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6 Clinton News - (Continued from Page 4) ciation for the assistance B given to my children and my- s] self in the past few weeks, b May God Bless each and G every one who had a part in J it. Pray for us that God will work our troubles out at his o will. Thanks again. Kather- IV ine Heaton. e Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wilson e and children of Lydia and Mrs. Mary Barlow from Clin- a ton spent a recent Sunday in IV Columbia with Mr. and Mrs. ? Paul Wilson. a Mr. and Mrs. Ewell Knigh- h ton of Woodruff visited Mr. b and Mrs. Grover Starnes on a recent Sunday. a Mrs. D. C. Harmon of Un- a ion visited her brother and v sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C Grover Starnes. last Sunday. S Annversaries Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Heaton? t< October 5. e Birthdays c Rufus King?October 14?7 ^ years old. ^ Tereca Heaton ? October 13 ?5 years old. a Jimmy Heaton?October 27 ? ?13 vears old. S tl SPINNING NO. 1 ^ inn ruipr or\Lj jniri By William L. Burden Mrs. Francis Dillard had a birthday October 6. o Mr. Millard Price had a a birthday October 10. ( Allen Price celebrated his tl 2nd birthday October 28. He is the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Price. We welcome Mrs. Joan Page back to work after being out sick. SPINNING NO. 2 J K U bMIM By Mildred & Allene Thanks Allene for missing me last month. That trip to the hospital sure left me feeling a lot better. Looks like all our friends en the third tried to get sick. I he:r" Margaret Chilton underwent eve surgery at Newberry and her daughter. Guyncll. hod a foot operation at Havs Hospital. After leaving the hospital they visited Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Gregory near Clinton. We sho did miss our Section Man, William Samples, while he was out sick. Glad to see you back. Ruth Samples is recuperating at hnmp aftnr lio. with the flu bug. Carol kept Sis Samples busy visiting him at Blalock Clinic for a week but he is doing fine now. Even Buck McWaters got to visit the hospital. His wife presented him with a baby girl September 25. They named her Donna Sue. Mr. and Mrs. John Brewington have a big girl. Jonette. born September 21. Well, no one was any older this month exceot Margaret Chilton October 9. We welcome Lizzie Harrison back to the third shift from the second. Ah"'n Whitmire ^ets the welcome mat and that does it for now. See you next time d around. h. CLOTH ROOM By Dorsey Turner Mr. and Mrs. To m m y lolmes and daughter, Robin, pent the week end in Columia with friends, Sgt. 1 C r era Id Johnson and Mrs. ohnson and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. James Turner f Joanna, and Mr. and Mrs. larion Turner spent the week nd in the mountains of westrn North Carolina recently. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Davis nd son, Maxie, and Mr. and Irs. James Craine visited irthur and Dot's daughter nd son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. iuddy Blackwelder and bovs ^ Wilmington, Del. recently. Mrs. Lillian Wallenzine long with Bette Wallenzine nd little daughter, "Kim", isited Lillian's mother. Mrs. leneva Coker. in Greenwood aturday. Little Donna Brown of Maxim, North Carolina spent sevral days with her grandparnts, Mr. and Mrs. Melford Grange and Mr. and Mrs. B. 1. Brown, in Laurens. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Waldrop nd children, Mrs. H. B. Saxn, Mr. and Mr. Harold Saxon nd Robin and Mrs. Bruce axon and Diane visited in le Blue Ridge mountains in Forth Carolina recently. Birthdays "Chink" Frier?Nov. 11. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. English bserved their 40th wedding nniversary September 23. Sorry we didn't get that in ie last edition.) Cinnie Madden?Nov. 8. Eddie Madden?Nov. 19. Cynthia Madden?Nov. 21. Tommy Waldrop?Nov. 18. AS SEEi I ait ? More The above Clinton-Lydia "qi irected ad is one of a series \vl 'ecord, the daily newspaper foi THE CLOTHMAKER GRANNY CENTER CELEBRATES 81ST BIRTHDAY Miss Bessie Holtzclaw and Mrs. Vesta Eubanks honored their mother. Mrs. Ada Center, with a birthday dinner Oct. 2. Granny was 81 years young and received many lovely and useful gifts. Those enjoying the occasion with her were: Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hughes. Iris. Jimmy and Martha Jane Horton; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holtzclaw; Mr. and Mrs. Luther Fuller and Gail of Greenwood; Mrs. Essie Powells and Mr. and Mrs. Lee J. Holtzclaw of Greer. Many of her neighbors and friends dropped in tc extend their wishes. As Safety Is Practiced In Portugal At the movies you will find yourself surrounded bv tall, dark-eyed, handsome young men in orass nais, and carrying axes and clubs. These are Firemen and Policemen ever ready to guard against arson, theft and sudden political uprising. N l!N THE DAILY NEVi '"Print Cl ' and more bleach cries, fin hem to bay Clin' r?they say the 'fives them bette ?,r pieces witkfe \ice a better roN Cottons, inc jality-cost conscious" customer lich appears in the Do I if Nines r the textile trade. The Cloth BEREAVED Y; "Dot" Harvey, Laboratory Technician, is in mourning . . . her beloved Yankees have had it! Dot was hard to live with around the office when the Yanks were out front early in the Series. Dot, typical of the dejected Yankee fans, i s shown as she arrived for work following the downfall of her Yanks bv the score of 10 to 9 on Thursday, October 13. "Sick, Sick. Sick," is the best way to describe the feel ings of Clinton employees Truman Owens and Edgar Ballew. Truman and Edgar, along with several other Yankee boosters, attended the three game series in New York on October 7, 8, 9. While 1 in the big city, they visited t Clinton Cottons, Inc., our New 1 York Sales Organization, 1 where they were cordially re- J ceived bv Mr. Norman Meyers \ and his associates. They were 1 Some Coarse . . . Some Fine . . . "Look here, daughter," said father, "that young man of 1 yours stays until a very late t hour. Hasn't your mother said anything about this?" t "Oh. yes, father," replied daughter. "Mother said that 1 men haven't changed a bit ( since she was a girl." t 7S RECORD ? OCTOBER 3 foffa> orp. m wr customers ishers and proves ton pmrl T.vrlia V * A W* * M M JL V v/ quality is r finished results wer seams rn. ^>y I ? ..... x -J it yuu, 100, aemann Detier results to compare CLINTON & LYDIA fat and economy with the cloths you . *111 West loth St., New York, N. Y. L maker will run other Clinton C< Reprints of this advertisement mills' bulletin boards. OCTOBER, 1960 MMKEE FAN St i ^H1 &? \ H3 t KH^K^Hi \ bA Hi ^ t7 Dot Harvey?in "mourning" for Bronx Bombers. iighly impressed by the beauiful offices located in the Dime Union Bank Building ocated at 111 West 40th Street and continue to talk of he warm reception extended hem by our folks there. Some with a Different Twist Mountaineer: "What'll my joy learn in this here school, eacher?" Teacher: "History, spelling, rigonometry . . Mountaineer: "Give h i m ots of that there triggernom?try?he's the worst shot in he family." 19(>o t aim I .igg - we urge you irics for quality die now using. On^acre 5-7300 ittons ads from time to time, are currently posted on the