Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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APRIL. 1961 SPINNING NO. 1 t 3RD SHIFT ( By William L. Burden C. W. Windsor celebrated 1 a birthday April 10. i William L. Burden cele- 1 brated his 19th birthday April < 16. Maggie Lou Burden cele- ] brated her birthday April 12. i Mr. and Mrs. Carl Camp- 1 bell celebrated their 24th 1 wedding anniversary April 10. Mrs. Hoyt Martin and sons ] of Atlanta. Georgia spent the i week end with Mrs. Martin's sister, Mrs. Ruth Varnadoo. ] Mis. Martin is a former em- 1 ployee of Bell Telephone in Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Lawson announce the birth of a < daughter, Elizabeth Elaine, born Easter Sunday, April 2. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith are the proud grandparents. Mis. Thomas Smith celebrated her birthday April 14. Darrell Bragg celebrated his 8th birthday April 5. Billv Hay Hyde celebrated a birthday April 20. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cooper. SPINNING NO. 2 3RD SHIFT By Mildred & Allene Keeping young?that's what Allene s::i i rl She joined the "Married Gals Ball Club" and she's so sore from practice she can hardly walk, ha. Toss that cane away pal. Ganging up on Grandma? Sis and Frankio Samples. Alice and Tony Brewer and Mr. and Mrs. Luther Turner and daughter visited Mrs. Ethel Rucker in Greenwood on Easter. "Hi Ya' Red". Missing in Action ? Gene Graham is still out on leave after an appendix operation. Miss that "Good Mornin" call SCIENCI US 91 I y II At W MHf BBS ' mH The Mercer Silas Bailey School s winners were: Earl Turner, Wayne V Donald Grant and Lee Price. Earl Turner, son of Mr. and M with an electric crane. The picture above shows a nur their projects. ? 4 4..... ? l- : - ? l? : 11 IWU U tlULR 111 UlU IlltJl 11111^4 jene. Woodrow Campbell of our Coffers Brigade has been out i long time after having a leart attack. We're keeping >ur fingers crossed, Woody. She Went That-A-Way ? Marie Baker returned to work after a long leave, worked two weeks and now she's out for three weeks to nurse her son. Jerrv. who is in General Hospital in Greenville. Best of Luck. Proud Grandma ? Mr. and Mrs. Maxie Garrett announce the birth of a big girl April 1st. Berdie Reid is truly the "Proud Grandma". April Showers Brine Birth day Flowers to?Jcrrv Baker ?April 1?Freddie Samples? April 13 ? Cheryl Heaton ? April 15?Thomas Howe?April 16?Lynda Bible and Sandra Bolt ? April 17 ? Lessie Kay and Aarron Gossett ? April 27. Welcome Back To ? Sis Samples and Margaret Lewis after a short leave. Margaret says Gynell is doing fine after her appendix operation. They visited Whitmire Sunday. Sucker Bait? William Samples caught the biggest fish ever last week. Yep. you guessed it. he got caught on his own fish hook. Well. Allene. that's all the news except the weather ? Save it for next month. SPINNING NO. 3 3RD SHIFT By Talmadge Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson and family spent a week end visiting Joe's relatives all around Sanford. X. C. Mrs. Minnie Beck and daughter, Bobbie, were visitors to Atlanta recently to see another of Mis. Beck's daughE FAIR I it ' ? Iw'aI cience fair was held April 18. The Vomble, Don Johnson, Bruce Dees, rs. Dorsey Turner, won 1st place nber of the science students and THE CLOTHMAKER ters, Becky Posey. Little Marion Deadwyler, son of Christine, celebrated his 5th birthday on April 7. April 6th was also the birthday of Mrs. Joann Sanders and the 25th is that of her husband, yours truly. Don't they come fast. A great big welcome back to Mrs. Rachel Howe, who returned after a couple years rest. Helen Butler visited relatives in Rockingham, N. C. 13 Danny Morgan is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Tucker. Clinton Mills. SPOOLING 1ST SHIFT By Kate Riddle Mr. and Mrs. Neuffer Creswell visited the latters sister. Mrs. Bill Freeman, in Columbia recently. Mrs. Freeman entered Ft. .Tackson Hospital for surgery on Saturday. We wish her a very speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wertz and son of Spartanburg spent a recent week end with Mr. and Mrs. Jones Wallenzine. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilkerson, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Folds and Mrs. Oscar Nash and granddaughter. Christine, of Augusta. Georgia visited Mr. and Mrs. Jones Wallenzine recently. Mr. and Mrs. John Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams of Chester. Pa. spent a week end with Ralph and Kate Riddle recently. Happy Birthday Kellv King?April 11. Kate Riddle?April 15. Ginny Ragwell?April 28. Eddie Bigham?April 28. naipn mciciie?April l. WEAVING NO. 1 1ST SHIFT By Alta Riser Hi Everyone: News is scarce this time of year as it seems everyone is either spring cleaning or goine fishing. Steve Neal of Asheville. N. C. visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neal during the Easter holidays. Mrs. Marv Terrv and Miss Susan Terrv visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe P. Terry. Jr. and familv in Aiken recently. Mr. R K Riser. Mrs. L. M. Riser. Bobbv Riser of Waterloo and Miss Pat Coleman of Greenwood visited the Leo Risers recently. Birthdays Donald Powers?April 26th ?Donald is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Powers. Nub Barker?April 9. WEAVING NO. 1 2ND SHIFT By Beatrice Hawks Well, I'm mighty glad to be back on the job after being out sick several weeks and I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who gave in the pounding which was sent me and for all the help everyone has rendered in any way since Mother and I have been sick. It will long be remembered and appreciated. 1 Lt. and Mrs. David Smart are spending a .50 aay leave with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Alexander of this city and Mr. and Mrs. Thurmon Smart of Greenwood. Lt. Smart leaves the 23rd of April for Puerto Rico. Mrs. Smart will spend a few months with her parents before joining her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Lee Owens and son were recent visitors of Mr. Owens' Grandmother. Mrs. J. J. Smith. Mrs. J. J. Smith was called to Greer recently due to the illness of her brother. Alvin Hueble spent two weeks leave at his home and i cpui icu rvpi 11 a iu r ui i Benning. Georgia. Ann Vaughn spent a few days with her father. Ernest * ~-r ^ r- -r ^y Kir Mr. and Mrs. Albert Turner of Laurens announce the marriage of their daughter. Sandra, to Larry Walker of U.S. Navy, Great Lakes. Illinois. Her father gave the bride away while her brother. Albert. Jr., served as best man. Mr. Walker is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Walker of Laurens. The young rouple are making their home in Great Lakes, Illinois until he finishes his schoolir *. Mr. Turner is employed in the Weaving Department at Clinton Mills. Vaughn, and Mrs. Susie Hawks and Beatrice. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Vaughn and children visited Mr. Ernest Vaughn recently. Sorry to report Mrs. Molly Wehunt is a patient at General Hospital in Spartanburg. Marion Deadwvler says he is glad we arc not running on Saturday. Maybe he can catch up on fishing. Good luck to you. Marion. Birthdays Mrs. Robert Butler ? April 23. Royce and Grady Smith? Aprii 11 and 12. Beatrice Hawks?April 28. Ralph Alexander?April 19. WEAVING NO. 7 1ST SHIFT By Ina Bell Hooper Tommy Landlord along 3 with his Sunday School Class enjoyed a picnic at Greenwood Lake last week. Glad to report Opal McAlister's mother is much better after undergoing surgery for a broken hip at Self Memorial Hospital in Greenwood. Sorry to report Joann SutA 1 _ 1 -A - a T TT ues is a paneni ax nays nospital. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Barker. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Oxner are happy to announce the arrival of a new grandson, William Brian Campbell, born March 20. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Campbell of Charlotte, N. C. Ruth added that she was sure glad that he had arrived. Airman Third Class Jimmy Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Webb, was home for the Easter week end. He is attending electronics school in Chanute, Illinois. Birthdays Joe Bentley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Bentley. celebrated his 9th birthday April 26. Mable Butler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walt McAlister, had a birthday April 16. Tr\nt* Unnrrnr cr\v-> of i xvii> liUUUtl , own Ui \ UU1 O trulv. was 20 vears old April 16. ' Mr. and Mrs. Bill White celebrated their 15th wedding anniversary April 8. We all join Kenneth Madden in wishing for his mother a speedy recovery. She underwent surgery in the General Hospital in Greenville recently. WEAVING NO. 2 2ND SHIFT By Leila Black Mr. Melvin Creswell and sons. Tommy and Keith, attended the races in Fountain Inn. S. C. Saturday night. Harriet Black spent her Easter Holidays at Greenwood with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. James Craine, Mr. Warren Craine. Mrs. Blanche Creswell and Mrs. * V - ,1 * ^ < . ? ? . ? i ..? "*>' This happy young fellow is Davy Butler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Butler. Clinton Mills. Betty Creswell visited relatives and shopped in Greent?? 1 ? \ 111C Oct I U I LiClV* Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Harris of Sanford, Florida visited Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McGinnis Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Campbell visited her three sisters D?U? 1- ?i in i ci/xi uvn nit* wt*t*K ena. Rave said he hadn't gotten to go fishing any but he and his grandson Philip Rave, went and caught a good many minnows.