Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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JANUARY. 1959 r " . m ' rMBMM * . -* ^ I 11?? ^?B 55^' Mi f* -i J* A WEAVE ROOM 1ST SHIFT By Irene Davenport and Daisy Harris Grover and Irene Culbertson and children from Greenwood were supper quests of Mr. and Mrs. Furman Bratcher recently. The Weave Room Second Hands of Lydia Mill enjoyed a delightful party during Christmas. Mrs. Hellen Cook had as her quests durinq Christmas Mr. and ivirs. : >. I. Liiumlcy ol Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Cook of Greenville; Mrs. Macie Coats, Mrs. Alice Kin^, Mrs. Florine Franks and children, and Mrs. Janie Powers, all of Laurens. Mrs. Powers is " km - w f Laura Cauble. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Cauble, Lydia Mills, celebrated her 9th birthday December 15th with a party at her home on Locust street. Hellen's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Fowler has as their Christmas guests Mrs. Corrie Gasnell of Greenville, Mrs. Ray Goodwin and children of Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McDade and family of Greenville, and Mrs. Janie Prince, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Nabors a n d children of Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Joe DaVenllorf lllul k' allit- .. r,.,. ! 1.1 IV. I.|IUI\ ." [ I 1 I <1 I t'.'l'l | | Sunday at Clemson returning Cecil to school after he spent the holidays at home. Friends of C* rover Mclnvaille will be glad to learn he is able to return to work after undergoing surgery. Mrs. Kthel McLendon observed a birth lay January 17 and Ciene McLendon celebrated 1 ers on Januat v 20. Miss Betty Lou McLendon spent Christmas week in Florida with relatives. Miss Janice and Dianne Davenport visited in Charlotte tin1 past weekend with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. (?. I). Mclnvaillc and Pej*gy visited the latter's sister and brother-inlaw. Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Neal of Greenwood, recently. Miss Pe^gy Mclnvaille of El1 ? Ate I Lancaster spent Christmas holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Mclnvaille. During the holidays they visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mclnvaille and daughter in Charlotte, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. VVvlie Harper and family <?f Greenwood and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Todd of Lancaster visited Mr. S J. Todd during Christmas holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Sumeral and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mclnvaille and daughter in Charlotte during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bailey and family visited the latter's mother in Good water. Ala . during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunawav and children and Mr. Bill Patterson visited relat'ves in Winter Haven. Florida during the holidays. Callie Patterson observed hnr 7th hirthH :u* Honnm h??r 24th. Robert Patterson will observe a birthday January 2fi and Roger Patterson will observe his birthdav January 27. Mr. and Mrs. Don Leopard celebrated a wedding anniversary December 24. Everyone at the Lvdia Mill* sends our deepest sympathy to the family of Mr. P. S H "Hello! You there" says Ronni< Roberson. two and one-ha'f yea old son of Mrs. Bill Roberson Lydia Mills. Bailey. We fool that we have lost one of our ureatesi friends. Welcome baek to Saralj iicnKins who has been 01 leave of absence clue to i fractured ankle. Pvt. Kenneth Mceks speni a 30 dav furlough with his mother. Frances Mocks. Ik reported back to Fort Dix N. J. on his way to Germany We welcome R o b or ti Prince and Martha Childress to the 1st shift. We wish a speedy recovery for Jack White who continues ill at his home. Visiting hirr while he is sick is Beatrice White. Earnest Prince and family spent a few days with hi: mother and sister recently. Deepest sympathy to Trail me Boozer in the death e THE CLOTHMAKER her brother, Ginione Rowe in Columbia last week. Also to Charlie James who lost his brother, Leezell James of Greer, S. C. We also send sympathy to Mr. Bobby Richey of Newburn, N. C., formerly of Lvdia, who lost his infant son January 7. Mr. Richey is the nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Fuller. Donald Boozer and family spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Boozer. Janet Poole spent the holidavs with her familv. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Poole. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Campbell spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Burdnette recently. Mr. J. T. Hamilton and Billv Nelson want their friends to know they have opened the Sinclair Service Station behind the Colonial Stores. Everyone is invited to come by. Mr. R. J. Mills announces the marriage of his daughter. Margaret, to Capt. Forest D Townsend from Wattsville. S. C. We have a proud papa in our midst. Garel Satterfield became the father of an 8 lb 6 oz. bov December 26. No wonder he is all smiles this week. His name is Fredirick Edward (Rickev to his friends.) His mother is the fo*mer Mis^ Roots Taylor. Birthdays :->cun uaiiman. Januarv 19. Victoria Culbertson. January 16. Card of Thanks "I'd like to express my thanks through the Clothrr.aker for all the wonderful letters and flowers and every wonderful thing that was done for me while I was out ' with a broken ankle. Especially to my club (Secret Pal Club. Weave r2) for the nice party they gave me and the pretty things I received." Sarah Jenkins WEAVE ROOM 2ND SHIFT By Lillian Forester M.. 1 \ 1 1IT_ K ft * ah . ami i\us. w an nuijnes and little Debbv spent several days during Christmas with , mmMiMrni --^ Deborah is the lovely one year old daughter of Mr. end Mrs. T. E. Moor?, Lydia Mills. \ Mrs. Hughes' parents and brother, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Coolev and Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Coolev of Helton. S. C. * Mrs. J. W. Campbell has 1 been ill for three weeks and a patient at Hays Hospital for one week. She is doing nicely now. > Mr. and Mrs. Webb Taylor and daughter. Bonnie, spent several days in Tennessee f visiting Mr. Taylor's mother and other relatives during the s holidays. J Mr. Charlie Broome under- I went surgery at Blalock Clinic recently, but is back i home and doing very well j now. S Mrs. Dova Broome had as t her supper guest Sunday January 4th her daughter Mr. \ and Mrs. Carson Neal and ( Diannc of Greenville, and Mr. 5 and Mrs. John Rice of Easley, ? and Earnestine McCall and f daughter of Slater. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony For- r ester and sons visited the D. E. Lawton's in Orangeburg c during Christmas. s Mr. Charles Coker preached J in Augusta. Ga. twice re- 1 cently. SPINNING 1ST SHIFT By Mary Ellison Linda Turner of Union spent a week with Linda Estes recently. Joe Lark attended the Sugar Bowl game in New Orleans. La. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rosenburg and Jefferv of Charlottesville, Va. and Mr. Frank Burgess of Washington. D. C. visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas j Ellison and other relatives ] during Christmas week. ] Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Barton of Greenwood and James Morris of Clearwater. S. C. visited Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Campbell. Mrs. Lula Birchmore and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Griffin and Joyce of Columbia, spent Christmas with Miss Connie Birchmore. Mrs. Otis Welchel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Howell. has joined her husband in El Paso. Texas. Mr. Lewis Bobo of Whitmire. brother of Mrs. Nina Howell, is ill. Our deepest sympathy goes to Mrs. Betty McElhannon. whose father passed away this month. Also for Mrs. A. E. Alexander, whose mother passed away in December. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Hair ston have a new baby boy. born in November. Mrs. Ray Riley has come home after visiting her husband in Jacksonville, Fla. M rs. Lizzie Hawkins spent Christmas with her son. Mr. Harold Hawkins, in Seneca. Sgt. Edward Whitt is spending a JO day leave with his mother. Mrs. Lessie Davis. GM/2 and Mrs. Joe Tumblin and children are spending a JO day leave with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dean before reporting back to Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Harold JohnWFWk Rickey Dale Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Campbell, Lydia Mills, celebrated his 2nd birthday December 13. 5 ?on and Mr. and Mrs. Loyd fohnson visited in Charlotte. C. recently. Alvin Satterfield is spendng a 30 day leave with his )arents, Mr. and Mrs. Mell Satterfield before reporting jack to Alameda, Calif. Mrs. A. E. Alexander vishes to thank the Moose I!lub, The Spinning and Spooling Room Flower Club, md Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sanders or the lovely wreaths sent vhen Mrs. Alexander's nother passed away recently. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Snvler of Johnson City, Tenn. ;pent two weeks with Mrs. snyaer s mother. Mrs. bue Banks. Birthdays Mozell Nelson. Jan. 22. Gladys Campbell. Jan. 2. David Campbell. Jan. 18. Jimmy O' Shields. Jan. 7. Mickey Riley. Jan. 8. Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson. Jan. 17. SPINNING AND SPOOLING 2ND SHIFT By W. N. Nabors Delores McCravev and family visited her mother near Spartanburg during the holidays and while they were gone someone entered their house and took about half their groceries. Your reporter visited his sisters in Enoree and Wodruff and also over in Greenville county to visit the wife's people. I sure did enjoy the holidays. Mrs. Lena Revis and chil dren, with Miss Judv Ellis spent the holidays with Mrs. Revis' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Maples at Sharon. S. C. Mrs. J. W. Wrenn had as her guests at Waterloo Benny Wrenn and Betty Chad wick of Alabama, also Miss Sarah Owens of Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lawton visited Mrs. Jessie Hairston. Sandra Oakley sends her best regards to her friends on this shift. Mrs. Vera Patterson had as her guests Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harris from Fountain Inn. Mr. and Mrs. Rosco McGinnis and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rhodes r*f Mr. and Mrs. Fred White visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold White in Ware Shoals. Mrs. Evelyn League and daughter of Greenwood spent Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. Fred White. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Edwards of Charleston were guests of Mr and Mrs. Robert Clark. Mrs. Frankie Blackwell visited Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Blackwell. We are glad to see Louise Brown back at work after several days in Laurens Hos I II to I. Paul Junior Tavlor, son of Mrs. Francis Motes, who is stationed in Alameda. Calif., called her on Dec. 24 and wished her a merry Christmas. Emmie Thomas visited her brother Lerov Pace in Ware Shoals during t^e holidays. Mr. and Mrs. L H. Pearson has as them guests for the holidays Mr. and Mrs. Riley Diggs of West Palm Beach.