Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 1 ,. . -4_ r k mcney, son 01 Mr. ana Mrs. Bernard Teague, is ten years old. His mother is employed at Lydia N! Mills and his father at Clinton vj Mills. J, Clinton News ... v was a prosperous one for the ^ most of us. and we hope that <this coming year will be as p good or a better one. We'd A like to say "Thanks to the IV management for the lovely g Christmas party and bags of n fruit, and most of all for the vacation and pay. Your re- s< porters would like to remind n every one that Safety and A' Cooperation are two watch words for the New Year. cl William Fowler would like ic to take this means to say h "Thanks to the Moose Lodge, t! Calvalrv Baptist Church. s< Bailey Memorial Church and rr anyone else who had a hand T in making it possible tor nis o family to have a happy Christ- h mas. May God richly bless c each and every one of you fourfold. b Sam Owens is one of the n proudest Papas you've ever d seen, and well he should be. E That son of his and Cleo's, a which was born December n 21, weighed 9 lb. 9 oz. He e has been named Michel S Brvon. Mike arrived just in s' time to be a 1959 tax exemp- C tion, and Sam says he is going si to be an outfielder, too. C Mrs. Ronnie Brookshire is h lecuperating well at home af- C ter being a patient in Blalock V Clinic. h CJ'P :^nrl lVTrc Frlurin rTn?-rl_ man and son visited Mrs. n Alice Kuvkendall during the h holidays. We're glad to know s that Mrs. Lois Hardman is o recovering from injuries re- C ceived in a wreck in October. IV She had been in a cast since g the wreck. When she went c< back to the hospital the cast a was exchanged for leather h bracing from the waist up to c the chin and back of her head, Mrs. Kuvkendall requests all I who pray to pray for Lois' tl complete recovery. b Mrs. J. F. Anderson of .'1 Gainesville, Ga. spent the g Christmas and N e w Year k holidays with her daughter, Mrs. Missouri Wilkie. cl Miss Margaret Williams and c Mrs. Annette Thomas of Birm- h ingnam, Mrs. Florence Moore ii of Augusta, Jack Williams of A Columbia, C.W.O. L. E. Wood, o of Norfolk. Mr. and Mrs. v Robert Wood and children of ( Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs. ( L. A. Slav, of Laurens, were u visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J. D ( Williams during the holidays. ( DC3 and Mrs. Tan Windsor a of Norfolk, and Miss Jane L Wofford of Greenville, were r visitors of Mr. and Mrs. u Gholdie Simmons during the ( holidays. p _;y - &' > ^V' Kl^ 11 Richard Chilton, son of Mrs. largaret Chilton, Clinton Mills, 'ill celebrate his 15th birthday anuary 31. A2 C Furman Adams of /estover Air Force Base, lass, spent 17 days leave, inluding the holidays, with his arents Mr. and Mrs. Robert .dams. While here he visited liss Sonja Yoncv, in Fitzerald. Ga. Sounds like rolance in the air, Furman. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hardy and :>ns of Clemson spent Christlas holidays with Mr. and Trs. Joe Gibbs. SP 5 Jimmy Wooten and hildren spent Christmas hollavs with the Cecil Wooten's. Unless orders are changed, ne Jimmy Wooten's are L'heduled to leave for Gerlany in February, for 3 vears. his knowledge cast a shadow ver our Christmas, but there ; still hope the orders may be hanged. Dessie Webb, our blow-oft oy is an old married man ow. Shirley Alexander aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Idward Alexander, of Jonna is the lucky girl. The larriage was soleminized Deember 25 at the home of hirlev's parents on Pickens treet by the Rev. J. F. Mc'arthv. The couple took a hort wedding trip to Augusta, ?a. and are now making their ome on Elizabeth street with tessie's mother, Mrs. Evelyn ^rebb. We wish you much appiness Shirley and Dessie. Ethel Lever said the only ews she had was that all er cactus are growing new tickers. (Ethel got all the Id ones in her hand, I think) )h' yes. and she said her Tother-In-Law Tongue, had rown straight up to the oiling, and was curling round against the ceiling of i.r little flower house. In ase you are thinking the /rong thing, this Mother-In,aw Tongue, is a plant, and hough I've never seen one loom. Ethel says hers has H buds on it, as if it were oing to bloom. (We'll let you now if it does) In case you have been wonering what Marv Terry ai rios in that big old sack she rings to work, here is some isidc information. We helped /Torir (Mb,, ; ? .i-_ r:- . .hi \ icinu j 11 \ t'liu'l v lilt" 1 1I .SI 1 the year, and here is what /e found: Throat lonzenes for sore throat), bunion pads for feet), alka seltzer and urns (for indigestion) cloves for bad breath), shoe pads for sore feet), bottle opener, dhesive tape, change purse, histan inhaler (for colds), ain cap, and she had just sed the safety pin she had. )h there was a pack of B.C. owders (for headache) too. THE CLOTHMAKER and Mary says what she doesn't use someone else does so you see none of it is useless So now you know. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kinarc and son and Mrs. J. L. Arnolc were Christmas Eve visitor: in Hemingway. Mrs. Hay mond Campbell returnee home with them. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Suttle: and son of Durham. N. C spent Christmas with Mr. anc Mrs. Henry Suttles. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Suttle: were visitors in Earl, N. C going especially to see Mi Suttles' mother. Mrs. J. P Jones, who is seriously ill Thev also visited in Marion N. C. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Leopart and Sandy and Mr. and Mrs Lonzo Leopard and childrei were visitors of friends ant relatives in Atlanta, Georgi; recently. Mrs. Alice Kinard a n < Willie, Mr. and Mrs. J. L Arnold and "Dad" Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Camp bell and children and Mr James Arnold of Hemingway were supper guests of thi Oscar Kinards Christmas Day Mr. and Mrs. Joe Griffii and children of Florence, Mr and Mrs. Raymond Campbel and children. Mr. and Mrs James Arnold and girls o tt : T\/T,.c nemill^wuy, mi. auu miii J. B. Warren of Springfield Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs Oscar Kinard and son, Mr and Mrs. Glenn Downs anc Mrs. Jennie Watkins wen Christmas visitors of Mr. anc Mrs. J. L. Arnold and "Dad1 Arnold. Birthdays J. D. Williams?January 4 Jerry Wilkie?January 8 John Meadors?2 years Janu arv 7. John is the grandsoi of Mr. and Mrs. Thorntoi Meadors. We extend our deepest sym pathy to Mr. and Mrs. Bard} Cannon in the death of thei little daughter. Cynthia Lou ise. January 1. WEAVING NO. 3 1ST SHIFT By Ina Bell Hooper Well! What did you net fo Christmas? I had a big bundl< of jangled nerves bv Christ mas Eve night; I didn't knov if it was Christmas or the 4tl of July. I was so busy anc exhausted that I couldn't wai up for St. Nick. Mr. and Mrs. Joan Suttle spent 2 weeks with Mrs Suttlo's parents. Mr. and Mrs Charlie Barker. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rise spent Sunday with their chil dren in Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Oxne and daughter of Aiken, am Mr. and Mrs. Bill Campbell o Charlotte spent Christma with Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Ox ner. Mr. and Mrs. George Pric< visited in Georgia over tin holidays and was called t< Tennessee due to sickness o his grandfather. Mi s. Blanche Creswell, Mi> Essie Simmons and Mr. an< Mrs. James Grain visited ii the mountains over the holi days. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Oxne visited Mr. Oxner's brothe and sister in Greenville Sun day. Miss Joyce B r a d b e r r v ? daughter of Mrs. Franc , Bradberry, was married to TSi Phillip Crapps of Joanna E cember 21. We wish for the 1 much happiness and all tl 1 goodness life has to offer. 5 Birthdays Linda Slack, sister I Charles Slack, celebrated h 16th birthday January 2. 5 Ronnie McAlister had birthday January 6. He was * years old. Leo Riser had a birthd s January 5. Yours truly had a birthd January 4. Her daughter w have one January 21. All these boys were 19 tl ' month: t \\r: ii.o*u juh v vviiMf? oiu ^ Franklin Alexander?12th ' Terry Campbell?17th These are some of my fav * jite teenagers and Char! a Huev gave his sweetie pie sparkler for Christmas. H 1 name is Miss Sandra Ride of Ware Shoals. She is ve pretty, dark hair and eyes th seem to say I only have ey for you. I think the weddi / will be about mid summer. ? I was glad to have Toi home from Clemson f 1 Christmas. He and several the boys attended the Ta 1 gerine game and on the w back stopped in Jacksonvil f Fla. and saw the Gater Bo - game. Well I've got to get on t move and cook some supp< I had a ham for Christmas ai ' I've had ham salad, ham has - ham stew and tonight I a 1 having ham gravy. Last nieht Grace W.. Euni B.. Moll H. and I visit Willie Ginn. I'm sure most you remember him, he w employed in the weaving de] until some time ago. He i very, very sick with cancer 1 the throat, please all of y think of him in your pravc and send him some cards >' some little gift or just yo r love. It would mean a lot him and his family. Y know Love is something t>i lasts until the end of time. Granny Wehh is very si too, her family is watching h constantly for fear that s r might fall. Yirgel says it e very hard to keep her in he She lives with her daught 1 i* : i _ _ TV T 1 A t k ana iamny, mi. aim m i Grover Sanders. t WEAVING NO. 3-West En 2ND SHIFT By Christine Brewer i. West End Weaving were ; >. invited to a supper (and wh a supper) at the home of IV r and Mrs. Wade Beckham, J on the night the mill closed f the holidays. There w r chicken, ham. gobs and go 1 of lip-smacking r i c e a t gravy, french fries, sweet } s tato pie, coffee and tea and to}) it all off, hot biscui Think of it. a woman who h e already retired t h i n k i r e enough of the people she on 0 worked with to stand on li 1 feet until they must ha ached and cooked all that f i- them. Mrs. Beckham and ( I IV,T.. TV I.I V I T . T7* t ytVS. 1V1I. ni'CMIillll, \\ r.Nl I'i Weaving, wishes to thank y< Cathy Taylor, daughter Mr. and Mis. Llovd Tavl< r has just been released fr< ; iho hospital. Norma Huth Cothran had birthday January 9. Mi\ and Mrs. E. I). McCi JANUARY. 1960 es lough have a new grandIr. daughter, born December 27. >e- Mr. and Mrs. Jammie im Brewer were married 1 year he December 15. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Walton and children spent the Christof mas holidays with J. W.'s er parents. Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Walton, in Donaldsonville, CJa. a While there they also had a ; 9 nice time together with four sisters, their husbands and ay children. ay WEAVING NO. 3 iil 2ND SHIFT By Inez Blnckwell lis Hi Folks: A little late but Happy New Year to everyone. Christmas is over and every lillU IKID nciucn vu/u ii ivy V* v/1 n. Christmas vacations arc over, 'o- children arc back in school, les and it's just a little lonesome a now without all the noise of er children playing in and out. He but we'll soon be used to that ry and everything will be back iat to normal again, es We had a nice Christmas ng party in Weaving A. We had a nice supper, took picny tares and exchanged gifts, and or everyone enjoyed themselves of very much. n- Mr. and Mrs. CI. F. Cooley ay of Camden were the week end le. guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Earl wl Donnan and Mrs. Irby Holland recently, he S Sgt. and Mrs. Billv Law?r. son and children of Waco, nd Texas spent two weeks with >11, LiaWMIll 5 JJcil t_"I 1 IM, 1VII . im and Mrs. Dave Lawson. I am sure that was a bit* Christmas ce for Dave and Mrs. Lawson beed cause it had been three years of since their son and his family as had been home, pt. There was a new grandson is they had never seen. Dave, of we hope it won't be that long ou again before Billy gets to ?rs come home. or Mr. and Mis. David Pulley ur and daughter spent a couple to of days in Dillon during the ou Christmas holidays. iat Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Harriel spent Christmas with their ck daughter and son-in-law. Mr. or and Mrs. Harold Perry, and bo children in Spartanburg. is Mr. and Mrs. Marcel 1 K*- Barker a n d Carroll spent C1 Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. 1S* Cecil Spurlock and children in Charleston. They, with the i-icUiw-l M.o . "I" ? and Mrs. Spurlock s parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith, in Hartwell. Christmas Day. l11 Mr. Earl Wardoll of Noria* folk, Va. spent several days 'r with his sister Mrs. Huth r>r- Bragg in November. Mr. and Mrs. F u i m a n as Bragg spent Christmas Eve with Mr. Bragg's sister. Mrs. nc Eppie Taylor, in Woodruff. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bagwell of IIartsville visited Mr. and Mrs. Furman Bragg during ias ^ the Christmas holidays. Mrs. Bagwell is Mis. Bragg's sister Mr. and Mrs. Obe Thornton vo and daughter spent Christinas (,i with Mr. and Mrs. Wade Thornton in I lazelhurst, (la. nd This was the first Christmas )U. that the two brothers. Wade of and Oho Thornton, had spent >r, together in thirty years. >m We are sorrv that Mr. and Mrs. Truman Leopard had an a accident but truly tflad no one was seriously h urt. Mrs J'~ (Continued on Page 7)