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^AY. 1958 - fHHHL1 p|^ WEAVING NO. 1 1st Shift By Sudie Putnam Hi Everybody, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Terry, Susan and Jo Carol spent a weekend in Columbia with Mrs. D. G. Jackson. John Chancy of Lanford Station visited the Putnams recently. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Turner visited Mrs. Turner's brother, James Griffith, who was a patient in the General Hospital in Greenville. We're glad to have Dewey Lawrence back with us again although we were sorry to lose Haskell Williamson to Number 2 Weaving. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Putnam and Wallace spent a Saturday in Edgefield with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith. Another headline for the month ? Nellie Price celebrated a birthday May 10. Here's wishing you a happy birthday and hope you will have many more. WEAVING NO. 1 3rd Shift By Sara Shelton This has really been the Merrv Merry month of May tUn u 1 ? mi iiivt uil; udi ui'tut; unu mc closing of school too. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sexton and daughter and son-inlaw. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Chastine of Pickens visited Mr. and Mrs. Elbert McCall Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Luke Carson and children. Nettie and Mrs. J. B. Carson from James Island visited the Fred Sheltons recently. Mrs. Lily Mae Motes said she doesn't live in the country anymore. She has moved to the edge of the city limits on Elizabeth Street. Welcome to our new hour hand. Bobby Bowling. Mr. and Mrs. 11 o w a r d Stroud and baby spent the m W- * This handsome youngster is John Kildare Meadors, son of Al/C and Mrs. Harold Meadors of England and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Meadors, Clinton Mills. T ] tejC ' /^ weekend with the Barnes family in Charleston. S. C. Emily Gale Shelton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shelton. has been sick. Glad you are better, Emilv. Stanley and Mike Lawson. sons of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lawson. have had chicken pox. Glad they are well now. Clarence and George Motes have been out with flu. Clarence said he was lots sicker than George. Mrs. Elbert McCall and Mrs. Haywood McCall and daughter spent the day in Green,.;n? i.. \ Ult 1 CV. LIIUV . Mrs. R. E. Check has been a patient at Hays hospital. Hope she is better. Mrs. Lois Bovette's daughter. Mrs. Ralph Roberts, is a patient at Self Memorial Hospital in G reenwood. Hope you are lots better by now. Marie. Our deepest sympathy to the families of Mrs. Minnie McCall and Mrs. J. F. Starnes. Mrs. McCall died March 5th in Greenville. S. C.. and Mr. Starnes died March 18th in Columbia Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gardner. Rusty and Lynn of Baltimore, Md.. and 1st Lt. Colie Alford of West Palm Beach. r ia.. visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shelton. Miss Joanne Leach celebrated her 19th birthday Mav 7. Mrs. Willie Stroud celebrated her birthday May 19th. Mr. Paul Bowling was 53 years old April 30. Mike Lawson will be six years old June 5. Old enough to go to school, Mike. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shelton announce the marriage of their daughter, Rita, to Vernon Tucker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Tucker. Sunday. May 4. at 12 noon at Calvary Baptist Church. The Rev. J. \V. Spillers performed the ceremony. f \ p.. "Chucky" Lee is the two months old son oi Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Calvin Lee and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cannon. Clinton Mills. Sgt. Lee has been transferred to Anchorage, Alaska, for three years. HE CLOTHMAKE WEAVING NO. 2 1st Shift By Mildred Kinard and Grace Woolen Hi Folks, Bv the time you read this the long awaited barbecue will be over (weather permitting). Thanks again, to all the employees, second hands and overseers for the wonderful cooperation in safety to make it nossihlo F.vpn withnnt thu " 1 ?' * V..W barbecue we'd be very thankful for that safety record. Let's keep it that way. Work safely, the injury you prevent could be your own. Raymond McCoy, when asked for news, said he couldn't brag about his last fishing trip, so he wasn't even going to tell when he went. Better luck next time, Raymond. Jack Alexander was called to Washington recently, due to the serious illness of his father. But Jack is back at work, and said his father was much improved. We're glad and hope he'll be well soon. Mrs. Jean Hedden of Columbia spent a weekend recently with her sister and brother-in-law. Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Slaughter. Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Slaughter and son spent a weekend in La Grange, Ga.. as guests of Rev. Slaughter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Slaughter. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Campbell and children of Atlanta spent a recent weekend with both their parents and other relatives. Mrs. Campbell and children remained for the week due to the illness of her grandfather. "Dad" Arnold. Hope "Dad" will soon be as spry as ever. Ftl. and Mrs. Charles Oxner of Aiken were rerent of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Oxner and Mr. and Mrs. Merchant of Joanna. On our first Saturday off. quite a number of our folks shopped in Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Meadors. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fowler, your reporter (Grace). Eunice Braswell and Inabell Hooper were all in Greenville, (but the three groups never saw each other.) Some of us found what we were looking for though. You know the "You Auto Buy Now" campaign is on. Well any day now I'm looking to get a letter saying "You Auto Pay Now" for things you bought a long time ago. Danny Ray and Betty Am Berry are the lovely grandchil dren of Mr. and Mrs Dewe^ Lawrence. Clinton Mills. R Joe Davenport said he and L. W. Butler spent the weekend of our first Saturday off at Pine Bluff Hotel on Cane Creek (Lake Greenwood) and enjoyed a big fish fry of the fish they caught. Furman Adams left May 8th to join the Air Force. He will go to San Antonio, Texas. Good luck to you, Furman. and let us know how you like your new job. Loyal Kuykendall of Greensboro. N. C., visited his mother, Mrs. Alice Kuykendall, for a couple of weeks while convalescing from an operation. uur deepest sympathy to Mrs. Alice Kuykendall in the death of her sister, Mrs. Mamie Johnson, of Taylors, who was buried April 29. Cecil Wooten and Earl Braswell spent the weekend of our first Saturday off at Earl's cabin on Lake Greenwood. Grace and Eunice joined them on Sunday. Missouri Wilkie nursed a blistered face and arms for three or four days following a fishing trip May 3. A. G. Galloway is progressing nicely following a heart attack in April. Hope you'll soon be able to return to work. A. G. Mrs. Sam Owens celebrated a birthday May 24. Freddie Att awav had a birthday May 11, and his wife, Fay, a birthday May 24. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Cunningham celebrated a wedding anniversary May 18. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hughes ?Wedding anniversary?May 15. Mrs. J. H. Hughes?Birthday?May 9. Rev. J. L. Slaughter?May 2 Claude Hughes?May 2. Charles Huev ? April 28 ? 18 years old. Gary Cunningham?May 28 ?7 years old. Tan Windsor?June 9. Connie Fowler?May 6?11 vpfli'5 old Harold Fowler ? May 13 ? 16 years old. Mrs. Roy Kennedy is a surgery patient at Blalock Clinic. We hope she will soon be out again. To Henrietta, we sure hope she is feeling better and will be back home again soon. We sure do miss her. Izel Campbell has been a patient at Hays Hospital for the past two weeks. Hope ''Shorty" is recuperating just 1MB * WBIflMBMBM' i I . W 1 Diane Lydia. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lydia, Clinton f Mills celebrated her 9th birthday April 12. 3 fine and will be back to work soon. Mrs. Estelle Roland is back at work after being ill for several days. We want to welcome Inabell Hooper back to the first shift, even if she is working in ~3. Also Sam Lawson, Warp Hand, who comes from the third shift. Aline Lanford says she has a birthday June 10, but she refused to say how many she's had before now. NOTE OF THANKS We would like to express UUI d|J[Jl did liuil IU W Li 1 friends and neighbors for all their kindness and help, since my illness. May God's richest blessings rest on each and everyone who has extended a helping hand. Our prayer is that we may be able some day to repay in part. In the meantime, I sincerely ask that you who pray, please keep remembering me in prayer that God willing, my health may be restored. Henrietta Dover WEAVING NO. 2 3rd Shift By Mary Miles Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kuykendall and children spent Mother's Day with Mrs. Wilson in Fort Mill. They also celebrated Mrs. Wilson's 64th birthday May 11 with a birthday dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith tnnW Tnni hark tr? Shrinf>r<? Hospital in Greenville for treatment recently. Calvin Lee re-enlisted in the Air Force recently. He is stationed in Alaska. Mrs. Lee will join him there soon. We would like to welcome Lawrence Kuykendall from the 1st shift to the 3rd shift. Mary, Patsy, Tommy and Tonita Miles. Miss Louise Sanders and Mrs. Patricia Toplack spent the day with Jerry Sanders in Columbia. S. C. They all enjoyed a picnic at Blythewood. S. C. Mrs. Mary Miles and Patsy visited in Spartanburg, S. C., recently. Mrs. Trammell and daugh xers ana lvir. ana ivirs. i ommv Peace visited Carl Campbell and Mrs. Elsie Wvatt in Wellford, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Turner visited James Griffith, who is a patient at Greenville General Hospital. Mr. E. N. Hucks has returned home from Laurens James Laney. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Laney. Clinton Mills, celebrated his 20th birthday May 3rd.