Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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OCTOBER, 1960 WT/A WEAVING NO. 1-2-3 1ST SHIFT By Irene Davenport Mrs. B. F. Barley of Goodwater, Ala. spent the past two weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Ira Bailey, and Mr. Bailey. Bruce Wayne Ballew celebrated his 7th birthday on October 9. Mrs. Florence Shockley celebrated a birthday on October 3. Mr. and Mrs. Jim May and son visited in Waynesboro. Georgia recently. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Culbertson and children of Greenwood were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Furman Bracher recently. Mrs. T. V. Bratcher of Greenwood is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Furman Bratcher and T\ M 1 % * ^ * rnr. unci ivirs. aam uwons tins week. Mrs. Joan Shealv and children of Greenville spent a few < days with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davenport as Bill Shealv and Truman Owens attended the World Series. Linda Sue Satterfield observed her 12th birthday on October 18. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Coats and family of Mauldin spent the past week end here with Mr Jinrl M.c R C *.**??. n. v . UV I I IV 1U and family. Phyllis Shealy. granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davenport. observed her 10th birthday on October 28. Sherry, Steve a n tl Dell Campbell of Charlotte. N. C. spent a week end recently with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Burdette, who accompanied them home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Gallman visited in Rock Hill recently and visited Mrs. James Gallman at a Charlotte, N. C. hospital. Mrs. .1. L. Hi ley and daughters of Rock Hiil visited the John Gallmans Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Jenkins and Mrs. Willie Cannon spent a recent , week end at Fort Benning, Georgia with Staff Sgt. Willie Cannon. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Holland of Seneca spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. J. II. Crow. WEAVING NO. 1 2ND SHIFT By Thelma Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Armstrong and family of Hock Hill visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Armstrong, the other week. Glad to know that Mrs. Lillian Forrester is home after a two week stay at Hays hos- i pital where she underwent surgery. Jimmy and Johnny Stewart. 1 J 1 \ I .xX 1 1 _?? iWWi 4CM ^ fcj g j sons of Mr. and Mrs. James C. r Stewart, spent the night with * Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Waldrop I and Debbie recently. I Mrs. G r a d y Edge and daughters spent the day shop- ^ ping in Greenville Saturday, t Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davis and * Hal of Lake Lure, N. C. spent the day Sunday with their r daughter and son-in-law, Mr. c and Mrs. Ralph Landford. ? Mrs. Ralph Landford, Mrs. ' Ernestine Terriel and James Stewart attended the inspec- ^ tion of the Glendale Eastern a Star Saturday night. Too bad ^ Thelma and Ralph work on v t lie second shift and couldn't r go. Mrs. Rex Harris. Mr. and * Mrs. Lester Harris and Mrs. ? Bobby D a v i s visited Mr. U..UU.. T~\ : ---1 ' * uxuuv uavis wno is a paiient r in the Veterans Hospital in i Augusta, Ga. c Grady Edge. Bennie Sinclair, Rov Patterson and c Johnny Holder and Hiram ' Hughev were among the c many who attended the Textile Show in Greenville. Mrs. James Campbell visited in Greenville the other fweek. 1 t WEAVING NO. 2 2ND SHIFT By Marie Taylor No matter what else we do this month none of us should complain about anything. Oe- * tnlior ?-w\t i ??->!?' 4 vw. v. Iiwv V/III \ IIU.-> JJCl I L'L I weather?the happy medium ' between hot and cold?but brings restored energies, and * hoids the promise of Thanks- c giving and Christmas. Then of course. October brings Hallo- 1 ween. Experience teaches us that we should remember this with its trick-or-treaters. Our supervisor. B. P. Lark, and Earl Gregory were two ' from our department who c went to the twenty-first Tex- 1 tile Exposition in Greenville. From their reports, we know it was an interesting show. Mr. J. P. Oakley was recently called to Toccoa. Geor- a gia clue to the death of a sister. Wo extend to Mr. Oaklev e.ur sympathy. Mrs. Charles Mclnvaille and Kathy of Charlotte and Mrs. Minnie Dobbins of Cross Anchor were recent guests of the Perry Sumerals. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Sumoral celebrate their fifteenth wedding anniversary October :i! The Karl Gregorys visited relatives in Anderson recently W e b b T a v 1 o r. M o 1 v i n Hughes and .Johnny Holder attended the National 401) Stock Car Race in Charlotte October 16. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cox were Saturday visitors of Mr J and Mrs. William Bowling. i fHE CLOTHMAKER Bill, Tim and Nancy Bowing were among the small quests who helped little Ricky 3olson celebrate his second )irthday. Birthdays Theodore Jackson ? Octo>er 18. Doris Hughey?October 31. Danny Holder?October 18. Darrpll Hnlrlor in ?-Mm V?* A A W1V4 V. 1 V/V. IUUC1 1 J. WEAVING NO. 1 & 2 3RD SHIFT By M. Carroll We'd like to welcome our lew employees to the Weave loom. They are Edna Hughes, Jos Pennington, Cecil H. Srewer and Henry Starnes. Michael Templeton, son of /ir. ana mrs. wayne iempleon, was four years old October 13. Wilma Stone says she is ni^htv glad to have her two laughters. Martha Ann and Shirley, back home after beng in the hospital. Congratulations to Mr. and drs. Jimmy Starnes on the irrival of a son. Kenneth Daid. born September 30. He veighed 7 lb. 14 oz. He is the low orandson of Mrs Trla itarnes. Lvdia Weaving. Also Jrs. Starnes had a birthday September 23. We're happy to hear that drs. Claude L. Tuiner is dong nicely after a serious opration recently. Little "Cindy" McElhannon. laughter of Claude and Bilie McElhannon, was one year >ld October 6. Douglas Overstreet was ourteen years old October 25. Tony and Christine Dean, irandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. uieben Overstreet. celebrated heir birthdays. October 27. WEAVING NO. 3 2ND SHIFT By Johnny Bragg Mrs. Doris Hughes had a >irthday September 25. Mr. Marion Littlefield has )een out sick two days. Mr. Charles Harris has reurned home from the Yet rans Hospital. Mr. Robert Pay ton watched he world series on his color rv. Mr. Claude Birchmore had i birthday September 29. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Littleield celebrated their 8th wed ling anniversary September ) Mr. and Mrs. C. Gault cele>rated their 12th wedding anliversarv September 12. Mr. P. Douglas Waters had i birthday September 23. wT\m Donna Pace, granddaughter of ^Irs. Christine Campbell, Lydia tfills. was six months old Octo>er 19. CARDING 1ST SHIFT By Martha Wyatt Mrs. Alice Snider and son, Donald, and Mrs. Nell Mills attended the Greenwood County Fair in Greenwood recently. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Blackwell visited Mrs. Blackwell's mother, Mrs. Juster, in Cross Hill recently. Mrs. Juster has been sick and we hope that she is feeling much better now. Mr. and Mrs. Billv Cooper, daughter and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Cordell Sanders, are visiting at the Sanders' home. Mr. and Mrs. Cooper live in New Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Davis had Mr. and Mrs. James Mercer of North Carolina as their guests last week end. We want to extend to Mr. and Mrs. John F. Deaton. Sr. a heartv welcome to the Lydia Mills Village. Mr. and Mrs. Deaton are now living on Pine Street. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Seay enjoyed a trio to the mountains of North Carolina last week end. CARDING 2ND SHIFT By Carl Turner Mr. and Mrs. Adger Crawford. Jr. and daughter. Reeina. helped his mother celebrate her 52nd birthdav. Floyd McClain celebrated his birthday Ocober 16. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nelson celebrated their 27th wedding anniversary October 14. Rev. and Mrs. Donald Cook of Pamplico. S. C. visited his mother Mrs. Ada Cook, in Newberry this week. CARDING 3RD SHIFT By W. L. Ciambrell We are glad to have John F. Brown back at work after being a patient at the Laurens County Hospital. Also glad to know Furman Bagwell is much improved after a recent stay at Hay's Hospital. Congratulations to William A. Bagwell of Lydia and l enda Sanford of Joanna. They were married October 8. William is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Furman Bagwell. Mrs. Charles Wincey. Jr. of Greenwood is doing fine after a recent tonsil operation. J[ This little doll is Cynthia McClhannon. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude McElhannon. Lydia Mills. She celebrated her first birthday October 6. 5 ' iM II Doyle Campbell, son of Mrs. Christine Campbell. Lydia Mills, celebrated his 6th birthday October IS. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Motes visited Mr. and Mrs. John Grist of Clarksville. Ga. recently. We are happy to have Odie Nelson back at work after an illness at Hay's Hospital last month. Hawaiian Delegate To Textile Show ^ iK At?1 ^ wr jC^T^rJl BhmBW^^I "Bo" Brown. Lydia Mill Shop employee, is shown in his traveling suit as a foreign representative to the Textile Show recently held in Greenville. "Bo" stated he had a very enjoyable time but returned to his home minus the grass skirts. aft* David Franklin Shockley. Jr., 7 months, is the grandson of Mrs. Mabell Freeman. Clinton Mills, and the nephew of Mrs. Martha Motee. Lydia Mills.