Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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6 /C*<f ([ ( 'V ae S" v^ A Family Grace ? Tha FATHER, we around this table for Thy great gift of life, that Thy love for us is not c of ours, for good health, that we know neither hung for warm clothes to wear, for those who love us best, for friends whose words chased away dark cloud for the zest of living, for many an answered pray for kindly providences that and harm. We thank Thee that still we to supply all our needs, a land knows peace, whose skies are of the enemy, whose fields anc by the flames of war, a land wi meadows still serene. O help us to appreciate all tl it, to be grateful for it, to be { pride that boasts, but in a gr more worthy. In Thy name, to whose b< spread before us, to Thee we $ From ? "T LYDIA NEWS . .. (Continued from Page 5) cent visitors of their daughter and sister. Mrs. Connie Davis and Family. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cook . ?,j i\/r r* ?1-'~ * u ? V1MICU IVIIS. V^UUIV ^ Id II 111 who is in the St. Francis Hospital in Greenville. We are glad to have Mrs. Lucille WTilbanks back at work after being out on a sick leave. Mrs. Frank Seagers of Ohio and Mrs. Frances Adams of Rock Hill are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wilbanks. Miss Sandra Mills was a recent visitor in New York going to represent the Horizon Club. Sandra is the daughter of Mrs. Jessie Hairston. Capers Gregory is ill at the IO Rev. and Mrs. Clee Blackwe Margie Martin, daughter of Mr. an Blackwell is pastor of the First Ba Rev. Blackwell celebrated a bi well November 6. IP' //Jaeiterm4n nksgiving Dinner 1 thank Thee: lependent upon any worthiness er nor want, of encouragement have often s, er, have nreserved us from Hancror ( live in a land bountifully able which still by Thy Providence not darkened by the machines 1 woodlands are still unblasted th peaceful valleys and smiling hat we have, to be content with Droud of it?not in an arrogant ateful pride that strives to be aunty we owe these blessings *ive our gratitude. Amen, he Prayers of Peter Marshall" Veterans Hospital in Columbia. Mrs. Lillie Bell Miller and Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Smith and son, Mike, visited Asheville, N. C. last week end. Mr. and Mrs. Quinton Jones had a wedding anniversary November 19. Mary Faith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Quinton Jones, celebrated her 4th birthday October 26. Marlow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Quinton Jones, celebrated his 3rd birthday November 11. Jimmy Hairston was two years old November 25. Lessie Davis had a birthday November 2. We are glad to have Addie B. Coleman back at work ft 11. Mrs. Blackwell is the former id Stokes Martin, Lydia Mills. Rev. iptist Church in Gray, Maine, rthday October 15 and Mrs. Black THE CLOTHMAKER after being out on sick leave. Mr. Henry Beal says there is a revival on at the Church of God. Everyone is invited. Rosa Satterfield went shopping in Greenville recently. Alvin Satterfield, A.N. is now aboard the U.S.S. Lexington which is now in Hawaii. 3rd Class Petty Officer Ray Riley is spending the week end with his wife and children. Mr. E. L. O'Shields and J. D. Pitts of Ware Shoals were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O'Shields recently and also Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Queen of Cowpens. SPINNING & SPOOLING 3RD SHIFT By Claudine Whitt Hi Folks: It's news time again. I am taking my first try at this. Excuse all mistakes. Maybe I will do better next time. Miss Laura Cauble will celebrate her 11th birthday December 15th. She is the daughter of Rudy and Louise Cauble. Little Gary Cunningham is ill at his home with cold. Teddy Lamar McLendon, son of Mrs. J. E. McLendon, vtqc Knon c i r?Lr A Ica M rc liUU K/V.V.II UiV. I\. 1 iiOW ill 1 O McLendon's mother, Mrs. Kate McDaniels. Joyce and Leland Manlev. daughter and son of Mrs. Eva Mae Manley, will celebrate their birthdays December 8th. Members of the Milam Road Church enjoyed a dinner Saturday evening November 5th. Otis Martin does enjoy eating chicken. Little Roxanne, Aaron and Vicky Whitt, daughters and son of Mrs. Claudinc Whitt, are all sick at their home at 55 Beech Street. Mrs. Sarah Oswald has been ill at her home on Oak Street. Glad to see you out again Sarah. Mr. George Howell, father of Mrs. Claudinc Whitt, will return to Greenville General Hospital November .'11 for another eye operation. Hope he will soon be well again. Glad to hear that Alvin Oswald is able to be up again after several weeks of illness. Little Jimmy Bass, son of Mr. Lewis Bass, is beginning his first year in school. Jimmy is real proud of his little school mates. Dianne Bass is in the 4th grade. Mrs. Claudine Whitt is able to be back at work after a few days stay at Hays Hospital. Janice Caughman, daughter of Mrs. Geneva Caughman, celebrated her 14th birthday November 8. Ottie Woody has a new granddaughter. She is the TV /I ? AT uau^iuci ui ivi I . (II 111 IVirs, James Woody. Ottie says he doesn't know her name just yet. Mrs. Cora Calvert has a new granddaughter born Octobei 4th. Mrs. Earline Estes is able t< be out again after 8 days in the hospital. Hope she will be back to work soon. Larry McCravev, son of Mrs. Dollie McCravey, wil celebrate his 13th birthday November 25. Phyllis Freeman celebrated her 4th birthday November 9. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. Nannie Wilson. CARDING 1ST SHIFT By Martha Wyatt Sgt. Harold Snider of the U. S. Air Force is spending this week end at home with his mother, Mrs. Alice Snider. Mrs. Tracey Dees, Jr. of Columbus, Ohio is visiting Mrs. Verner Dees at Lvdia and her mother, Mrs. Littlejohn, of near Laurens. Mr. and Mrs. Bill King motored through the mountains of N. C. on a recent Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Blackwell i\n r> i ~ ~ 1 1 1 ? ~ vianeu iviis.. DiacK.weii brother, Mr. L. J. Collens, of Greenwood recently. We are glad to know that Mrs. John F. Deaton, Sr. is better and has returned home after being a patient at Blalock Clinic. Happy birthday to the following: Donald Snider ? November 14. Judv Patterson?November 8. Mrs. Mary Patterson ? November 13. Billy Wayne Wyatt ? De 1.1 v.ci 11 uci i ~r. Here's hoping everyone will have a real happy and enjoyable Thanksgiving Day. CARDING 2ND SHIFT By Carl Turner Mrs. Ada Cook celebrated a birthday November 15. Mr. C. W. Riser celebrated his 54th birthday November 1. Larry McCravy, son of Mr. Nolan McCravy, will celebrate his thirteenth bzirthday November 24. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Spradley viciloH ttioir HaiirtVitor anfl son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Henry, in Charleston. S. C. on the 29th of October. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Emory and family spent the week end at Chimney Rock. N. C. recently. CARDING 3RD SHIFT By W. L. Gambrell We want to welcome Douglas Sullivan of Laurens to the third shift. Glad to have W. L. Gambrell back at work after a recent illness. Mr. F. S. Childress is ill at his home. Hope he will soon be better. John F. Broom is a patient at the Veterans Hospital in Columbia. We wish him a speedy recovery. We extend our sincere sympathy to John Broom and Mrs Annie Bell Johnson in the recent death of their brother, Clyde Broom. CLOTH ROOM By Shirley Barlow Maybe next month we will be in our new cloth room. 1 lii ihc ?<? Tha< air ? /.? >/1 i? 1.vn ..w^/v * ?*?*. II 1 V I 'I IV I 1 I II M I" , ing will sure be nice next i summer. | Mr. and Mrs. Hall King visited their daughter. Svlvia, at Winthrop College, Rock I Hill Sunday. Miss Mona Can, non spent the week end with (Continued on Page 7) NOVEMBER. 1960 Steve Hairston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hairston. Lydia Mills, celebrated his 10th birthday November 1. IL. ^K ML ' X j V w I Ann Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Harris, Lydia Mills, is six years old. Ray Riley. Jr. is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O'Shields, Lydia Mills. Donald and Donna Lynn Lawton are the son and granddaughter of Mrs. Lillian Forester and granddaughter of Mrs. Jessie Mills, Lydia Mills. Donna celebrated her 1st birthday November 19. StaMBHraf* ' I W Mike is the husky youngster of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Owens, l Clinton Mills. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Furman Bratcher, Lydia Mills.