Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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FEBRUARY. 1961 WEAVING NO. 1 1ST SHIFT By Alto Riser Mrs. J. C. Moadors is a pa ueni at Mays hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neal visited Mr. Neal's mother, Mrs. Lula Neal, who was seriously ill in Greenville. Miss Susan Terry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Terry, is now working with the South Carolina Hospital Association in Columbia. She began her new work on February 6. Uncle Hugh Cunningham, father of Mrs. Elmer Quenn, celebrated his 80th birthday February 10. We are glad to have Lillian Putman and Clinton Gambrell back at work after their unfortunate episode with the ice. Mr. and Mrs. W. I). Terry and daughter, Jo Carol, visited Mrs. W. G. Jackson in Columbia recently. WEAVING NO. 1 9MD CHTFT By Beatrice Hawks Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gardner and Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hueble attended the wedding of Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. Hueble's nephew in Ware Shoals recently. Miss Sallv Holsonback became the bride of Mr. Cary Smith on January 27 in Ware Shoals. Mrs. Smith is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Holsonback of Ware Shoals, and Mr. Smith is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Royce Smith of Ware Shoals. We are glad to have James Croy back after being out sick several days. I'm glad to have my mother at home after being a patient at Blalock Clinic several days. Miss Nan Smith has returned home after being a patient at Blalock Clinic several days. Mrs. Vivian Kuykendall is at home after being a patient at Blalock Clinic. We miss TBP !? This is not an Eskimo, it is litMe Christy Ivester, 20 months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ivester and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arzo Ivester. ] KflL. vou Vivian. T/ Well, news is scarce this time. Hope to have more next time. . ri WEAVING NO. 2 U 1ST SHIFT h: By Ina Bell Hooper Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oxner of Aiken spent last week ^ end with his parents, Mr. and " Mrs. R. C. Oxner. J< Mrs. R. C. Oxner visited lc her daughter, Mrs. Mary C1 Campbell, of Charlotte who is a patient in the hospital there last week. Birthdays 11 Tommy Landford will have S1 a birthday March 8th. ^ Janet Cauble celebrated a birthday February 26. Her son celebrated his Februarv 3. T S WEAVING NO. 2 2ND SHIFT ti Mrs. Troy Shealv of Green- y wood and Mrs. Vera Patter- u son of Laurens visited Mr. a] ana ivirs. w. n. ivicuinnis Sunday. C( Mr. and Mrs. Reuel Knox js and Mrs. Kate Turner of u Williamston visited Mr. and j, Mrs. Harry Black last g Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Cres- jc well visited Mrs. Creswell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas sj Hooper, in Newberry Sunday. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Philip Madden a are the parents of a big bov. ? This makes Rave grandpa 0 again. s] "Kat" Smith said she knew ^ we were all tired of her sj granddaughter talk but she u was going to talk about it p right on. ti b Happy Birthday to: t] Loree Lawson ? Feb. 12? n Which one. Loree? ^ Leila Black?Feb. 10. Melvin Creswell?Feb. 9. 'r Donald McGinnis?Feb. 13. Ricky and Dickey Patterson, twin sons of Mr. and c Mrs. Rave Patterson. Feb. 4th. n Glad to have Bills' Leopard u back after being out ill. <l fHH h el t! ci . i V 11 ai C! "I will be walking and talking ( in a few months", says three months old Connie Ivester. She fi is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. u Vernon Ivester and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arzo Ivester. J fHE CLOTHMAKER WEAVING NO. 3 & 4 1ST SHIFT By Mildred Kinard & Grace Woo ten These months really roll by >n't they? First thing we low it's going to be spring ?ain. After all this ice I'm ire we'll all welcome some arm weather. Don't know how we missed ?tting this news in last onth, but anyway we've got now Barbara Ann Brewigton, daughter of Mr. and rs. Newell Brewington, and )hn Jennings, son of Mr. and [rs. Roy Jennings, also of linton were united in marage January 3 by Judge 'asson in Laurens. The date as a double meaning now for is also the birthday of Barara's mother. The newlveds are making their home i Lakeland, Florida where Hiii is> empiuyeu ui a cnemal plant. We wish them eery happiness. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas James ad children. Mr. and Mrs. olan Snelgrove and children ad Mrs. Missouri Wilkie aent a week end in Gainesille. Georgia with Mrs. J. F. nderson. Mr. and Mrs. George Price ttended the singing at the extile Hall in Greenville aturdav, February 4. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Marn of Asheville and Mr. and Irs. Millard Stevens of Conn, ere recent visitors of Mr. nd Mrs. Henrv Suttle. Cnl. Cole L. Blease. Jr. re?ntlv stationed in Germany. ; spending a 30 day leave ith his sister and brother-inivv. Mr. and Mrs. Gholdie immons. '"Bud" will report ) Fort Knox. Kv. when his 'ave is over. We've had quite a bit of ckness among our folks: Irs. Lewis Butler. Jr. spent night and dav in Havs Hosiial recentlv for treatment f reaction from shot. Glad le's able to be back at work. Irs. Marv Terrv is out on ck leave at time of this riting and also Mrs. J. W. owler who has been a paent at Rlalock Clinic. Hope v the time vou read this aough that thev'll both be hie to be back at work. Janet >nnedv. daughter of the Rov Penned vs. recently had an ierown toe nail removed but ae's doing fine now. You know there are 3 iasses of neonlp- thnsp x i y ? " * *v' lake things happen: those ho watch things happen; nd those who don't know nything has happened. Well, [arold Fowler is in the first lass. We asked him Tuesday he had any news he said no". Then what do you link he did? He went out nd made news. Just shot imself in the leg with that estern style pistol which he easures! "Quick-Draw McIraw" we call him. Seriiislv, Harold, we're sorry bout the accident and hope mi'11 cnon lin rtnArl qp ? V. >1 UX'VII fc,v/\?v? oo I ? . Our deepest sympathy to 10 M. D. Smitherman family i the death of their mother ad wife, Mrs. M. D. Smithrman. January 18. We welcome Jimmy Campell and Bud Davis to the rst shift. Both are glad to e on the first shift but immv said he still had to get used to getting up that early. Congratulations to Terry Campbell on being promoted. Terry is working now with the overhaulers and said he really liked it. Earl says he's doing fine, that they broke him in helping with 5 loom sides in a row. Birthdays and Anniversaries Gladys Hughes?Feb. 14. Neuffer Creswell (38)?Feb. 11. "Chuck" Lever?9?Feb. 28. Tnnnno T nnnocfor Ooiric Feb. 22. George Price?Feb. 27. Mrs. Dora Leopard ? Feb. 10. Aileen (Mrs. Harold Meadows)?March 11. Janine Meadows, daughter of the Harold Meadows, 2? March 12. Terry Campbell?Jan. 17. Ned Handback?March 23. Here is news! A woman (over 16) tells her age! "Shorty" Campbell said she was proud that she is livine Ferbuarv 25 to celebrate her 34th birthday and that she had been working exactly half of her life. That is 17 years (for you who can't count). Mr. and Mrs. George Price celebrated their 18th anniversary February 6. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Wooten have an anniversary February 12 and February 23 is the birthday of Margaret. Malcolm Fowler, son of the J. W. Fowlers, is visiting his parents for awhile before going to El Paso. Texas. Malcolm is working with the Fed oral Aviation Agency as ar Air Traffic Specialist. Mai colm has been working ir Atlanta, but is being trans ferred to Texas. Good luck tc you Malcolm. WEAVING NO. 3 2ND SHIFT By Johnny Bragg Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Payton and family visited Mr and Mrs. Robert Payton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paytor on/^ fo rv-? iK* ^ UilU iOUUlJ \ 1311CU 111 1 t't'11* wood this past week end. Mrs. L. E. Culbertson vis ited her daughter in Green wood. Mr. and Mrs. Sonnv Gauh and family visited in Unior Sunday. Mrs. Floyd Moore has re turned to work after an op eration. SLASHING 1ST SHIFT By Mary Price Dear Clothmaker. The news from our depart ment is scarce for this month Mr. a n d Mrs. Kennetl Prince of Spartanburg visitec Mrs. Prince's Grandmother Mrs. R. G. Watson rerpntlv Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Watsor and Mrs. Ursula Blakelv vis itcd in Cross Anchor recently Mr. and Mrs. Thorn a: Campbell and Mrs. Lacor Pinson visited Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Oliver of Greer. Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Oliver have a brand new babv girl. Re melle Jean. Mrs. Oliver i; the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Campbell. Mr. Robert Strange visiter Mrs. Mary Bouknight re centlv. Mrs. Dewel Proffitt anc 3 nflB i Jimmy Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Webb, is presently in basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, Lackland, Texas. Jim is really enjoying himself according to the latest report. liB vi r npt ' W* ' jfr\' * iwkwm Gail Campbell. Clinton High School freshman, celebrated her i 16th birthday February 5. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Campbell, Clinton Mills. jg ^ V Little Kimberly Wallenzine is very busy with her sewing as "Pluto" stands guard. She is the 1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maxie Wallenzine. Clinton Mills; also granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wallenzine. Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell. Lydia. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Erskine Milam, , the former Betty Johnson, will celebrate their second anniversary February 28. jCS*- s^j/^m^^KL "That was real funny" says Christine and Mark Hedspeth. grandchildren of Mrs. John Heds peth, Clinton Mills.