Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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8 RECEIVE COL! R. Bobby Franklin Pierce and I diplomas at Presbyterian College lina. respectively, at June gradual loom fixer, will receive a B.S. de< and Mrs. W. C. Neely and a Clin vacation last year, is a Mechan graduate. Lydia News ... pital. She weighed 8 lbs. and has been given the name Penny Marie. Her proud grandmother is Mrs. Inez Miller. Mother's Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lindy Barlow and family were Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Reed of Laurens and Mrs. Mary Barlow from Clinton. Birthdays nleen Easter Evans? April 1. Steve Jackson?April 26. Sherry Jackson?April 17. Rose Wilson?May 7. Shirley Barlow?May 14. Clara Belle Gilstrap?May 16. Bobby Bennett?May 5. Susan Roberts?1 vear old ?May 23 Tony Wilson?June 11. Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Evans celebrated their 16th anniversary May 5. Mr. and Mrs. Major Crawford celebrated their 12th anniversary May 14. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Roberts Sponsored ky Clinton-Lydia Mill CHOSEN FOR GIRLS A -felt BbRKw! ^' JTw n ^ .? HnjA B bTWUM -4 <41 IHIKiffcv /wJP ?. ,-m fiyi^A w / w"C^B 85JWJ n\xfl The Clinton and Lydia Mills members of the rising Senior C been selected as representatives a to be held in Columbia in June. The girls are Dianne Davenpt Joe Davenport, and Franceen Smil C. Smith. The boys are left, Ronr liam Glenn, and Gary Sprouse, sc ,EGE DEGREES <7* Robert Carlisle Neely will receive and the University of South Caroling exercises. Bobby, a third shift jree in History. Robert, son of Mr. ton Shop employee during summer ical Engineering Phi Beta Kappa Lydia Cub Scouts Enjoy Pinewood Derby Lydia Cub Scout Pack 90 enjoyed their annual PineTA^.-K, , A /T ? . . '1 ..4 4 U ~ VVV/UU UV UI1 lvictv ^ ct I 11 1 tT Lydia Cook-Out. The cubs made their race cars of Pine Wood. A race track for the small racers was laid out by Claude Grady, a committeeman and Treasurer of the Cub Pack and Cub Master Paul Arnold. Winners of the Derby were Mike c fmpbell, Phil Moore and Mike Johnson. Ray Campbell and Bill Fennell were judges. After the races a picnic was enjoyed. Mrs. Claude Grady a n d Mrs. T. E. Moore, Den Mothers assisted in entertaining the group. will celebrate their 29th anniversary June 2. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jackson will celebrate their 17th anniversary June 11. Is r AM) BOYS* STATE iH fr|?|i K| girls and boys pictured above, all lass at Clinton High School, have it this year's Girls' and Boys' State >rt, left, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. th, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace lie Glenn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilm of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sprouse. THE CLOTHMAKER PLACE THE FACES vy i? This couple represents 68 years of service at Lydia Cotton Mills. Both are charter members of the "Old Timers Club". The above picture was made in 1940. Can you identify the faces? (See bottom of this column for answer.) Notice to All Employees Safety engineers tell us that our plants and equipment are as nearly accident proof as any in the industry. Yet, we have had more accidents than some of the less modern plants. What is the cause, and what is the remedy? The person who gets hurt causes his own accident in nearly all cases. He causes it bv being unmindful of a simple thing like self protection. He doesn't watch where he walks, how he moves, how he lifts, uses a tool, or where he puts his hand. If he is mindful of those things he won't get hurt. R?'o??ivt?s (lap a ml Pin Mrs. Roy Cannon is very proud of her cap and pin which entitles her to the letters P. N. after her name. Virginia had always thought she'd like to be a nurse so in September of 1957 she started lining (ji tifuiai nursing ill homos and also in local hospitals. Then she decided to go all the way and enrolled in a nursing course, which took her a year and a half to complete. She received her diploma along with her cap and pin, from Post Graduate School of Nursing, Chicago, Illinois December 21, 1959. Just shows what a person can do if they're willing to work. "(linny" has two children and four grandchildren. I know they're all proud of her, so are we. Congratulations "(finny". PLACE THE FACES ANSWER fiuiinnds otp u; .nzzi'i pun ju.mii -pindoQ Huiuuids .up u; s>j.i<>\\ SIAPCI '"w/zi'I pun u??im Sellers-Wilkie Rites Miss Madix-d patic1 a Sellers and Jerry Wendell Wilkic LYDIA - ('.LINTON I V5 The above children graduated 1 row, left to right: Danny Ray ? Marion Hinson, Bruce Gregory, La James Price, Back row: Cynthia Bryan, Deborah Blackwell, Aubrey Hughey, Richey Page, Michael Wai when picture was taken were Rob< Sandra Ballew. Miss Nellie Osboi LEAVE THE I>1 On April 22 the Lydia Women's a trip to Atlanta, Georgia. Sevei Those making the trip were Mr. Gj Mrs. William Fennell, Mrs. Caro Johnnie Lanford. Mrs. J. T. Lan Bennie Sinclair. Mrs. R. E. Whitr borne, Marie Weir. Susan Word, h Mrs. Claude Gilstrap, Mrs. F. A. Claude Madden, a visitor. Mrs. Gli a member of the Clinton Woman's ture was taken. It KCKI V i: SKK President Robert M. Vance p Watson (15 years), Moses Flemir years), Janie Reeder (15 years), ai banquet held May 9 in the Bell S MAY, 1960 were married at 7:30 P.M. Friday, April 13, at the home of the groom, with the Rev. J. W. Spillers officiating. The bride is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Falls of Clinton. Mr. Wilkie is the son of Mrs. Missouri Wilkie of 109 Gordon Street, Clinton. The bridegroom is a graduate of Clinton High School and is presently employed in the weaving department at Clinton Mills. After a wedding trip to Myrtle Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Wilkie are making their home wtih the bride's grandparents at 61 6 Musgrove Street. KINDERGARTEN mmmmm Erom Kindergarten May 24. Front itarnes, Reggie O. Laney. Walter rry Waters, Rodney Campbell and Arn Barlow, Doris Cobb, Susan r Smitherman, Kay Hughes. Jacki /ne Vincent. Mia Johnson. Absent ert D. Gilliam, Rhonda Butler and ne is the teacher. kiyiim; to is i Club chartered the above bus for al places of interest were visited iddy, driver, Mrs. Ralph Blackwell, 1 Templeton, Mrs. Ralph Riddle, ford, Mrs. Clyde Trammell, Mrs. nire, Priscilla Gaskins, Nellie OsIrs. David Word, Mrs. B. P. Lark, Bodie, Mrs. E. C. Burdette, Mrs. enn Gaskins. Mrs. D. O. Freeman, > Club, was not present when picV ICE A W A K DS resented service awards to Cally iq (10 years). Hillard Young (15 id George Darbins (10 years) at a itreet High Cafeteria.