Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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6 Another lhisehall C * - . . - ^Vn' . Templeton C Vice Pesident J. B. Templeton Owens, Manager of the Union < Cavaliers, recently presented th Robert M. Vance or. behalf of all properly engraved and will be pla previous seasons in the glass tro room of the Clinton Mills Office. Lydia News ... Hcaton visited in the mountains Labor Day weekend. Birthdays Janice Roper?Sept. 18. Ann Colman?Sept. 25. Bobbie Jean Devton?Sept. 13. Nancy Alexander?Sept. 18. Mrs. Eddie Harris?Sent. 9 Rose Satterfield?Sept. 16. SPINNING 2nd Shift By Lena Revis Hello Everyone, We are so glad to be with you again. Hope all of you are feeling better with a little cooler weather and these nice showers. We are so thankful for the rain which we needed so much. Mrs. Emmie Thomas has a new niece, Patty Joylene, who arrived to Mr. and Mrs Preston Carroll on August 27 We are indeed sorry that Edna Lanev still remains on the sick list. Hope she will soon be well and back to work with us again. We welcome to our department Mrs. Betty Bass, Mrs. Frances Estes, Mrs. Jennene Johnson and Jimmy South. Kathleen Gibbs was a recent visitor in Greenville. Ethel Cauble is improving after being sick several days. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Dawkins were recent visitors of the Oakleys. Mr. and Mrs. Davis Russell and son, from Atlanta, Ga., are making their home in Cl'nton. Mr. Russell is the This courageous young man is L. F. Davis, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Davis, Lydia Mills. Iiampioiiship Trophy I ! 1 i Jwens Vance C looks on approvingly as Truman I bounty Pennant Winning Clinton \ e beautiful trophy to President the players. The trophy is being x iced along side the many others of c phy case located in the reception t i brother-in-law of Mr. Fred } M. White. j Mrs. Eula Quinton, Mrs. Alma Harvey, Mrs. Vienna j Austin, Mr. Louis Medlock, 1 of Whitmire, also Mrs. Hazel t Turner and daughter, Janice, i of Greenwood, motored to l Brooklet. Ga., to . ee Mrs. s Alma Harvey's father, Mr. M. i W. Medlock.' Mr. Walter Pearson, from 1 the U. S. Navy, and family ( visited Mr. and Mrs T. H Pearson while on their way 1 to Key West, Fla. Walter will I be stationed there for two r years. Also visiting the Pear- { sons were Mr. and Mrs. Riley j Diggs. of Palm Beach, Fla. Mr. Harold Waldrop. of Illinois, is spending a week- I end with his wife and daugh- j ter, Glenda Sue. c Mr. and Mrs. Ansel God- 1 fred, of Laurens, Mr. and i Mrs. Izzie Godfred, of Green- ( ville, were Sunday guests of < Mr. and Mrs. Matt Davis. William Brown, son of Mrs. i Lola Brown, is expected to ] enter the Veterans' Hospital 1 sometime this month. We t vvisli for him a speedy recovery. > Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cochran, t from Georgia, were recent 1 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Patterson, also of Mr. and < Mrs. Robert Wyatt. i Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Pitts and baby, from Florida, vis- 1 ited Mr. and Mrs. Louie Pitts, \ of Clinton, recently. { Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Smith and Mrs. Bishop were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith. Tracy L. Quinton, stationed at Fort Jackson, spent a ; weekend with his mother, Mrs. E u 1 a Quinton. and family. Jerry Terry, of the U. S. < Navy stationed in Florida, was a recent visitor of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wren. : Mr. and Mrs. Ben Moon, of Greer, were Sunday visitors ; of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Austin. Mr. and Mrs. Furman Jones were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Nelson. Has anyone seen Evelyn Woodie's new sporty car? < She says she is going to take us for a ride. When Evelyn? We are ready and waiting. Tommy Moore is giving his THE CLOTHMAKER boat a new coat of paint. Maybe the fish will admire it more and he will have better luck fishing. We extend sympathy to Miss Mae Johnson in the behalf of an uncle who recently oassed away. We are glad to report Robert L. Williamson is at home md improving after a head operation at a Charleston lospital. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Johnson ind daughter, Debbie, enloyed a birthday dinner with VIr. and Mrs. Denton Ilum)hries. We wish a speedy recovery or Mr. H. O. Smith who is till ill at home. Mrs. Julie Flick was a recent visitor of Mr. and Mrs. dairy Wicken and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Davis ind family motored to Mars Jill, N. C., for Homecoming, hen on to the Smokies for a veekend. They had a wonierful trip. Maxie Davis spent a week ,vith Walker Smith in Bufalo, then Walker returned lomc with Maxie for a week's itay. On September 6 there was m annual reunion of the White family held at Princeon. There were 31 present. \fter dinner was served, the amily gathered around for a iong followed by prayer. A ?1: 1* 1--- - " v/v/v.4 in lit; wcis unjuyea uy an. The annual reunion of the Sdwards family, descendants )t the late Robert Lee and \nn Edwards, was held at he home of Mr. and Mrs. VI. E. Littlefield August 30. rhere were 46 present and a bicnic dinner was enjoved by ill. Birthday Party On August 28, Kathv Campjell was honored with a barty. There was about 24 hildren present bringing <athy many beautiful and iscful gifts. She was 10 years >ld. Many more happy birthlays, Kathv. Thanks for the lovely pink md blue shower given Mrs. [Donald Lawton on September 4. Manv hnniitifnl niftc verc received. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Blackveil observed their 18th wediing anniversary September 16. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Nelson )bserved their 29th wedding mniversary September 5. Mr. and Mrs. James McSlhannon observed their 5th vedding anniversary August >8. Birthdays Jessie Mills?Sept. 7. Mae Clark?Sept. 10. Rav Clark?Sept. 2. Jimmy Boyter?Sept. 2?11 y ears old. Elizabeth Brown?Sept. 20. Paul Patterson?Sept. 8. David Martin?Sept. 22?lfl years old. Mildred Snow?Sept. 23. uienda Sue Waldrop?Sept $0?9 years old. Libby Young?Sept. 11 ? If: years old. CARDING 1st Shift By Martha Wyatt Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Moore r)f Greenwood, S. C., visited with Mrs. Moore's parents Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Blackwell this past weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tram mell accompanied their son, Ken, to Greenville last Tuesday. Ken enrolled as a freshman at Furman University. Friends of Mrs. F. L. Thornburg will be glad to know that she has returned home after being called to Winterhaven, Fla., to visit her son, Lee Thornburg. Lee has been very ill, but is much better now. C /C^4 1 T\-T rr o/ciuu ivu s. i racy L/t'i'b, of Columbus, Ohio, visited with Sgt. Dees' mother, Mrs. Vcrncr Decs, this past weekend. Congratulations are in order to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snider who celebrated their 31 st wedding anniversary on September 25th. Friends of Miss Linda Patterson will be glad to know that she is at home after having an operation at Hays Hospital. Hope she will continue to get along fine. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Turner and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sherrifield last weekend. Mr. James Wvatt, of Winnsboro, S. C.. visited his mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Wvatt, last weekend. We are glad to know that Mrs. John Whitmore is much better after being ill for an extended period of time. TT a 'iiiv.vv/iiiiii^ i-/a y wao ueivi at tnc Lvdia Baptist Church on September 13th. The speaker for the morning worship was the Rev. J. H. Walker. The evening message was brought by the Rev. J. B. Abercrombie, pastor of the Bell view Baptist Church. CARDING 2nd Shift By Ned Vincent Mrs. Ned Vincent spent the past weekend in Anderson. Mr. Joe Nelson will celebrate a birthday September 30. Timothy Tobias Wyatt celebrated his second birthday Friday. September 4. M 7 ' wu wish 10 exicna our deepest sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Roberts in the recent death of Mrs. Robert's father, Mr. James Mason Ford, of Spartanburg, S. C. CARDING 3rd Shift By W. L. Gambrell Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGee were married August 14. 1959. Mrs. McGee is the former Miss Linda Osborne. They are residing at 308 Davis Street. Dewitt McAlister attended the Southern 500 race on Labor Day. F .?r"V 1 r m M ^ Larry. Denise and Speedy are and Mrs. Cecil Wilson. Lydia Mil SEPTEMBER, 1959 Mj ^ I j ft Fun ? Food ? Fellowship ? The above is the Kathleen Walker Circle of the W. M. V. Lydia Mills Baptist Church. Li lad to know that Mr. hScn Brooks is doing fine after a recent operation. Mr. Brooks is a brother-in-law to Mr. F. S. Childress. CLOTH ROOM By Shirley Barlow News is short this month. School has started and everyone is looking forward to next summer. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wheeler and children, of Concord, N. C., visited Mrs. Myrtie Alewine over the weekend. Rev. and Mrs. Clec Blackwell have returned to their home in Gary, Maine, where he is pastor of the First Baptist Church there. Mrs. Blackwell is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Martin. Mr. Boyd Wilkes has enjoyed a fishing trip during the w.?kend in Jessup, Ga. Lynn Evans spent a few days last week with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Miller West, in Greer. Mr unrl Mrs I ouric 1<T imf and son, of Anderson, visited Mr. and Mrs. Hall King and family. Attending the Southern 500 races in Darlington, Labor Day, were Mr. and Mrs. Perry Parrish, Mr. and Mrs. Major Crawford and Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Bennett, of Joanna. Rev. and Mrs. L. R. Campbell have returned home to Warrenton, N. C.. after spending their vacation with Hew Campbell's mother. Mrs. Hal lie Campbell. Also attending the races in Darlington Labor Day were Mr. L. A. Williams and son, Al, Herman Burdette and Ed Huckabev, of Spartanburg. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harris announce the arrival of a babv girl. Mary Teresa O'dell. September .'1. Weight, 6 lbs. 15*2 ozs. Birthdays Kenneth Bagwell?Sept. 27. Viola Deitz?Sept. 27. Hall King?Sept. 22. Wayne Hairston will be 12 October 25. the good looking children of Mr. ,1s.