Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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MAY. 1960 GRATUATES | MANY | FAMILIES Joe Cecil McCall Son of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert McCall. Clinton Mills. JL James Eugene Smith Son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Webb, Clinton Mills. Mrs. Addie Pearson had a > letter from her son. Jack, who is now stationed in Alas- i ka telling what an exciting time they had at Easter time hiding eggs in the snow. Friends will be glad to know that Bruce Austin is at home on a 20 day leave. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Parker and children spent a week end with Mrs. Parker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bole William son. < Roda Bennett and her three granddaughters of Maryland visited a week with Mr. and T Mrs. James Morgan and Mrs. ' Louella Morgan. A 2C Wayne Quinton was ' home on a 15 day leave. On 1 returning to his base his wife * and baby accompanied him ' to make their home where he is stationed at Savannah. Georgia. Birthdays Kathv McElhannon?4 years < old?April 25. I James McElhannon?April ; 22 Lois Baker?May 5. ; Richard Blackwell ? 10 ; years old?May J. Vera Patterson?May 11. ; Sheila Dianno Wicker 10 J mt f 1VHK # Sandra Geraldine Ivester Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ar/.o Ivester. fTlintnn Millg il Mary Ann Meadors Daughter of Mr and Mrs. Jim Meadors, Clinton Mills. Myra Ann Snelgrove Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Snelgrove, Clinton Mills. /ears old?May 6. Carroll David Wicker?9 /ears old?May 1. Joe Smith?May 25. Ruby Hughes?May 2. Jessie Mae Owens?May 8. Wayne Quinton?May 15. Bobby Quinton?May 11. Pat Nelson?April 17. Ricky Laney?5 years old ?May* 11. Wedding Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. George Ow?ns?14 years?April 27. Birthday Party Little Kathv McElhannon vas honored with a party at ler home April 23. There .core about 20 present bringnif K;ithv tn:iriv Kk;i i 11 1 f 11 1 ? "'I jseful gifts. A good time was enjoyed bv all. Many more nappy birthdays. Kathy. CARDING 1ST SHIFT By Martha Wyatt James M Wvatt and family >1 Winnsboro, S C. visited his mother. Mrs. Martha Wvitt, on Mother's Day. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Seay ire the proud grandparents of i baby boy born on April 2(1. The baby's parents arc Mr. md Mrs. I) Seav of F.noree, *?. C THE CLOTHMAKER BL mr? Sylvia Jean King Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hall S King. Lydia Mills. fgji Ml William Thomas Norris Son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Norris. Clinton Mills. Susan Teresa Terry Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. VVil- Di liam Terry, Clinton Mills. TVT r anrl \T rc C f U1 ^\w *?*? . UIIV1 itl I o. o. 1 . IJlclL f\ ~ well visited friends in Greenwood. S. C. recently. Mrs. Preston Carroll has recentlv been a patient at Hays Hospital. Glad to know she is " feeling better and is at home. w Mr. and Mrs. Paul Patter- tL son and daughter. Judy, vis- c' ited his mother. Mrs. C. Patterson. in Laurens recently. w Miss Joyce Wvatt had a birthday on May 9. Nathan Wvatt had a birthday on May 14. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Seay S1 celebrated their 26th wed- ^ ding anniversary on May 12. ^ CARDING a 2ND SHIFT VI By W. L. Gambrell W Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGee on the N' birth of a son, Michael Allen, ai born April 23rd. Mrs. McGee F is the former Linda Osborne. J< Mr and Mrs .lamps H Pripo H visited their son. Richard Earl, and family in Charleson re- f< centlv. n S^t. D. R. Whittaker and al family were week end quests R of Mr. and Mrs. \V. L. Gam- R brell. Thurman .Tones celebrated o a birthday on May 25. f< jj ..? I A A PP^| W r % Thomas Walter Lanford on of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Lanford. Clinton Mills. % Gary Heyward O'Shields Son of Mr and Mrs. Tom O'Shields. Clinton Mills. m II I A . . Connie Joann Wiggley aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter ! Wiggley. Lydia Mills. CLOTH ROOM By Shirley Barlow I guess I must be getting 5sent minded in my old age. , r I completely forgot to get le news last month, but I ould like to take this opporinity to say for the entire oth room how glad we are lat Mr. Williams is doing so ell after his operation. We ape by the time this edition f the Clothmaker comes out e will be back at work again Mr. and Mrs. L S. Martin lent Mother's Day with Mrs. [artin's mother. Mrs. L. D. dmonds. in Joanna. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Evans nd children spent Sunday isitinq Mr. and Mrs. Miller 'est and family in Greer. Sunday dinner quests of Ir. and Mrs. D. E. Roberts -id family were Mr. and Mrs. red Burnett. Freddie and off of Arcadia and Miss ild" Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. Major Craw>rd visited Mrs. Crawford's lother. Mrs. James Dover, Iso Mrs. Lcxic Martin and ov and Hazel Dover in utherfordton. N. C. Mother's Day dinner quests f Mr. and Mrs. A T Crawird. Sr. were Mr. and Mrs. 7 ^1 kS) M B- !>^H dJB I I ^K^aRuH Delora Belle Lyda Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Lyda, Clinton Mills. Guy Wallace Putnam Son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Putnam, Clinton Mills. Benjamin Franklin Williams Son of Mr and Mrs. Benjamin F. Williams, Clinton Mills Major Crawford and family, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Parrish and Tami. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Crawford. Jr. and Regina, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Seawright and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Bennett and Debbie. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mahaffey and family of Woodruff. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Lanford of Clinton Mills, Rev. and Mrs. W. .J. Lesley and Sharon and Mr. and Mrs. Milford Scott of Mauldin. Mr and Mrs. L. W King with children and grandchildren gathered at their cabin on Cane Creek for their Mother's Day dinner. Mr. Hallie Campbell spent the week end with her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Yar borough, in Mars Hill. N. C. Friends of Mrs. Minnie B Wofford. mother of Mrs. Hallie Campbell, will be glad to know she is getting along fine after a stay in the hospital. A warm welcome goes to Larry Smith of Kinards. Larry is our new cloth boy. Mr. and Mrs. Dickie Jackson announce the arrival of a baby girl Tuesday. May 3, at Spartanburg General Hos(Continued on Page 8)