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4 CLINTON NEWS eration on her throat. Hurry back to work for we miss you. "Becky*' Masters, daughterin-law of Mr. & Mrs. Larry Master, is staying with them while "Kat" is sick. "Dot'' English is out sick. Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Williams and children visited in Whitmire with Mr. & Mrs. J. P. Brown recently. we welcome William Gregory to Weaving ~ 2. Doris Jennings will be 15 years old April 1. Sammy Ginn?7 years of age March 26. Carol Ann Metts?February 8. SPINNING NO. 1 1ST SHIFT By Ruby Lydia & Vera Smith Mrs. Marv Sue Turner and children visited Mrs. Ethel Rucker in Greenwood last week end. Mrs. Ott Beck and Mrs. Dubby Whitman of Calhoun Falls spent the week end with Mr. & Mrs. Roy Posey. Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Brookshire and daughters, Delores and Gail. Laura Smith and Pat Burdette went Ice Skating in Greenville. Mrs. Earl Braswell visited her daughter, Mrs. Irene Griffin, in Ware Shoals. Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Smith visited Mrs. Ola Burdette and son, Manning, in Greenville. Pat and Melissa Burdette, Mabel McCallaster and Shirley Holden went Ice Skating in Greenville. Mrs. Roy Lvdia and son, Jimmy, and Mr. & Mrs. Frank Lvdia visited Roy Lydia at the Veterans Hospital Sunday. Birthdays and Anniversaries Delores Brookshire had a birthday March 20. Happy Birthday to Little Vickie Foster, who was 5 years old March 1. LuJune Dunawav was 6 years old March 24. Rudolph Holden has a birthday March 26. Mrs. Johnny Holder had a birthday March 6. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Holden had a wedding anniversary March 4. Sick List T\/r^,. r>? t-> i ' ivn a. nuy rusey lias DL't'n ill. Little Cheryl Heaton has R mW'' w Melba?Lurline and Brenda a is employed in the Spinning Dep< T ? Continued been ill. We are glad to have her mother, Mrs. Ola Bell Heaton, back at work after being ill. SPINNING NO. 2 r i pt lai aniri By Jennie Homes Mr. & Mrs. Harold Rollins and daughter, Connie, and Ml- X. TVT rc A T Q.HorfinU A.At . vv mtu. AM, U . UlUVtl UCUl were guests of Mr. & Mrs. Wyatt Stewart in Easley Sunday. Mrs. Mary Martin, Mrs. Beatrice Dyer and Mr. Earnest Vaughn attended a Church of God singing in Greenville. Mrs. Sara Beasley and sons are guests of Mr. & Mrs. Forrest Samples. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Havnie spent the week end with Mr. & Mrs. Perry Chasteen of Anderson. Sgt. & Mrs. Frank Ross, of Phenix, Alabama were week end guests of Mr. & Mrs. Bill Osborne. Mr. & Mrs. J. N. Floyd of Joanna, and Mr. & Mrs. Gene Floyd visited at Clemson College Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Hartwell West and children of Greenville were here over the week end visiting Mrs. Eva West. Mr. & TVf /-^ mrs. L-. west and Mr. & Mrs. S. B. Hames. Birthdays I want to catch up on some of the birthdays I missed last month ar.d wish them, "Many happy returns". Billv Watkins ? February 24 Sgt. Frank Ross?February 5 Jackie Hames ? February 19 W. J. Eustace?March 1 Marv Osborne?March 3 Paul Woodward?March 10 Pamela Kim Woodward? March 10 Kathv Woodward ? March 23 Mr. A. J. Satterfield?March 15 Barrie Jean Stewart? March 27 Phvllis Ann Hames?March 10 ' Anniversary Mr. & Mrs. Paul Woodward celebrated their anniversary March 10. Well, that's about all the news, so I'll sign off for now. ire the attractive daughters of Mr. a irtmcnt, Clinton Mills. 'HE CLOTHMAKE SPINNING NO. 2 2ND SHIFT By Lucille Edmonds Mrs. Andy Hames is a medical patient at Hays Hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. & Mrs. James Arnold Edmonds announce the birth of a daughter, Rhonda Sue on February 21 at Hays Hospital. Mrs. Edmonds was the former Miss Sue Rowe. Both mother and daughter are doing fine at present although liftlo RhnnHa will havp In have surgery of the spine. We would like to ask prayer of all the praying people of Clinton for her recovery. Little Susie Bradley is recovering from a tonsilectomy at Hays Hospital. Bessie Cunningham is spending a week with her sister, Mrs. Eulila Owings. Mrs. Agnes Walker and Mrs. Edna Martin were supper guests of Mrs. Eulila Owings on Saturday the 22nd of February. Mrs. Owings visited Mrs. Rossie Franks recently. Mr. & Mrs. Richardson celebrated their wedding anniversary on March 6. We welcome Pearl Cannon to our dept. Mr. ik Mrs. Curtis Parker from Norfolk. Va. visited Mrs. Parker's parents. Mr. & Mrs. Homer Casey on the 28th. Birthdays Barbara Martin 12 years old on April 5th. Arnold Edmonds?April 6 Mrs. Homer Casey?February 22 Lucille Edmonds?March 9 Monlee Ivester?March 12 Sorry Margaret Barker is sick, hope she will soon be back to work. Sgt. M e r i d o n McPeters, brother of Lucille Edmonds, remains ill at his home in Albuquerque. New Mexico. SPINNING NO. 3 3RD SHIFT By Lydie Todd Mrs. Pearle Bedenbaugh of Leesville and Mr. & Mrs. Volmcr Lee Bedenbaugh of Gilbert visited Mr. & Mrs. Lonnie Fulmer. Mrs. Bob Robinson spent a week with Mr. & Mrs. Lonnie Fulmer. Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Wooten and Debbie spent the week end in Sumter with Mr. & Mrs. Ray Goff. Mr. & Mrs. W. C. McDougal of Favetteville, N. C. are visiting with Helen Butler and Rossie Avery. V " v. /% 1 ind Mrs. Ovell Woody. Mrs. Woody _R Mr. & Mrs. Paul Smith and children spent the week end in Anderson with Mr. & Mrs. Jordan. Mrs. J. E. Derrick, Mrs. Nettie Praga and children of Greenwood spent the day with Lydie Todd. Birthdays Betty Carol Freeman?January 6 Harley Ann Smith? February 21 Paul Smith?March 25 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Deadwyler would like to thank each and everyone who helped to save their furniture and clothes when their home on Bailey Street caught fire. Also thanks to Mrs. Land and the T. E. L. Sunday School class for the groceries. SPOOLING 1ST SHIFT By Kate Riddle Well we see on the safety board the hours worked without an accident has gone over the top and we are sure proud of that and hope it will keep climbing and not go back to zero any more for no one likes to look at a zero. We are glad to report Robert Bigham recovering nicely after an operation. We are sorry Mrs. Bertie Hedspeth is off from work at this time with flu. Sure hope she will soon be able to * v turn to work. Mr. & Mrs. Arzo Ivester and children and Mr. & Mrs. Marion Turner wre week end visitors of Mr. & Mrs. George Smith in Martin, Ga. It was Mrs. Smith's birthday. She is Mrs. Ivester's mother. Mr. & Mrs. Earl Folds and son of Augusta, Ga. were recent visitors of Mr. & Mrs. Jones Wallenzine. Sorrv Bettv Johnson is sick. Hope she will soon be well again. She is the daughter of Mrs. Sallie Johnson. Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy South and son. Dan, and Mr. & Mrs. Raich Riddle visited Chimnev Rock. N. C. Happv anniversary to: Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bigham March 29 Happy birthday to: Dianne Bright?March 25 Richard Tinslev?March 14 Jim Tinslev?March 22 Birth Announcement Mr. & Mrs. Louie Webb announce the birth of a son, James Lawrence, on February 28. Mrs. Webb is the former Betty Dunaway. SPOOLING 2ND SHIFT I By Sara Lawson Mrs. Lavonia Phillips. Wes ley Ivester and Mr. & Mrs. Lester Ivester visited their mother. Mrs. James Hillev of Toccoa. Ga. who has been seriously ill. Hubert Leopard and daughter, Elizabeth, spent a Sunday recently with Mr. & Mrs. George Leopard in Saluda. Mrs. Ott Stone has been going to Greenville for eye treatments. Little Miss Miriam Lawson has been receiving ear treatments from Dr. Robert E. MARCH, 1958 Livingston at Newberry. Little Joseph David Cagle, son of Mr. & Mrs. "Hot Shot" Cagle has a birthday March . 22. I SPOOLING | 3RD SHIFT By Bill Lowery Mr. & Mrs. A. E. Ealy cele- j brated a wedding anniversary March 5. Billy Henderson, Daisey Henderson's husband, is recuperating after a car wreck in which he was injured. Clarence Lawson of Laurens visited his brother. Miles Lawson, recently. We want to welcome Thomas Ginn to the third shift, also Sara Nell Heaton. Happy birthday to Gene Butler on March 24. CLOTH ROOM 1ST SHIFT By Dorsey Turner Mr. & Mrs. Cleo Wallenzine and Mrs. Margaret Barker were shopping visitors in Greenville recently. Mr. & Mrs. Gains Jackson of North Augusta, Mr. & Mrs. Tilman Jackson of Columbia, TVTrc laptcnn'i; r?Jirf?r?tQ from v w,v"wx"* " Germany, visiting in this country, Mr. & Mrs. Witt, also Mr. G. H. Jackson spent Sunday with the Burton Reeders. Mr. & Mrs. Marion Turner visited in Hendersonville, N. C. recently. Mr. & Mrs. T. E. Stevens of Joanna spent Thursday with Mr. & Mrs. James Stogner. Mr. & Mrs. Pete Evans had as their week end guests Mr. & Mrs. Odell Crawford and sons, Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Riser and family of Anderson, also Mrs. Abalene Evans, and Mrs. Leo Riser of Clinton and Jackie Wright of Spartanburg. The Pete Evans and daughter, Jean, visited the Odell Crawfords in Anderson recently. Mr. & Mrs. I. W. Harvey and girls visited her mother and sister, Mrs. L. A. Hall and the Horace Gunters in Newberry. Mrs, James Thornton and daughter, "Bunny" of Anderson were week end visitors of the Charlie Barkers and the i Dewcv Oxners. Mr. & Mrs. J. T Ferguson of Newberry, Mr. & Mrs. Rudolph Ferguson and Kathv also of Newberry were Sunday visitors of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Prather. The Clarence Friers spent the week end with Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Williams in Greer. Mrs. Cinnie Madden. Cyn- I thia. Eddie. also Mrs Poto Frier, Lance and Ricky went Ice Skating at the Skating Rink in Greenville Friday night. Mr. & Mrs. C. L. Revels, Rev. Don Revels, Mr. & Mrs. i Alvin Williams were dinner guests Sunday of the C. M. F riers. Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Japart and family. Mr. & Mrs. Bobbv Japart and daughter and Mr. & Mrs. Donald Prather were visitors in Fountain Inn recently. (continued on page 7^