The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, August 15, 1959, Page 5, Image 5
AUGUST, 1959
SPINNING
1st Shift 10
By Mary Ellison
M'\ and Mis. Mark Satterfield
have a new grandson
born August 6, named George
Keith, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Avery. 22
Linda Satterfield, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Satterfield.
and Raymond McKit- Ai
trick, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William McKittrick, of Mount- 30
ville, were married July 13.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O'Shields St
visited Mr. and Mrs. Arilie
; B
at
\ 1
James Bagwell celebrated his
7th oirthday August 10. He is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Furman
Bagwell, Lydia Mills.
Ellison in Ware Shoals recently.
Mr. Joe Scott, of Greenville,
visited Mr. and Mrs.
"Skeet" Colman recently.
The T. L. Thorn burg family
and the Wvatt family visited
the CI rent Smiikios - <
recent Sunday.
Miss Rebecca Flvnn. of
Chester. S. C.. spent a recent
week with Mr. and Mrs. Mar- A
old Johnson. ?
Mr. and Mrs. VV. N. Nabors
attended the funeral of his \\
uncle. Mr. Ben Gubbs, on Au- ei
gust 8 in Woodruff.
On August the 8th Miss S
Vivian Godfrey, daughter of F
Mr. and Mrs. Groce Godfrey, d
and Johnny Messick, son of
Mrs. Lois Gillespie, of Lau- \\
rens. were married. v
ivir. and mis. uanol Law- A
son have a new daughter,
Debra Lynn, born July 31. si
Mrs. Lawson is the daughter i<
of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hen- J
drix. (
Mrs. Eddie Harris, who re- a
centlv retired from the Spin- n
ning Dept.. wishes to thank
everyone for the lovely gilt ^
she received on her retire- tl
ment. J
Mr. and Mrs. Maik Satter- d
field. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond 1
McKittrick and Mr. and Mrs.
Mell Satterfield enjoyed a r
fish supper at the Panorama h
Lodge.
Anniversaries (
Mr. and Mrs. James McElhannon?August
28. (
Birthdays ti
Mr. A. E. Alexander?August
23. tl
Mr. Willie Ginn ? August
Bill Nelson?August 24.
J. B. O'Shields?August 19.
Kathy Tumlin?August 22.
Junior Tumlin?August 28.
Verna Leo Nelson?August
Aline Ellis?August 15.
Mrs. Wade Pennington
ngust 27.
Perry Pennington ? August
Mrs. Ethel Pennington ?
ptember 8.
SPINNING
2nd Shift
By Lena Revis
ello Everybody:
We are glad to be back
ith you again, it seems as if
lose months do fly. We sure
e having some more hot
eather.
Miss Sylvia Sharpe, of
hester. S. C., spent a week
FT.
4 X ^ Tj
f J "
. .tv
^4TV This
cute little lady is Debra
.nn Bennett, six months old
aughter of Mrs. Bobby Bennett,
ydia Mills.
ith her cousin. Miss Flor
nee Rev is.
Miss Sandra Mills. Miss
hirley Quinton and Miss
lorence Revis enjoyed a few
ays at Myrtle Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ed;ards,
of Charleston, were
eekend guests of Mr. and
Irs. Robert Clark.
We welcome to the 2nd
hift spinning some of our
urner employees. Mrs. Ida
ohnson, Mrs. K a t h e lint
iibbs. Mrs. Dora Williamson
lso Herman T. Morton, a
ew employee.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Irs. Clarence Dickerson on
tie mnn oi a Doy. l la rent e
ool. Mrs. Dickerson is tin
a lighter of Mrs. Louise
.a nib
Mrs. Inez Jarrett. of Wooduff.
was a recent visitor of
or sister. Mis. Louise Lamb
Irs. Jarrett works in the
I reenwood ()rphanage.
Mrs. Maggie Herring, of
Ircctiwood. visited her dangle
M*. Mrs. .lor Smith, recently
Charles A Pearson, from
lie I'. S. Nayv, was a recenl
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visitor of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. H. Pearson.
Visiting Mrs. Ruby Dunaway
recently were Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Lee.
Mrs. Earl Waldrop and
daughter, Glenda, are making
their home with Mrs. Waldrop's
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Matt Davis, while Mr. Waldrop
is away at school.
Mrs. Carrie Cassell and
sons, of Spartanburg, and
Mrs. Minnie Rice, of Kingsport,
Tenn., weie recent dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.
D. Brown and son.
A/2C Wayne Quinton, of
Hunter Air Force Base, Savannah.
Ga., spent the weekend
with Mrs. Quinton and
his mother. Mrs. Eula Quinton
and family.
Friends of Pvt. Tracy L
Quinton, HA 14710519?Company
D?8th Battalion, is taking
his boot training at Fort
Jackson.
Miss Sandra Mills and little
Joe Hairston spent a week's
vacation with their sister.
Mrs. Carol Lawton, of Orangeburg.
We extend sympathy to
Mr. Lester Davis on the behalf
of a cousin who recently
passed away.
Sorry to report Robert L.
Williamson 's in Medical College
Hospital in Charleston
to undergo surgery. We wish
for him a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. James Morgan
and Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Shock ley motored to Chattanooga.
Tenn., also to the
Smoky Mountains. They had
a wonderful time.
A cordial invitation is extended
to everyone to attenc
the revival services which
will be in progress September
7-13th at Mount Pleasanl
Church in Laurens. Rev
Stanley Hardee will be the
speaker. Good gospel singing
will be enjoyed each night
I
"Have Smile Will Give"?Thi:
handsome younq man is Jimnrn
ivimer, son ot Mr, and Mrs. Lzzn
Miller. Lvdia Mills. Jimmy cele
brated his first birth-fay, Augus
9.
I also the closing Sunday wil
be Homecoming Day.
Sarah Young remains ill a
home.
Mr. and Mrs. B;ll Caubh
i were recently called to Salis
bury. N. C.. because of th<
1 sudden illness of Mrs. Can
i ble's mother.
Mrs. Harold L. Austin, re
cently married, is making hei
home for the present wit!
Mr. and Mrs. I). L. Austin 01
the Greenwood Highway.
Bruce Austin has returnee
to his base at Norfolk. Va.
after having spent a 20 da\
leave with his parents, Mr
and Mrs. D. L. Austin, neai
Clinton.
birthdays
i Earnest Junior Black well?
: August 10
I^eonard Gilstrap ? August
1.
Sarah Crane ? August 7 ?
4 years.
Nancy White?July 13.
Bobby Gene Gibbs ? July
31.
Johnnie Thomas ? August
16?3 years.
Steve Gilstrap?August 10
?3 years.
J. D. Brown?August 3.
Gene Cook?August 2.
Mrs. Addie Pearson ? August
26.
Frances Waldrop ? August
13.
Ruby Dunaway?July 15.
Nellie Dean?August 10.
CARDING
3rd Shift
By W. L. Gambrell
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Tucker
were married Saturday, August
8. 1959, in Laurens. Mrs.
Tucker is the former Miss
Sandra Shelnut, daughter of
Mrs. Sara Shelnut.
Mrs. W. L. Gambrell is improving
since returning home
from Self Hospital.
Mrs. James H. Price is improving
after undergoing surgery
at Joanna Hospital.
Miss Vivian Yarborough. of
Tampa. Florida, was a recent
overnight guest of Miss Beth
Moore while visiting relatives
here.
CARDING
2nd Shift
By Ned O. Vincent
ivuuiv.1 me i?iai IU, uau^iuci
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Cauble, of Clinton, was two
I months old Sunday. August 2.
Maxie Daxis. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Hudson Davis, has
I been working in the Card
Room. 2nd Shift, at Lvdia
four weeks Thursday. Maxie
, says he likes it fine.
Mr. Ned Vincent and sons
visited in Union recently.
Wallace E. Gregory is employed
in the Card Room. 2nd
Shift. Welcome aboard. Wallace.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Spradlev
spent last weekend in
Charlotte. N. C.
Pvt. Tracy L. Quinton, son of
Mrs. Eula Quinton. Lvdia Mills
is taking his boot training at
Fort Jackson.
r CARDING
1 1st Shift
By Martha Wyatt
We are glad to have Mrs.
1 Vomer Dees and Mrs. Alice
Snider back at work after
being out sick a few days.
Sorry to hear that Mr. Roy
r Snider is sick at home. Hope
he is soon well and out again.
We are glad to have our
overseer. Mr. Van Oxner, Jr.
and the rest of the National
5
Guard men back with us.
They recently completed two
weeks summer training at
Fort Stewart, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cochran
and daughter. Brenda, are
spending this week with the
latter's sister, Mrs. Robert R.
Wvatt. The Cochrans are
from Clarksdale. Ga.
Sorry to know that Mrs.
Alfred Seay is sick. Hope she
is soon feeling fine again.
Mrs. C. R. Kuykendall's
mother. Mrs. Eskew, is visiting
with her this week. Mrs.
Eskew is from Arlington, Va.
We are glad to see Mr. William
Snow back at work being
out sick for a few days.
CLOTH ROOM
By Shirley Barlow
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hairston
and sons visited Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Williams in
Newberry Sunday, going
especially to see the new
babv girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Yarborough
and children, from
Mars Hill. N. C., spent the
weekend with Mrs. Hallie
Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Parrish
and Tami visited Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Williams in
Newberry recently.
Miss Dela Mae Skinner
spent a few weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. Boyd Wilkes and
family. On Sunday Boyd,
lone and Flo carried her
home and visited relatives in
Pembrooke, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Hall King
and family attended the
Boughnight reunion on Sunday.
We have a newcomer to
the Clom Room. Orien Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Whitmire
celebrated their 24th
anniversary August 24.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Frick
celebrated their 2nd anniversary
August 25.
Birthdays
Juanita Thrift?September
20.
W. P. Thrift. Jr.?September
11.
Gail Barnes ? September
25.
Flo Wilkes?August 5.
Leon Deitz?August 17.
Fred Deitz?August 21.
Ruby Hairston?August 18.
Harold Hairston?August 3.
Mike Crawford?August 8.
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i iiiin^ 1^.1112; ucpiciliuci u.
Earl Griffin?September 9.
Mrs. Margaret Griffin ?
September 28.
Terrv Phipps?August 21.
Betty Phipps?September 2.
Susie Phipps ? September
28.
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Hi! There ? says Tami Ann
Parrish, six months old daughter
! oi Mr. and Mrs. Perry Parrish,
1 Lydia Mills.