Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

APRIL, 1959 ikL^^w Aka. WEAVING 3rd Shift By Fronie Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ledford and Eddie went to Albany, Ga., this weekend because of a death in the family. 1 Hazel Mann celebrated a birthday April 2. Mrs. Fronie Franklin vis- ( ited her grandchildren the past weekend. Deborah Jean Blackwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J Ralph Blackwell, celebrated 1 her 5th birthday March 31. 1 She had a nice birthday party. : ~ r. and Mis. Ralph Blackwell and family visited Mrs. Blackwell's grandmother in Camden. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Campbell celebrated their 18th w e d d i n g anniversary March 15. ) Woodrow Campbell had a birthday March 3. Larry Hazel, son of Mr. and ' Mrs. Leland Hazel, celebrated his 2nd birthday March 20. i Jack Graham has moved 1 to his new home on Beech I Street. Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Smith visited Mrs. Smith's mother in Greenwood this weekend. Ann King celebrated her i birthday April 5. ; Mr. and Mrs. James Am- 1 mons celebrated their 11th wedding anniversarv March : 3rd. Ilarlev Culpepper c e 1 e- ? brated his birthday April 3. < Chuck Baker was 7 years ! old April 9. James Overstreet had a < birthday April 28. < Mrs. Mattie Dean had a birthday April 9. Chuck Baker is sick. ? Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Templeton and Mike visited in Georgia this weekend. 1 Leland Hazel and Buck Gil- ; strap went to Lake Murray ] last week. They caught four < ?Brim. ? Eddie Brown celebrated his 6th birtl day March 14. He is the son oi Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Biown. i Lydia Mills. SPINNING 1st Shift By Mary Ellison We of the Spinning department wish to welcome Mr. Bodie back on the job after an extended illness. Our deepest sympathy for Mrs. Jennings Cook in the death of her brother. Claude Waldrop. Airman 2nd Class and Mrs. Jimmy O'Shields and Mike spent a few days with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O'Shields, before going to Orlando. Fla., where he will be st;it inrw>r 1 Mrs. Harold Johnson and Diane and Mrs. Reba Dunaway and children spent a day with Mrs. Johnson's mother. Mrs. Lorcne Young, in Chester. Mr. and Mrs. Mason Colman and Mrs. Addie Colman visited Mr. James Coker, who recently had an operation at Greenville General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Mason Colman attended the races at Greenville-Pickens speedway recently. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ellison Easter weekend were Mr. Frank Burgess of Washington, D. C.. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rosesburg and son. Jeffery, of Charlottesville. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ellison. Mrs. Lillian Ellison and Mrs. Ola Sanders visited Mr. and Mrs. J. VV. Carlev a reDent Sundav in Ninetv Six. 5. C. Mrs. Ray Ross of Gray Court is spending a week with her mother, Mrs. Nathalee Tucker. Mrs. W. R. Pridmore spent a recent Sunday with Mrs. Nora Kirbv. Mr. John Waldrop, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Waldrop and Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Waldrop and i * * - lvh. ana ivirs. Uharley VValdrop, Bill Waldrop, Rev. and Mrs. B. L. Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lindsev. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Grant. Mrs. Roy Grant. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. W$iWi ^ A Rhonda Simmons is the three months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Matha Simmons and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Neal, Lydia Mills. THE CLOTHMAKER Cook and Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Edmonds were here due to the death of Mr. Claude Waldrop. Also Mr. Roy Waldrop of Anchorage, Alaska. Mrs. J. H. W a 11 e n z i n e, mother of Mrs. Lillie Belle Miller, spent a recent weekend with her daughter. Dick McLendon, who has just returned from Okinawa, is spending a leave with his mother, Mrs. Stella McLendon. Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. Joel Templeton?April 11. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Pennington?April 6. Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Campbell?April 4. Birthdays Linda Roper?May 1. Alice O'Shields?April 15. Mary Ellison?April 7. Mr. Mac Harris?April 25. Wayrion Tucker?April 17. James Kirby?April 21. Mrs. Jennings Cook?April 19. James McElhannon ? April 22. Kathv McElhannon ? April 25. Beula Jones?April 8 Jack Lanev?April 12. SPINNING Znd Shift By W. N. Nabors We are glad to welcome back to the Spinning department and the second shift Mrs. Sandra Oakley, who recently moved back here from California. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Barnes with Mrs. Jesse Mills and daughter. Sandra, visited C. F. Boling in Converse. S. C.. recently. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harris, from Fountain Inn. visited Mrs. Vera Patterson recently. Mrs. Mary Ellis with her grandchildren joined with Mrs. Lena Revis and her group of training union class in an Easter egg hunt at Horseshoe Falls on Easter Sunday. We of the second shift wish a speedy recovery for Mrs. Emmie Thomas and hope she will soon be able to return to work. We also wish the same for Matt Davis of the Spooling department. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Painter and family visited Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Pearson recentlv. Charles Pearson of the U. S. Navy was also visiting the Pearsons. Birthdays Ethel Cauble?April 15. John Revis?Anrii Sandra Mills?March 29. Well as this is about all the news we have this time wc will close by saying May the Lord bless you all and keep you until we meet again. CARDING 1st Shift By Martha Wyatt We are vorv glad to know that Mr. S. F. Blackwell is able to be up and at home after an operation at Blalock Clinic. Hope he will soon he back to work. Glad to see this pretty weather. Hope it makes everyone feel better. As Mrs. Alice Snider said. "I can just see the fish jumping up in the lake." We arc very proud of our card room after the rearrangement and installation of quite a bit of new machinery. We want to say thanks to our overseer, Mr. Van Oxner, Jr., and all those responsible for a job well done. We also wish to thank the com- 1 panv for providing us with r good equipment in order that t we can make good quality t work. CARDING 1 2nd Shift c By Herman Phipps. Jr. t Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McEl- c hannon were weekend guests s of Mr. and Mrs. CI. R. Pollard in Greenwood. c Mrs. Ned Vincent celebrated t her birthday on March 15. t Tonv Vincent was 12 years > old the 5th of April. I Mr. and Mrs. Herman y Phipps, Jr. announce the i birth of a daughter, Ronda e Yvonne, March 24th at Hays a Hospital. Mrs. Phipps before marriage was Miss Corrine \ Lawson. daughter of Mr. and s Mrs. Marion Lawson. c D. E. Roberts attended fu- \ neral services of his uncle, i William P. Roberts, in Wil- s liamston, S. C., Friday, April p 3rd. ( We welcome Adger Craw- t ford, Jr. to the Carding de- i partment. t To all employees: holding^Exemnf^' Pa-vro11 I much FEDERAL??n "f'Cate " Therefore it iJ^ tax to a"d up to date a 'nTrtant ths certiticate (Form W-4) from the Usually your exemptions chai divorced, when a dependent is bo or stop supporting a dependent. Be careful to avoid claiming does not allow. Any taxpayer wh< knows he is r.ot entitled to make tion. However, if you wish to red for the purpose of increasing vo nearer your correct income tax, ^ THE CAV HLjaVT ^ 1 - 1 * M JL ^I Clintcn-Lydia Mills sponsored tl Southern Textile Basketball Tourr month. They were eliminated in ' scoring two victories in one day. In the photo?Front Row: Sam Cauble and Truman Owens. Back I Pat Lowe. Billy Watkins and Bobby Bill Terry). 5 You Contribute To Safety Whether he realizes it or lot, every employee is helpng or hurting his departnent's safety record. This is rue because the departmenal record is the combined ecords of all who work here. Any one employee can ontribute to the success of he safety record, or he can lestroy it by a careless, unafe act. Are you proud of your lepartment's record? If so, hen you can take satisfacion in knowing that you did rour part in attaining it. lowever, if the record of rour department is not good t means that you or someone lse failed to work safely and in injury resulted. As the new year begins, vhy not resolve to work afelv yourself and to enourage others to do so. If 'ou do this, you will be dong your part toward a good afety record for your de>artment and for your plant. )f more importance, you will >e looking out for your own nterest and the welfare of hose who work with you. Department uses your VVithrorm W-4) to determine how deduct from your pay. it this certificate be accurate our present certificate is cor; in error, either because your or other reasons, get a new Personnel Department, oge when you get married or rn or dies, or when vou begin any exemption that the law 3 claims an exemption that he >s himself subject to prosecuuce or omit exemption claims ur withholding to an amount rou may do so. ALIERS ?- fl .1 U7 *> * Wm ^rv 4 le above basketball team in the \ament held in Greenville last the consolation semi-finals after Owens. Jimmy Braswell, Billy low: Cecil Davenport, Joe Lark. Thomas. (Photo taken by Coach