Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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6 5 YEAR SERVICE ""A wSMr*' Overseer Glenn Gaskins presents Campbell as J. B. Vanderford and on. This trio were among 32 Lydi pins. LYDIA NEWS . . . olcl March 27. Linda Roper May 1. "Becky" James April 11. Carole Gregory April 21. James Kirbv April 21. Cecil Ginn April 16. Mrs. Ruby Cook April 19. Jack Lanev April 21. Beu lab Jones April 8. Mary Ellison April 7. Anniversaries Mr. a n d Mrs. "Buddy" Campbell April 4. SPINNING 2ND SHIFT By Lena Revis Hello Everyone, We are proud to be back with you again. Last month we did not send in any report because of so much sickness among our employees. It is very beautiful today. The flowers are blooming and the birds are sinking. I always love spring best of all because it makes me think of the resurrection of our Lord. After everything has been in the ground all winter then suddenly everything comes to life again. As we approach this Easter season let us not forget its meaning and what a wonderful God we have with all his blessings. We welcome to our department Mrs. Nellie Hughes and one of our former employees, Mrs. Willie Mae Wicker. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Smith and family of Union were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Revis and family. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cook and son motored to Greenville recently to see Mrs. Cook's brother who is very ill. r^2h These two lovely children are proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jo celebrated her 2nd birthday April April 19th. VAHDS PRESENTED ' jh\ 7 r-. * ? jof n u?J /fujl] H Xc I y/ Jj II II J| || I ? 5 year service award to Christell Robert Mills, also recipients, look a Employees to receive five-year Mr. and Mrs. Furman were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Nelson recently. Mr. Pat and Dot Nelson motored to Augusta. Georgia for a visit with their mother. We are proud to have Mrs. Mae Craine and Mrs. Lola Brown back with us again after being out on sick leave. Mrs. Arzetter Handback was a recent visitor of her sister. Mrs. Daisy Hall, of Stanley, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Davis had as guests for Sunday supper recently Mrs. Addie B. Coleman and granddaughters. Mis. Mozelle Young motored to Winston-Salem to see her father, J. C. Wall, who is very sick. We feel so sorrv for Bill Caublc. He said he was get4w ~ 1 m i iiiwiuci evury tiay We had a wonderful revival this month at the Lydia Baptist Church. Dr. T. S. Boehm was the speaker and Mr. Emmett Chappell the song leader. I asked Evelyn Woody for some news and she said she did not have any, but that she was still mad at me and Emmie Thomas for playing an April fool joke on her. Please don't be mad at us Evelyn you can play one on us next year. Our deepest sympathy to Mrs. Sara lusti in the loss of her mother, who recently passed awav. Also our svm pathv to Mrs. Nell Dean anci her family in the passing of her cousin, Rov Owens, who passed away in March. Mrs. Louise Brown and Mrs. Mai tie Wrenn said they sure enjoyed snow cream Kathy and Darrell Holder. The hnnie Holder, Lydia Mills. Kathy i 16th, Darrell was 6 months old THE CLOTHMAKER during the snow and was looking forward to the next one. We have had a lot of bad weather and hope that it is over. When that bad storm came all of us were very excited, but we were glad and thankful to God that it was not any worse than it was. Our sympathy to Mr. Fred Mathis in the behalf of his wife who recently passed away. Billy Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Davis, was home on week end leave. The U.S.S. Denebola, the ship that Billy is assigned to in Norfolk, Virginia, was invited down to Wilmington, N. C. for the Azalea Festival. They held open house on the ship. Mrs. Dora Williamson has a new addition to her family. Her son. Bobby Gene Williamson and Linda Gail Casey were united in marriage on March 26. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Painter and family visited Mrs. Painter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Pearson, of Clinton recently. Miss Guvnelle Chilton was nuuuicu wiui u uii uiuay 11111ner by her aunt, Mrs. Dolores Gregory. Eddie Brown was honored by his mother with a party on his 7th birthday. Games were played and ice cream and cake was served. Eddie received many beautiful and useful gifts. Birthdays Barbara Thomas April 2. Mattie Wrenn April 9. Linda Wrenn April 5 la years. Eddie Brown March 14 7 years. Louise Brown March 10. M a gd a 1 i n e B i rch more March 22. Matt Davis April 11. Tracy L. Quinton April 5. Rickey Campbell March 12 2 years. Dolores Gregory April 0 22 years. William Snow- April 26. Terry Lee Owens April 5 12 years. Ida Johnson April 18. Keith Lamar Hughes March 10 2 years. Robert Webb April 14. Jessie M a e Edwards March 16. Richard Clark March 16'26 years. Jimmy Clark March 14 18 years. Jackie Laney April 12. L '' * Nk w \ jjm Brenda is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Cauble, Lydia Mills. Brenda Cauble April 10. Ludwig Cauble April 18. Anniversaries Mr. a n d Mrs. Bernard Teague were married 23 years March 4. Card of Thanks I wish to thank each and every one for the beautiful flowers and the many deeds of kindness that were shown during the illness and death of our nephew and cousin. Mr. Roy Owens. May God bless everyone. Mrs. Jessie Mae Owens Mrs. Nellie Dean CARDING 1ST SHIFT By Martha Wyatt We are glad to see Mr. Cordell Sanders back at work after being out several days with flu. Mr. and Mrs. Cordell Sanders are expecting t h e i r d a ught e r . Mrs. Careen Cooper, of New Mexico to visit them soon. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Blackwell spent last week end with Mrs. D. T. Farmer who lives at Bonds Crossroad. Mr. Joe Sherrifield had a birthday April 22. Mrs. Alice Snider had a birthday April 19. CARDING 2ND SHIFT By Ned Vincent Tony Vincent celebrated his 13th birthday April 5th. Happy birthday Slim Jim. Mrs. Rubv Wvatt celebrated her 21st birthday April 10. Paul Bowling visited his brother, M. D. Bowling, a patient at the Anderson County Hospital Saturday. April 2nd. Hope he is improving after his stay in the hospital. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gregory on the >:i I i \ <11 *11 it OcllJV J^l I I, DOI'll at Hays Hospital April 5th. Weight H lbs. She has been given t h e name Deborah Ruth. CARDING 3RD SHIFT By W. L. Gambrcll Mr. and Mrs. John F. Broom and son visited Mr. and Mrs. G. C. King in Whitmire for a recent week end. Happy second anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Phipps, Jr. March 29. Kathy Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore, celebrated her 11th birthdav March 17. Mrs. Herman Phipps, Jr. JEk JKf j % Jf ^y Brenda Woody, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, W. O. Woody, Clinton Mills. She celebrated a birthday April 2. APRIL. 1960 Tulent Contest Winner / mmm \ Teresa Worthy, niece of Mrs. Izcll Campbell. Clinton Mills, will celebrate her 16th birthday May 1st. She is shown with trophy she won recently at the Clinton High School talent con test sponsored by the Transportation Club. < > ? f c ^ Glenda Sue Waldrop is the 10 year old granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Davis, Lydia Mills. m ft kv M rm~ Y * n rJ " 1 ' W ' S' * - V 1?/^V' n Mrs. Grady Edge, Lydia Mills, proudly displays the 5 pound bass she caught recently at Lake Greenwood. celebrated her b i r t h d a v March 3. Little Rhonda Phipps celebrated her birthday March 24. Glad Linda Faye Nelson is feeling better after a recent illness. We extend deepest sympathy to Mr. William L. Gambled in the death of his father. Will Gambrell, of Laurens. \NSVV K \i TO A KOIJT T VCKS soo.\o|ditr?j iiopnu po^aodso.i A pi 511put? ll.\\Oll>J | |O.W s|ou.io\j opm?|f) pun n||j