Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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OCTOBER. 1960 WEAVING NO. 1 1ST SHIFT By Alta Riser Donald Powers, son of Mr and Mrs. Allen Powers, lef Greenville by plane for Sai Francisco recently. There hi will be assigned overseas fo two years. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nca visited Mr. E. E. Neal who i ill in Taylors. Steve Neal spent a week end recently with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neal. Sid Riser and son of Anderson were the recent week-en< guests of the Leo Riser's. Alta Riser celet ited he birthday October 7. Edna Terry celebrated he L. ^iL J A-A a l r% uirmucty wciooer n. We wish to express our svm pathy in the death of Mr. Johi L. Smith of Salem, father o Mrs. Robert Neal. WEAVING NO. 1 2ND SHIFT By Beatrice Hawks Mrs. J. J. Smith and Nat and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gard ner visited relatives in Gree recently. Mrs. Palmer Ballenijer vis ited her sister. Mrs. J. J Smith, a few days last week Sorry to report that Mrs Lula Gruber, mother of Mrs Robert Butler, is seriously il iu Joanna hospital. (Had Mrs. Molly Wehunt i: able to return home after un dergoing surgery at Genera Hospital in Spartanburg. Homer Lawson says hi: bird dog has five future fielc champion puppies. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Butlei ar^ rejoicing over the birth o a fi !b. 11 ?)/.. son born Octo ber 2. Ho has been namec Paul David. Robert says lie i: tickled pink over a son. Mrs. Susie Hawks celebrated her 75th birthday October 2. Karl Turner had a birthda> October 15. Luna Turner had a birthdas October i JI Nancy Blease is the sister ol Mrs. Evelyn Simmons, Clinton Mills. This lovelv young lady celebrated a birthday Sept. 4. K At I 9 WEAVING NO. 2 1ST SHIFT By Ina Bell Hooper Sorry I did not get my news t in last month, but during the ^ rush of getting Tonv back to e Clemson and a few other r things I didn't make it. So for last month? 1 Jimmy Suttles and family s have moved back to Clinton where Jimmy is teaching at PC this term. Mrs. Suttles is the former Miss Joan Barker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Barker. :1 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Campbell and daughter of Charlotte visr ited Mrs. Campbell's parents. Mr. and Mis. R. C. Oxner rer cently. Mrs. Inez By rum w e n t shopping in Greenville a few t days ago. f Mrs. Helen Mattox and Cindy spent last Thursday in Greenville. Glad to report Mrs. Opal McAlister's sister is doing fine after undergoing suri gcrv recently in the Laurens County Hospital, r Birthdays Little Rickey Cauble was six years old September 28. Rickey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Colman Cauble of Laurens. His mother. Janet, works in Weaving No. 2. 1 Shirley Meadows, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Mea 5 clows, celebrated her birthday September 7. 1 Her parents celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary on s the same day, September 7. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Per land celebrated their 1st wedding r anniversary August 29. Mrs. 1 I Penland is the former Miss Sandra Meadows. , 1 Mr. Troy Bent lev and Pollv * Fallow had birthdays recently of course they celebrated theirs on the job like most of us always do and thankful too. Births Don Copeland is the proud lather of a little girl born j August 24 She has been named Nancy A Use. Now 1 shall give you the ih'ws (>i laie out not 100 late. Virgil Webb has been absent from work for about weeks. He underwent surgery at Hays Hospital and doinjj fine now. (Had to have Warren Cal- t vert working with us. He is ; from Weaving No. 3. Birthdays ?. Mr and Mrs. Clarence s i rooKsnire M<ui a birthday tliis month. His is on the 18th * and hers <>n the 11th. ! Mr. Boyd Watts celebrate! u a birthday October *J8. Little Ronald Bentley eele- I brated his 5th birthday on < October 8. Ronald is the son 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Bentley. ? THE CLOTHMAKER Troy is supervisor of Weaving No. 2. Clark Meadows is a brand new grandpa. He has a little granddaughter born last week. Elsewhere in the Clothmaker you will see a darling little babv girl waving at Daddy and Mama Watkins. Her name Kimberlv Denese. She was one year old October 27th. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Watkins. UIP A ^ " ?YCH VirMO NU. 'I. 2ND SHIFT By Leila Black Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Creswell and Keith with Mr. and Mrs. Neuffer Creswell visited their grandmother, Mrs. Janey Creswell, in Abbeville, Sunday. Mrs. James Blakey and Mrs. Vera Patterson of Laurens visited Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McGinnis Sunday. Reid Chanev. Joe McCall and Tommy Lanford went to Waynesville, N. C. October 2. Tommy said that everyone should try to see the mountains this year. Granny Bishop and Sister Willis are two of our most lcmembered faces for their good deeds and kindness at Lydia and Clinton Cotton it: ii ? iviuia vuia^es. we nope they have many more years here with their smiling laces. Mrs. Doris Morgan and Mrs. Leila Black honored Harriet with a birthday party September 24. Candy. Coke. Kool Ade and balloons were served. 26 guests were present. Each remembered Harriet with a gift. Harriet was 9 years old. Birthdays Inez. McGinnis September 15. Charles Cannon October 30. Judv Smith September 4. Margaret Patterson October 23. Annie Sloan October 7. Mr ami Mre Warl? TW-ii tr.ond of Woodruff announce l!io marriage of their daughter. Kay. to Louie Black, son >f Mr. Harry Black, of Clinton on September 22. Colev. our Supervisor, says thanks to all his help for their lielp in making the two million manhours without a lost time accident. He said let's ill start shooting for another two million for we are not >nly helping the company, we ire also helping ourselves and >U" families. So here is hoping we all are as careful the text hours we work as we lave been. WEAVING NO 2 3RD SHIFT By Joe Spillers R u b y a n d II a rrv L e c rhomas celebrated their 12th inniversarv September 25. Dot and Harry Lanford celebrated their 14th wedding inniversarv October 11th. Mildred and Buck Wilson elebrated their 17th anniver;arv October 7th. George Franklin Metts. son >i Air. wunam II Metts. will >c married to Miss Francis ' .linger on October 25th. Miss \ilnier is the daughter of Jr. and Mrs. Furman Fulmer ?f Prosperity. S. C. Mr. Wiliem Metts works in weaving <o. 2 on the 3rd shift. WEAVING NO. 3 & 4 1ST SHIFT By Mildred Kinard & Grace Wooten Mr. Bobby Spires of Davenport, Iowa was a recent visitor of his Aunt and Uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McNinch. Bobby is a nephew of Chris. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Tucker of Joanna were recent Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Tucker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fowler and Pat. Those attending the Southern Textile Exposition were J. W. Fowler, J. D. Gibbs, Jr., Ellison Roberts, and Rudolph Barker. At the time of the writing Mr. A. G. Galloway is a patient at Havs Hospital. We hope he will be back with us before too many more days. We welcome Harold Fowler to the first shift. Harold comes to us from the second shift. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Williams visited their grandson. Tony Wood, in Greenwood, who has been ill. Mr. Joe Terry is recuperating at home after being a m i o 1 o ^TT ** ?ii^v*?v cii pa ut'iii di nays l~ios~ pital. Hope you'll soon be feeling fine again. Joe. Judy Lever, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Evans Lever, underwent surgery at Hays Hospital October 11. Good luck and an early recovery to you, Judy. Wish everyone could see Mary Terry's bonnet. She looks like a little old ladv out of the 19th century, cute as pie. Serves a purpose, too. Keeps the cotton off her head when the clean up hands are blowing off. Birthdays Melvin Huev?Oct. 15. Don Handback?Nov. 6. Mildred Kinard?Nov. 5. Oscar Kinard?Nov. 6. Newell Brewington ? October 13. George Tucker?Sept. 25. Larry Fowler?Nov. 13. Gertrude Fowler?Nov. 19. Moll Huev?Nov. 30. Mrs. Tan Windsor?Oct. 26. Jimmy Hughes?Nov. 14. A1 C Harold Meadors Nov. 13. Mrs. Robe: t Adams?Oct 2. Joe Adams?Oct. 22. f-Mimvtrr varies Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cannon? September HO. Mr. and Mrs. Bootsic A! I man?November 6. Mr. and Mrs. Gholdle Simmons October 24. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Leopard ?October 27. Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Lantorri?October 11. Don't know whether our folks haven't been any who e or done anything, or just aren't tallrinu A . . ? til ? ?> CI > I I 11^ is all wo could get out of them. Mavbo more next month. A3 C William Adams has completed basic training at Lackland Air Force Base. Texas. He is spending 27 days at home with his parents before reporting to McQuire Air Force Base. Now Jersey, and from there to Fairport Base in England, where he is to be stationed 2 years. 3 David Wayne is the handsome son of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby English, Clinton Mills. He observed his second birthday October 10. T - J l W a C. W. Windsor, Clinton Mills, is shown with his son. Chief Damage Controlman C. S. Tan Windscr. and grandson, Tony Windsor. PI Wk fl icMtr-. Liltie Jimmy Wooten. grandson cf Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wooten. Clinton Mills celebrated his f;rst birtnday in Landshut. Germany, where his father. Sgt. Jimmy V/ooten, is stationed. This lovely little lady is Willie Wootcn, granddaughter of Mr. am Mrs. Cecil Wooten, Clinton N!iils She is shown feeding a ram in a park in Germany. Dixie Ann Simmons is the attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gholdie Simmons, Clinton Mills. She recently celebrated a birthday.