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JUNE. 1960 WEAVING NO. 1 1ST SHIFT By Alta Riser Vacation time is here and we would like to remind all of our readers to drive carefully wherever you go. We want you to have a good time and enjoy yourself, but we too want you to not to forget safety is most important of all during vacation. Kenneth Madden went to the beach a few week ends ago and really had a good time. He said he was looking forward to going again the 4th of July. If there is a good looking blonde interested in going notify Ken at once. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neal visiiea reianves in ureenville recently. Mr. and Mrs. Rov Jackson. Mrs. D. G. Jackson and Miss Minnie Hughes of Columbia visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Terry recently. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neal attended a birthday dinner in Salem May 29th honoring her dad on his 69th birthday. May he have many more. Annette and Stan Riser of Anderson spent the week end with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Riser and Mrs. Ablene Evans. Steve Neal. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neal, was transferred from Laurens Colonial Stores to Asheville. N. C. Arthcr Davis celebrated a birthday May 3rd. Said ho was only 39. WEAVING NO. 1 2ND SHIFT By Beatrice Hawlts Well folks if Daisy Cothran scorns to have tho big head those days please excuse her for she has just moved into a brand new house. We are very happy for her. and hope she will always enjoy it as much as she does now. A birthday dinner was given in honor of Mrs. J. J. Smith by her children on May /\n nor cniuiren except one and all her grandchildren and threat grandchildren were present. Mrs. J. .1 Smith. Nan Smith and Mr. and Mrs. \V. M. Clardner visited Mrs. 1). D. Shields in General Hospital in Spartanburg, Sunday. Nell Gardner said she. Bill. Mercy and Red motored to Greenwood Sunday night. She and Mercy window shopped. She said it was nice seeing what other folks could buv. Daisev Cothran had her brother. Mr. Cecil Polish, and family of Birmingham. Ala. for dinner recently. Mr. and Mrs. Homer I.awson are the proud parents of a 9 pound 11 oz. girl born HI J June 1. The little girl has been named Cathy. Sorry to report Mrs. Homer Lawson is back in Hays Hospital. Mr. J. C. Coker is also a patient at Hays Hospital. Hope them a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cothlan celebrated their 11th wedding anniversary June 4th. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Alexander had a wedding anniversary the 31st of May. He wouldn't say which one. Wedding Mr. Franklin Alexander and Miss Patricica T e x a n n a Snipes were married on June 3rd bv the brides uncle. Rev. Madden, of Waterloo. Mr. Alexander is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Alexander of Clinton and the bride is the daughter of Mrs. Sarah Snipes of Waterloo. We wish them milt'll tin nnci: Birthdays Mrs. M. D. Smitherman was 70 years old June 4th. Little Joe Cothran was one year old June 11. Anita Turner will be 0 years old June 28. Donnie Coker was 17 years old June 12. Well it will be vacation time by the time this reaches you. We are looking forward to it and hope everyone will have a nice time. Please be careful and remember Safety Counts on the Job or off. WEAVING NO 3 & 4 1ST SHIFT By Mildred Kinard & Grace Wooten Hoo-Rah! It's almost herd Vacation week that is. and I think everyone is really looking forward to it. Our sincere "thanks" to the management who makes this vacation with pay possible. Hope everyone has a safe and happy week of lest, or travel or whatever you plan to do. Another reason for rejoicing is the fact that Joe Terry, a true friend of the people, went back into the office of u? ' mayor. we art4 really napps and wish for him the best term he's ever had in that service to our community. Mike Cannon lias joined the ranks of the "old married men". He and Janice were married May Lid at Bailey Memorial Church by the pastor, Rev. Bob Wesley. They are at home in the King apartments after a short wedding trip to the mountains. Mike is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Cannon and Janice is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davenport. Both are members of Calvary Baptist Church Mike said it wasn't their fault that the Baptist Convention was being THE CLOTHMAKER held in Miami the week they ) wanted to get married . Here's ^ wishing them a long happy life together. 5 Chief Warrant Officer L. E. ^ Wood of Charleston visited his mother, Mrs. J. D. Williams, ^ and Mr. Williams, recently on * his way to Portsmouth, H. I. ' where he will attend law school for seven weeks. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cole ( of Joanna and A/1C and Mrs. ^ C. B. Cole, Jr. and Cindy of rkn..u..<? - t^nui icaiun were recent visi- J tors of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde ' Putnam. Mary Roberts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellison Roberts, spent a week in Pickens recently with her brother Rob- 1 bie and his wife. Joyce. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Lanford and sons and Miss Patsv Biown attended the Thrasher 1 reunion in Simpsonville Sun- 1 day, June 5. They also vis- : ited relatives in Anderson recently. ' Mrs. Mell Huey and Mrs. 1 Inabell Hooper visited Mrs. Vestus Wehunt in Joanna Hospital on Sunday. Mrs. Wehunt underwent surgery there June 3. Sandy Leopard attended the Campfire Girls' Camp at Kings Mountain the week of June 5-12. Miss Gail Griffin of trio rence is spending se\'eral weeks with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Arnold, and other relatives. We extend our heartfelt sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Newell Brewington in the tragic death of their son. Curtis, and also to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams in the loss of his father. H. A. Adams. Well, nobody seems to be talking much, so we didn't get too much news. Maybe after vacation they'll loosen up and tell us something. But we still have birthdays even though some of us don't celebrate them any more. Birthdays & Anniversaries John A. McNinch?June 11. Ulaude Ward?Juno 29. Evelyn Simmons?July 4. Dayna Windsor?July 3. Sandra Lanford?6 years? July 2. Louise Webb?June 15. Herbert Hughes (39)?July 1?What's wrong with 49. Herbert0 Jimmv Barker?19 vears? July 8. Malcolm Fowler?June 7. Patricia Wilkie? June 15. Ethel Lever?June 24 Joe Gibbs, Sr.- June 25. Frankie Gibbs?June 29 Ola Meadows?July 12. Susan Wooten- 2 years? July 8. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kinard rnlnKf'itr* i?rr.J J ? vv iv ui uu* .1 wi-uuiiii; anniversary July f>. Bye now, till next month and please be careful during vacation. P. S. Sure miss my children and grandchildren, who are gone to Germany. Hope they'll still talk English after 'A years over there. WEAVING NO. 2 2ND SHIFT By Leila Black Mr and Mrs. Colev Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Harril went fishing at Santee Cooper. Bern ice and Coley sut the fish on the table for Dick and Mildred. Mr. L. R. Know of Williamson visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Black last Sunday. Edgar Bowlenger, father of Vlrs. Ralph Campbell, is spending a month or so with ler and Mr. Campbell. Mrs. Blanche Creswell and Vlrs. Betty Creswell spent a Jay in Greenville shopping last week. Mr. and Mrs. James McMil mil ana lamilv visited Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Nelson in Whitmire, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Lanford. with Tommy and Pat Bolick attended the Thraser reunion in Simpsonville Sunday. Sgt. Elbert Bennett and Mrs. H. H. Bennett of Baltimore. Maryland spent several days with their daughter and sister Mrs. Lawrence Rice. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Black and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith visited in Greenville last week end. Mr. and Mrs. Colev Campbell visited Mr. and Mrs. Furman Braggs in Laurens. Mrs. Mary Crowder of Seattle. Washington, sister of Mrc- A - ~~ mij. ijvereiip is expected to arrive the last of this month to spend the holidays with her. We would like to congratulate Yvonne Smith, daughter of Mrs. Annie Everette who graduated from Hickory Tavern High School this term. Also to Barbara and Harriet Black, Kay and Jimmy McMillen who made an average of A for the full school term. Thev are the children of Leila Black and Mildred McMillen of our Weave Room. We throw out the welcome mat to L. L. Rice and Donald E. Jackson. Sorry to lose George Thompson to the 3rd shift. Best of luck to you anyway George. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hnonor <>f ? " i?\.n UC1 I \ ctllnounce the engagement of their daughter. Linda, to Grady Worthy of this city. The wedding will take place in late summer. She is the sister of Mrs. Betty Creswell. Happy Birthday to: Grady Fallow?June 21. Judy Fallow?June 28. Harry Black?June 24. James McMillan?June 5. Lonzo Leopard?May 21. Edgar L Leopard?June 5. Aline Land ford?June 10. Mr. and Mrs. Coley Camphell will celebrate their 24th anniversary June 27. We are glad to report Iris and Sandra Turner, children of Albert Turner, have returned home after being patients at Laurens Hospital wFAviMr. Kin o 3RD SHIFT By Joe Spillers Ray and Wayne Wilson, sons of Buck and Mildred Wilson, spent the week of June 12-2(1 in Miami, Florida Hay Wilson was 13 years old June 3, Wayne was 11 years old June 21. Freddie Spillers was 3 years old June 5. he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Spillers. Joe and Barbara Spille-s celebrated a wedding anni 3 x V w ^ L 991 vm b ?** Nfikf M "Future Major Leaguers" ? Randy, age 3, and Douglas, age 7, are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ward. Clintcn Mills. They came to play because they wore their uniforms. "The James R. Wooten Family". Mrs. Wooten and children departed by plane June 1st to join Jimmy in Germany. Jimmy was employed at Clinton Mills prior to entering service. I Carol Lynn Laster is the ten months old granddaughter of Lucille Edmonds, Clinton Mills. I fL I i ii.-'. This "Cutie ' is Kirrberiy Moore, dauqhler cf Mr. and Mrs. James M. Moore. Clinton Mills. Donnie Ray. 2 ye; rs. and Randy Allen. 2 rronths, are the children of Mr. and MA. Furman Humphries. Clinton Mills.