Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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JULY. 1960 WEAVING NO. 2 2ND SHIFT By Marie Taylor The B. P. Larks spent a feudays in the mountains of Oconee County. On July 10 the men from our weaving department enjoyed a fish supper at Greenwood State Park. From all reports the cooks. Bobby Johnson, B. P. Lark and Grady Edge, really cooked up a delicious feast. Martha Ann, Nancy and Patty Hughes attended the Music Festival at Ridgecrest ri>ront 1 v Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Birchmore and family visited a sister-in-law in Alabama. Little Elaine Blackwell of Orangeburg, granddaughter of the Charlie Birchmores, has been visiting them. Mrs. Tom Wyatt savs she has two new daughters-inlaw. One the former Susie Brown and the other the formor Hrnpio Rrounnntfin Mr. and Mrs. Russell Iusti vacationed at Carolina Beach. N. C. and Myrtle Beach. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Abercrombie spent a few days at Myrtle Beach. The Hiram Hugheys went up to Cherokee during vacation week. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Sumeral and sons spent a few days in Charlotte with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mclnvaille. Then later along with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sumeral went d o w n to Charleston for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sprouse spent a week end with a son in Aiken. Mr. and Mrs. William Bowling and children, Ladon McCravv, James Bowling and Lavon Templeton visited Bobby Joe Bowling, who is a patient in Bethesda Naval Hospital in Maryland. Birthdays Peggy Hughes?July 16? 10 years old. Roger Sherfield?July 7? - This handsome young man is Jimmy Miller, sen of Mr. and Mrs. Ezzie Miller, Lydia Mills. Jimmy will celebrate his 2nd birthday August 9. 1 ' . : J?^W~W^^XC*.^H ti | IKi^ 4 ^ -3,J 13 years old. B. P. Lark?July 17. Tom Wyatt?June 26. Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. Billv Sherfield?14th anniversary?Julv 6. WEAVING NO. 3 2ND SHIFT By Billy Pace Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corlv and lamily spent their vacation at Myrtie Beach. S. C. Sandra Mills was with them also. Claude Birchmore spent his vacation in Arab, Alabama. Claude was visiting his mother's sister. Robert Pavton went on a fishing trip during the fourth. He didn't even get a nibble. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Culbertson celebrated their 39th wedding anniversary July 12. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Culbertson went to see Wilford Harris twice during the 4th. Wilfred is in the hospital in Durham. North Carolina. Wilfred is expected to be able to come home around the 20th of July. We all hope so anyway. Mr. and Mrs. Billv Pace and Donna soent their vacation in Cherokee, Tenn. Joe Littlefield spent all of his vacation at Camp Stewart, Georgia. (Ha! Ha!) CLOTH ROOM By Shirley Barlow Well it's back to work. Vacation is over. Mr. Williams is back and our vacation is really over. (Just kidding Abie). Hope everyone enjoyed heir week off and we can look forward to next year. Mrs. R. E. Whitmire visited her brother. Mr. and Mrs. Rome Lollis, in Baltimore. Md., also Mr. and Mrs. Lee Crawford in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Whitmire and Roger attended the T.nllis ronninn in Hnnoa Pitli Mr. and Mrs. Perry Parish and Tami, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Parrish. Sr.. Mr. and Mrs. G. I it A'^Jw* ? This young life guard is Jimmie Earl Gregory, Jr.. seven months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Gregory. Jimmy wrs employed at Lydia Mills prior to entering service and is presently stationed in Pensacola, Florida. THE CLOTHMAKER C. Parrish, Jr. and Carol of Aiken and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wells enjoyed a picnic at Greenwood State Park on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lindy Barlow. Debbie and Cindy with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Evans, Charlene, Lynn and Karen spent the day at Myrtle Beach. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Whitmire were Mrs. Jack Lollis of Honea Path, Mrs. Dave Tucker of Greenville, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Culbert son and Mrs. Pat Green of Fountain Inn. Among those attending Ridgecrest in North Carolina last week were Mr. R. E. Whitmire and Miss Charlene Evans. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Roberts and children visited Sgt. and Mrs. E. M. Ford in Florence, also Mrs. M. L. Hardin in Walhalla. They also enjoyed a trip to the mountains. Mr. and Mrs. Major Crawford, Mike, Terry and Gay spent a few days at Davtona Beach. While there they attended the "Firecracker 250" race. Mr. and Mrs. Stokes Martin toured the Blue Ridge Mountains, while there thev visited Mrs. J. T. Wade. Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Macmhn of Spartanburg visited Mrs. Bettv Harris and Tersa last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ezzie Miller. Jimmy and Donald spent the week at Lake Greenwood. Mrs. Myrtle Alewine and sons. Arthur and Wayne, visited Mrs. W. E. Harmon in Warner Robins. Georgia. They also went to Mount Mitchell. Mvrtie says she nearly froze to death in July. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Thrift. Sr., William. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hampton and son and Mrs. Virgil Barnes and daughter vacationed at Daytona Beach. Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Wade of Chester visited Mr. and Mrs. rTdi v;~ ? """ Mrs. Lillie Belle Bennett. Mrs. Carol Templeton and Mrs. Gladys Blackwell spent the week end at Savannah Beach. Lillie Belle and daughter. Debbie, with Pope and Jackie Oxner spent the remainder of the week at Lake Greenwood. Last week visitors of Mrs. Hallie Campbell were Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Yarborough of Mars Hill. N. C.. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Glenn of Mauldin and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Starnes and children also of North Carolina. Hal lie Campbell visited Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Cox in Laurens. Steve and Sherry Jackson are spending the week at Ridgecrest, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shaw spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hairston with Edward and Betty Williams spent some time at Jacksonville Beach in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hair >u>n una sons, ^>ievo. and Wayne, with Tommy and Mary Ellen Ellison spent the day at Eollv Beach. Recent visitors of Harold and Ruby were Mr. and Mr. J. B. Carson and Nettie of Charleston, S. C. I gf 1 m IS I ,nj fifths I Capt. Jack Spillers, left, aircraf Squadron crew, prepares to begin a tc Jan and Carol, and wife. Jean, assn Mrs. J. W. Spillers, Clinton Mills. SAC Team: A A missile leaves its launch- t ing pad in Soviet Russia ii headed toward a predeter- r mined target in the United a States. Somewhere in the skies c above the scanning eyes of ^ any air defense command a radar set penetrates the dark night. t Two telephone calls and 15 c minutes later planes of the Strategic A i r Command's more than 50 bases, through- s out the U. S., are alerted and ^ on their way to retaliate. ^ To insure the results of this ^ concept a specified number* of ^ crews at Mountain Home Air e Force Base, the home base of p Capt. Spillers. are continually r on combat status for periods v ranging from 24 to 72 hours. n With demands like this always before them the spirit of togetherness is an everyday FPolitx' uritU ? vMii v ? wiiil uici k L1CW 3 U1 lilt' Command, as they lounge, eat. ^ sleep or train together, con- ^ stantly prepared to man their waiting aircraft. T^lirinrf tUn rvnrin/^ ^ i-'v.ii A * mv; OiCi t pCi. IKJKA HIC crews remain together, three men?aircraft commander, co- f pilot and navigator?highly d Anniversaries / Rev. and Mrs. Clee Blackwell celebrated their 8th an- p niversarv July 6. e Mr. and Mrs. Lindv Barlow t will celebrate their 11th anni- ^ versarv An trust 91 Birthdays J Larry Smith?August 16. J Jimmy Miller?August 9? n 2 year old. g Ruby Hairston?August 18. t Harold Hairston?August 3. t Charlene Evans?July 15. j, Edwin Evans?July 8. Lou Whitmire?July 22. t Juanita Crawford?Julv 22. fc Laverne Clark?July 22. ? Nellie Magaha?July 5. r Margie Barnes? July 30. b Martha Kine?Julv 10 s Matthew King?July 18. t Lillie Belle Bennett?Au- a gust 13. c Debbie Barlow?August 19 i ?7 years old. C 5 t commander of a 99th Bomb ur on alert as his two daughters, t. Jack is the son of Rev. and Iways Alert rained, efficient and all busless, proving that three SAC len constitute a team and not crowd. They are always together, aged in the alert facility be und barbed wire guarded by rmed sentries and their dogs. All have their ears tuned to he sound of the base's numrous alert buzzers and sirens. Recently an air division ommander was quoted as aying. "SAC has been able o accomplish something that ;enerations of athletic coaches lave declared impossible ? :eep alert crews so conditiond that they are always at the teak of their team effort, eady to hit their vehicles rherever they are day or light." The togetherness is a prodict of necessity, in that the ntire crew must be ready to ;o when the time comes. T *1 1 i ' in ine oarDersnop one is in he chair, while the others ffer advice on the correct tyle of hair cut. They all go o the same movies and stay ogether during their alert utv periods. yetafW District Girls (Continued from page 1) )eborah Lawson; Wood Gathrers ? Laura Smith, Gail vester. Janice Caughman, .inda Osborne, Dianne Wilon. Judy Lever, Lee McCall, o Carol Terry, Frieda Foster, oyce McAllister, Marsha Turer. and Ermie McCall. These iris were awarded beads for he honors, and they sewed hem On tVinir ? . . vwiijp 1 lie ackets. Later when the girls reurned from camp, their notetooks were reviewed by Mrs. iara Word, a member of the eviewing committee. As the >ooks were checked, the Trail lookers received a charm, and he Wood Gatherers received i ring. At the ceremonial at amp. nine Blue Birds were ecognized who will become Tamp Fire girls in September.