Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 RABBIT H U N 1 BHSHr \j JM BMmKWftff ^ Fred McCarson. Loom Fixer, ai tion Man, Clinton Third Shift er "King of Laurens County Rabbit more than 150 rabbits last season, some 125 pounds recently to hold CLINTON NEWS . . . WEAVING NO. 3 3RD SHIFT Friends of Bill Cody will be glad to know he has returned from the hospital. He was in a car accident but not badly injured. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Nabors announce the birth of a rlaiiulitpr .Tnlin Anril 3. Her * - -r~ weight was 8 lbs. 4 oz. Mr. and Mrs. James E Wells visited in the mountains Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kuykendall celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary March 18. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Quinn and Ronnie visited Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Ficklanden in Marion, N. C. recently. Bobby Quinn and John Dunaway spent two days at Port Jackson recently. We welcome Ann Ginn. Gladys Ginn and Mary Mer chant to our department. Birthdays Cecil Ginn April 16. Gary Ficklin March 22. Tontia Mills April 24. Tommy Miles April 28. Debbie Dean May 25. Rita McCarson April 4. SLASHING 1ST, 2ND, & 3RD SHIFTS By Mary Price News is scarce in the Slashing Department this time. The Draw-In Department welcomes two new hands, Mrs. Macie Coats and Mrs. Nora Bramlett, of Laurens. Mrs. Ursula Blakely and Sara spent Sunday with Mrs. Barbara Ann Brewington is the lovely daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Newell Brewington, Clinton Mills. She celebrated her 18th birthday March 18. rERS DELUXE "lH rijn rilinaiiuv C ar/) PnAm - riployees, rightly deserve the title Hunters." Dan and Fred bagged They are shown as they removed a rabbit fry for friends. Blakely's son. Mr. Maxey J. Blakely, and his family in Spartanburg. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Watson attended the funeral of his aunt. Mrs. Hanna Watson, at Yarborough's Chapel recently. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Braswell, Jr. attended the Legion of the Moose Convention in Chester over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Braswell. Jr. celebrated a wedding anniversary April 23. Linda Ann Braswell will celebrate a birthday May 3. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Dutton of York visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert Odom. SPINNING NO. 1 1ST SHIFT By Ruby Lydia We don't have much news this time. Maybe we will have more next time. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Braswell spent the week end with their daughter, Mrs. Wert Jennings, of Columbia recently. Mrs. Hazel Wells and daughter, Carol, have returned home after spending a visit with her mother. Mrs. O 1 4 U iiuv i-iutiuieis. Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dunnawav April 1. Birthdays Henry Lawson April 2. Blain Blackwell will have a birthday May 3. SPINNING NO. 1 3RD SHIFT By William Burden C. S. Windsor, U.S.N., has Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grady Huey were united in marriage March 27 at Calvary Baptist Church. Mrs. Huey is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Reece, Clinton Mills. THE CLOTHMAKER been promoted to Chief D. C. M C. S. Windsor is the son of w Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Windsor pi of Clinton Mills. He is now rc stationed at Norfolk, Va. sc C. W. Windsor celebrated a C birthday April 10. W Wilford Samples had a n< birthday April 20. He was 43 M years old. M Mr. and Mrs. Carl Campbell celebrated their 23rd wedding anniversary April 10. Willette Smith had a birthday April 14. She was 36 years old. b; William L. Burden had a a birthday April 16. He was 18 C years old. b: Mrs. Charlie Bull had a birthday April 19. She was 60 h years old. it Lester (Jammey) Camp- n bell had a birthday April 28. He will be 22 years of age. v Mrs. Annie Price had a birthday April 20. k Paul Samples had a birth- p day April 28. He was 18 C years old. b Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bull ti celebrated their 42nd wed- ei ding anniversary April 4. Darrell Bragg celebrated it his 7th birthday April 5. He h is the son of Mr. and Mrs. h Johnnv Bragg. r< ' b SPINNING NO. 2 (l r> n . I rx. _ Dy ituuy ueaawyier 2ND SHIFT Mr. Charles Smith and family spent Sunday with his sister. Mrs. Hazel Grif- al fin. (; Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Nabors ^ of Marietta, Georgia were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wendel Staines. IV Mr. and Mrs. Collie Ed- (. mounds visited Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Holmes and went to t< the mountains of North Caro- "i lina. E Rev. C. L. Whitmore will T begin a revival at the Lvdia A/I i 11 o /"~,i u\. 4~.. 4-. iiiiiiO viuu v. ii V#I viuu It Sunday. Mrs. Bobbie Shaffer. S daughter of M r s. Marion Meade, is leaving for Ger- a many in the near future. h Happy Birthday to: Blanche Rochester April 20. F rank Deadwyler March 0 Marion Meade April 17. Jimmy Rochester March 1 1 n 1 I. SPINNING NO. ? 3RD SHIFT By Allene Kay Mr. unci Mrs. Carroll Sam- ;i pies announce the marriage / of their daughter, Alice, to o Bluford Brewer on April fi. Having a birthday this ,] month are: Is Lessie A. Kav April 27. r Randolph Gentry April 7. s Thnmas A?-?ril ICC r _ ....... ?v/. v Sclma Ballew April 9. i Freddie Samples April 13. 1 Sandra Bolt April 17. r Lib Samples April 26. Margaret Chilton and Guy- 1 nell visited in Spartanburg a last week. 1 Granny Windsor and Guynell Chilton celebrated their birthday. Granny is years old and Guynell 12. The 2 Church of God of Prophecy gave a party in their honor Saturday night, April 2, at f tr.- and Mrs. William Woodard's home. There were 32 resent and many gifts were ?ceived. Granny has two >ns, Mr. Lum Windsor, linton Mills, and Mark rindsor, Lydia Mills. Guy?11 is the daughter of Mrs. [argaret Chilton, Clinton [ills. SPINNING NO. 3 3RD SHIFT By Talmadge Sanders Glad to see Paul Smith ack with us after undergoing little surgery at Blalock linic. Mr. Smith also cole rated a birthday. Juanita Leopard was also 1 Hays Hospital this past lonth but is back on the job ow and feeling fine. Helen Butler was a recent isitor in Rockingham, N. C. In case some of you don't now it vet, Buddy Hedgeath has announced for the ity Council so let's everyody get out to the polls this me and support our fellow mplovees. The long arm of the law lust have done some good ist month because we don't ear much about poker and )osters lately. Don't give up ovs. you can't get even by uitting. SPOOLING 2ND SHIFT By Sara Lawson Mr. Bill and Charlie Stone nd Mrs. Maggie Stone from rranitcville visited Mrs. Ott tone. Air. and Airs. Bill Burden nd family visited Air. and Irs. Raymond Adams of Ireenville over a week end. Air. and Mrs. Perry Chasten from Anderson and Airs. Chick" Young and little son. lickv, from Fort Worth, 'exas were recent guests of Ir. and Airs. Edd Young and amily. Airs. Edd Young visited in partanburg recently. Charles; Cannon of Mr nd Mrs. Nathan Cannon, has ad the mumps. Birthdays William Samples April 17. Maggie Burden April 12. William Burden April 16. Edgar Young April 22. Beverly Jean Craine Apil 16. CARDING NO. 2 3RD SHIFT By J. W. McMillan Mrs. J. W. McMillan was lonored at a birthday dinner t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Nelson in Whit mire m April 3. The friends of Mr. and Mrs. . R. Hamrick will be glad to ;now that Mrs. Hamrick has eturned home after being a urgical patient at Blalock Clinic and that she is doing licely. We all hope that she las a speedy and complete ecovery. Mr. O. C. Dees is out on eave and a hospital patient ind we would like to wish for dm a very speedy recovery. Birthdays Harold Stroud March 17. Mrs. Irene Stroud March 10. Mrs. Rosa Holder April 10. Mrs. J. W. McMillan April >. APRIL, 1960 "Throw the ball, I'm waiting." Susan Ann Wooten is the nineteen months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Wooten and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. uecii wooten, Ulinton Mills. Jimmy was employed at the Clinton Mills prior to entering the service and is now stationed in Germany. Veterans I lav*' Less Than l our Months In V> liieli To \|?]?ly For (?l Loans Less than four months remain in which World War II veterans may apply for C11 home, farm, or business loans. John I. Findley, Loan Guaranty Officer of the Columbia VA Regional Office, has reminded veterans. Under present law. July 25. I960, is the cut-off date set for World War II veteran participation in the post-war program that has seen more than 26.792 South Carolina World War II veterans take advan tage of the C* I Bill loan provisions since June 22, 1944. Veterans who submit their applications on or before the deadline of July 25, 1960. will be allowed an additional year, or until July 25, 1961. in which to have the loan processed and actually closed. 10-1 .">-20 Years . . . (Continued from Page 1) Adolphus C. Meadors, James E. Price, J. W. Walton, Vernon Williams. James F. Dunawav. Cassie II. Jove. I.. C. Gooch. Ira Chandler. Carl Heaton, Jr.. Fred Shelton, H. T Dunlap and A. C. Youn^, Jr. From I.vdia Cotton Mills receiving 20 year awards were Robert Whitmire, Dova Broom and R o y Sanders. Fifteen year awards went to Oliver Estes. William B. F. Fuller, Roberta Prince. Earl Y. Nelson, Perrv Parrish anil J. A. Black. Jr.' The following were cited for ten year service: Floyd McClain. Van Oxner, Doris Estes. Nina Howell. Leola Jennings. Beulah Jones. K. W Mitch el. Audrey Estes. Wallace W. Bagwell, T rannio Boozer. Cornelia Burdettc, Horace P. Carroll. Irene Davenport. Ilarrv L. Franklin. Charles Ciaffncv, Don Leopard, Nellie Sherrifield. Major S. Crawford, Adgar T. Crawford, Harold H. Cauble, Robert Cobb and Harold S. Wallace. One group of people who seem to have discovered the secret of long life are rich relatives.