Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SEPTEMBER, 1960 WEAVING NOs. 1. 2 & 3 1st Shift By Irene Davenport Bobby Cook, grandson of Mrs. Helen Cook, was given a surprise birthday party at the Pistol Club in Greenville September 2. Games were played in the beautifully decorated room. After which he opened the many gifts. Thirty-five children attended. He returned to Cleveland September 4 for the winter months. Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor and children of Randelen, N. C.. spent the weekend with the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Taylor. Mrs. E. P. Taylor accomUr\?? f of U/\?? TV T ? ? T TViT pciuivu iivti muil'i , iv11 . l j. iv i. Medlin, of Greenville, to Walhalla on Sunday to attend the Hood reunion. Friends of Mrs. Agnes Williams will be glad to learn she has returned home after a few days stay at Hays Hospital. John Motte observed a birthday September 20. David Shockley observed a birthday September 3. Mrs. Helen Weaver was a recent visitor of her sister, Mrs. Frances Meeks. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Coates, who have been away for about five years in Ohio, have returned to Mauldin to make their home. Mrs Coates' mother, Mrs. Sal lie Satterfield, is spending two weeks with them. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Burdette visited their daughter. Mrs Hilda Campbell, in Charlotte, N. C.. recently. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Culbertson and son and Mrs. Boyce Willingham of Greenwood visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corley. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Harris visited in Sharon this pas! weekend w i t h Mrs. Roy Latheran. Mr. and Mrs. James visited the latter's brother. Collie Hill, in Anderson Hospital im'i. ufl WBtWM This lovely young lady is littli Beth Starnes, one year old grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. C Starnes. Mrs. Starnes is em ployed at Lydia Mills. ?' 4 .X^4 ?4W.?4 -"^-.B S\; fck' B yi4 > ^'-^1 T?5^3RB?. ^ji^RBBR^BHRfc^TH^RH Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Gallman and Mrs. J. L. Riley and daughters of Rock Hill visited at Fort Bragg, N. C., this past weekend. Betty Gallman celebrated a birthday September 11. Mrs. G. W. Culbertson, of Greenwood, spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Furman Bratcher. Mr. and Mrs. Lindy Fuller and son and Mrs. Louise Griffin were supper guests on Sunday night of Mr. and Mrs. Furman Bratcher. 1 ; 1 _ T.. 1 r* " * june tsovce, 01 lnman, spent the past week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davenport. Pat Owens observed a birthday on September 14th. James McLendon observed a birthday September 16. Mr. and Mrs. I. C. McLendon and family and Mr. and Mrs. Clevis Wilkes and daughter visited Mrs. Thelma Walker and Mrs. M. F. Spoon in Mt. Vernon, Ga., recently. James McLendon returned i ? ? pome wnn mem after spending the summer with his grandmother. Mrs. M. F. Spoon. Little Brian Shealev, of Greenville, spent a few days recently with his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Truman Owens, and Larry. Peggy Mclnvaille has returned to Lancaster to re? sume her teaching there for the next term. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mclnvaille and daughter of Charlotte. N. C.. spent a weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Mclnvaille. recently. I Little K a t h y Mclnvaille. granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Mclnvaille, cele; brated her 4th birthday September 7. Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Grace and family, of Honea Path, [ visited Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bailey on Saturday of last week. 1 Cecil Davenport has returned home for a few days after spending the summer working in Orangeburg. He returned to Clemson September 14 to continue his studies there. Mrs Sarah Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crowe and Steve and Billy Trammell and Mrs. Jerry Holland, of Seneca, attended the 11th Annual Southern a()() Auto Races [ at the Darlington Raceway J on Labor Day. WEAVING NO. 1 2nd Shift By Lilliam Forester Johnnv Stewart celebrated B his 7th birthday Sunday, August 'J 1st. with a party on their front lawn where they enjoyed several games and THE CLOTHMAKER then they came into the dining room where they were served cup cakes, candy, ice cream and lemonade. Seventeen little friends came. He received many beautiful and useful gifts. Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart motored to Gastonia, N. C., Friday, August 19. James stayed and attended his uncle's funeral. Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Hughev attended the Southern Five Hundred Race in Darlington, S. C., Labor Day. They enjoyed it very much. Bcnnie Sinclair went fishing and tried to beat H. N. Hughey's 9 lb. 1 oz. bass but he did not have any luck. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Sumeral and Tommie and Barry and Mr. and Mrs. Edd Sumeral spent one weekend at the mountains recently. Mr. and Mrs. Howard McCauley and Pam visited Mrs. Dova Broome and Betty Sunday afternoon. Birthdays Libby Taylor?August 18. Ronnie and Donnie Taylor A - A 1 p /\U^USl 10. Blanche Covan?August 22. Eugene Forester?Sept. 26. WEAVING NO. 2 2nd Shift By Marie Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Hughey were down at Darlington on Labor Day to enjoy that big Southern 500 Race. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Sumeral and sons. Tommy and Barry, enjoyed a motor trip to the mountains of North Carolina recently. Mrs. B. P. Lark recently spent a few days in Cincinnati, Ohio, with a sister. Little K a t h v Mclnvaille, niece of Mrs. Perry Sumeral, celebrated her fourth birthday September 7. Mrs. Melvin Hughes, Mrs. Russell Iusti and Mrs. Webb Taylor were Sunday visitors in Augusta, Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gregory and children visited his parents in Honea Path Sunday. At this writing, Paul Motes and James Hughes are both patients in Columbia hospitals. James is in the Veter^ IK onrl D liv/uj/nwi anu X d 141 ill lilt.* Columbia Hospital. We hope both will soon be back with us. Janie Phipps and Roger Dale Jackson have returned to De La Howe School in McCormick after spending the summer with their grandparents. the Theodore Jacksons. Mrs. Perry Sumeral and Tommy and Barry attended the Boiter reunion in Greer. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Pierce, of Atlanta. Georgia, visited friends and relatives here Labor Day weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Kye Holcomb. of Jacksonville. Florida; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Corlev, of Saluda; Mr. and Mrs. Sanford ..f t- 1 * * "<7?, "i mi *:? iivme, ana lvir. and Mrs. K. B. Brownlee. of Woodruff, wore recent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell I nst i. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Jackson visited her sister who is a patient in Woodruff Hospital. Welcome back to Fred Cunningham. Fred has just returned after having spent two years in the Army and he says he's sure glad to b back. Birthdays Janie Lee Sumeral ? Sepl 24. Tommy Sumeral?Sept. 12 Bruce Gregory ? Oct. 3 ? ' years old. Michael Hughes?Oct. 7?i years old. Lynn Gambrell?Sept. 12? 8 years old. Judv Hughey?Sept. 23?1 years old. Dora Jackson ? Sept. 16 ? Mrs. Jackson won't say hov old she is. WEAVING NOs. 1 & 2 3rd Shift By Minnie Carroll Among those attending th? Southern 500 in Darlingtoi were Jimmy Carroll. J. W South. Ray Campbell an< Billv Fennell. They tell m< it was pretty exciting. Jimmy Hairston would lik to know if anyone has notice* lately how Bones Campbell' dog has taken up with Wal lace Patterson in the shop. We're sorry to hear tha Mrs. J. W. South is in the hos pital. Hope she will soon b well again. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Starne enjoyed having their two son spend a few days with then recently; James D. Starne and wife from Fort Jacksoi and Michael T. Starnes. hi wife and daughter. Beth from Whitin Field in Miltor Florida. Martha Ann Stone, daugh ter of Wilma Stone, cele brated a birthday Sept. 29. Becky Stone had a birthda Sept. 26. Mildred Lawson said to tel evervone she was Slu-ppt teen Sept. 12. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Starne celebrated a wedding anni versary August 22. We're glad to have Loy White back with us. R u e b e n Overstreet cek brated his birthday Sept. 1 He won't tell which one i was. Carrie Gallman recently a1 tended a wedding in Miam Florida. WEAVING NO. 3 2nd Shift By Johnny Bragg Pauline Willingham visite Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corley Sur day. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Little field visited his uncle i Spartanburg Tuesday. Charles W. Harris has re turned to Veterans Hospite in Columbia. S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Culberl son visited Mr. and Mrs. Jo Corley and family Sunday. Mrs. Robert Pay ton vvi take a trip to Cleveland. Ter nessee for a Church of Go These two little dolls are C Mickele Pace. 2. children of M 5 e 6 >iri I 'Zi> m 6 f 1 1 I \ ^' B r i r i Cathy Seawright is the 6 year old granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Crawford, Lydia Mills. S HnnalH RnnaM ic V%? ? ?? rj Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Tucker. Lydia Mills. 1. * ^ JM* Douglas is the son of Mrs. Christine Campbell. Lydia Mills. He celebrated his 15th birthday i. August 10. ^ Jit ^ ! $ 11 ^ Jimmy Seawright is the seven month old grandson of Mr. and 0 Mrs. A. T. Crawford. Lydia Mills. 1 I JHBHKri Jerry Duane. 7 months, and Charlene r. and Mrs. Ronnie Pace. Lydia Mills.