Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

APRIL. 1958 SPINNING 1st Shift By Gladys Campbell Birthdays Peggy Ann Avery?April 2 Mary Ellison?April 7. Bernest Bailey?March 24 Alice O'Shields?April 15. Kathy McElhannon ? Apr 25. James McElhannon ? Apr 22. Marion Tucker?April 17. Beulah Jones?April 8. Jenning Cook?April 19. Mack Harris?April 25. Bobby Lamb?April 6. ^?*" ' ^jt^r ^pH IhL^|JL "Hawk Eye" Larry Gambrel 14 year old son of Mr. and Mr W. L. Gambrell. Lydia Mill killed thf. ahn... 15. Winq spread measured fort^ six inches. Larry is an excellei shot. Jackie Lamb?April 8. Eloise Harvey?April 13. Jack Laney?April 12. Rufus Edmonds?March 31. Walter Whitt is at horn from Eglin Field. Fla., on 7-dav leave. Ruby Howell, daughter c Mrs. George Howell, will b married April 5th to Odi Welcher of Joanna, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. William Baile spent the weekend in Harl well, Ga.. with Mr. and Mr: Thomas Sherall. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Browi from Joanna, visited Addie I Colemnn nvnr thn twct end. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O'Shield a n n o u n c e the marriage ( their d a u g h t e r. Share O'Shields, to Jimmy Darro - Ma "1940" ? Arnold Edmonds f Lydia Mill Pond, his favorit fishing site. Arnold is now err ploved in the Spinning Depart ment at Clinton Mills. Hairston on March 22. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O'Shield: and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bal lard visited relatives in Whit 1. mire. S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Kellv Rav anc children of Georgia visitec Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nelsor il Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Quinton Jone: il visited Mrs. Bill Dixon in St Francis Hospital in Green ville, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Quinton Jone: visited Mr. Jones' brother James Jones, in Williamston S. C.. who has been sick. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Furnei of Greenwood visited Alrm Harvey. Lillie Bell Miller visitec Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Riddle in Laurens last weekend. IF R' F^vl Qf |tj IIJ H in MflBMHi Mr. John Waldrop, former em ployee at Lydia Mills, celebrate* h 1 w Q Vl K i T- U A -a * r XX * -r- r-U OfltU W has a daughter, Mrs. Jenning Cook, a son, Charlie Waldrop and a grand-daughter, Mrs. Rub^ l'hreatt, employed at Lydia Cot e ton Mills, a Mrs. Julie Scott and her son >f Joe Scott, of Simpsonville e visited Mr. an(i Mrs. Masor is Coleman during the weekend Seaman Alvin Satterfielc v has just completed his basic t- training in San Diego. Califor s. nia. He has returned to Ala meda. California, after spend i, ing a leave with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Nell Satterfielc! SPINNING Is 2nd Shift if By W. N. Nabors >1 At this writing we have hac h several days of fine weather Nice fishing weather and ] have seen several people wit! These two lovely children an Ginger McCauley Windsor, thre< it and one half years of c.ge. an< e Aneha McCaulev Windsor, sevei i- months old, granddaughters o t- Mr. and Mrs. Mark Windsor Lydia Mills. THE CLOTHMAKER boats attached to their cars returning from the lake. We are having a lot of sickness in spite of the pretty weather. Mary Patterson has been on the sick list for two weeks. | Ben Sprouse has had two I children that have been sick ! for several days. Delores McCravy has had to he off several days on account of sickness in the family. Your reporter is invited to a wedding Sunday at noon. A sister's son is to be married at the E a s t si d e Baptist Church. April 6th. We all hope them many long years of hap- piness. Lewis Tinslev, of the spooling department, has been on . the siek list for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Pennington celebrated a wedding anniversary April 6th. Their 18th year of wedded bliss. To both of them may the Lord bless you real good, and may you have many more of them. Well, as this is about all the news I have at the present. I will close by saying, may this be the best Easter you have ever had, and mav the Lord f bless you all real good until we meet again next month. \ CARDING 1st Shift By Martha Wyatt We certainly welcome the nice spring weather we have been having for the last few p I days. It is a real relief from the cold wet winter We are sorrv to know that ^ Donald Snider has been sick with the flu. Hope he is soon ^ well again We are also sorry to hear of the recent illness of Mrs. L. P. Brown, who is the mother of Mr. Cordell San- ^ ders. Certainly hope she has a speedy recovery. Little Miss Ann Johnson, daughter of Mrs. Annie John son. celebrated her 10th birth- ^ B day on March 19. s Mrs. Alice Snider had a 1 ' birthdav on March 19th as did [ Mrs. Nell Mills on March 24th. v We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Geraldine Satterfield. daughter of Mr. T. F. King. K has been a patient at Blalock 1 Clinic. We wish for her a very speedy recovery. ^ CARDING v 2nd Shift > By Myrtie Alewine Herman Phipps. Jr.. and j; Miss Corrine Lawson were married March 29th at 8 P. M. We welcome Mr. Ray SheaIv to the second shift. Hope he likes it here. We congratulate the Clinton Mills for reaching one million manhours without a lost-time accident. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cam on of Arcadia spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. I"). E. Roberts. CARDING ora shitl By W. L. Gambrell Happy birthday this month to: Mrs. Nod Vincent ? March la. Eddie McGee?April 15. 'J Kenneth Johnson, son of } the James Johnsons April 5. t Kathv Moore, daughter of 1 i the Frank Moores? March 17. i We wish the best of luck to ^ ' Mr. and Mrs. Herman Phipps, 1 Jr. They were married March c Lydia P. T. < URpUPr^ Dr. James Walker is shown givii 4rs. William R. Fennell, his pre-sc A Pre-School Clinic under ponsorship o f Providence Ichool Parent-Teachers Assoiation was held Tuesday and Vednesday April 15 and 16. rom 12:30-2:30 P. M. in the ?vdia Mills Clinic. Thirty-four children were iffered Diphtheria. Tertussis. Tetanus. Smallpox and Polio hots and a thorough physical xamination. Assisting Lydia Nurse Doras Copeland and County surse Annie Waldrop in givng vaccinations, weighing, aking medical histories, etc., vere Miss Nellie Osborne. Recreational Director, Mrs. dilford Sanders, Mrs. Frances fohnson, and Mrs. Claude 3rady. Mrs. B. B. Ballard. 3rnviHpnfP fifct eacher. and Mr. Rudy Shealy, Providence School Principal, cas on hand to register the 'oungsters for school as Dr. !ames Walker completed the )hysical examinations. Therefore beinj; justified by faith, we have peace ith (?od through our Lord Jesus Christ.? (Romans 5, 1.) now can a man ever be at peace with himself until he first has peace with God. and loves Him and trusts in Him? The Way is through faith through Our Lord Jeans Christ, Blessed Savior wl <> died for us. Faith is the answer ; it is forever the answer !9. Mrs. Phipps is the former diss Conine Lawson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion ,awson. We extend sympathy to Mr. /irgil Reed in the death of lis sister of Aragon, Georgia, in March 29. 5 A. Activities Ml > * rig Steve Fennell, son of Mr. and hool physical examination. Hoys" St<it<> (continued from page 1) ment of South Carolina is successfully launched in the project that bids well to become The American Legion's outstanding effort in maintaining Democracy in America. Last year 355 boys attended Palmetto Boys' State and an equal number is expected this year. The purpose of Boys' Stale is to develop ?n interest in, and Promote an Understanding of the Principles of Democratic Government. What is Boys' Slate? Experience has shown that good Government in a democracy depends for its existence upon an enlightened citizenry. That type of citizenry must have a fundamental understanding of the basic government of the United States in its many units, but especially of those of their local units of City, County and State. Palmetto Boys' State is designed to instill into boy leaders of today a working knowledge of the structure of government. and an appreciation of its objectives. Bv living and working in a miniature state with their own city, county and state organization for seven days, they learn 1 Knt Vinrn ic i*. im. iv. id iin111jiit; lunciamentallv wrong with our government; that it has not outlived its usefulness; that what it docs need is an intelligent citizenry, and a clean, honest and impartial administration. Last \ear Cecil Davenport, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davenport. 401 North Broad Street. Clinton, and Joe Lark, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Lark. 161 Cypress. Lvdia, were sponsored by Clinton and Lvdia Mills.