Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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MARCH. 1958 W?ii?Xm Jl WEAVING 1ST SHIFT By Mildred Kinard & Grace Wooten A belated "Happy Birthday" to our Clothmaker. Both your reporters forgot it last month and incidently both your reporters have been on the staff since the paper was first started. I do say Evelyn you are really going to have to grow a little taller so people won't go around mistaking you for a tool kit. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Hughes and family of Savannah, Georgia spent a recent week end with Mr Mrs .1 TT Hughes. Rev. & Mrs. James L. Slaughter attended the Fire Baptized Church Conference in Anderson the week end of M arch 1. Mrs. J a m e s L. Slaughter and son spent a recent vacation in Tampa. Fla. with friends. Mr. & Mrs. Joe GrifTin and children of Florence. Mr. & Mrs. James Arnold and girls of Hemingway were recent visitors of Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Kinard. We wondered why Rov went around acting like a king the other morning but pretty soon we found out. He was a proud "grandpapa" again. The little fellow arrived February 25 at a Myrtle Beach Hospital. He has been given the Name of Charles Edward and the proud parents are Sgt. and Mrs. Calvin Lee. Mrs. Lee is the former Miss Joan Cannon. Mrs. Roy Cannon is spending several weeks with her daughter. Roy says he's going down tomorrow to see that grandboy. Your reporter asked C. E. if he had any news and he said no, but later came back and said that he did?when asked what it was he said they had a baby girl at their *1 ^B| a$U ^ ^ '"JL V4Tji|* <w ' jfe^A 1 * f|f4iji _j.' life '-^1 Jimmy Lydia, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lydia. Clinton Mills, celebrated his 11th birthday in January. T H & r^jpP ^ | house?after a second he said a babv tfirl puppy. Lydia Bell says it's real cute. Mrs. Dora Leopard was very pleasantly surprised on ? i r 1 cti living norne irom i^nurcn Sunday, February 16. All her children and grandchildren were there. Each with a big basket of food for Mrs. Leopard's birthday dinner. Then on Monday, Ethel Lever brought her a big birthday cake, which she shared with fellow employees. It was delicious! Rut Ethel says she's only baking birthday cakes for those over 60. so I guess it will be a few years before some of us claim one. R. C. Wilkie, DK 2. of Bainbridge. Md., spent a ten day s% leave recently, with his mo- p ther. Mrs. Missouri Wilkie. . Mr. & Mrs. Thornton Meadors spent a recent week end with Mr. & Mrs. George Meadors in Anderson. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Hardy and son of Clemson visited Mr. & Mrs. Joe Gibbs recentlv. Mr. & Mrs. Henry T. Suttles H visited friends in Marion and Forest City, N. C. recently. ar Tech. Sgt. Dwight V. Sut- .1L1 ties, son of the Henry Suttles. ^"1 re-enlisted in the Air Force a in Washington. D. C. in Feb- '3( ruarv. Mr. & Mrs. Rudolph Barker th and family and Mr. & Mrs. V( D. M. Sanders visited Mr. & cc Mrs. M. D. Hale in Spartanburg. Loyal Kuykendall. son of u Mrs. Alice Kuykendall, is a medical patient in a Greensboro Hospital. We wish him a speedy recovery. m Mrs. Ethel Lever underwent surgery in Hay's Hos- ^ pital February 27. Hurry up M and get well. Ethel. We miss you. n< Mrs. Henrietta Dover has uwu it iilCUll'ctl |)itlIL'Ill ill Havs Hospital. She is lecup- 01 crating at home. We all hope at she'll soon Ix* feeling fine ju again. ?*^n ; Ijjfj I ^ HL V Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs. lii Roy Lydia, Clinton Mills, cele- er brated his second birthday in 2l February. J. E CLOTHMAK Your reporter (Grae )ent the week end of the b low in Spartanburg with h rother and sister-in-law, IV. Mrs. David James. Dav ndcrwent surgery on Satu ay morning. We certain ipe he is going to be bett ?al soon. We want to welcome De e Webb, Hour Hand, to tl rst shift from the secoi lift. Birthdays Billy Turner?March 26 Ned Handback?March 23 Tommy Lanford?March George Pressley?March Missouri Wilkie f39'>) March 27 Estelle Rowlar.d?March Larry Joe Barker?9 yea old?March 29 Tony Windsor?11 yea old?March 15 "Chuck" Lever?6 years o ?February 8 Wedding Anniversaries Mr. & Mrs. Rufus Handba< ?April 1 Mr. & Mrs. Joe Gibbs March 17 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Ku kendall?March 18 We wish to extend oi mpathy to Mr. & Mi harles Leatherwood in tl ?ath of their little son?Fe lary 28. WEAVING NO. 2 2ND SHIFT By I nez Blackwell i Folks, Another month has roll< ound and spring time ist around the corner. I hoj; hree snows in February w little unusual for us. It h ?en (|uite a while since v id any snow at all. But link about everyone old ai mng alike enjoyed it to rtain extent. Well we're all keeping 01 igers crossed. We dor ant anyone to get hurt eve it right now means so muc ur one million man hou is been reached. Now let ake it two million. Bv the way I suppose 1 if unit' you re reacting tn r. Lee Thornton will be >untryman. He's having ?\v house built out on tl reenwood Highway. He > proud of it that he go it there after 12:00 o'cloi night and stays till 01 ist looking around. Sa k. V feL From the looks of this pictu tie David Lee Walton sure d ijoy his first snow. He is t 2 year old son of Mr. and M W. Walton, Clinton Mills. E R e) Madden is just as bad, h< >ig hasn't started his new hous< er yet but he goes out to se< Ir. where the stakes are on hi: id lot after he gets off frorr ir- work. ly Mrs. James Thornton anc er daughter, Frances, wen guests of Mr. & Mrs. Le< s- Thornton recently, lie Mrs. Helen Yarbrough anc id children visited Mrs. Don Vaughn and Kenneth re centlv. Mr. & Mrs. E. D. McCul lough visited the former; mother, Mrs. H. W. McCul ^ lough in Middleton, Ga. re cently. Mr. & Mrs. L. J. Smith ol Rock Hill visited Mr. & Mrs ^ Marcell Barker for the da\ Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Horace Smith celebrated their 11th wed rs ding anniversary February 1 . Mr. & Mrs. David Pulh celebrated their 11th wedding anniversary February 8. Mr. & Mrs. Marcell Barkei and son were business visi "k tors in Greenville recently. Birthdays Kenneth Vaughn ? FebrU' ary 8 E. D. McCullough?March 28 W. J. Martin?March 2 Estelle Harrison?March 1 Jimmy Madden?March 18 Ellen White?March 29 Doris Smith?February 10 Mr. Arthur Barker has been sick but has returnee xo worn. ^ WEAVING NO. 2 ~is 3RD SHIFT |C By Mary Miles as Hi Folks, as We sure have had a lot ol sickness during this cold wea* ther. Maybe with spring coming along this month we wil a all be feeling better. Little Toni Smith will visil J Shriners Hospital in Green 1 ville Monday. We hope she ' ' won't have to stay. ' Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Lee oi .. Myrtle Beach. S. C. are the nroud narents of a hahv hn\ His grandparents are Mr. <S : Mrs. Rov Cannon. Mr. & Mrs. Ray Kelly an nounce the birth of a bab\ boy February 28. The prouc grandmother is Mrs. Louis< Martin. (That's a sure sigr ^ you're getting old Louise) Mrs. Louise Martin gave 1C her daughter a stork showei m recently. Carol received man\ beautiful and useful gifts. (P Mr. Larry Masters expres ses his appreciation for the " flowers sent his wife, "Kat" w. during her stay at Self Mem |3 orial Hospital. We sure hop< Kat will be feeling mucl bettor soon. Mr. & Mrs. Howard Stroud Vivian and Bobby O'Sullivar attended wrestling in Spar tanburg on Saturday nigh recently. Marion Johnson has re turned home from Germany He visited his sister. Mrs Ruth Thornton, and famih last Monday. ft Ted MahafTev of Arlington re Va. is visiting his parents, Mr id & Mrs. R. V. MahafTev. J?? Mr. & Mrs. Buba Creswel and Keith and Tommy spen 3 5 last Sunday in Newberry, ? S. C. ? Cynthia and Mike Hamrick s of Patterson, N. J. are coming i to stay during school with their grandmother, Mrs. Is1 abell Hamrick. i Mrs. Gladys Hucks and ? Patsy and Tommy Miles have all been sick with the flu. 1 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Wilson i and family visited relatives in Greenville on Sunday. We welcome Evelyn M. Thompson to our department. Birthdays Patsy Cannon?March 22 Horace Robinson?Februarv f 10 Dennis Robinson?February ' 19 Melvin iBuba) Creswell? i February 9 Ronnie Ficklin?7 years old ?February 15 Barrv Ficklin?5 years old ' ?February 24 Patsy Mills?11 years old? March 25 Guvnita Wilson?February 5 Mr. & Mrs. Horace Robinson celebrated their 11th anniyersary February 8th. i i This good looking group of teen-agers pose for picture at birthday party given Myra Snelgrove on her 16th birthday. [ WEAVING NO. 3 By Helen Glenn 3RD SHIFT Lucille Jennings has re? turned to work after being out sick. Glad you are better, f Gladys Ginn has three i children sick, but they are improving. i Shelia. daughter of Ulyss Gilliam, has had her tonsils removed. T"\ . T : JI \ ^ r L/tius ut'iiniiigs. naugnier 01 1 Lucille, will go to the hospi? tal in March for an eve i operation. Best of luck to you. Glad Katherine Masters is s doing alright following an op^bp i *** j M _B ? jE jt LI Ml i MMHjkk "Chuckie" Oxner is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Oxner and the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Barker and Mr. and Mrs. ] R. C. Oxner of Clinton Mills. "Chuckie" celebrated his fourth t birthday March 16.