The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, March 15, 1959, Page 5, Image 5
MARCH, 1959
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By Irine Davenport
Mr. and Mrs. Grover McInvaille
attended a birthday
dinner last Sunday in honor
of Mr. J. B. Boyce, father of
Mrs. Mclnvaille.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Mclnvaille
visited their son and
daughter in Charlotte recently.
Mr. Don Leopard celebrated
a birthday February 15th.
Mr. P. F. Childers observed
a birthday March 11, and his
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Timmy Wyatt is the 18 months
old grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
James W. Campbell and Mr. and
Mrs. Rayburn Wyatt. Lydia Mills.
son. Lonnie. observed one on
February 11.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Ward will be glad to
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rwno? uiuv nuve recently
moved into their new home
on Caldwell Street.
Mrs. Sarah Shclnut will
observe a birthdav on March
27.
Peggy Patterson observed
a birthday March 25.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. McLendon
and family visited in Mt.
Vernon. Ga.. recently. They
were guests of Mrs. Kinard
Walker.
Bill Bowling celebrated a
birthday March 25 and James
Timothy Bowling celebrated
his on March 17.
Little Tommy Prince observed
his 6th birthday February
28.
Little Larrv Owens, son of
Mr. and Mrs Truman (WrniK
celebrated his Jrd birthday on
Feb. 28 with a party at his
home on Davidson Street.
About 25 little guests were
present. Those from out of
town were Julie and Barn,
Boyce of Inman, and Phyllis,
Darrell and Brian Shealv of
Greenville, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Donald
visited Mr. and Mrs. Lester
1 lams.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Burdette
visited t h e lattcr's
mother, Mrs. W. S. Manning
of Iva, S. C., recently.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Campbell,
Jr., and children, spent
I
the weekend recently with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
C. Burdette.
Ronald Corlev observed a
birthday March 24 and Mrs.
Edna Corlev will observe
hers on March 30th.
Thomas Meeks enjoyed a ;
birthday March 17th.
Mis. Furman Bratcher recently
accompanied her mother,
Mrs. G. W. Culbertson of
Greenwood, to Anderson
Memorial Hospital for a
minor operation.
WEAVING
3rd Shift
By Fronnie Franklin
We arc &lad to have Grace
Nelson back at work with us.
She has been out on sick
leave.
W. J. Franklin will celebrate
his birthday March 8.
Sidney Hazel says Wilfred
Harris went fishing and
PFC Billy J. Willard of Fort
Sill. Okla.. has been promoted to
SP4. He is a cook and stationed
with the 76th Engineer Co. (R).
Billy was formerly employed
with Lydia Mills as a supply
clerk.
caught a 5 lb. Crappie. believe
it or not.
Florence Hazel had a birthday
March 7th.
Ricky Gaffney, son of Mrs.
Elsie Gaffney. celebrated a
birthday March 13th. Happy
Birthday. Ricky.
Yuette King celebrated her
birthday March 5th.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Over- ]
street observed their 28th
wedding anniversary March
9th.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunnaway
celebrated their 5th '
anniversary the 10th of I
Match.
Mrs. Will St oner had a 1
birthday March 11. ;
The members of the Moose
Club gave Harold Johnson a
surprise birthday party Sat- I
urday night at his home. I
Ronnie Pace and Harlev ;
Cul, jepper went fishing at
Lake Murray and caught 8 or <
9. Billy Fennell says its just 1
another "fish story". 1
Donna Harris, daughter of |
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Harris.
THE CLOTHMAKER
celebrated her 11th birthday ti
March 8. IV
Michael Mann, son of Mr. il
and Mrs. Clarence Mann, will v
celebrate his birthday March "
30.
Nelson Johnson, son of Mrs. ft
Mildred Lawson, celebrated a tl
birthday March 19th. g
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Lawson p
and family wish to express
their thanks and appreciation a
for the kindnesses shown to i1
them during the illness and V
death of their sister. Mrs.
George Motes. s
Shirley Stone enjoyed a d
17th birthday March 20. a
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Leopard, C
brother of Mrs. Pike, have
been home on vacation from t
Baltimore, Md. o
Friends of Mrs. L. T. White
will be glad to know she is
ume 10 be back home after a IN
few days in the hospital.
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SPINNING
1st Shift
By Mary Ellison 1
We of the Spinning Room.
1st shift, send our deepest
sympathy to Mr. and Mrs.
James Estes whose baby 1*
passed away March 1. May
God be with them in their 1
sorrow.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jen- a
nings Cook recently were ^
Mrs. Cook's father, John Wal- a
drop. Mrs. Roy Grant of Fort fc
Shoals and Mr. and Mrs.
George Waldrop of Lowell. N.
C., and Claude Waldrop of 2
Joanna.
Mrs. Ora Lee Wehunt spent 2
a week in Self Memorial Hospital
in Greenwood. Glad
you're feeling better. Ora Lee. Sgt.
Walter Whitt. husband
of Mrs. Claudia Howell Whitt 1
h;ic mc? o..- < J--*
iviv 1>'I c? mui U1 UUIV 111
France. 1
GM 2/c and Mrs. M. E.
Tumlin and children spent a
Kathryn Delores Moore, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore.
Lydia Mills, celebrated her 10th
birthday March 17th.
recent leave with the former's *
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Dean, before going to Long
Beach. Calif., where Seaman |
Tumlin will be stationed.
Mr. and Mrs. J i m m v
'Shields and son. "Mike" *
have returned to Blytheville.
Ark., after spending a 30 day
I,.... u l: > * a
itmc \>ini iu> prcnis. Air. a
und Mrs. J. B. O'Shields. C
C>ti Saturday. February 28.
Mrs. l.orette Johnson gave o
her husband. Harold, a sur- ^
prise birthday. Everyone had
i nice time. p
Mrs. William Gregory, b
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A I
E. Alexander, has returned ii
home after a stay in the hos- F
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Mar- s
in of Greenville, Mr. and w
Irs. J. W. Hawkins and famy,
Mr. Joe Scott of Green- ar
ille visited Mr. and Mrs. b?
Skeet" Colman recently. be
William Motte, Jr., son of
lr. and Mrs. Bill Motte, of re
he Veterans Hospital in Au- Jc
usta, Ga., is visiting his th
arents.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seagers M
nd son. Mike, of CX.io, vis- L<
:ed Mr. and Mrs. Martin C,
Vi 1 banks recently. M
Mrs. Lillie Belle Miller
pent a weekend with her h(
aughter and son-in-law, Mr. 2/
nd Mrs. Clyde Mitchem of
Minton. re
Mrs. Betty Massev has re- er
urned to work after being
ut sick. cl
Birthdays ar
Kenneth Wayne Devton ?
larch 3. tv
Mr. John Waldrop. 86 ? vi
larch 20. G
Charlie Harris?March 21.
Betty McElhannon?March M
0. t Y
Leland Nelson?March 27. tY
Tom Gregory, 6?March 17. fl
Bm 1/c James Satterfield? rc
'eb. 25.
Mort Satterfield ? March
2.
Cindy and Teresa Howell
nd Stevie Howell. Chuck
fincent, grandchildren of Mr
nd Mrs. George Howell have
>irthdavs in March.
Nina Howell?March 10.
Mrs. Barbara T u m 1 i n ? tl
Jarch 2. g<
Hay ward Tumlin ? March rr
Bernice Bailey?March 24.
Mrs. Huuh P.nllarH?"VT q m\^
14.
Mrs. "Doc" Bennett?March
5. h
"Bus.jr" Johnson ? March V
9. t
Esther Gregory?Feb. 28. h
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SPINNING R
2nd Shift
By W. N. Nabors w
Vour reporter was sorry to
lave to miss out last month u
>n the news due to sickness. c<
>ut wish to thank Mrs. Lena
tevis and Mr. Tommy Moore h
or getting it out for me. ir
We all offer our deepest C
sympathy to the family of
drs. Venie Austin on the loss A
Tf ?&k
Jl 31
T1 1 i . ..
i ncse nanasome lads are Eddie
nd Jimmy Gregory, sons of Mr.
nd Mrs. James (Babe) Gregory,
'linton Mills, and nephews of
dargaret Chilton, Clinton Mills.
t a niece. Mrs. Francis
lotes.
Mrs. Sara Young is the
roud grandmother of a son
orn to Mr. and Mrs. James
)s\vald. Mr. Oswald is serving
with the Air Force in
ranee.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred White ^
pent Sunday in Greenwood s
5
ith Mrs. White's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Thomas
e the proud parents of a
iby girl, Freda Annette,
>rn Feb. 20.
Mrs. Grace Tinsley recently
turned home from New
?rsey where she attended
e wedding of her brother.
Mr. Richard Price, Mr. and
rs. Edd Duckett, and Mrs.
L*dia Davis, from Lyman, S.
, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
att Davis recently.
Mrs. Eula Quinton had as
?r guest, her son. Airman
'c Wayne Quinton.
Ruby Dunnawav recently
turned to work after seval
days of sickness.
Rudy Cauble recently purlased
a home near Laurens
id moved in the other day.
Mrs. Louise Lamb, with
yo sisters from Woodruff,
sited another sister in
reenwood recently.
Mrs. Pauline Lawson and
[rs. Leslie Austin wish to
lank all their friends for
leir kindness and food and
owers in their recent be'avement.
Birthdays
Columbus Hughes?Feb. 25.
James Oswald?Jan. 28.
Jimmy Clark?March 14.
Richard Clark?March 16.
Roland Revis?March 16.
Louise Brown?March 10.
Eddie Brown?March 14.
Will close by saying "May
le Lord bless you all real
jod and keep you until we
ieet next month."
CARDING
1st Shift
By Martha Wyatt
Mr. Raymond Kuvkendall
as returned to his work in
Washington after spending
h e Washington's birthday
olidays with his parents. Mr.
nd Mrs. C. R. Kuykendall of
t. 1. Laurens.
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Black'ell
visited their daughter.
Irs. S. T. Moore in Green ood
for the weekend re?ntly.
Mr. Johnnie Deyton. Jr.,
as returned home after brig
a patient at Blalock
linic with the flu.
Glad to know that Mrs.
.nnie Boll Johnson's mother
; better and at home after
eing a patient at Laurens
[ospital.
Sorry to know Mrs. Johnnie
. Deyton is sick at home and
ope she is soon well and up
^ain.
CARDING
2nd Shift
By James Osborne
Harold Sanders celebrated
is birthday March 11. He is
Roger Nelson celebrated
t
"Hi there" says little Charlene
lichele Pace, 3 month old daugh>r
of Mrs. Betty Pace. Lydia
pinning Dept.