Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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JUNE. 1958 WEAVING NO. 1 1ST SHIFT By Sudie Putnam Well it's news time again and everyone is eagerly looking forward to vacation time. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neal visited relatives in Greenville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Terry and children visited Mrs. D. G. Jackson in Columbia recently. Mr. and Mis. Herman Veal and family of Commerce, Ga. visited the Nellie Prices during the past week end. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Siegler and family of Rock Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith of Edgefield visited the Putnams recently. Mrs. Edith Neal and Alta Riser were shoppers in Greenville last Saturday. We wish to take this opportunity to extend our deepest sympathy to the familv of the lalp T F n.nfie Artlinc nn.ic his son is a loom fixer in our department. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Putnam visited Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Hembree of Gray Court Sunday. We are glad to report at this writing Mrs. James Harris is recuperating at her home in Laurens after undergoing treatment in the Laurens County Hospital. Mrs. Ella Harvey and daughter. Mrs. George Price, visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nelson of Lanford. Mr. Nelson suffered a stroke several weeks ago. Best wishes to him fnr !i cnoorl\r rnnAtrorv .... v. Happy birthday to Robert Neal?June 12. WEAVING NO. 2 1ST SHIFT By Mildred Kinard and Grace Woolen Well vacation time is almost here and boy are we looking forward to it. Hope everyone enjoys themselves but do drive cafefully, ' Remember", "The Life you save may be your own." Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Barker and family and Mr. and HE* ^ I . f {* i & *Bv K . k JL . ^?fHi .^HHE^Bl* ikWIHH Freddie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Spillers, Clinton Mills, celebrated his first birthday June 5. ^|y^ " ** Mrs. D. M. Sanders visited Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hale in Spartanburg recently. Mrs. Missouri Wilkie antl son. Jerry, and Mrs. Thomas James and son. Kim, and Melane Snelgrove visited Missouri's mother, Mrs. J. F. Anderson in Gainesville, Ga. the week end of Mother's Day. We're glad to report that A. G. Galloway is able to return to work after a recent heart attack. And it seems the Galloways had quite a few visitors the past month. Bobby Joe Galloway of Moorehead. Minn, spent a few days with his parents. Bobby is attending the State College in Minnesota. preparing to teach and coach football. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Galloway and daughter Lejune of Oak Ridtie. Tenn. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly and children of Charleston were also visitors. Susie remained to spend the summer with her grandparents. Mrs. Estelle Roland, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Mason visited their sister. Mrs. J. K. Smith, who is seriously ill in Hampton Hospital in Hampton, S. C. A 3C Furman Adams is taking his basic training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio. Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Campbell and daughter, Becky, of Charlotte. N. C. spent a recent week end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Oxncr. Mary Terry said she couldn't think of any news, for thinking of how glad she'd be for vacation to get here. (Me, Tool) Glad to say that David Owens is slowly but surely improving since his serious accident in December, but sorry to say that his wife. (Irace. is ill now. We certainly hope for the best for them. It seems they've really had their share of troubles. At the time of this writing (June (>) Henrietta Dover is seriously ill in Laurens Hospital. Our best wishes go to i I * m0 i i\\ |'I James. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Taylor, Clinton Mills, celebrated his second birthday May 24. THE CLOTHMAKER her. That she will very soon begin improving. Sp2 and Mrs. Jimmy Wooten and daughter, Willie, spent a long week end recently with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wooten. Raymond McCoy wasn't a bit shy this month about talking about his fishing trips. He says they caught them every Saturday, for the last three weeks and he brought the pictures to prove it. In case you don't recognize Raymond in the pictures elsewhere in this issue, he's the fisherman with the biggest smile. R. C. Wilkie, DK2 receives his discharge from the Navv June 11 at Bainbridge, Md., after 4 years of service. His brother, Jerry, is meeting him in Bainbridge and they plan to visit places of interest in New Jersey and New York. Jerry is really thrilled over the trip. R. C. plans to enter U. S. C. in Columbia in the fall. Mr. and Mrs. Tan Windsor and children of Norfolk. Va. spent a recent week end with Mrs. Windsor's sister. Mrs. Gholdie Simmons and family. Miss Nancy Blease returned with them for several weeks visit. L. E. Wood of Norfolk. Va. spent a furlough with his mother, Mrs. Ola Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood and baby spent the week end with (Jla also. Mrs. Roy Kennedy has returned home after being a patient at the Anderson Memorial Hospital. We hope for her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Calvin Lee and son are going to join T Sgt. Lee in Alaska in June. B. M. 2 Paul C. Arnold spent a 20 day leave with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Arnold. fv5S^? I This handsome young man ii Steven Moore, son of Mr. anc Mrs. Robert Moore. Clinton Mills He celebrated his second birthday March 7. Mr. and Mrs. Raymonc Campbell and children ol Atlanta. C?a. spent their va cation with their parents anc other relatives. Mrs. James L. Slauithtci visited her sister. Mrs. Bu ford Hedden, in Columbia re A 1 cenuy. Jimmy Kinard spent a re cent week end with his cou sin. Randy Campbell, ir Woodruff. Birthdays and Anniversaries J. 11. Hughes?July 1 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kinarc ?Anniversary July 5 Mrs. Jack Alexander Jun< 4 Jack Alexander?May 25 Tan Windsor?June 9 Mr. and Mrs. Tan Windsor? Anniversary June 24 Evelyn Simmons?July 4 Dayna Windsor?July 1 Rev. and Mrs. James L. Slaughter?Anniversary June 9 Jimmy Barker?17 years old?July 8 Butch McCoy?14 years old ?June 23 Louise Webb?June 15 Jimmy Smith?July 21 Sandra Lanford?4 years old?July 2 Joe Gibbs?June 25 Bobby Turner?9 years old ?June 6 "Pop" (A. A.) Barker (bless his heart, we haven's forgotten him) his birthday is June 1!~pb c ]r -y\ Raymond McCoy, Clinton Mills, displays a string of fish he and two others caught at Clark Hill recently. The catch totaled ninety pounds. WEAVING NO. 2 3RD SHIFT By Mary Miles Little Dewight Bundrick has the measles. We hope he is better soon. Rebecca Quinn of Laurens. S. C. spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Rov Cook of Newberry visited Mr. and Mrs. Olin Thompson recently. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lanford. Jr. announce the birth of a little girl May 25 at Blalock Clinic. She has been named Debra Lee. Mrs. Lanford is the former Carole Bryson. Debra Lee weighed 8 lbs. 6 oz. She is real cute. She looks like her mama. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trammell and family and Mr. and Mrs. Tommv Peace attended the Campbell reunion at Rainbow Lake June 8. We would like to welcome Vera Barnett and Shirley s Stroud to the 3rd Shift. 1 R. V. Mahaffey took some " real good pictures at our Barbecue. Just wish we had | room in the paper to show j- them to everybody. Mrs. Mahaffey is still sick, j We hope she will be better soon. Agnes Motte was in the hospital recently. We are glad to see her back at work Mr. and Mrs. Grady Turner and family visited Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Turner and Mr. and ^ Mrs. C. E. Turner of Danville. Va. recently. Guess that is about all for this time. Vacation is almost here. Let's all try to have a good time and also make it 1 a safe holiday bv driving carefully wherever we go. E? Birthdays Derry Bundrick?June 5? 7 years old 3 , k- '. 'HaH m/g 5 ^L 1^^ wj Lee McCall. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. McCall. Clinton Mills, received the five dollar award given by M. S. Bailey & Son Bankers for highest scholastic average in the 6th grade at Academy Street School. Louise Bundrick?June 28? 28 years old Joy Cannon?June 15?2 years old Mary Miles?June 22 John Paul Trammell?June 2 Linda Green?June 9?13 years old Mr. and Mrs. Verle Green entertained little Ann Green with a birthday party June 3. Ann was 10 years old. Kathy Ficklin?June 8?3 years old SPINNING NO. 3 2ND SHIFT By Lucille Edmonds Well it's vacation time again. Sure hope everyone has a real nice time, but be careful. We want to see all of you back at work again soon. Mrs. Eulila Owings attended a singing in Fork Shoals last Sunday. Agnes Walker was dinner guest of Eulila Owings on Wednesday. Mrs. Andy H a m e s and daughter. Gail, are spending this week with her sister, Thelma Williard, in Sumter, S. C. Mrs. Shirley Parker from Norfolk, Va. is spending this week in Laurens with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Casey. Relatives from Fla. are visiting Mrs. Fay Proctor this week. Mr. Cecil McPeters from Fontana. California is visiting hie eictor anii r>Viilrirp>n ItTre Lucille Edmonds, for a faw davs. M rs. Myrtice McPeters of Tifton. Ga.. Mr. David McPeters from Macon. Ga. and Mr. James E. McPeters from Warrenville. S. C. attended the funeral of their little niece. Rhonda Sue Edmonds. Mrs. Rowe and daughter, Sue. attended a funeral of an aunt in Greenville recently. We have on our sick list this month: Mrs. Vera Bellue Mrs. Marv Bradley Hope they will soon be well and back at work. Happy Birthday to: Albert Odum?June 11 Viola Odum?July 1 Sherman Cooper?July 22 Terresa Cooper?July 24 Agnes Walker?June 7 William Heaton?June 17 Pearl Cannon?June 5 Hay Melton?June 15 Jerry Huey will be 17 years old on June 21. Carolyn Gastley?June 17 Mr. Frank Lee and Mrs. Lola Babb were united in marriage on June 2 at Lau