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4 CLINTON NEWS ason and family visited his and her parents in Greenville over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Patterson of Spartanburg spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Raye Patterson. Mr. and Mrs. Bovce Lawson and children spent Sunday in Saluda with Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Nix. Linda, Jimmy and Kay Mc ivuiuaii nave oeen confined to their home with mumps. They are much better now. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Creswell and boys were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hooper in Newberry. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Patterson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McGinnis. Louie Black celebrated a birthday March 14. Mr. and Mrs. James McMillan celebrated their 13th wedding anniversary March 10. Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Lawson celebrated their 23rd wedding anniversary March 14. Coley Campbell celebrated a birthday March 26. I want to say thank you so much for being so nice to me when my house burned. I want you to know I really appreciate it. May God richly bless each of you. Rave Patterson SPINNING NO. 1 1st Shift By Ruby Lydia and Vera Smith Mrs. Earl Braswell, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Braswell and Mimi visited Mrs. Jack Grinnin in Ware Shoals Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lydia and family, Mrs. Rov Leathers and Mildred Long visited Mrs James Gilreath in Greenville Sunday. S Sgt. and Mrs. David N. H i n g a s and Mrs. Geneva Lowery were shopping visitors in Greenville Monday. Friends of S Sgt. David N. h'ingas will be haDDV to learn that he has been sent to Panel Engineering School in Illinois. Mrs. Hingas is visiting his parents in Holdingford, Minnesota, for several weeks. After the visit she will join him in Illinois. Mr. Hingas is married to the former Miss Ruth Lowery, daughter of Mrs. Geneva Lowery. Birthday? and Anniversaries Mary F rances Anderson ? April 4. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dunaway celebrated their anniversary April 1. Elton Humphries?April 20. Ida Johnson?April 25. Loyd Johnson?April 25. Chervl Hnntnn?Ar?ril 1 ^ Linda Bible?April 17. Keith Shepard?March 25. SPINNING NO. 3 2nd Shift By Lucille Edmonds Sorry we don't have much Hj / #1 J. Arnold Edmonds, Cl:nton Mills, celebrated a birthday April 6. Shown with Arnold is his six weeks old daughter, Rhonda Sue. ? Continued news this month, but ma just working five days n month people will go fish or somewhere and tell about it. Mrs. Eulila Owings visi in Columbia recently. Mrs. Owings. Mrs. Ag Walker and Mrs. Letha J nings visited Dora Fawlei Laurens recently. Mrs. Eulila Owings' neph Ronnie Garner, is home leave iiom me iNavy base San Diego. California. Homer Casey went fish Monday; said he caught fish weighing 12 lbs. Ira M tin and Andy Ha nes saic was just a fish storv. Birthdays Fannie Mae Hames ? A] 4. Jessie McCall?May 12. Samuel McCall?March Mildred Holbert?April Timy Deadwyler?April Ira Martin?April 28. Ernie Lois Hames?Apri Glad to have Myrtle Tu er. Monlee Ivester back v us after being out sick. Margaret Barker is still our sick list. Hope she i soon be well. Linda Edmonds is ill at home. PnT\T\TT>m ~ Oi~llN IN UN IN KJ. Z 2nd Shift By Paul Foster George Gregory of W haw, N. C., is spending a 1 days with his father ; mother, Mr. and Mrs. Dev Gregory. Mrs. Barbara Meade left first of April for Germa She will spend two ye there with her husband v is in service. Jerry Ballew has returi home from service. He is son of Mrs. Katherine Ball Mrs. J. B. Hazel of N< berry spent last Sunday \\ her daughter, Mrs. Be; Rodgers. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bo are visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. Gooch for a few days. T1 will hold their family reun in Belton, S. C., Sunday. Wo UMcVi tr> . . w mwii iw UAICUU deepest sympathy to the mar Fieklin family in death of his "dfe's mot! Mrs. Sadie Do\ We also wish to extend deepest sympathy to the E Ca^le family in the death their son, Bobbv Cagle. We are sorrv to report N Annie Murphy, Geraldine ? terfield and Mrs. Alma Fu are still on the sick list, hope them a speedy recovc Cilad to have Robert ; Rubv Edge. Annie Burton ; Hazel Griffin back after be sick. IJj Keith Shepaid, son of Mr. . Mrs. Charles Shepard, Clin Mills, celebrated his first bii day March 25. THE CLOTHMAKE Birthdays Curtis Holbert celebrated his birthday April 1. ybe Sandra Gregory celebrated ext her birthday April 22. ling Mrs. Marion Meade celeus brated her 59th birthday April 17. *cc* Mrs. Harold Casey celebrated her birthday April 19. nes Sgt. Arlie Meade will celcen~ brate his birthday April 28. m Mrs. Sue Hanley celebrated her birthday April 23. ew, on SPINNING NO. 3 ' in 3rd Shift By Lydie Todd intf Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hedge10 path spent the weekend in [ar- Fort Bragg, N. C. 1 it ancj Mrs. Lonnie Fulmer and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Uldrick visited Mrs. BarPril bara Robinson of Camden, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Fulmer 12- visited Mrs. W. E. Fulmer of 25. Prosperity, S. C. She has been 8* sick. Eddie and Clarence Avery 1 of Salemburg, N. C., E.M.I. l(;k~ College, spent the week with *it.h their mother, Rossie Averv. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall ?n Samples and Mr. and Mrs. .vill William Samples visited Jesse Samples in Anderson Hoshel pital. They also went to Greenville General Hospital to see Hillard Belue. who was in an accident. Mrs. Mary Jane McCall of Columbia spent a week with her mother. May bell Freeman. ax_ Lydia Todd. Renes Crotts few ancj Mr. and Mrs. Ernest anc* Graham spent Sunday in vey Spartanburg with Mrs. Essie Scruggs and familv. the Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Godfrey, ny- Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Biliv >ars Godfrey and daughter were vho recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Wooten. tied Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Fulmer the announce the marriage of ew- their daughter. Margaret Ann ew- Fulmer. to Mr. Bob Uldrick. '*th Son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude ssic Uldrick. of Clinton. S. C.. March 1, 1958. Birthdays Donald Samples was 13 hey years old April 12. lion M rQ M nitrln Mnrll m A ?>?m1 .... w. iTivuiiii npi 11 23. our Brenda Medlin?April 20. La- Bobbv Medlin?April 19. the _J ier, SPOOLING 1st Shift our By Kate Riddle L. Mrs. J a n i e Creswell of ?f Abbeville spent a few days with her grandson, Mr. and Irs. Mrs. Neuffer Creswell, and 5at_ other relatives recently, ller Mr. and Mrs. Jones WallenWe zine spent the weekend in ?r.v- Augusta, Ga., with Mr. and and Mrs. Ed Wilkinson and Mr. and and Mrs. Earl Folds and son. in? James. We wish a speedy recovery B2T mm***. 4 t f k I and ton Friends of Tony Rowe will be th- interested to know he returned to the "States" April 8. :_r MARCF CLINTON William R. Patterson?Carding James H. Samnlos?Sninninn Leroy Whitman?Spinning Bobbie R. Whitman?Spooling Ruby G. Barnes?Weaving Dorothy J. Ball< LYDIA Edward F. Carroll?Weaving Russell Iusti?Weaving Thomas E. McCarson?Weaving Glenn L. Madden?Weaving Margaret Wilk to Mrs. John Hedspath's little grandson, Mike Cogsdill, who has been very ill. We extend our sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Cagle in the recent death of their son. Bobby, who passed away very suddenly April 4. Mrs. Claude Kernells, Jr.. entertained her little son. Jimmy, and Ed Bigham and the members of their Sunday School Class with an Easter Egg hunt and party. After the El?e Hunt thev worn servr?ri delicious refreshments with their teachers, Mrs. David Word and Mrs. Robert Bigham. assisting Mrs. Kernells. Happy Birthday Keith Stewart?April 22. Dannie Ivester?April 9. Gail Ivester?April 22. Sallie Mae Johnson ? April 15. Willie Kinard?April 30. Ginny Bagwell?April 28. SPOOLING 2nd Shift Bv Sara Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Edd Looney from Johnston visited Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ivester. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Stone from Hodges and Mr. and Mrs. John Satterficld from Greenwood visited Mrs. Ott Stone. Mrs. Stone visited Mr. and Mrs. Edd Stone in Easlev recently. Miss Fannie Mae Hames visited in Landrum Sunday. Fannie Mae had as her guest. Larance Peace from Landrum. Donald Seymore from Newberrv visited Miss Linda Jo Cash recently. Mrs. W. L. Stockwell and daughter. Patsy, from Dallas, Texas, visited Mr. and Mrs. Edd Young. The Youngs also had as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. William Chasteen from Anderson, as weekend guests. We want to welcome Misses Fannie Mae Hames and Linda Jo Cash to our department. We are also glad to have Thelma Young and Sara Dunawav hack after being out on sick leave. Mrs. Miles Lawson and daughter, Miriam, and Mr. and Mrs. "Pete" Copeland visited Mr. and Mrs. James Dunawav and Mrs. Bessie Whitmire. Mrs. Annie Gulthrie and M'ss Ma?*?'ie Garlineton were recent visitors of the Miles Lnwsons. S;ck List Mrs. Junie Malonc is out sick. S"ra Lawson has been out sick. APRIL. 1958 I, 1958 MILLS Ruth Bragg?Weaving Clarence E. Motes, Jr.?Weaving Carl B. Pearson?Weaving Mamie D. Pearson?Weaving Jerry W. Wilkie?Weaving ?w?Standards MILLS William T. Miller?Weaving William Murphy?Weaving Wells H. Stoner?Weaving Prue D. Waters?Weaving :ie?Weaving Mrs. Mac Crainc's children have had the flu. Miriam and Marion Lawson have had the flu. Birthdays Mrs. Maggie Burden's birthday was April 12. William, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burden. April 16. Miss Fannie Mae Hames. April 4. Miss Era Lois Hames, April 3. Miss Cora Stone. April 23. Little Beverly Jean Craine. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mac Craine. was one vear old April 15. F.rhmr Yunnu enn *\f A/Ti e>? - """h> .-"'w vji mi, and Mrs. Edd Young April 22. SPOOLING 3rd Shift By Bill Lowery Happy birthday to Margaret Seay on March 30. Also happy birthday to Frances Reece on March 30. Durrand Lowery, 3 year old son of Bill Lowery, underwent a tonsil operation recently. We wish to welcome Lavonia Phillips and Bobbie Whitman to the third shift. Spooling. Happy birthday to Donald Gerald MeWaters, who was 12 years old on April 6. SPINNING NO. 1 3rd Shift We would like to take this opportunity to thank Rov Holt/claw, Community Chest, also the Church of Clod on Sloan Street and the friends and neighbors for the flowers, money and poundings. May God richly bless you and yours. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Samples CLOTH ROOM By Dorsey Turner Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wright and son. Jackie, Mr. and Mrs. IP l \ir..: -i i * /* 1 * * r^itii wngni, ivir. ana Mrs. ts. A. Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Evans and daughter, Jean, and Mrs. Mary Frances Barrett attended a surprise birthday dinner of Mr. Osco Wright of Peachland. N. C.. who observed his 8()th birthday April 13. Mr. and Mis. A. B. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. James Crain and Mr. J. Warren Grain visited Mr. J. F. Davis and Mrs. Martha Calvert, who are patients in a Columbia Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Frier and Jefferv Tidmire of Whit mi re were supper guests of Mr. and | Mrs. C. M. Frier recently. On April 3rd a group of