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8 Clinton News . . . Greenwood Hospital. Sure hope he will be better soon and back at work. , Mr. and Mrs. Homer Casey are visiting their daughter, who is ill in Norfolk, Va. We wish her a speedy recovery. , Mrs. Eulila Owings visited , in Anderson and also in the mountains. i Mrs. Owings had as her dinner guests Thursday the two charming daughters of Mrs. Agnes Walker, of Laurens. Mrs. Agnes Floyd has returned home in Orlando. Fla., after spending a few weeks with the Edmonds family. j Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Laster | and little daughter, Lynn, spent the weekend in Clinton with her mother and friends. Happy Birthday to: 1 Clyde Edward Cannon, who , win be 23 years old December 8. i Gilbert Kidd 21 years old October 25. Lilly Mae Huev celebrated her birthday November 11. Kenneth Ivester was 13 years old November 17. Mr. M. B. Rochester cele- 1 brated his 65th birthday October 31. Miss Thelma Mae Cannon became the bride of Jr. Jackson in Laurens recently. Congratulations from No. 3. No. 3 wishes you all a happy Thanksgiving and thanks to ( everyone in the nice cooperation with the United Fund drive. Sn Inntr con wn.. " " - -4 *1 .....t,, > vti ncAi inoiiin. | SPOOLING i 2nd Shift By Sara Lawson Mrs. Thelma and Miss Nancy Hughes visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilson and family of Rock Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Dunawav and LeJune, Mr. Clarence Lawson and Misses Sallie and Mary Frances Nabors visited Sara Lawson and children recently. Mrs. Violet King had a birthday November 22. SPOOLING 3rd Shift By Bill Lowery Judv Dianne Revis, daugh ter of Sara Nell Heaton, was 10 years old November 17. Mildred Rhodes celebrated a birthday November 11. She says her 25th. Happy birthday also to Melvin Seay, who will celebrate a birthday on November 29. Durrand Lowery was 5 years old on November 14. Durrand's dad, Bill Lowery, also celebrated a birthday November 9. HARnTMr -Ktr\ 1 3rd Shift By James Harris Serving as your reporter is a new experience for me but I will endeavor to do my best. If and when you have anv news, please let me know. Mr. Earnest T. Millwood, of Whitmire, spent the weekend with us. He is my wife's cousin. I would like to say this whole department is sorry about Mr. Jerry Harris' wife being sick. Wish we could help out in some way. Mr. and Mrs. James Harris and children visited her mother, Mrs. Mary Bellue, of Whitmire, S. C., Sunday afternoon. Birthdays Tommy Harris, son of James and Ruby Harris, had a birthday November 17. Also their daughter, Virginia, has a birthday November 27. Tommy was 13 years old and Virginia will be 9. CARDING NO. 2 Znd bhitt By Robert N. Bigham Miss Ann Brewer, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Brewer, celebrated her 10th birthday on November 2. Mr. and Mrs. Rav Godfrey and family spent Sunday afternoon, November 8, in Lhe mountains near Hendersonville, N. C. If you have anything to trade, swap, or buy, sec Dewev Gilbert. CARDING NO. 2 3rd Shift By J. W. McMillan Herbert Fallaw attended the Clemson - Duke football [jame. Ml' and lVTrc riaro?-\/ir. Timi awav visited Mrs. J. E. Green in Hartford, Tcnn. El wood Fulmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fulmer, celebrated his birthdav October S. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McMillan entertained Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Nelson, of Whitmire, S. C and Misses Dot and Juanita Nelson, of Columbia. S. C.. with a birthday dinner for Miss Juanita Nelson. We are proud to know that Mr. Herbert Fallaw won a SI5.00 order of groceries at Lydia Mill Store. Friends of little Jimmy McMillan will be proud to know he is back in school after beine a natient at Rlalnrk Clinic a few clays. Rickv Holder, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Holder, celebrated his 2nd birthday. Mrs. Ray Roach had a b'rthdav November 12. Juanita Hamrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, J. R. Hamrick. had a birthday November 19. CLOTH ROOM By Dorsey Turner Mrs. M. J. Strange, and (laughter. Judy, Joyce Dickerson, visited Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Brown in Maxton, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Randal Farmer and son, Tonv, visited Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Cheek in Greenwood. rrt james i. unnert, ol Albuquerque, New Mexico, arrived home for a short furlough about Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin George visited Mr. and Mrs. Odis Mvers in Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Snelgrove and daughters visited the S. B. Snelgroves near Saluda recently. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Snelgrove and Robin, and Mrs. R. M. Sullivan visited Mrs. W. R. Strange and Mrs. Lewis Giles in Greenwood. Mrs. Edna Smith and son, Wallace, of Williamston, were Sunday visitors of the W. C. THE CLOTHMAKER Sunday School Supl. 1st Lieutenant Jack C. Spillers Mountain Home AFB, Idaho "I'm a Yankee Doodle Dandy" would never be the theme song of the new General Superintendent of the Sunday School Department. Until his assignment to Mountain Home AFB in the "deep North," 1st Lt. Jack C. Spillers never ventured above the Mason-Dixon Line. Despite his "rebel" background, Lt. Spillers is a very welcome addition to our Protestant Parish and to the Staff of our Sunday School. Lt. Spillers with his wife Jean, who teaches in the Primary Department of the Sunday School, and two lovely daugh lurs, v^aroi, age o, and Jan, age 4. live at 135 Mountain Village. Born in Greenville, South Carolina, the son of the Reverend J. W. Spillers. a Baptist minister. Jack early set his sights on flying. After completing High School he matriculated at Clemson A & M where in January of 1954 he was given his B. S. Degree in Engineering. During his Senior year at Clemson. Jack met and married Jean Wilson from neighboring Laurens, South Carolina. Along with his diploma f rr?n-> C** 1?-?-* r>/w-* T ?-???!- ?-?1 ~? 11 Will V1C1IIOUII, O ctL IS. (11SU WciS given his commission in the Air Force and left with his wife for primary pilot training at Graham Air Base, Florida. Next stop for the Spillers f a m i 1 y was Big Spring AFB, Texas, where Jack completed his pilot training. Three and a half years were spent at Craig AFB. Alabama, where Jack was an instructor in T-33's. Re-assigned to SAC, Jack came to Mountain Home in June of this year via McConnel AFB, Kansas. Jack's hobbies are varied 1 A A 1 * 1.1 .1 uui iena toward me outdoor life. He is looking forward to the coming hunting season with high hopes of bringing back his limit with the Army rifle that he has reconditioned into a sporting rifle. Wallenzines. Miss Marion Mitchell vis1 1 4l TU ncu ntri uruiner, 1 nomas Mitchell, who underwent surgery in the Laurens Hospital. The C. M. Friers were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Frier in Whitmire Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dcwev Oxner and son, "Chucky", and Mrs. Charles Barker visited Mrs. James Thornton and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Garrett in Anderson recently. Mrs. Huev Barnett and Mrs. Alice Dunaway visited Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Dunaway and Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Faulkner in Jacksonville for a week recently. GIVE Tin Clin to?-Ljrdla lu^lsysasi da want to taka this apport an tohalf of tha antlra eoi Uio wondarfUl Support you ( Chast Sa^aifn. Tha fonorous and unaalflah poopl* has sat a shirt inj; c should ha to a heneflelal of yaars to cose. Tha splandld rtsul's at Jli cltisena work together to X end to aekr our co<uam! ty work. Hoy wo ujr egoini ocngretul Sincerely, /' / ^ / John Hi enough Ooryelgn Choirnoa Coooirlty Cheat of Otoe tor C <5A.J President Ceoiii.nltyt'keat of Oraator C Posted on all Plant Bulletin B< Commendation and Appreciation Greater Clinton Community Ches Clinton-Lydia Mills. LYI)IA FISHING g^a; mam \ ni Ski \ 9 flIHnSi it Left to right, above: Alice Snider, Sara Hanvey, Ruby Hairston. Buddy Sanders. Mamie Frost. Wayne Hairston, Doris Hughey, Helen Sinclair, Steve Hairston, James Poison. Steve Grady, Perry Parrish. James Frost, Johnny Lanford, Bill Nelson. and A. E. Alexander. Absent: Rosa Satterfield, Paul Patterson, James E. Davis, and Webb Taylor. Right: President Vance congratulates Bill Nelson and presents him with a 10 H. P. Outboard motor for the top prize winnina catch a lfl lh S n? Bass. By training, background, personality, and desire. Jack capably fills the requirements for General Superintendent. We are fortunate to have him working with our outstanding Sunday School Staff and are sure he will prove himself a real asset to the program. Welcome Jack, Jean, Carol and Jan Spillers! We're happy to have you with us. (The above article appeared rccentl|/ in the Mountain Home AFli Church Newspaper.) Birthdays and Anniversaries Maxie Davis birthday, November 6. The A. B. Davises observed 4 1-,^;- )(?< u i: : men wt-uuiuj4 anniversary November 14. Dot Davis?November 3. Nellie Wilkes?Nov. 25. Boyd Wilkes?Nov. 1. Clarence M. Frier?Nov. 10. Eddy Madden?Nov. 19. Cynthia Madden?Nov. 21. Cinnie Madden?Nov. 8. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Madden - 22nd wedding anniversary ?December 4. AMERICAN ?A person who yells for the government to balance the budget and borrows $5.00 until pay day. NOVEMBER. 1959 ; UNITED Way Clinton, South Ctrollni Nesenber It, 195? unity to uymi U you, enmity, alnoere thank* for it# to tho I960 Cooaanlty reap nee of Lydla-Cllntoo xarpla for a I of ua which 'fact la the oorjwunlty for nten-l-ydla ahoo In dreantlo is hod when large I*J#bora of end a helping hand to others bettor place to lire and ationa and thank you 1 Clinton 1 in ton >ards last week was this Letter of from the two top officials of the t to all the men and women of CLUB WINNERS ill i V 7 JW juh 1 |J , ti ? 9 ^SSBSSSS V. Scouts Take Part In Jamboree Forty Clinton-Lydia Boy Scouts participated in the Laurens District Fall Camporee in upper Laurens County near Gray Court on November l.'L 14 and 15th. The theme of the Camporee was "Patrol Camping", consisting of ten competitive camping events. All activities and judging was based on the Patrol Method. The purpose for all scouts to share and learn scouting _ 1 _ 2 1 1 __ 1 - 1 skiiis anci 10 Dccomc oeiter acquainted with fellow scouts while having loads of fun was fully realized according to the Scoutmasters and Boys. CARD OF THANKS I want to thank each and everyone who sent me the beautiful get well cards while I was in the hospital. May I say again thanks to all of you. Mrs. Floyd Moore Cross Hill, S. C.