Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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JANUARY, 1959 WEAVE ROOM NO. 2 2ND SHIFT By Leila Black Mr. and Mrs. Alton Duggins were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Patterson. The Coley Campbell's visited George Weeks in Abbeville, S. C. Mrs. Elbert McCall and children visited in Greenville over the holidays. Mrs. Betty Creswell visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hooper in Newberry. M r . and M i s. George Thompson and family visited in Winston-Salem and Greenville over the holidays. A3/c James McNinch spent the holidays with his mother and brother Mrs. Ester McTVT 1 i TA i lNincn anci uavia. Mrs. Susie Hawks remains ill at her home on Milling Ave. Sine hope she is much better. Mi s. Elizabeth L e d f o r d spent several days with her mother and sister during Christmas. Linda, Jimmy and Kay McMillan spent most of their Christmas holidays in Whitmire visiting their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. James McMillan and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Nelson in Greenville last week end. Mr. and Mrs. Tray Shealy and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rhoades of Greenwood snont Christmas holidays with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McGinnis. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Black and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Powell in Greenwood over the holidays. Miss Doris Tucker spent the week in Woodruff visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. Margaret Taylor spent Christmas with her son Lloyd Taylor and family. Airs. Leila Black and Mrs. Betty Creswell spent a day in Greenville shopping . . . mostly window shopping, that is. Mrs. Jack McGinnis. Mrs. Edith Lee and family. Mis. Juanita Simmons and family. e f ' This lovely young U:dy is Becky Lynn Fallaw, granddaughter of Mrs. L. V. Fallaw. Clinton Mills. Becky is three years old and lives is Alameda, California. Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Taylor and family were Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor. i\/T,-l- t n wining n/r,. Don Powell and Mr. Louie Black of Richmond. Va., visited the H. L. Blacks during Christmas. Louie remained a few days with his dad. Mrs. Ruth Lancaster said a good way to keep relatives away is to tell them you weren't going to cook. She did and not a one showed up during the holidays. Mr. W. L. Lancaster spent 10 days in the hospital. He is home now and doing fine. Keep the good work up. Vandv Fallow is out sick and in Vet. Hospital in Columbia. Hurry up Vandv and get well, we miss you. Lloyd Taylor is out to attend the funeral of his aunt Mrs. Lula Buchanan in Greenville. Welcome to Weave ~2 John Rav Madden and Everotto Hedgepath. Best wishes on the new job. Glad to report that Ralph Alexander made Second Hand: hut we do miss you. Ralph. Birthdays Jerrv Wilkio, Jan. ft. Christine Taylor. Dec. ft Little ''Butch'' Blace. ft years. Jan. 2. Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. Melvin C'eswell celebrated their 12th anniversary Dec. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Black celebrated their 11th anniversary Nov. 17. WEAVING NO. 3 1ST SHIFT Rv flrnr P Wnntpn nn/l -/ Mildred Kinard The employees of -3 Weaving Dept. wish to express their sympathy to Mrs. Bailey and Emily in the death of their husband and father. We feel that we have truly lost a great friend. We would lik?> to congratulate Mr. Vance ''i V Wl 1 Eddie Gregory, son of Mr. and Mrs. Babe Gregory, Cl>nton Mills, celebrated his 7th birthday December 13. THE CLOTHMAKER upon his promotion and we are grateful for a person like him to take Mr. Bailey's place. Well it seems that everyone did a lot of visiting during the holidays. Seaman John Lee Simmons, son of Mrs. Estelle Roland, spent the holidays at home. John Lee is stationed at Norfolk. Va., but is scheduled to go to Cuba on his return. J. w. fowler was called to La Grange, Ga., before Christmas due to illness of his father J. P. Fowler, who had suffered a heart attack. Mr. Fowler is recuperating nicely at his home. A2/c Malcolm Fowler spent the holidays at home with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fowler. Miss Lois Lever, who is attending Emanuel College in Franklin Springs, Ga., spent the Christmas holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Evans Lever. Tech. Sgt. and Mrs. Charles Kelly and Pat spent the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. A. G Galloway. Captain Charles Galloway has completed a 17 week training period in missiles in Oklahoma and will be stationed at Fort Bragg. N. C. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wooten a. - .1 i ?t-A -i : spuni a uav arm nigni auring the holidays in Greenville, visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Vaughan. friends from childhood. Mrs. Mell Hney, Mrs. Inabell Hooper, and Mrs. Eunice B r a s w e 11 were Christmas shonpers in Greenville. Miss Lucille Branch and Hodge Donahue of Spartanburg were recent weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Terry and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bootsie Allman and children. Mr. D. U. Allman visited Mrs. Myrtis Fortner in Charleston during Ch ristmas. AT- J AT . T 17 r> iwi. ctiin ;?n:>. ?j . ej. oiitsweu. Sr. were Christmas Day dinner quests of Mr. Mell Huev and family. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wooten had as dinner guest Christmas Day Mr. and Mrs. David James and children of Spartanburg. Mr. and Mrs. J'mmv Wooten and children of Columbia. and Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Wooten and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. B.ll Terry and children spent Christmas Day with Mrs. Terry's mother. Mrs. D. G. Jackson, in Columbia. Mrs. Mell Huev and Mrs. Inabell Hooper were recent visitors in Piedmont. Mrs. Hooper was called there due to the deat'.. of her nephew Clayton Hooper. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Bragg and Mr. and Mrs. Derrell Bozard of Joanna were supper host and hostess to the Bras won iamilv unnstmas Kve at tho Joanna Clnh House. A bountiful dinner was served buffet style. Tho club house was beautifully decorated in the holiday colors. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Terry. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hughes were called to Spartanburg Dec. 18th due to the death of Mrs. Terry's and Mr. Hughes' aunt Mrs. Essie Tennyson. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Terrv, Sr. were supper guests Christmas Eve of their son and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Terry and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oxner of Aiken were recent guests of Mr. Oxner's parents Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Oxner. Rev. and Mrs. James Slaughter and son visited Mr. and Mrs. Buford Hedden in Columbia Christmas Day. Mr. James Harris, daughters and son-in-law visited Mrs. Harris who is a patient in the Tubercular Hospital in Columbia We arp \-prv nlnri to report that Mrs. Harris' condition is improved a great deal. We send her our best wishes for a quick return home. SP4 Cole L. Blease, Jr. of Fort Riley, Kan., spent a 30dav leave with Mr. and Mrs. Gholdie Simmons. While here Cole. Jr and the Simmons visited their sister and brother-in-law. DC3 and Mrs. Tan Windsor in Norfolk. Va. Cole. Jr. reported back to Fort Riley, but from there he will go to Germany for three years. R. C. Wilkie who is attending S. C. University in Columbia spent Christmas holidays at home. While here he accompanied his mother. Mrs. Missouri Wilkie. Jerry and Melane Snelgrove on a visit to Mrs. Wilkie's mother. Mrs. J. F. Anderson in Gainesville. Ga. Missouri Wilkie and Ola Meadows surely must have been good girls last vear. OK. if it weren't Santa Claus. who else would have given them all the new dresses they've been wearing to work since Christmas? Mrs. Dora Leopard spent Monday before Christmas in Greenwood shopping and on Christmas Eve she had all her children and their families. except one. for supper. She said the rest of the holidavs she spent just resting. Dianne Lydia underwent a tonsilectomv at Hays Hospital Dec. 19. Glad to report she was able to go back to school after the holidays. Mrs. Sam Owens was a Medical patient a few davs at Blaloek Clinic after Christmas. Sure hope everything is OK now. Cleo. Mrs. Edwin Hard man. daughter of Mrs. Alice Kuykendall. uncie vent major surgery at Laurens Hospital in December. She is recuperating at her mother's home Husband Edwin was flown home from Korea due to her illness. Mrs. C. F Sims of Greenville visited her daughter. Mrs. Alice Kuvkendall. Mr. and Mrs. Hovi Strictman of Joanna announces the marriage of their daughter Frankie Jean to Joe Gibbs. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibbs. The weddine was performed bv Justice of the Peace in Elberton. da.. .Tan 6th. The connlc arc makinq their homo at n^osent with his parents. Good luck to you, Joe. Jr., and Frankie' Dessie Webb visited his brother Comer Webb in Davenport. Fla.. during the holidavs. Mr. and Mrs. Rill Hardv and son of Clemson were holidav quests of Mr. and Mrs Joe Gibbs. Tech Sqt. Rwiqht Suttles s H ' ' M P* This little fellow rocked himself to sleep on his rocky horse that Santa Claus brought him. He is Randy Heaton. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Heaton. Clinton Mills. x*ll! "Hi! There" says Carol Wells, five months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wells of Columbus, Ga. Mrs. Wells is the former Hazel Long. V ! 1 This attractive young lady is Susie Black, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Galloway, Clinton Mills. Susie will celebrate her 13th birthday January 22. &? 4 - ;> rrrry V ^ : v 1 Richard Chilton, son of Mrs. Margaret Chilton, Cl.nton Mills, will celebrate his 14th birthday January 31. He attends Reidsville high school, plans to participate in football and hopes to become a noted stock car driver.