Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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MARCH, 1958 SPINNING 1ST SHIFT By Mary Ellison Welcome Gladys Campbell to the first shift. Mr. & Mrs. Ward Knight and family visited Mr. & Mrs. Bill Bailey from Ohio. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Nelson vis ited their son, Leland, who remains a patient at Shriners Hospital in Greenville. The J. B. O'Shields visited Mr. J. B. Wasson in Fountain Inn a recent Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Tommy Bryant and daughter, Louise, visited Mr. & Mrs. Bill Nelson. We welcome Mrs. Ola Dalton and Mrs. Lillie Bell Miller back after being out on leave. Mr. & Mrs. G. M. Lowery and children of North Augusta, S. C. and Mr. & Mrs. Earl Gulledge of Clearwater spent a recent week end with Mr. & Mrs. John Davis. Mr. Albert Jones and daughter of Johnson City, Tennpsspp vi?itorl ?Vio ? ? vvvt V.11L VYUIIlton Jones recently. Mrs. Ola Dalton wishes to express her thanks and appreciation for everything that was done for her during her recent illness. Mrs. Ola Dalton has moved ofT the mill village to Bluford Street. Mrs. Alma Harvey and granddaughter. Bess, visited Mrs. Harvey's daughter and family. Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Turner, in Greenwood. TV*.. 0 ** mi. & mrs. James W. Hawkins of Greenville visiter! Mr. & Mrs. Mason Coleman recently. Mr. & Mr. Jennings Cook visited Mrs. Cook's brother and family, Mr. & Mrs. George Waldrop, in Lowell. N. C. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Jones and Mr. & Mrs. Johnny MarBB^B^^T HBy ?B ft V m J Bj* ' lS^ Jm K C This "ccol", "cool" scene with Robert Coo'c son of Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Cook, Lydia Mills, was made dur'.ng our recent srow. T_ TV^"- ^'"nfij i^P tin all of Greenville visited Mrs. Wilma Coleman during her recent illness. Mrs. Shelby Satterfield has returned home after spending some time in California with her husband. Gerald, who is at sea now. Birthdays Betty McElhannon?March 10'. Leland Nelson?March 27 Hay ward Tumlin?March 2 Molda Dean?March 19 Roxie Hanna?March 15 Harold Johnson?February 28. SPINNING 2ND SHIFT By W. N. Nabors Well it is time to say hello ? ; i i i ' again unci wnai a amerence in the weather. It sure has been nice for the last few days. We welcome back to this department Marv Patterson, who has had a leave of absence for a few months. Also four trainees; Joyce Campbell. Edna E. Laney and Betty Lou Parrish and Ruby Threatt. We hope you will like your work girls, and also the ones you work with and work for. Luther Cothian has been out several days on account of sickness. Gene Cook has returned to work after an illness of several davs. Mamie Cothran had the misfortune to fall a few weeks ago and has not been able to return to work yet. We hope she is able to return soon. Horace Smith has been sick a few days and we hope he is better soon. Louise Lamb, of the spooling department, was out several days on account of sickness. Pat Nelson of the same department was sick for a week, but is able to work now. Well, this is all I have this 4 : c ? nine irlends and will close by saying May the Lord bless you all and keep you until we meet again. CARDING 1ST SHIFT By Martha Wyatt We are very glad to have Mr. R. E. Whit mire hack at work after being out for several weeks due to an infected hand. Mr. Raymond Kuykendall, who is working with the .lustice Department in Washing HE CLOTHMAKEI ton, D. C., visited his parents, Mr. & Mrs. C. R. Kuykendall, recently. Mr. J. D. Bullard of Austell, Ga. is visiting his stepson, Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Wyatt. We are sorry to hear of the death of Mr. Carl Crain who was an uncle of Mrs. Annie Bell Johnson. Mrs. Barbara White and little son, Warren, have gone to San Antonio, Texas to be with her husband who is stationed there with the Air Force. Mrs. White is the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. R. E. Whitmire. Mr. Robert R. Wvatt, husband of Mrs. Martha Wvatt, was called to Piedmont. Alabama this week due to the illness of his uncle. Mr. Charlie Beal. CARDING 2ND SHIFT By Myrtie Alewine Rev. and Mrs. Donald Cook and son of Whitakers. N. C. and Mrs. Adams and son, Roy, of Greenville, S. C. spent the week end with Mrs. Ada Cook in Newberry. Floyd McClain, his mother and niece and Mr. 5* Mrs. David (Pete) Branham visited Mr. & Mrs. Frank McClain of Ware Shoals Sunday Mr. & Mrs. D. E. Roberts and sons visited Mrs. Robert's father and sister in Spartanburg Sunday. Roger Nelson, son of Mr. & Mrs. Joe Nelson, celebrated his twelfth birthday March 12. Sgt. Frank Ross and family of Phenix, Alabama visited his sister. Mrs. Osborne, over the week end. Harold Sanders and Jim Gaines are attending a night class of Card Grinding at Clinton High School. CARDING 3RD SHIFT By W. L. Gambrell Glad to know Karen Evans, little daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Ed Evans, is much better after beine sjiek Mr. & Mrs. J. D. Hiott spent the week end with his mother in Anderson recently. Mr. & Mrs. Bennrom Small of Ware Shoals were guests of Mr. & Mrs. Furman Bagwell last week end. Mr. & Mrs. Harmon Whitaker and family of Columbia visited her parents, Mr. & Mrs. James H. Price, of Joanna recently. Jamos Hampton Price, son of Sgt. and Mrs. Wade Price, was born in Druax, France. Mrs. Rice is a niece of W. N. Nafcors, Lydia Mills. I Happy birthday to little Jackie Pitts on her third birthday February 16. She is the granddaughter of Mr. & Mrs. J. D. Hiott. Sorry to hear of the death of Mr. John Broome's uncle, Mr. Carl Crain, of Cowpens, S. C. on February 24. Also sorry to hear ot the death of Mr. T. Luther Johnson of Joanna on February 15. He was a cousin of James Johnson. Clinton News... a (continued from page 4) ? Mr. & Mrs. John Russell of C Carlton, Ga. were Sunday visitor, of Mr. & Mrs. Sam C Madden and family. SC 3 C ii Kenneth Madden is stationed in Cuba, for a while. a Mr. & Mrs. "Pat" Lowe ii have an apartment on Pine F Street-Kings Apts. Pvt. Lewis Wallenzine of Fort Bragg, N. C., Mr. & Mrs. Richard Wallenzine and "Smokev". and Mrs. Lillie Bell Miller of Lydia spent the week end with the W. C. Wallenzines. Mvra Snelgrove. daughter of Mr. & Mrs. W. R. Snelgrove. was honored on her 16th birthday. February 14th with a Surprise Party held at the CLinton Community building, with 22 guests present. Mr. & Mrs. Eland Harris were in charge of the games assisted bv Mr. & Mrs. D. O. Freeman. Decorations and refreshments carried out the valentine motif, with dancing later in the evening enjoyed by the guests. Mr. & Mrs. W. R. Snelgrove were host and hostess for the evening. Bruce Bagwell and John Broadus Bagwell, father and oroiner 01 tsradshaw Bagwell, are recuperating at home fiom major operations at Hays Hospital. Mr. & Mrs. Oxner have moved to their home on Greenwood Highway, Clinton ?Route r 1. WASTE NOT! Care should be taken to v prevent damage to laps when transporting them from the t pickers to cards whether by lap trucks, tram car or lap conveyor. Further care should be exercised when lap is being V creeled to prevent excessive c y WASTE CONTROL?Wm. Brewei 1st Shift, keeps lap waste to a minir through the last half of a yard befcr 7 r HOW MARCH 1 WAS NAMED...? (In eevi&in? the o~v eo.v\an CA?eN7AZ.CAEeAZ CHAN&E7MAKH 41 TV ""Tl&V 7(ZOM THE /T/ZSf v\ a\ONTH -to T^E r///>7^ 'mazc?) ' , iv\a5 nav.fe7 1 APTeg ai/JK aj^ql \ \\tae zo.vun fh js^y m \ \ &07 op waz. Mr. & Mrs. J. G. Corley and on of Columbia spent the i^eek end with his brother nd parents, Mr. & Mrs. A. N. !orley, and Mr. & Mrs. T. B. 'orley and family. rails nunsieuer and JJewey )xner went rabbit hunting n Athens, Ga. Mr. & Mrs. H. C. English nd family have moved out n the country on the Hipp 'arm. Birthdays and Anniversaries Bradshaw Bagwell?March 28 Shirlev Ann Scott?March 10 Wanda June, Robert Thomas celebrated their birthday in January "Chuck" Oxner?March 15 ?4 years old Mr. & Mrs. Clyde Putman observed their 17th wedding anniversary March 1. (Congratulations) Franklin Williams?February 27 Ben Williams ? February 22 Mr. & Mrs. C. E. Elledge observed their 14th wedding anniversary March 4. Mr. & Mrs. Huey Barnett observed their 22nd wedding anniversary March 14. Huey Barnett also had a birthday March 14. Edna Evans?March 12 T ~ a x '?i ? j-.uci t?ua Ann iarorougn was 15 vears old February 3 Lewis Yarbrough?February 28 Mr. James T r a v n h a m? March 4th WANT NOT! caste. All persons responsible for ending cards fully well real*?rv T"> /-? ? ?4 - ^ ' 1 tc me tAtcssive wasie xnai an occur at the lap run out. Everyone should be constantv alert to keep lap and all ither waste to a minimum. i ^ H '. Clinton Card Tender. -1 Mill, rtum by allowing the lap to run e he tears oii the end.