Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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6 DRESS *"r Short sleeves ^ Shirt tucked in i j M Wtl Knife or scissors j No tools '" P?ck'" "|SSI Pants too long ^ Safe shoes FOR SAFI Lydia News... hospital last week. Mr. Billiard has been ill with pneumonia and we hope that he is feeling better now. , The Blue Birds and Camp Fire Girls attended a Valentine Party given for them by their teacher, Miss Nellie Osborne. There was a large number in attendance and the party was enjoyed by all. Mr. John F. Deaton, Jr. wishes to invite everyone to attend Sunday School at the Lydia Mill Church of God. Especially, he wants to urge the boys age 6 to 10 to be L O 1 picacm trctun ounuay. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Deaton, Sr. recently paid a visit to Mr. Deaton's sister, Mrs. Jane Hastings, who lives in Ninety Six. We want to extend our deepest sympathy to Mr. Joe Sherrifield in the recent death of his son, George Sherrifield. Mr. Alfred Seay was called to Cramington, N. C. due to the death of his uncle, Mr. Luther Davis. We want to express our sympathy to Mr. Seay. CARDING 2ND SHIFT By Ned O. Vincent Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Bowl Jf 1 . AJ -k/,k _JLi? Beverly Laney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Laney. Lydia Mills, celebrated her 3rd birthday February 9. RIGHT No long, loose hair jW No earrings, necklace sleeves titT h No jewelry ; Apron strings tight Plain dress?no frills jB | Low heels, safe shoes n Dangers CTV| == prevented. .Oft ?Ot?? ing were called to the naval hospital in Maryland this week due to the serious illness of their son, Bobby Joe Rrtwlincr ? " 'toReverend and Mrs. Donald Cook and children of Pamplico, S. C. visited Rev. Cook's mother, Mrs. Ada Cook, in Newberry recently. Mrs. Hazel Calvert and husband, Joe, of California are visiting her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Emery. We are glad to have Harold Motes back after being out several days with the flu. We are glad to have Adger Crawford, Jr. back after being out several days with the flu. We are sorry that Maxie Davis is out with the flu. Get well soon Maxie. Mrs. C. W. Riser celebrated her birthday January 17th. Retina Crawford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adger Crawford, Jr. celebrated her 4th birthday February 11. D. E. Roberts visited his father, J. Ben Roberts, in Lyman, S. C. this week end. CARDING 3RD SHIFT By W. L. Gambrell Staff Sgt. Donald E. Price of Camp Pendleton, California visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Price, of ?. s' ! At? *? _ Tommy Sumeral is the six year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Sumeral, Lydia Mills. THE CLOTHMAKER Joanna recently. Happy birthday to Karen Evans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Evans. She celebrated her 4th birthday February 3. Mrs. James W. Price is able to be back at home after a l'Prpnt illnpcc at TI .i- U/m . VW?*? .tiiivuu u V x XU y O 11UO" pital. Glad Mrs. Herman Phipps, Jr. is improving after being sick at her home. Sorry to learn Linda Faye Nelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Nelson, of Laurens is ill. Hope she will soon be better. We extend sincere sympathy to the following: Mr. William L. Gambrell in the death of his brother, Mr. Floyd Gambrell. Mr. William Boozer in the death of his father, Mr. W. D. Boozer. Mr. James H. Price in the death of his uncle, Mr. P. W. Stribble. WEAVING NO. 3 3RD SHIFT By Fronie Franklin Ralph Blackwell will celebrate his birthday Feb. 28. Ruth Ammons celebrated U l.' ii i nt?r Dinnaay January 31. Jimmy Ammons, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Ammons, celebrated his 4th birthday January 21. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Holder and children of Ohio visited his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mi s. James Ammons. Johnny Lanford celebrated his birthday February 10. Gary O'Shields and Carol Franklin visited Joyce Cook of Newberry recently. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lanford and Johnny, Mrs. Ada Prince ana nooerta visited in Spartanburg recently. Harry Franklin visited in Greenville recently. Leland Hazel is always rushing the seasons of the year. He can hardly wait to get his new boat and motor wet. A few months ago in the middle of the summer he could hardly wait to try out his new Browning automatic "What's the Deal Doll?" Houston. Eileen and Andy Ellis visited in Lockhart recently. We are sorrv to hear Mrs. Pearl Daniel, mother of Hazel Mann, is ill in the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mann visited her sister, who was injured by a gas explosion in Greenville. Jimmy McAlister spout the week end with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Franklin. WtU. Aar . m Wifk i' ^ ^ Regina Crawford is the 4 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adger Crawford, Jr.. Lydia Mills. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Franklin accompanied Mr. Franklin's brother to Charlotte, N. C. recently to catch a plane for the Philippine Islands. CLOTH ROOM By Shirley Barlow mi - - - mere is not much news this month, but plenty birthdays. Income tax time is here again so I guess every one is staying home trying to find some extra deductions. Recent visitors of Mrs. Hallie Campbell were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Holley and daughter, Bonnie, of Greenville. Hallie spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Starnes in Greenwood. Celebrating her 7th birthday January 25, Talitha Dean was honored with a party given by her mother, Mrs. Nellie Dean. "Lucy" was presented many nice gifts and a very good time was enjoyed Y\\t oil y an. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Seawright announce the arrival of a big eleven pound eleven ounce boy, James Edward, Jr., February 6 at Blalock Clinic. The proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Crawford, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Thrift, Sr. celebrated their 34th wedding anniversary February 27. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Holbert celebrated their 10th anniversary February 7. Birthdays Talitha Dean?7 years old ?January 25. Orien Clark?February 2. Karen Evans?4 years old ?February 2. Tami Parrish?1 year old? February 12. Stokes Martin?Feb. 12. Terry Crawford?11 years old?February 24. Sylvia King?February 25. L. A. Williams?March 3. Wayne Deitz?March 9. Ianda Barton?March 15. W. P. Thrift, Sr.?March 18. TEN OUT OF TEN UNDERTAKERS AGREE: People who drive and work safely live longer. Mrs. Clara Mi lain II onorcd W ith Party The ladies of Weaving No. 2 recently honored Mrs. Clara Milam with a birthday party at the home of Mrs. Sara Jenkins on W. Carolina Avenue. The party came as a complete surprise to "Miss r* i " - i * * ... v_icilit , wno naa also retired on this same day after more than 50 years of loyal and efficient service in the Clinton and Lydia Mills. Games were played and later a salad plate, punch and coffee were served the 52 quests present. "Miss Clara" was presented a profusion of lovely g i f t s, among them a Universal Automatic coffee maker from the Weaving Department. Although the entire department will miss seeing her sweet smile and hearing her friendly hello, they all wish for her many years of happiness in her retirement. The man who has just switched to bifocals is never at a loss for conversation. FEBRUARY. 1960 1/ jfl This little gentleman is Barry Wayne Sumeral, son of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Sumeral. Lydia Mills. mi * \ 7 ^ This little brown eyed beauty is Lynn Jenkins, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Jenkins. Lydia Mills. Lynn celebrated her 8th birthday February 20. J ^ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Holbert celebrated their 10th anniversary February 7. Gary, S, and Darrell, 7, are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Holbert. Lydia Mills. You can completely eliminate your enemies?bv making them your friends.