The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, April 15, 1961, Page 5, Image 5
APRIL, 1961
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CARDING
1ST SHIFT
?y rviartna Wyatt
Everyone in the card Room
is certainly very glad to get
the re-location of machinery i
completed and back on their
regular jobs again.
We want to take this op- !
portunity to thank the management
for the improvements
made and especially
the air conditioning.
We are glad to know that
Mrs. Alice Snider is getting
along nicely after an operation
at I lavs Hospital. We
want to wish for Alice a very
speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Tucker
and Mr. and Mrs. Johnny '
Deaton were shopping in
Greenville on Monday.
Mrs. F. L. Thornbury has
returned home after a few
weeks visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Elvert Boswell. who
lives in Shannon, Georgia.
All the Lvdia Campfire
Girls enjoyed their trip to the
skating ring in Spartanburg
on last Friday night.
We are glad to know that
Mrs. J. 1). Oaklev is on nnd
at home again after an operation
at Blalock Clinic.
Mr. Leroy Davis celebrated
his birthday on Easter Sunday.
Mr. W. D. Wyatt celebrated
a birthday April 18th.
Mr. John F. Deaton, Jr.
extends an invitation to everyone
to attend services at
the Church of Clod on Sloan
Street. Clinton. S. C. on each
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will begin at Newberry. S. C.
on May 1st. T. C. Parker will
be in charge of service.
CARDING
2ND SHIFT
By Carl E. Turner
Mrs. Ada Cook visited her
son. Rev. Donald E. Cook, and
family of Pamplico. S. C. dining
the Easter holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Spradley
visited their daughter. Mrs.
L. (). Henrv. and Mr. Henry
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Arnold Edmonds celebrated his
26th birthday April 6 and his
daughter. Phillis, was one year
^ old April 1.
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find grandchildren of Charleston,
S. C. the pujt week end.
Carl E. Turner observed his
20th birthday March 21.
Johnny and Jackie Emery
celebrated their 14th birthday
March 28.
Davy Roberts celebrated his
9th birthday April 11.
WEAVING NO. 1. 2. 3
1ST SHIFT
Linda Gail Shelnut was 14
yenio old April 16th.
Mrs. Norma dean Wilbanks
and children visited Mrs. Sarah
Shelnut over the week
end.
Bobby James visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
James, over the week end.
Bobbv is in the Army and is
stationed at Fort Jackson.
We are glad to have Betty
Gallman back after being out
on sick leave.
We wish to welcome Ray
Campbell to the first shift.
Garcl Satterfield will have
a birthdav May 13.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Culbertson
and familv of Greenwood
ate supper with Mr.
and Mrs. Furman Bratcher
Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kitchens
celebrated their 20th wedding
anniversarv the 19th of April.
Mr. and Mrs. Rav Boozer
visited Mr. and Mrs. Abe
Warrens of Newberry Sundav.
Thev also visited in
Saluda on Sunday.
Mrs. Victoria Culbertson
and children were recent visitors
in Tennessee.
WEAVING NO. 1
2ND SHIFT
By Lillian Forester
Mr. and Mrs. Perrv Sumeral
and sons visited friends in
Mauldin. S. C. recently.
Mrs. Pova Broome ami
Bcttv visited in Greenville
this past week end.
Bennie Sinclair and son
went fishing at Clark Hill
Saturday. They caught several
crappies.
Mr. Clarence Taylor. Frina
Singeston and Thelma Johnson
of Elizabethton. Tennessee
visited Mr. and Mrs. Webb
Tavlor and Bonnie recently.
Pvt. Kenneth Armstrong of
Fort Jackson. S. C. visited his
parents. Mi*, and Mrs. Earl
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rrnsirong. mis past veek
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Bonnie Kay Taylor, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Webb
Tavlor. celebrated her 14th
hirt hdav April 7.
News is scarce this month
hut mavbe wo will have more
next time.
Hiriam llughev said he
wanted the weather to clear
up for he wanted to make the
scales fly.
Mr. and Mrs Perry Sumoral
visited Mrs. Minnie Dobbins
in Cross Anchor last Sunday
THE CLOTHMAKER
WEAVING NO. 1 & 2
2WD SHIFT
By Thelma Stewart
It is good to have Roy
Patterson back at work after
being out a week from injuries
he received from a fall
from his motorcycle.
Mrs. Lewis Abercrombie
spent several days in N. C.
with Mr. and Mrs. H. K.
Garret the other week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lanford
said they wish to thank all the
good people here for the gifts
which were given them. Also
to Mrs. Mary Lee Hughes and
Mrs. Janie Sumeral and Barry
for their nice visit and the
package thev brought. Also
all the other visits people
made. It meant so much to
see people with kind words
while we were so very very
blue. At present they are
living in a two room apartment
upstairs over Lamar
Lanford funeral home just
beside their home which
burned.
Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart
and son. Jimmy a id Johnny,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Harrv
Stewart and sons and Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Dyer and Ronnie
in Kings Mountain April 9.
Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Lark
were among the many who
visited the ice show in CI men
ville.
Mr. anci Mrs. Floyd Moore
and family visited in Ridgewav
and Blythewood during
the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Moore
made several trips to Augusta.
Georgia recently where
Mr. Moore's sister was a patient
at Eugene Talmadge
Memorial Hospital.
A 1C Rav H. Jackson, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Jackson, spent two weeks at
home. He is stationed in the
airoase in Portland. Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Jackson. Ray, their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Harris of Joanna motored
to Charleston on the
25th of March. While there
they visited the Isle of Palms
and the Edisto Gardens in
Orangeburg. Easter they had
all their children and grandchildren
at home for the day.
Jimmy Stewart is back in
school a f t e having the
mumps.
Birthdays
Nellie Sherfield?April 11.
Timmy Bowling?March IT
?4 years.
Billy Bowling?March 25?
5 years.
Bonnie Taylor?April 7.
Marv Lee Hughes ? April
10.
WEAVING NO. 1 & 2
3RD SHIFT
By Mildred Lawson
Mr. and Mrs. Ronny Pace
and family visited in Orangeburg
during the Easter holidays.
Little Donna Pace was one
year old April 10. She is the
granddaughter of Mrs. Christine
Campbell.
Mrs. Lloyd Johnson has
been a patient at General
Hospital in Greenville.
Chuckv Baker celebrated
his birthday April 9.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Overstreet
celebrated their 2nd
wedding anniversary April 11.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Car;
roll and daughters of Abbeville
were Easter week end
Mrs. Gaffney and M
As Eastern S
ifv
An open installation for officers
No. 9. Order of Eastern Star, was 1
8:00 o'clock.
Mrs. Charles Gaffnev was insta
Arthur Gal'man as Worthy Patron
Other Clinton-Lvdia leaders w
these capacities are:
Worthy Matron
Clinton) Mrs. Joe (Mary) Terry?
(Clinton) Mrs. Allen (Sarah) Powe
(Lvdia) Mrs. Clyde (Lucille) Tra
(Lydia) Mrs. E. C. (Cornelia) Bu
(Lydia) Mrs. Grover (Anna) Mclr
(Lydia) Mrs B. F. (Doris) Harvt
(Lydia) Mrs. Tommy (Eloise) Mcl
(Clinton) Mrs. Joe (Maggie) Camp
Worthy Patron
(Lydia) Grover Mclnvaille - 3 ye
(Lydia) Arthur Gallman
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Carroll.
Vicki Lawson has been sick
with chicken pox.
Harlev CulDeDDer eele
brated a birthday April 3.
Lloyd Johnson has a birthday
May 3.
WEAVING NO. 3
2ND SHIFT
By Johnny Bragg
Birthdays for Shirley
Starnes March 14 and Pauline
Starnes March 18. daughters
of Mrs. Pearl Wyatt.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wyatt
have moved in their new
home.
A birthday for Cathy
Holder April 17. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnv Hnldor
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Littlefield
attended the funeral of
Carl York Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corley
visited his mother in Greenwood
Sunday.
David Starnes. brother of
Mrs. Doris Hughes, has returned
home from Germany.
Joe Sprouse went fishing
the past week end
WEAVING NO. 3
3RD SHIFT
By Fronie Franklin
Alan Blackwell, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Blackwell,
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iticui tiica nis run Dirxnaav
April 16.
Joyce Cook of Newberry
spent the week end with
Carol and Mrs. Franklin.
Jimmy McAlister, grandson
of Mrs. Fronie Franklin, celebrated
his 4th birthdav March
10.
Myrtle Lanford celebrated a
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of the James B. Parrot Chapter
leld Friday evening, April 21, at
lied as Worthy Matron and Mr.
for year 1961-1962.
ho have served the chapter in
Year Served
-2 years 1947 - 1948
rs 1951 - 1952
mmell 1953 - 1954
rdette 1954 - 1955
lvaille 1956 - 1957
fy 1957 - 1958
Slveen 1958 - 1959
bell 1959 - 1960
Year Served
ars 1952 - 1953
1959 - 1960
birthday April 19.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lanford
and Johnny visited Mr. and
Mrs. James Lanford and family
in Woodruff recently.
We welcome Calvin Chappell
to the 3rd shift.
Hazel Mann celebrated her
birthday April 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reaves
will celebrate their 16th weddine
anniversary- Mav 3rH
Danny and Denise Reaves
spent the Easter holidays with
their grandparents in Gaffney.
Billy Wvatt spent March
19?March 25 in Washington.
He went with the senior class
of Clinton High School. They
saw such sights as the Capitol.
Lincoln Memorial. Unknown
Soldiers Tomb, the White
House and Washington Zoo.
Billy Wvatt. Glennie Tinsley.
M. B. Word and Hennrictta
Craps attended a church
social at Whit mire First Baptist
Church on April 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Brewer
announce the birth of a
daughter. Sherry Lynn
Brewer.
Terri Lynn lempleton is
home after being in Blalock
Hospital for 3 days.
Happy birthday to Billv and
Tim Bowling, sons of Mr. and
Mrs. William Bowling.
Mike Mann celebrated his
3rd birthday March 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Nolan McCravv
announce the marriage
of their daughter. LaDon, to
Vincent Templeton March 24.
The ceremony was performed
by Rev. W. J. Lesley. They
are making their home with
the bride's parents.