVING NO. 3
3rd Shift
By Helen Glenn 1
Carol Ann, daughter of Wil- I
nam lvietts, nas the nu. t
Ulyss Gilliam is a new loom
fixer on the 3rd shift and we
want to welcome him to
Weaving ~3.
Birthdays
William Metts?January 27.
Harry Lanford ? February
10. * <
Joe Spillers, Jr.?February
23. ' i
Shirley Dianne Motts ? 6
years old?January 26.
SPINNING NO. 1
1st Shift
By Ruby Lydia and
Vera Smith
Mrs. Nellie Clay of Whitmar,
Ga., spent the weekend
with Mrs. Geneva Lowery.
1VT r anrl TVTrc TTlntiri T-Iarriv:
and family of Batesburg spent
the weekend with Mrs. R. M.
Sullivan.
Mrs. Pearl Foster visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I.
M. Burden, in Greenville.
Birthdays and Anniversaries
Mrs. Louise Blackwell had
a birthday February 14.
Little Michael Lydia had a
birthday February 10.
Little Debbie Bible will be
three years old February 26.
Little Susan Caughman was
three years old January 31.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Braswell
had a wedding anniversary
February 11.
Birthday Party For Daughter
Little Susan Caughman was
honored Saturday afternoon
with a birthday party.
After the young folks sang
"Happy Birthday" and played
pamos delirious refreshments
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were served by the hostess.
Each {juest remembered
Susan with a gift.
Sick List
Friends of Roy Lydia will
be sorry to hear lie has been
ill at Blalock Clinic. He is
1 undergoing treatments in the
Veterans Hospital in Columbia
now.
Mr. Denton Humphries is
recovering at home after
' being a patient at the St.
Francis Hosoital in Greenville.
' Sympathy Note
Cur deepest sympathy goes
: out to Mrs. Earl Braswell.
Mrs. Irene Griffon. Mrs. Lucv
Owens, Mrs. J. T. Anthony,
> Mis. Lossie Bullman, Mrs. Ida
: Gregory, Dock Dover and
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Joey Spillers, son of Mr. and
e Mrs. Joe Spillers, Clinton Mills,
e will celebrate his 3rd birthday
February 23.
jrrady Martin in the death of
heir sister and aunt, Mrs.
Harry Williams of Danville,
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SPINNING NO. 3
2nd Shift
By Lucille Edmonds
We wish to thank everyDody
in Clinton for any part
hey had in the burial of Juan
!\ndijar, flowers or any other
donation. It makes us feel
^ood to know we have such
nice people in Clinton. Although
his family may not be
in the position to return
thanks, I'm sure they do, and
1 know God will bless ouch
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Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clem
of Anderson visited Mrs.
Eulila Owings and Mrs. Agnes
Walker on Sunday. Mrs.
Eulila Owings visited in Newberry
and also in Long
Branch recently.
We are glad to have Mary
Bradley back at work after a
week's illness in Hays Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. David McPeters
and Doug Rhonda
from Macon. Ga., and Mrs.
Myrtice McPeters from Tifton,
Ga., visited Mrs. Lucille
Edmonds and children over
the weekend.
Mr. Carol Lester of Spartanburg
visited Linda Edmonds
over the weekend.
We want to say happy
birthday to:
Calvin Martin ? 10 years
old?February 11.
Patsv Ann Bradley, who
celebrated her birthday January
7.
Peggie Edmonds Rowe ?
January 17.
Dianne Proctor was 8 years
old January 29.
Little Teresa Fay Odum
was one year old February 10.
Homer Casey?February 2.
SPINNING NO. 3
3rd Shift
By Lydie Todd
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Fulmer
and family visited Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Fulmer in Anderson.
S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Russ
of Cherokee Falls spent the
day recently with Mr. and
Mrs. lruman Leopard.
Marshall Samples says he
can't get any farther than
Pine Ridge.
Rossie Avery and Helen
Butler spent the weekend in
Rockingham. N. C.
Mrs. Lola Russ spent Saturday
night with Rev. and Mrs.
R. L. Russ in Joanna.
Birthdays
Randv Fulmer has a birthday
February 27.
Doris Osborne January 22.
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Bobby S. Ginn. son of Mr. anc
Mrs. Roy Ginn. Clinton Mills, ii
taking his Basic Training at lh<
Naval Base at San Diego. Califor
nia. He was employed at Clintor
Mills before entering service.
FEBRUARY, 1958 |
SPOOLING
1st Shift *
By Kate Riddle
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hedspeth
are spending some time
with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert and Mrs. John
Hedspeth after his discharge
from the Air Force.
We are glad little Eddie
Bigham is able to return to
school after having Chicken
Pox. I
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Mundy and son and Mrs.
Janic Creswell of Abbeville
were recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Neuffer Creswell.
Happy birthday to:
C. F. Oakley?February 26.
Steven Moore?March 7.
Robert Moore?March 3.
Happy Anniversary to:
Mr. and Mrs. Neuffer Creswell?March
4.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Riddle
?March 6.
SPOOLING
2nd Shift
By Sara Lawson
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Stone
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Stone and family of M
Graniteville were the recent
quests of Mrs. Ott Stone.
Linda Culbertson is spending
a few months with the A.
C. Culbertsons in Kev West.
Fla.
Mrs. Mildred Wilkerson has
been a patient at the Blalock
Clinic recently.
Happy birthday to little
Debbie Wilson, granddaughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Edd
Young, January 24.
Jimmy Craine had a birthday
February 16.
SPOOLING
3rd Shift
By Bill Lowery
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Woodward on the
birth of their babv girl.
Sorry to report that Margaret
Morgan is a patient at
Hays Hospital.
Happy birthday to Barbara
Woodward on February 18.
also to Kay Rhodes whose
birthday was the 17th of
February.
We would like to welcome
Barbara Woodward to the
third shift.
Some more birthdays this
month arc: Mrs. Cat Womble
on January 26, also Lib
Womble on February 10 and
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Daiscy Henderson attended
a reunion and birthday celebration
of her mother's H2nd
birthday in Greenville recent
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Durrand and Kim Lowery.
children of Mr. and Mrs. Biliy
Lowery, have both been ill
recently with flu.
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The attractive children above,
1 Brenda and Donnie Bryant, pose
at this historical monument.