Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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6 in'S" 1)1 ? SA F1 I] /// * oivcn AT Civrvfo Lydia News . . . Bobby Pierce lies acceptec a jod in /\nania wun inc American Insurance Compan\ and will move there with hi: family. Our very best wishe: go with the Pierces as the\ leave us. Birthdays Barry Sumeral?June 12. Harold Taylor?June 25. William Bowling?June 111 Noland McCravy?June 19 Dollie McCravy?June 1 J. WEAVING NO. 3 2ND SHIFT By Billy Pace Mr. nnrl Mrs Jon f'orln\ celebrated their 21st weddinj anniversary June 2. Ronald Corley, son of Mr and Mrs. Joe Corley. recently came home from Washington "T" Keith and Kervin are the twii hoys of Mr. and Mrs. Tomm Huskey of Germany. They ar the grandsons of Mr. and Mrs. G C. Parrish. Lydia Mills. (e of South (I 19S9 1 i> \ i.n \i i.'vr i\i? i s. 1 < y / [STY ACHIEVE J. /,/ /, qcLia CoftorilTli ^> /<(////r///)/*//y '//' f/* ft /'t *//1 /ff/t <^ ' S/i f//*.*//'ft f / f/'f //, .*/// /// '/t'tty //// //nttt /-r /ty <//< </ ? ?>/, n. /i.C. i hi( da, o, 1 Inez Payton celebrated her birthday June 4. | Billy Pace celebrated his ? 20th birthday June 9. r Herbert Payton and family ^ spent last Sunday with his 5 mother and father. Mr. and j Robert Payton. Wilfred Harris is in the Veterans Hospital in Columbia. We hope Wilfred will make a speedy recovery and be back with us before long. Ralph Lanford recently went on a fishing trip and spent the night in his cabin on Tiger River. WEAVING NO. 3 3RD SHIFT 3y Fronie Franklin ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ward and Darrell are going to Myrtle Beach Saturday for a few days. Paul Ward celebrated his birthday June 3rd. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pet tit. Jr. and Ed Groes of Union visited Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lanford Sunday. I Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hazel spent the week end with Mrs. Hazel's father in Johnson recently. They also visited Mr. Dorrel Owens. Judv Ellis spent a week end in Lockhart, S. C. Andv Ellis stayed overnight with his grandmother last j week. We welcome Billy Wyatt n to the 3rd Shift. y Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Frank? lin visited in Columbia recently. THE CLOTHMAKEI S'lr?!i?a OR I EXT ills /y //, .,/ //, 7tV" J Clarence Mann celebrate 1?is birthday June 25. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Blac well and family visited Mi Black well's grandmother Camden. Mrs. Gwen Walker ai Bobbv of Columbia. S. C. ai Mr. and Mrs. Trov Boyce ai Bruce of Anderson. S. spent the past week end wi Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Frankli Larry and Raymond Ha/ sons of Mr. and Mrs. Lelai Hazel, have been sick t past week. Wilfred Harris is still a p tient at the Veterans Hospil in Columbia, S. C. Sidney Hazel has been a j: tient at the Joanna Hospil for a few days. SPINNING 1ST SHIFT By Mary Ellison Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fli of Pine Bluff, Arkansas vi ted his sister, Mrs. L. C. Joh M>n, and other relatives i cently. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan W\ and son, Mrs. Mary Ellis< Mrs. Ethel Moore and gran daughter and Mrs. Jan Campbell spent a recent Su day in Winnsboro with t latter's brother. Mr. Andn Perry. Mrs. Patsy McCaulv, daut: ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ma Windsor, had an operati recently at Hays Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. "Skeot"C man and Mr. and Mrs. ihm Johnson attended the Rel I 300 races in Darlington. I. Sgt. and Mrs. Eugene Peavy and son, Tony, have n just returned from Spain and tl were recent visitors of Mr. C and Mis. Jennings Cook. Mrs. J. H. Wallenzine of it Little River, mother of Mrs. u Lillie Belle Miller, spent a h recent week end with her daughter. On Sunday after- a noon Mr. and Mrs. Meadors t< Minic of Newberry visited IV Mrs. Miller. IV Birthdays g Sharon Hairston?June 15. a Laura Darby?June 12. a "Bo" Brown?June 15. v Raymond Horton?8 years? b July 8. h "Buddy" Campbell ? June 14. ' s Jerry Satterfield?June 6. c Jimmy Alexander?June 6. C Peggy Templeton?June 17. Johnny Messick?June 9. o Karen Hanna?June 14. c Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs J. B. O'Shields ?June 30. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tinsley s ?June 6. ' Mr. and Mrs. "Bo" Brown? June 10. n SPINNING 1 o m rv rin rT 1 xinu aniri By Lena Revis Hi Everyone: , We are glad to be back with you again. How the months do fly. Vacation time will soon be here and we wish to thank the management of our mills for making it possible for us to have our vacation with pay. Also we want to take this time to express our thanks for the nice barbecue that was given to us. Let us all endeavor to be more careful. work safely and always . E?d stop, look and listen in everything we might do. |<- We welcome to our dcpartrs. ment Mis. Gladys Blackwell in and Mrs. Gladys Campbell from the first shift. Gladvs id you better stay on the 2nd ^ ,1 \ i i 4 K i if f >?/>*-*-? Ill Willi ua 11 will IIUW nil. id Friends will be sorrv to j C. hear of the accident of Mrs. ( th Eula Quinton returning from in. work one Saturday night she el, fell and suffered a broken id hip. We wish for her the ke best of luck and a speedy recovery. . ,a_ Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Herring ;,1 of (ireenwood visited Mr. and * Mrs. Joseph Smith. ,a. Mrs. Lena Revis, Roland tal a n d Florence Revis, Mrs. CI race Webb and daughter. ' Cathy, and Miss Judv Ellis visited Mrs. Revis' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Maples of Sharon, S. C. nt Davis Crow with his aunt, si- Mrs. I lilt tie Willard. are en11 joying their vacation with *o- Mr. and Mrs. Broadus Cothran. 'at Mrs. Nellie Hughes said she >11. sure enjoyed the barbecue, id- Mrs. Louella Morgan Mr. les and Mrs. Cecil Morgan and in- children recenllv visited Mr. he and Mrs. J. W. Leonard of ?w Chester. Evelyn. Linda and .Jimmy ;h- Claik are spending their vark cation with friends in CJaff?n nev. Mrs. L. S. Harmon. Mr. and ol- Mrs. Aaron Matthew of Sa>ld luda spent a recent Sunday iel with Mr. and Mrs. Jack j JUNE. 1960 .aney and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Birchlore and daughters visited hie Oral Roberts Crusade in 'olumbia. Mrs. Bernice McElhannon ; recuperating at home after ndergoing surgery at Hays ospital. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Nelson nd Mrs. Rosie Nelson mo3red to Augusta, Ga. to see 1r. Nelson's mother. Mrs. 1:ii> Noknn e;n'c u oing back to Augusta shortly nd take M.s. Angie Wright, beautician from Laurens, /ith them so she might eautifv Mr. Nelson's mother's air. Miss Florence Revis is pending a few days with her ousin. Miss Sylvia Sharpe. of 'h ester. Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Owens f Huntsville, Ala. were reen t visitors of Mr. and Mrs. . W. Wrenn. Mr. and Mrs. Hex Hughes nd children motored to Great "alls. On their way they erved a picnic lunch. Mrs. lughes said they had a wonlerful time. Billy C. Davis, son of Mr. nd Mrs. Lester Davis, and oan Knighton of Union were inited in marriage June 4th >v the Rev. Paul E. Blake in Jnion. S. C. They spent their lonevmoon in Western N. C\ ind Tennessee. Here's hoping that everyme has a nice vacation. Birthdays Mac Nelson?June (>. Clyde Thomas?June 4. Cora Bell Crow?May 29. J. W. Wrenn?June 27. Paul Davis?18 years?June Lisa Davis?June 2. John (Buddy) Campbell? lune 14. Florence Revis? -June 29. Clyde Revis?June 21. Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Brown elobrated their 14th anniversary June 22. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stone >bserved their anniversary Uay 24. They were married ) years. CARDING 1ST SHIFT By Martha Wyatt The Lydia Campfire Girls eft June 20th for a weeks stay at C a m p Buckhorn. Hope they had a fine trip. We wish to thank the mill nana^ement for making it possible for all of us to have such fine barbecue as the tine a*hit'll was held on Wednes? j Robert Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jenninqs Cook, lydia Mills, recently celebrated his 12th birthday.