Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 FIVE GENERATION Five Generations?Mrs. Rosa 0> Blanche Creswell, daughter, employ ton Mills and son of Mrs. Blanche Cr Mrs. Blanche Creswell and daughtei of Neuffer Creswell and great-gran Clinton News . . . Hospital. He sure appreciated ci 1 m me nowers scni oy weaving 2B. ' ! Mrs. Imogene Finney has also been a patient at Laurens Hospital. We wish her a 1 speedy recovery. Mrs. Margaret Patterson has the flu. We hope she is well soon. We also miss Ruth. We also welcome Luther Higginbotham, a weaver, to the 3rd shift. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibbs and Mr. and Mrs. Robert O'Sullivan spent the weekend in Gatlinburg, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Burton spent the weekend in Charleston, S. C., recently. Birthdays John P. Holder?May 25? 51 years old. Michael Ficklin?May 13? 9 years old. Mildred R. Barbee?May 30. Rhoda Smith ? May 7 ? 20 years old. Steve Campbell?May 30? 1 year old. Terri Roper ? April 27 ? 5 years old. Her grandmother. Mrs. Trammell, gave her a birthday party. Ljeny aneigrove?iviav 1U. Vivian O'Sullivan?May 28. (19 she says and only went barefoot 2 years). Mrs. Carol Kelly?May 16. Mr. and Mrs. James Wells and two children visited in Rock Hill, S. C., recently. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin (Buba) Creswell and children and Mrs. Blanche Creswell visited Mrs. Janie Creswell in Abbeville, S. C., recently. Buba Creswell and Harry Lanford are really racing around on Saturday nights. / r T~ O 1 \ v_j jj CI I Viuuifll-Oll l|) OfJl'UUwav at Fountain Inn, S. C.) Debby Dean, niece of Mary Miles, will be two years old May 25. We hope Mrs. Larry Masters is better now that she has the cast off her foot. Sure hope to see her hack at work soon. We have missed Kat. T !S AT CLINTON . - - - BW rr-r ? * > . & B Bk\ \ ^B \ ^B i': W ^B Y ^W' ^Vv I |*w jjy k ||F <* jS** vens who will be 78 years of age ed at Clinton Mills, grandson?Ne' eswell. great granddaughter Joyce r of Neuffer Creswell, great-great c dson of Mrs. Blanche Creswell. WEAVING NO. 3 2nd Shift By Leila Black Mr. George Thompson and son motored to Great Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Colev Campbell visited Lude Weeks in Columbia, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Coley Campbell attended the funeral of Elsie Gregg of Roebuck, S. C. Mrs. Evelyn Thompson and children visited in Greenville. S. C. Mr. and Mrs. James McMillian, Linda, Jimmy and Kay spent last Sunday in Whit mire visuing lvir. and Mrs. Aubrey Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. James Blacklev of Laurens and Mrs. Edgar Rhoder of Greenwood spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McGinnis. Virginia Thrammon and daughters of Pelzer are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor. Mrs. Loree Lavvson and sons. Mrs. Belle Havnes and Mrs. Lillie Mae Mills attended the Oral Roberts meeting in Charleston. Mrs. Thelma Willard and sons of Sumter visited in Clinton with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Black and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thornhill in Greenville. Birthdays Betty Creswcll?May 9. Kay McMillian?May 22. Ruth Thornton?May 12. Shirley Lawson?May 21. May Fallow?May li. Barbara Black?May 2ft. WF a vtmp. wn 3 3rd Shift By Helen Glenn We welcome Alex Mathews to our department. Mr. and Mrs. George Davis and Mrs. P. G. Smith and the late Mr. P. G. Smith visited in Charleston several weeks ago. Mrs. Dorothy Garrett and HE CLOTHMAKE August 24th is shown with Mrs. uffer Creswell. employed at ClinCreswell Heaton. granddaughter of grandson. Randy Heaton?grandson Kathy, Mrs. H. C. English. Mrs. Horace Rogers and Linda Campbell motored to Charleston to hear Oral Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Jennings and daughters and Fredy Mills visited in Charleston rnnon t l\r Helen Glenn and children spent the day in Greenwood with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sims. Margaret Patterson is out sick. Gladys Ginn is out sick. Katherine Masters is still out with her foot, hope all of you will be back soon. Birthdays Joe Spillers?May 1. Ophelia Rogers?May 5. Henry English, Jr.?May 11. Wanda English?May 25. Wayne Wilson ? June 21 ? Nine years old. Buster Wilson?June 8?11 years old. Alex Mathews?May 4. SPINNING NO 1 1st Shift By Ruby Lydia and Vera Smith Mrs. Geneva Lowery, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lowery and Mrs. David Mann visited in Greenville. Mrs. J. W. Smith, Melissa Burdette and Pat Burdette visited in Greenville. Mi- m.^1 Mi-c o,... i ?i (him ivuo. nwy ijN^uci dim sons, Mrs. Roy Leathers and Mildred visited Mr. and Mis. Bill Wells in Columbus, Ga? last weekend. Mrs, R. M. Snelgrove visited Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Giles of Greenwood and Mr. and Mrs. Eland Harris and children of Batesburg over the weekend. Birthdays Brian Blackwell?May 3. Robert Humphries?May 28. We welcome Darrell Foster and J. B. Gilliam to our department. R SPINNING NO. 2 3rd Shift By Ruby Deadwyler Mr. and Mrs. William Samples, Mr. Jesse Samples, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Samples and Mrs. Mary Wright attended the Oral Roberts meeting in Charleston, S. C. Raymond Chilton visited Pvt. Mickey Thomas, who is stationed at Fort Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. George Waters were supper guests with Mrs. Margaret Chilton S u n d a y night. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Leopard and son were visitors in Columbia recently. Mrs. Ruth Samples visited her husband at a Columbia Hrtcnif q1 f 1-in \irn^l/nn/l VUI V/ V tl IV. WtVAVIIVJ. Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Russ wore dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Reece Sunday. Mrs. Janie Harris and family visited in Cleveland, S. C. Mrs. M. G. Overstreet is spending the week with her sister, Mrs. Margaret Chilton. Mrs. Harry Ficklin spent a few days recently with relatives. Mrs. Sally Deadwvler of Augusta, Ga., is spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Marion Deadwyler. Marion Deadwyler underwent an operation at Hays Hospital and is improving. Linda Faye Pope has been ill with flu. Mr. Randolph Gentry underwent an operation recently at General Hospital in Greenville. We extend our deepest sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pope who lost their daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Donalds. April 12. May God bless them. Glad to have Mrs. Davis back to work with us again. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Kay an nounce the birth of a daughter. Lcssic. Mrs. Kay is the former Allene King. Birthdays William Woodward?May 6. Marie Baker?May 23. Thomas Howe?April 16. Carroll Shockley?May 30. Selma Ballew?April 9. Lizzie Harris?April 26. Dilland Parker?May 11. Linda Gail Harris?May 11. Lois Harmon?May 29. Elbert Rice?May 15. Guynell Chilton?April 3. Beatrice Recce?May 27. OfilNINlINtj INU. \i 2nd Shift By Lucille Edmonds We would like to take this opportunity to thank all the people of Clinton Mills for their cooperation in helping make the one million safe Blf Ite? "Smile and the world will Smile with you" says Linda and Clayton Edmonds, children of Mrs. Lucille Edmonds, Clinton Mills. Linda will celebrate her 15th birthday May 26, Clayton celebrated his 12th birthday May 11. MAY, 1958 man-hours. I'm sure everyone enjoyed the barbecue and all the entertainment throughout the day. We are sorry to report that we still have a few on our sick list but wish them a speedy recovery ? Laverne Patton, Margaret Barker, Rhonda Edmonds, Cotton Dead wyler. Arnold Edmonds is able to be back at work after 2 weeks /\f i 1 1 ?-* nee Well, we miss our section man, Ira Martin, but glad we could replace him with a good friendly boy, Billy Rav Heaton. Hope both will be satisfied with their changes. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory announce the engagement of their son, Robert Gregory, to Carolyn Gastly of Joanna. Eulila Owings and Mrs. Agnes Walker had as their guests last week. Mrs. Eunice Reynolds and Mrs. Margie Weeykly of Columbia. They all visited in Union on Sunday. Agnes Walker was dinner guests of Eulila Owings on Thursday. Mr. Cecil McPeters from Fontana, California, visited his sister, Lucille Edmonds, the past week. Mrs. Agnes Floyd is visiting Mrs. Lucille Edmonds and children this week. Birthdays Shirley Rockester?May 6. 1 1 ? T\/T 11 l, lay ion r^cimonus?may u. Linda Edmonds?May 26. Nob Procter?May 12. Mrs. Emmie Procter ? Mav 16. Christine Deadwyler?June o SPINNING NO. 3 3rd Shift By Lydie Todd Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hedspeth visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hale of Lancaster, S. C. Mrs. Lola Russ, Mrs. Frank Deadwyler and Lydie Todd attended the funeral of Willie Hughes in Woodruff. Mrs Rossio Averv snent Mother's Day with her sons at E. N. I. at Salemburg. N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Ira, Mrs. Roland, Mrs. Lola Russ, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Deadwvler and Lydie Todd visited in Ware Shoals with Mr. and Mrs. Author Olla recently. Mr. and Mrs. Rill Malone of Whit mire spent the weekend recently with Mr. and Mrs. Hope Smith. We are tflad to have Pat Burton back with us. Mr. and Mrs. Truman Leopard and son spent Sunday (continued on page 7) i \ f i Sandra is the eleven year old attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peavy. Clinton Mills.