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APRIL. 1958 WEAVING NO. 1 1st Shift By Sudie Putnam Mrs. Bessie Nelson of Lanford Station visited her sister, Mrs. Ella Harvey, and niece, Mrs. George Price, Sunday. A N Donald Powers, who is stationed at Norfolk, Va., is spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Powers. Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Williamson and Priscilla attended the funeral of Mrs. Williamson's aunt. Mrs. Sallie Cullins, of Anderson, Sunday. Mrs. Lula Neal, Mr. and Mrs. Ruether Neal and children of Greenville spent a Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neal recently. Mr. and Mrs. George Price and sons and Mrs. Ella Harvey spent a Sunday in Chester recently with the Odell Gregorys. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Greene and children of Laurens v isited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Putnam recently. WEAVING NO. 2 1st Shift By Mildred Kinard and Grace Wooten Hi Everybody, Wonder how many cases of Spring fever in Clinton. I personally know of one and I'm afraid a fishing trip will only make it worse, so I keep putting it off and started house cleaning instead. How about you? Sam Owens wants everyone to know that he and Rufus Chapin have taken over the Phillips 66 Service Station next to the Winn-Dixie Store and any business you can bring their way will be appreciated. He also wants you to know that he has been weaving some lately. He's about as proud of that as he is the service station. Mr. and Mrs. Evans Lever and family visited the Art Museum at Bob Jones University recently, and they said it was really worth a trip to Greenville to see the things M Elizabeth Leopard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Leopard, Clinton Mills Spooling, celebrated her 15th birthday March 25. T_ they have there. By the way. bv the time you read this we're hoping Ethel will be Ko*?Lr o 4 tif/"\t?Lr \A7/-? U m b pUa'p uuv i\ c? c wui i\. *? c 111111 rv diiu o been out long enough. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Riser and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Riser spent a recent Sunday in Anderson with tiie Sid Risers, who moved to Anderson recently. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibbs, Mrs. Aline Lanford, Mrs. Frances Bradberry and Mrs. Dolly Lusk attended the singing in Spartanburg recently. Mrs. Dot Lanford and daughter, Sandra, and Mrs. Louise Martin and daughter Cornelia, went to Greenville on a shopping trip before Easter. (Dot splurged! ask her.) Mrs. Ola Meadors and Alan Strickland shopped in Greenville on Friday before Easter, but Ola didn't find what she wanted, so she and Ethel Lever and son. Chuck, took a trip to Greenwood the following week. (P.S. Ola still didn't find what she wanted. I be lieve she's kinda hard to please). Mrs. A. A. Barker has been ill for some time. But the morning I got up news. Pop Barker said she was better, that she cooked him some biscuits that morning. (He's been doing the cooking). We're really glad that she's improving. Mrs. Alice Kuvkendall visited her son. Loyal, in Greensboro recently. Loyal has undergone surgery for a ruptured disc in his back. Hope he'll continue to improve. Mrs. Dora Leopard and son. Truman, attended the funeral of Mrs. Leopard's brother-inlaw. Rufus Tucker, in Greenville March 25. Mrs. Ola Meadors. Mr and Mrs. Joe Strickland and son. A ln? 41. iv. rvitlll, \ ISllfU 11 If Oil RMilllU ? d a u g h t e r and son-in-law, A2 C and Mrs. Jimmy Sherril in Albany, Ga.. while Ola was out on a three-day vacation recently. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hughes and Mrs. Hughes' sister. Mrs. BggHEfa' < jM Ma r ~ V Hp fv r '-^^1 Nancy Ann Leopard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Leopard. Clinton Mills Spooling, celebrated her 13th birthday April 25. HE CLOTHMAKEI Billy Wilson, went shopping in Greenville before Easter. (Hope they had better luck than Ola). Mrs. Wilson is joining her husband in Japan this month for two years. We hope she has a pleasant voyage. At the time of this writing (April J) Mrs. Dock Dover is in critical condition in Newberry Hospital. Henrietta has been ill for several weeks. We sincerely hope bv the time you read this she will be very much improved. Mrs. A. H. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. B. R. West of Spartanburg visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hllffhes and fnmilv nvpr the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kinard visited Mr. Marvin DeYoung, who was a patient at the Columbia Hospital. Mr. DeYoung was injured in an auto accident March 10. Boatswain L. E. Wood of Norfolk. Va., spent a 15-day leave with his mother, Mrs. Ora Wood. Mrs. Ora Wood and J. D. Williams and L. E. Wood were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood in Greenwood recently. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Coleman and daughter of Donalds, Mr. and Mrs. Louise Mullinax and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pollard of Anderson visited Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Handback and bovs. Much sympathy to Shorty in the recent death of her little dog. Tommy. Mrs. Ruth Oxner and your reporter (Grace) visited their parents. Rev. and Mrs. George James, in Duncan and their brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. David James, in Spartanburg recently. David underwent surgery at Spartanburg Hospital in February. He's doing fine now, thank you. Been back at work two weeks. Birthdays and Anniversaries Mr. J. E. Bras well celebrated his 88th birthdav Mav 12. Pat Lanford. 14 years of age. April 24. Barbara Ann Brewington, 16 years of age. March 31. Marv Cunningham. 18 years of age. May 4. Glenda Gail Smitherman. 14 years of age, April 6. M. D. Smitherman. April 7. James Hevward Smitherman. 15 vea:s of age. April 11. R. C. Wilkie. D.K. 2. 22 years of age, April 27. Clara Jeanette Kennedy, 12 years of age, March 29. Sgt. Jimmy Wooten, 22 years of age, April 26. Dot Ran ford. April 13. Betty Jo is the very attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Newell Brewington. Clinton Mills. I Steve Lanford, 10 years of age, April 27. Annie Ruth Barker, April 14. Rudolph Barker, April 17. Betty Jo Brewington, 13 years of age. March 21. WEAVING NO. 2 3rd Shift By Mary Miles Hi Folks, Here it is news time again. Nobody seems to be going anywhere much. Bet they will now that Spring is finally here. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith visited in Greenville. S. C., recently. T\/T~ o l o :a i_ ivir. raui ornun was given a surprise birthday dinner March 25 in Anderson, S. C., at the home of Mrs. Leon Jordan. George Thompson has had the mumps, but he is better now. Tom O'Shields, Billy Snelgrove and Joe Campbell went way down to Lake Murray fishing. They were going to try out Billy's new motor but it wouldn't run. Joe savs the only motor they had was Mr. O'Shields, so they had to paddle. He said Mr. O'Shields really caught some nice fish. Tommy Miles has been sick with an infected ear. He is back at school now. Louise Lewis, sister of Ruth Thornton, has been a patient at Self Memorial Hospital. Ruth and family spent last weekend with her. We hope hot tor coon Mr. and Mrs. Obe Thornton celebrated their 21st Wedding Anniversary April 17th. Congratulations. Ruth and Obe. That's a long time isn't it? Mrs. S. B. Snelgrove has been very sick with pneumonia. We hope she is better soon. Billy Snelgrove and family visited her recently. Mrs. R. V. Mahaffev has been a patient at Laurens Hospital. We are glad she is home now and getting along fine. Louise Martin says she is hoping there will be an Easter parade in Clinton Sunday. Bet she will be a dillv in her Fas ter bonnet. I sure hope I am there to join the fun. Misses Florence. Mildred and Margaret Ann Law son and Mrs. Jeanette Gilliam visited in Greenville Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Ficklin proudly announce the arrival of a 9 lb. 7 oz. baby boy. He has been named Gary Keith and was born March 22 at Blalock Clinic. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Turner and family spent the day in "*<1 *?Ttr? This sweet sixteen lovely is Barbara Ann Brewington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Newell Brew ington. Clinton Mills. 3 Greenville recently with Mrs. Laura Griffith, who is ill at home. We were sure sorry about Margaret Patterson's home burning recently. She says people have been real nice to them. Congratulations and thanks to everyone for working the million hours without an accident. Let's all try to make the second goal. David and Becky Masters spent Easter Holidays with Larry and Katherine Masters, his parents. David is a Senior at Clemson College. Birthdays Mr. S. B. Snelgrove?March 25. Lester Campbell?April 28. Tommy Miles?April 28. Tonita Ann Miles?April 24. Patsy Miles?March 25. Tony Hooper?April 16. Keith Creswell?March 5? 5 years old. Mrs. Hattie Lawson?April 6. William Grady Turner ? March 28?10 years old. WEAVING NO. 3 3rd Shift By Helen Glenn We welcome Carl Pearson to our department. Henry Bellue is out sick. Lucille Jennings and daughters spent a couple of days in ; 11 ? -NT vv dy iieavine;, n . ictciuiy. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Williams visited in Greenwood recently. Wayne and "Buster" Wilson, sons of Sarah Wilson, spent Easter in Forest Citv, N. C. Helen Glenn and children spent the day with her parents in Greenwood recently. Paul Tyson has left to join the Air Force. Best of luck to you. Birthdays Sandra Ginn, daughter of Gladvs Ginn. 6 vears old April 9. Steve Lanford?10 years old ?April 27. Steven Metts?3 years old? March di. Mavnard Motes? April 29. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Ginn celebrated their 8th wedding anniversary in March. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Madden announce the birth of a daughter, April 2. WEAVING NO. 3 2nd Shift By Leila Black Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Powell. Maude Lee. J. C. and Dorothy Powell were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry' Black. Mr. and Mrs. George Thorn I fai. ? ! Paul Woodward and daughter. > Theresa Ann, who was three months old April 11. Paul is employed in the Spooling Department, Clinton Mills.