Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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FEBRUARY, 1959 WEAVING NO. 1 2nd Shift By Emily McNinch and Lucy Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Croy visited in Greenville recently. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McNinch and Sara visited the J. A. McNinch 's recently. Lucy Robinson visited her sister in Union recently. After six weeks of worry, the Patrolman finally decided to give Kat her driver's license (to get rid of her). The Homer Lawsons announce the arrival of a daughter. January 29th, named Susan Dianne. We welcome Jimmy Smith to our room. He has taken Harold Fowler's job. We are sorrv to lose Harold Fowler to Weave Room -2. we welcome Mr. Ralph Alexander as our new Supervisor. He has taken Dick's place with us. We are sorry to lose Mr. Harrill to Weave r3. Hope he enjoys working over there. Birthdays Lowell G. Rice had a birthday Feb. 14th. Rachel Ann Smith, daughter of the Cecil Smiths, celebrated a birthday Feb. 1st. James Harold Kirby, son of the Junior Kirbv's had a birthday Feb. 1st. Ronald (Alfalfa) Teaguc had a birthday Feb. 10th. Mrs. Emma Mayfield. mother of Emily McNinch. will celebrate her 70th birthday Feb. 26th. WLAVt HOOM NO. 2 2nd Shift By Leila Black Mr. Cooper Powell and Mr. E. J. Harvelv visited Harry L. Black Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. James McMillan and children had as their dinner quests last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Nelson, Miss Juanita Nelson of Whitmire and Miss Dot Nelson of C olumbia. Henry. Gradv and Charlie Fallaw and Tommy Landford spent last Saturday niqht with Joe McCall. They had a har-be-<jue and later enjoyed soft drinks and each one had ?? mi\ nice ilino. Mr. and Mrs. Tray Shealv of Greenwood spent Sunday afternoon with Air. and Mrs. W. R. McGinn is. Mrs. J. R. Williams. Don and Hoyt Powell and Louie Black of Travelers Rest spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. llarrv Black. Birthdays Loree Lawson?Feb. 12th. Melvin Creswell?Feb. 9th. Leila Black?Feb. 10th. Jimmy McMillan?Feb. lHth Anniversaries Mi. and Mrs. Vandy Fal law celebrated their anniversary Jan. 29th. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Patterson announce the birth of twins, a boy and girl, Feb. 4th. Glad to have Vandy Fallaw and "Wess" Littleton back after being ill. Glad to report Christine Taylor is doing fine after an operation last week. Sorry Mrs. George Jove is out sick. Hurry up and get better and back to work. Little "Butch" Black is fine after being sick several days. fr\1lrc hot'o conn Vandv's smile with those new teeth? He's biting and smiling all the time now. WEAVING NO. 3 & 4 1st Shift By Mildred Kinard and Grace Wooten We'll start this column off on a cheerful (?) note! How are you coming along on your income tax return? We're afraid to have it computed, so we're just putting it off as long as possible, which. I guess, is neither wise nor profitable, but ? that's the way we are. Mrs. Mell Huey. Mrs. Inabelle Hooper. Miss Carol vn Webb and Charles Huev attended the Ice Follies in Greenville Feb. 7. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oxner. of Aiken, visited their parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Oxner. Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Meadows visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Young in Anderson recently. Ola is mighty excited and happy since receiving a letter from England saying that Harold and his wife are beginning to get things in order to leave for the states in April. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Bagwell of Miami. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Braswcll. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wooten. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Braswell. Jr.. and Mr. and Mrs. Gholdie Simmons attended the Legion of thn Moose convention in Batesburj*. Everyone was very sorrv about Mrs. Alice Kuvkendall losing her home bv fire Jan. 22. and all were more than ulad to come to her aid in helping to replace seme of the thincs she lost. We're always proud to see the wav our friends and neighbors respond when tragedy strikes in our midst, and awfully ijlad we live in such a community. Note of Tharks I'd like to express my appreciation for everything that all of you have done to try to make me feel less keenly the loss of my home 1 would like to say thank you to each one for your kindness, and the THE CLOTHMAKER shower I received. However, some gifts didn't have a name on them, so please accept this letter as your very own, and may the Lord richly bless every individual whatever their gift. Mrs. Alice Kuykendall. Birthdays Becky Campbell, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Oxner. 8 years old Feb. 7th. Mrs. J. L. Armond ? Feb. 7th. BM/2 Paul C. Armond ? Feb. 12th. J. L. Armond?Feb. 25th. Jack Cunningham ? Jan. 81st. Pam Cunningham ? Jan. .iwin. Izel Campbell?Feb. 25th. Gladys Hughes?Feb. 14th. Thornton Meadows ? Feb. 14th. J. W. Fowler (same age of Jack Benny)?Feb. 4th. Joe Terry?Feb. 27th. "Chuck" Lever. 7 years old ?Feb. 28th. Harry Lanford?Feb. 10th. Tony Windsor. 11 years old ?March 15th. Guynetta (Lanford) Wilson ?Feb. 5th. SP5 and Mrs. James R. Wooten celebrated a wedding anniversary Feb. 12th. Well, folks, that's about all the news we could glean from our folks this month. They either haven't done anything or been anywhere, or they're not telling. Oh, I almost forgot. Ethel said Eb's dog Tracy, was in the horsepital, dog-pital. or anyway, he's at Orr's Clinic on the Whitmire highway for treatment. Seems that he got into some mud while out with Kb. Chuck and Johnny, and Kb washed the mud off in the branch. Same Kb?you could have waited till you got home and used warm water. Really tho. we hope Tracy is going to be all right. So long till next month, maybe we'll have more news. WEAVING NO. 3A 2nd Shift By Inez Blackwell Mr. and Mrs. Richard Har lis and Stove, of Lexington, spent a weekend recently with Mr. and Mrs. E. D. McCullough. Mr. Jessie Howard was also a weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. McCullough recently. Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Harriel spent Sunday w i t h their daughter and son-in-law. Mr and Mrs. Harold Perry in Spartanburg. Mrs. Susie Hawk remains ill at her home on Milling St. We hope she gets better soon. Mr. and Mrs. David Pulley and children spent a Sunday afternoon in McCormick recently. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Spurlock and son of Charleston, spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Barker recently. Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. E. D. McCullough. their 30th on Feb. 2nd. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Smith, their 13th on Feb. 1st. Mr. and Mrs. David Pulley, their 12th on Feb. 8th. Birthdays Doris Smith?Feb. 10th. Kenneth Vaughn?Feb 8th. Mrs. Mollie Martin ? Feb. 19th. Dave Lawson ? Feb. 14th. He's 42 plus some. Hobert Phillips must have hit the jack pot somewhere recently. He's driving a new Ford now. He may be a little hard to work with for a while but he'll simmer down when the newness wears off, we hope. (Just kidding, Hobert.) Hope you'll enjoy your new car very much. "I wish to thank everyone for their kindness and thoughtfulness to my family and myself during my illness. I also want to thank the Community Chest for their help. Everything was deeply appreciated. May God bless each ot you.'' Eddie Price. WEAVING NO. 3 3rd Shift By Mary Miles We were sorry to hear about Mrs. Kuvkendall's house burning. She was given a shower at the Community building. We understand she received some real nice things. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Johnson. Lucile. Betty and Pat Johnson visited Mr. and Mrs. Obie Thornton recently. We would like to welcome Ruth Thornton back to the 3rd shift. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith and children visited in Greenville recently. Mr. Lewis Quinn of Alexandria, Va.. and Wade Quinn and family of Bunker Hill. Indiana, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith. Carol Thornton is doina fine we are happv to say after an operation at Shriners Hospital recently. Pfc. Burnett Quinn and family of Detroit. Michigan, visited Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Quinn recently. Birthdays Clwendal Bundrick ? Jan. 28th. 9 years old. Bardv Cannon ? Jan. 19th. 28 (he said). Seppie Quianne Tucker ? Feb. 7th. 9 years old. SPINNING NO. 1 1st Shift By Ruby Lydia and Vera Smith Mrs. J. W. Smith, Melissa AT?. T-> . . . 1- _ . uui ucnc, mis. nuin v_ aincari and Mrs. Jimmy Cathcart attended the funeral of their aunt. Mrs. Eva P. Styron. of Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. James Cathcart. Mrs. Ruth Cathcart and Mrs. Martha Parkman visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDowell in Saluda Sunday. Mrs. Vinola Dunaway attended the Community Concert Wednesday night at Thornwell orphanage. Birthdays and Anniversaries Susia Caughman. 4 years old?January 31. Mike Lvdia. 3 years old? February 10. Jackie Homes?February 19. Deloris Dunawav, 9 years old?February 21. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Braswell, wedding anniversary February 11. SPINNING NO. 2 3rd Shift By Allene Kay Happy Birthday this month to: Jennie Wilbanks?Feb. 2. 3 Jackie Griffin. Sandra Griffin and Gary Braswell are engrossed in story being told by grandmother, Mrs. Earl Braswell, Clinton Mills. JLw A This lovely young lady is Brenda Nabors, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Price. Clinton Mills. These smiling young men are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Holly Wehunt, Clinton Mills. Weaving department. JhLl Tony Windsor, nephew of Mrs. Gholdie Simmons, Clinton Mills, celebrated his 11th birthday February 15th. Tony lives in Norfolk, Va. Gary, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Laney, Clinton Mills, celebrated his 11th birthday February 11. Mr. and Mrs. Laney are employed in Spinning No. 2, 1st Shift.