The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, February 15, 1961, Page 5, Image 5
FEBRUARY. 1961
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WEAVING NO. 1-2-3
1ST SHIFT
By Irene Davenport
Bimbo Ballew has been ill
at his home with measles.
A^nes Williams celebrated
;i hirtllflnxr fin I<\il-irii!irir 1U(li
W. V. .V.V.J W? I JL V.WI UUi y I ./U I.
Don Leopard celebrated a
birthday on February 15th.
Mildred Bailey celebrated
a birthday on February 3rd.
Lonnie Dale Childress celebrated
his 13th birthday on
February 11th.
J. D. Spoone of Mt. Vernon,
Georgia spent a week end recently
with his sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
I. C. McLendon, and family.
Helen Cook celebrated a
birthday on February 28th.
Joe Davenport celebrated a
birthday on February 26th
and his two small grandsons,
Brian Shealy of Greenville
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ceieoraiea nis arci Dirinaay on
February 19th and Larry
Owens celebrated his 5th
birthday on February 28th.
Little David Shockley, nephew
of Mrs. Martha Motte,
celebrated his 1st birthday on
February 20.
Amelia Shockley celebrated
a birthday on February
16th.
Jimmy Meeks celebrated a
birthday on February 20.
Mrs. Sarah Jenkins and
Lynn and Mrs. Willie Cannon
spent a recent Sunday in
oeneca with their mother,
Mrs. J. H. Crow, and sister,
Mrs. Jerry Holland.
Mr. and Mrs. John Clallman
and daughter visited in Rock
Hill the past week end.
Our deepest sympathy goes
out to Hudson Davis and
other relatives in the death of
his brother-in-law, Mr. Pat
Patterson, a former employee
and resident of Lydia.
WEAVING NO. 1
2ND SHIFT
By Lillian Forester
Mrs. CI 1 a d v s Campbell,
daughter-in-law of Mr. James
Campbell, is still in Self
Memorial hospital in Greenwood.
Pvt. Kenneth Armstrong of
Fort Jackson, Columbia spent
Kathy is the lovely daughter ol
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Culpepper,
She celebrated her 9th birthday
February 14.
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the week end with his par- '
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arm- ,]
strong. '
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Sinclair
of Simpsonville spent jj
the week end with his parents, ,
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Sinclair. .'
Miss Betty Jo McDonald, ?
daughter of Mrs. Dova
Broome, and Mrs. Virginia Wilson
visited friends in Co- '
lumbia Sunday. ,
Mrs. Donald Lawton and
daughter of Orangeburg are
visiting her mother. Mrs. Jessie
Hairston. and Mrs. Lillian
Forester this week.
We were sorry to hear of
the death of Mrs. Grady
Edge's brother, J. A. Black,
Sr., of Greer, S. C.
Dena Marlcne Campbell,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C(
Walter Campbell, celebrated ^
her birthday February 2. She
was 2 years old. ?
Jimmy Stewart, son of Mr. n
and Mrs. James Stewart, was
9 years old January 2.
The Lydia Fishing Club had ^
a reel off supper Saturday
night. February 4th. They fed
a hundred or more and every- ^
one enjoyed it very much.
Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart ?
celebrated their 20th wedding
anniversary February 1st.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Edge
and daughters are making ,
their home at 200 South Hoi- 1
land Street.
WEAVING NO. 1
3RD SHIFT
By Mildred Lawson
Mr. M. G. Overstreet, b
father of Reuban Overstreet a
was 74 years old February 3.
Betty Jean Stone, daughter a
of Mrs. Wilma Stone, will ^
celebrate her 13th birthday,
February 16. b
Martha Ann Stone has been
a patient at Self Memorial v
Hospital for a few days. She
is the daughter of Mrs. Wilma r
Stone.
Mr. and Mrs. James Deitz t
announce the birth of a son ^
January 25. v
Mr. Turner said he did not
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weather lias been too bad
Said he sure had a nice time c
in the snow. \
Terrv Crawford, son of Mr. 1
and Mrs. Major Crawford,
had a birthdav February 24. t
he will be 12 years old.
We want to welcome James 1
o?nitn nnc-K 'o ino .irct sum. i
WEAVING NO 2
2ND SHIFT ;
By Thelma Stewart
Eddie Abercrombie enlisted 1
in the Navv the other week.
ne is siauoneci ai ureal
Lakes. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Abercrombie.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Abercrombie
visited in Virginia ]
! tin* other week. <
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram i
Hughev are the proud grand
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irents of a fine baby girl. ab
Sorry to learn that Mary irr
nn Gregory has been sick su
ith the measles. She is the H<
lughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
regory. Ja
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore of
ickson celebrated their 37th of
edding anniversary Februy
27. to
Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Lark de
debrated their 24th wed- (P
ng anniversary Februarv ?
).
Woodruff Chapter No. 54
rder of the Eastern Star
eld their annual inspection
aturday, February 11. The m
anquet was held at 6:30 and is
was put on in an unusual tic
lanner. It was carried on in fii
obo Manner, serving hot dc
:>gs and drinks. They had a irge
bon fire at one end of m
le room. Mrs. James Stew- Jj
rt is Associate Conductress,
ames Stewart Associate Pa on
and Mrs. Ralph Lanford
olds star point of Ester.
Birthdays
Mildred Harris?Feb. 13.
Thelma Stewart?Feb. 17.
Patty Hughey?Feb. 24.
WEAVING NO. 2
3RD SHIFT
By Minnie Carroll
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fcnncll I
idebrated ten years of weded
bliss February 23.
Donnie Vandeford celerated
his 27th birthday Febiarv
15. q
Little Billy Powers, son of
Ir. and Mrs. William Powers,
'as four vears old February
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Donna Lynn Carroll,
aughter of Mr. and Mrs.
immv Carroll, was two years
Id February 8.
We want to welcome Wilam
Powers to the 3rd shift.
Mrs. L. C. Johnson celerated
a birthdav February
1.
WEAVING NO. 3
3RD SHIFT
By Fronie Franklin
We welcome Charles Brown
iack after 3 years in the
rmy.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lanford
nd children visited in the
fountains of N. C. recently.
Johnny Lanford had a
irthday in February.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill McGee
isited the latters parents,
Jr. and Mrs Clarence Mann
ecentlv.
Gwen Walker and son
lobby of Columbia, visited
/Irs. Fronie Franklin the past
reek end.
Robert Dunaway rclebrated
lis 6th birthday February 7.
Jovcc Cool and Maria SanT
lers ot Newberry spent the J
veek end with Carol Frankin
recently. n
We welcome Carl D. Reaves
o the 3rd shift.
Andy Ellis, son of Mr. and
Urs. Houston Ellis, has had
he measles.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Jackion
and family of Inman
risited Mr. and Mrs. Dovle
Fempleton and Terry recently.
CARDING
3RD SHIFT
By W. L. Gambrell
Congratulations to Mr. and i
Mrs. Carol Laster on the birth
>f a son. Jcrrv Edmonds, Jan- (
uarv Hth. c
Mrs. Frank Childress is \
le to be back home and is
iproving after undergoing
rgery at Self Memorial
aspital recently.
We extend sympathy to
mes H. Price in the death
his aunt, Mrs. A. E. Dyson,
Melbourne, Florida.
We also extend sympathy
Charles M. Davis in the
ath of his uncle, Minnis
at) Patterson, of Clinton.
Heavy Machiner
An interesting sight is the
acninerv at LvdJa where a n
underway in the Card and ?
)n the "new look" at Lydia \
lest in the nation. It takes a
me as these pictures show.
oing Down
An entire spinning frame 4
f inr ci icnoiif) f r\ i- u i +
, uuu^viivivu iwi a 111W1MV.M k
oom below where it is swur
nation.
ust Arrived
Another card on safe arrh
ew location on the top floor.
Richie, son of Mr. and Mrs
^arl Campbell. Clinton Mills
relebrated his 18th birthday Feb
ruary 16. He is a senior at Clin
ton High School.
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This handsome young man with
the lovely birthday cake is Mike
Cogsdill, three year old grandson
of Mrs. John Hedsoeth.
y on the Move
moving of heavy production
lass realignment of machinery
Spinning Rooms. Upon complevill
place the plant among the
heap of moving to get the job
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fc^JTnll
3 feet long is lifted off the top
, and then lowered to the Card
lg lightly into place in a new
al. readv for positioning in its
Jn
Donnie, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Leroy Gregory, celebrated his 4th
birthday December 26.