Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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OCTOBER. 1958 WEAVING NO. 1 1st Shift By Sudie Putnam Those cool days sure arc nice after a long hot summer. Donald Powers spent a weekend at home recently. Thomas Keplinger, a friend, came with him. They are stationed at the Naval Air Station in Norfolk. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tally of Salem. S. C., and Mr. Luther Neal and son of Greenville, were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neal. Nellie Price and Mrs. Ella Harvey visited Mrs. Harvey's sister. Mrs. Bessie Nelson, of Lanford Station. Mr. Nelson has been ill for quite some time. Mr. Cole was a patient at Hays hospital were he underwent surgery, due to something being wrong with his elbow. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Putnam and Wallace attended a family dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Murphy in Joanna recently. Bruce Murphy has recently finished his basic training with the A i l* i Roy Jackson ami his mother, Mrs. D. G. Jackson, were recent visitors of Mrs. W. D. Terry, due to the illness of Susan. Susan underwent an appendectomy at Hays Hospital. She has returned home now and doing fine. Arthur Davis has returned to work after being a patient at Havs Hospital. James Harris is working in Weaving s3 now and we're sorry to lose him. but glad to have Marcel (Nub) Barker to take his place. Nub has been on the third shift for a numl , ii.. i iji-i ) uuis. nt' says iif sun' is glad to be on the first shift. Yours truly. Sudie. is glad to be back at work after being a surgical patient at Blalock Clinic. Teresa Anne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Patterson, celebrated her first birthday recently. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Meadors, Clinton Mills, and niece of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tinsley, Clinton Mills. * f % I WEAVING NO. 2 3rd Shift j By Jeanette Gilliam Mr. and Mrs. David Masters spent the weekend with his ^ parents recently. Mr. and Mrs. Ulyss Gilliam . celebrated their 16th wedding anniversary October 2. Birthdays Ansele Gilliam?October 12. Kat Masters?October 25. Helen Glenn?October 20. ( WEAVING NO. 3 1st Shift J By Grace Wooten Hi Folks. 1 How many of you can work the hula hoop? It looks i uugmy easy ior me young- | sters, but I'm inclined to ] agree with the little 4 year ( old girl who told her grand- I mother that "grandma's ain't 1 s'posed to do it." Wish I had ] thought them up. though. i We've had quite a number ' of our folks out sick during the last month. Joyce Hand- ] back and Alta Riser have both ( been hospital patients. Dot Lanford was on sick leave for i a week or so. but we're happy i they're able to be back at work. Mildred Kinard is on our sick list at the time of ] this writing, we hope she'll be back real soon. Also Aline Lanford is now on sick leave. ] : 1 - i we wisn hit a speeay re- i covery. We welcome James Harris < to Weaving s3. He comes from i Weaving = 1. Mrs. Harris is a ; patient at State Park. Columbia. Mr. Harris and children visit her regularly and report | that she is making progress ( toward recovery, for which | we're very glad. We sure hope she continues to improve. We should be very ( grateful for the work that the Tuberculosis Association is doing and support it wholeheartedly with our financial backing. It really takes money to do what they're doing, so when their drive starts, give generously. ( Mr. and Mrs. Grady Turner visited her sister, Mrs. Inez Griffith, who is a surgical patient at Greenville General Hospital. Our best wishes to her for an early recovery. Moll and Inaboll went window shopping in Greenwood on a recent Sunday afternoon, but Mell said it would be about as hard to got those things out of the window as it would be to buy them. Marv Terrv was sure thrilled to get on the "honor roll" recently (97.02 production, no seconds. Ask Mary what she forgot the next day.) Mr. and Mrs. Bootsic Allman had the former's father. Mr. I). U. Allman. of Union as guest recently and they visited Bootsie's sister, Mrs. THE CLOTHMAKER Jzzie Cooper, in Pelzer, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibbs and ;on visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill lardy at Clemson on a recent Sunday and the weather was 10 beautiful they just couldn't esist a trip on up into the nountains. MM I and Mrs. Dalmer Wooen and children were recent ?uests of the Cecil Wootens. Jalmer. who has been sta.ioned at a naval base in Connecticut for the past 8 nonths, is being transferred jack to Key West. Fla. Ask Sam Owens and Jimmv Braswell how thcv enjoyed he World Series. They were it?ht on hand in New York or four of the games. I know hev enjoyed Saturday and Monday's game, for the Yanks .von those two. Hope they lidnt' lose any money on this ;eries. A3/C Kurman Adams spent 1 21 day leave with his par?nts. Mr. and Mrs. Robert '\dams. The Air Force has eallv streamlined Furman. He reports to Westover Field. Mass.. from here. Good luck .o you. Furman. Kenneth Meeks was also a visitor to Weaving -3 recently. He took basic training at Fort Benning. Ga.. but we Jidn't get a chance to talk to Tim. so we don't know where ie goes from here. But he really looked good in that jniform. Our best wishes to rou. Kenneth. John Lee Simmons, son of Mrs. Estelle Roland, has re?nlisted in the Navy for six rears. John Lee will report to the Naval Base in Charleston. October 25. Good luck. John. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Barker and family visited the Joe Wards in Greenville recently. Also along with Mr. and Mrs. I). M. Sanders they visited Oscar Brown at Wei ford. Misses Sue and Bea Terry >f Greenwood spent a week recently with their brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Terry. A. G. Galloway has been bragging about a new grand daughter, Tammv Angeline. born to Mr. and Mrs. John Franklin. September 28. at Hays Hospital. Tammy weighed 7 lbs. 4 ounces. Mother is the former Miss Martha Galloway. Mrs. Missouri VVilkie has been doing a little bragging, too. but about a grandson. Dennis Stanley James, born September 29 at Blalock's Clinic. Proud parents are Mr. v.* ^ 1 ^*r- <fc> .0' SaBBP^ -v^i?" -4 This lovely young lady is Laura Jacks, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jacks. Clinton Mills. and Mrs. Thomas James. Does he look like you, Thomas, or i Dot? < Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Leopard 1 celebrated their 13th wedding anniversary October 27. Mr. and Mrs. Rov Cannon ] celebrated their silver wedding anniversary September 30. 1 Mm.rnll R birthday October 13. Melvin Huev had a birth- ; day October 15. < Jeter Dunaway's birthday ! was October 29. Don Handback will be 12 < years old November 6. < Mrs. Frank Lvda observed her birthday October 5. Joe Adams was 11 years old 1 October 22. Melane Snelgrove was 7 years old October 16. i Alta Riser said she had a birthday October 7. and that she wasn't sure but she thinks she's 46. A wedding of interest recently was that of Mrs. Ora Wood and J. D. Williams. Ora and J. D. were married Sep- ' iember 13, at the home of Rev. Hampton of Laurens. They i took a short wedding trip to Jacksonville. Orlando, and Daytona Beach. Fla.. and visited J. D.'s son. Jack, in Col l.:. T>1 I _ 1 J lumuia. 11ley nave puiciiaaeu a home on Musgrove St. and are getting settled into it at the time of this writing. Congratulations and best wishes to vou both for much happiness. WEAVING NO. 3 3rd Shift By Mary Miles Hi Everybody. Here it is news time again. 1 hope everybody is enjoying the World Series as much as I am. (I'm a Brave fan). We would like to welcome Margaret Peace back to the 3rd shift. Congratulations to Vera Barnett and J. C. Childress upon their recent marriage. We wish them many happy vparc tnoplhpr Vpra's fpllnw employees gave her a household shower. She received many useful gifts. Mr. and Mrs. "Ches" King will celebrate their wedding anniversary October 28. Our congratulations to them. Mrs. Lillian Trammell and Margaret Peace attended a birthday dinner at Unity Church Recreation Hall. Nine members of their family have birthdays in September. Thirty-five guests were present. Louise Martin was out of work sick recently. We're glad to see her back Mr. and Mrs. James Wells and family visited in Rock i 1111. IS. L\. recently. Mr. and Mrs. Bubber Creswell and family visited in Newberry. S. C.. recently. Miss Avynell Mahaffey spent her vacation in Caldwell. N. J. She was visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Mahaffey. Our deepest sympathy to Uncle "Dick" Sanders at the death of his son. Lonnie Sanders Lonnie was killed in a car wreck in Michigan. Kd Cham bliss of Columbus, (la., visited Mary Miles recently. Mary Miles visited in Charlotte. N C.. recently. Has everybody learned to Hula Hoop? Some gals in the 3 weave room are mighty stiff and sore from trying. I won't L-all any names (they're trying Lo reduce.) We would like to welcome R b e r t O'Sullivan, Lewis Howard. Y a n c y Burton, James M. Pruett, John (Duck) Dunaway, and Betty J. Price to the 3rd shift weaving. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Masters of Greenwood. S. C., announce the birth of a baby daughter. Katherine Marie, Sentember 13 at Self Memo rial Hospital, Greenwood, S. C. She weighed 7 lbs. 4 ounces. Mrs. Masters is the former Betty Jo Vincent, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Vincent, Sr. Birthdays Larry W. Masters?October 6. Avvnell Mahaffev?October 5. Lillian Trammell?September 25. Albert Roper ? September 30. Dan Lanford?October 17? 6 years old. Jr. Lanford ? October 24 ? (We wonder how old?) Steve Tucker ? September 16?27 years old. Bobby Quinn?October 21. Bobbie Jean Trammell ? September 23. Raymond Lawrence ? September 17. Opal Glenn?September 17. bwenn Koper ? beptember 5. Charles Roper ? September 8. Minnie Roper?September 2. Louise Martin ? September 9 (16 and ?). James Wells?September 9. Brenda and Linda Motte? September 27?6 years old. Dorothy Green ? October 9 ?3 years old. SPINNING NO. 1 1st Shift By Ruby Lydia and Vera Smith A /1P 3 Ti * D^LL.. rw iv^ cinu iviia. duuuv oictswell and son are visiting with Bobby's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Braswell. Sgt. and Mrs. Ruth Hingos, Geneva Lowerv and Nellie Clay visited in Greenville. Mrs. Hazel Wells and her new baby spent two weeks with her mother, and your reporter. Ruby Lydia. We sure are proud of little Carole. Birthdays Dana Turner will be 13 November 10. Linda Dunawav ? October 16. I x afcg Smile ? Smile ? Smile says Libby Ann Jacks. 9 months old granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jacks. Clinton Mills.