Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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DECEMBER. 1958 PPPpi WEAVING NO. 2 3RD SHIFT By J ecinette Gilliam Friends of Kd Price will be glad to know In* is netting along fine after surgery in Columbia. Mr. and Mrs CI e o r g e Thompson celebrated their 16th wedding anniversary Nov. 14th. WEAVING NO. 3 1ST SHIFT By Mildred Kinard & Grace Wooten, Reporters Merrv Christmas, everybody! Hope everyone had a nice Thanksgiving day too. Mrs. Dora Leopard has moved into her new home on Copeland street. We all hope she's going to enjoy living in it. and our congratulations and best wishes to you Mr. Leopard. She said she really appreciated her 20 yr. service pin. and the banquet accompanying it. and wants to thank Mr. Bailey through this column. Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Meadows motored up through the Blue Ridge mountains on a recent Sunday. (Boy, I bet it's cold up there now.) Mr. R. E. Riser, of Waterloo. spent a few days with his brother and sister - in - law, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Riser. Best wishes to Cllenda Smitherman. who is convalesing at home after undergoing surgery at Blalock's Clinic. Hope you're good as new by Christmas. Cllenda. Mrs. Annie Mae Bagwell. Jimmy Armstrong and children. Robbie. Pant, and little Jimmy, of Miami. Florida, spent Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs. William Cannon and friends. While hero. Annie Mae and your reporter ((trace) visited in Anderson Mrs. William Cannon returned to Miami with Annie Mae for a visit Birthdays and Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. Thornton illll Giles and Miles Lawson. sons of M Mills, will celebrate their 13th birt Meadows have a wedding anniversary Dec. 24. Their son and his wife, A1 C and Mrs. Harold Meadows, now in Enn1.,.-.,! ...;n l,.i 4 ? ; I ill 111, W in LV1UU1 uif tl U L'UUlll^; anniversary Dec. 26. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wooten's wedding anniversary is Dec. 23. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Owens were Christmas presents to one another. Their anniversary is Dec. 25. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams celebrate an anniversarv Dec 28. Mr. Freeman Lanford celebrated his 69th birthday Nov. 25. Mr. H. A. Adams, father of Robert Adams, celebrates his 79th birthday Dec. 20. Mrs. Frances Jones, mother of Louise Webb, will be 79 years young, Dec. 10. Buddy Robertson was a real live Christmas Doll, arriving 14 years ago. on Christmas dav. SP4 Cole L. Blcase. Jr. celebrated a birthday Dec. 1Mb. His brother-in-law. Gholdie Simmons, has a birthday Dec. 27. I think we can speak for all in Weaving -J. when we say "Thanks, a Million!" to Mr. Bailey, and management, for our Christmas holidays with pay. and we wish each one of you. the very happiest Christmas, and may the New Year bring joys unthought of to you and yours. And may each and every*one of our readers have the best gift of all. for Christmas the presence of a happy family all wrapped up in each other. Mr. Herbert, c (? Clothmaker Dear Herbert: I want to wish you a Happy Christmas; for your cheerful "(lood Morning", as 1 pass you going to my work, has meant so much to me. May the best things in lite always r. and Mrs. Miles Lawson, Clinton hday January 6. THE CLOTHMAKER come your way. Marv Terry WEAVING NO. 3 3RD SHIFT By Mary Miles Hi there! It's news time again. We hope everyone had a nice Thanksgiving. Hope you didn't forget the most important thing about this day. to "count your many Blessings". We really have a lot to be thankful for. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith and children visited in Calhoun Falls recently. I ..... I.r 1 1. .11 I CIILf rvu V IM'IlUclll \VU>> sick recently but is back at work now. We really have some hunters here in -3. They're trying to catch all the rabbits by going every day. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trammel will celebrate their 29th wedding anniversary Dec. 29th. Congratulations to them. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trammel and family visited Mr. Curl Campbell at Trvon. N. C. on his birthday. Nov. 29th. He was 53 years old. We would like to welcome Mr. Alaxander to the third shift as our second hand. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Robinson and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robinson in n A - t T . + 1 roumain inn. recenuy. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Mahaffoy and Miss Avvnelle Mahaffey visited Ted Mahaffev in Fountain Inn recently. Mary Miles. Juanita Dorr. Alice Ruth Garner. Ann Dorr, and Anna Houstan went shopping in Columbia recently. They also attended a Stanley Rally at the Jefferson Hotel. Tonita Miles and Mrs. Gladys Hucks have had the flu but they are better now. Marv Miles was also on the flu list. We have really had a lot of it around. Since this will be the last Clothmaker before Christmas, we would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a safe Happy New Vear! We ..1 J 1 . 1- ~ ~ 4 1 1- n!.. wuuiu cti^u iir\L* in 111ci11r\ mi Bailey for our time off to be with our loved ones at Christmas. Birthdays Mollie Campbell- Nov. 2 Allen Kuykendall ? Dee. 21st?8 years old Frances King?Nov. 27th Kim McCall?Nov. 26?1 year old Barry Lynn Cannon Dec. 11 a years old Margaret Peace Dec. 16 Heuben Stroud? Dec. 2 fPIIP"8?!! 3J m ! / * jTv a, v Miram and Marion, children of I Mills, celebrated their 9th birthd Billy Glenn ? Dec. 6 ? 17 years old Ann Glenn ? Dec. 8?11 years old David Wayne Motte?Nov. 4?3 years old Earlene Ficklin?Nov. 18 Mrs. Carol Lanford?Nov. 17 SPINNING No. 3 3RD SHIFT By Lydie Todd Rossie Avery and sons, also Helen Butler, spent Thanksgiving weekend in North Carolina. Mr. and Ms. Forrest Anderson of Columbia spent a recent weekend with Mr. and Mr. Horace Smith. Mrs. Jane McCall of Columbia spent the weekend with her mother. Mrs. Mavbell Freeman. Mr. Bob Uldrick came home from the hospital in Charleston Nov. 29. A C and Mrs. Bobby Robinson have arrived in Tuscon. Arizona, where he is now stationed We would like to thank the Community Chest for the pajamas they bought for Claude Cooper. Birthdays Pat Osborne celebrated her birthday Dec. 5. Charlie Smith celebrated his 19th birthday Nov. 18th. Sara Keanv celebrated her birthday Nov. 29th. Here's wishing each and everv one a verv MERRY CHRISTMAS! SPINNING NO. 2 3RD SHIFT By Allene Kay Shirley Samples had a birthday Nov. 27th. Leroy Gregory had a birthday Nov. 23. James Gregory and family. William Gregory and family, and Margaret Chilton enjoyed dinner with Leroy Gregory. Susan Harmon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Harmon. will be 10 years old Dec. 17th. SPINNING NO 1 1ST SHIFT By Ruby Lydia and Vera Smith Mr. and Mrs. Wert Jennings 1 x* i t aim cnunren 01 Loiumma. spent Thanksgiving with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Braswell. Frances Gregory and Charlene Turner spent one day during Thanksgiving holidays with Charlene's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Red Turner. i '9% ^ ft f V' w -* s\dr. and Mrs. Miles Lawson. Clinton lay December 5th. 3 ? fKgnf ^ i/' This happy little fellow is Jimmy Webb, nine months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Louie Webb. Mrs. Webb is employed at Clinton Mill. Shirley Dunawav spent Thanksgiving holidays with her mother, Mrs. Ed. Dunawav. Mr. and Mrs. James Cathcart. Jr.. Mrs. Ruth Cathcart. and Mrs. Vera Smith attended Mr. Oscar Parkman's funeral in North Augusta. Mr. Parkman was Mrs. Smith's uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lowery, Mrs. Geneva Lowery, Mrs. Ruth Hingas. Mr. and Mrs. David Mann met Ruth's husband, David Mann, at Don aldson Air Force Base on his return from New Zealand. SP/5 Richard Dunaway arrived in Korea Dec. 8th. Ricky Dunaway is a patient in the General Hospital in Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Gilham have both been ill and in the hospital. BIRTHDA VS: Eloise Daniel had a birthday Oct. 28. Joyce Anne Todd celebrates her birthday Dec. 23. Lena Gilliam has a birthday Dec. 27. Lois Scott had a birthdav Dec. 14. Richard Dunawav had a birthday Nov. 23. Jimmy Black well was 12 years old Nov. 27. SPOOLING 1ST SHIFT By Kate Riddle Well, here we are again having just celebrated Thanksgiving. All report a very nice day and all the good things to eat that go with Thanksgiving. We take this means of thanking the management for the weeks vacation with pay at Christmas. We wish all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, and we will be rested and ready to do our best on our job in 1959. We see on the Safety Record that we are climbing toward the one million man hours worked without a lost time accident. We sure hope we reach it and we can if we all will be a little more careful in every thing we do. Happy Birthday to Sallie Johnson Dec. 1st. Help Fight 7B Buy Christmas Seals