Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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MAY. 1961 WEAVING No. 1, 2, & 3 i?? ? :<' ?# 11 I I By?I rene Davenport W. E. McGinnis of Pelzer visited his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bailey, the past week end. We all extend our greatest sympathy to Ethel McLendon and family in the death of her little new grandson, Clevis Wilkes, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Clevis Wilkes. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Mclnvaille and Mrs. J. B. Boyce visited Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Neal in Greenwood recently. Grace Nelson celebrated a birthday on Apirl 22. Mrs. Marion Lawson, Mrs. Andy Hames, Mrs. Grace Nelson. Mrs. Corine Phipps and Joyce Dunaway attended an all night singing in Spartanburg on April 22. Mr. and Mrs. Furman Bratcher went fishing at Clark Hill the past week and made a goon eaten 01 iisn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spreano of Arlington, Virginia are spending this week with Mrs. Spreano's father, Mr. S. J. Todd, and other relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Harper and family of Greenwood spent Sunday with Mr. S. J. Todd. Linda Stone celebrated a birthday May 10. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stone of Laurens, Mrs. Reba Dunaway and sons and Mrs. Bill Patterson and children visited Roger Patterson, who is in training at Fort Jackson, Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davenport. Dianne, Kathy and Edd C hildress visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shealy and family in Greenville recently. Mr. and Mrs. Posey Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Trammed spent a few days in Atlanta. Georgia recently. n f .1 m.. r 1 /-^ ii wir. ana ivirs. jonn uaiiman c r 1 e b r a t e d their 14th 1 I ^ jk t # Teresa Worthy celebrated her 17th birthday May 1. She is employed at Lydia Mills Store and is the neice of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Campbell. KMp^U^" . iT * vjf "***^4^ ^P4 4* SS gjL^^^EjflP^B jpj^ . .^Mi.im wedding anniversary on May 31st. Mr. and Mrs. John Motte celebrated a wedding anni versary on May 10. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Calvert and daughter of Evans. Georgia visited Mr. and Mrs. J. W. May recently. Little Dell Campbell, grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Burdette, will celebrate her 4th birthday on May 31. Mrs. R. E. Butler and children, Mrs. Daisy Corley, Carry Moore and Robert Corley of Greenwood visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corley. Mr. and Mrs. Jack White and family Beatrice White visited Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd White in Gaffney recently. The Ray Boozers visited in Newberry and Saluda recently. Mr. and Mrs. Woody Gos ncll and family of Columbia spent a week end recently with Mr. and Mrs. C. T. James. Cecil Davenport celebrated his 21st birthday on May 4. John Shealy celebrated a birthday on May 12. Irene Davenport will celebrate her birthday on Mav 2o. Mr. Claude Willard has been out several days with an injury. We all wish for him a speedy recovery. WEAVING No. 1 2nd Shift By?Lillian Forester H. N. Hughev and Bennie Sinclair have been fishing a good many times this month but they have caught only some small bass, but they have good hopes of catching some large ones soon. So get out your fishing tackle and meet them on the way to Lake Greenwood. Ed Burdette has been fishing too but he said he only caught a sunburn. Eddie Abercrombie, son of Mr and Mrs. L. W. Abercrombie Lydia Mills, recently spent a 14 day leave with his parents. He is presently stationed at Norfolk Virginia. THE CLOTHMAKER Webb Taylor says he's been doing some fishing but he has not caught any large enough to brag about yet, but he will soon. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Ledford and Pvt. Kenneth Armstrong spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Armstrong. Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Campbell of Fountain Inn, C. T. Campbell of Whitmire and L. H. Campbell of Spartanburg visited Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Campbell last week while W. K. Campbell was in the hospital. Mrs. Dova Broome has been cut with the flu, but is feeling better now. Miss Betty McDonald, daughter of Mrs. Dova Broome has had the flu. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Forester and Gene and Jerry visited the D. E. Lawtons in Orangeburg last week end. Mrs. Carol Lawton and daughter. Donna, spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. Jessie Hairston. and Mr. and Mrs. Forester recently. i 1III1V. 1 KU i id, UUU^lllCI Ul Mr. and Mrs. Rex Harris, will celebrate her 7th birthday June 3. Birthdays Ed Burdette?May 8 Perry Sumeral?May 25 Goldie Birch?June 25 Harold Taylor?June 25 Myrtis Rhodes?June 1 Stephen McGee?June 3 We put out the welcome mat to Norris C. Brownlee. We hope you will like the second shift. WEAVING No. 1 & 2 3rd Shift By?Mildred Lawson Debra Ann Littlefield was 3 vears old Mav Irith and Karen Sue Littlefield was 2 >ears old May 14th. They are tne daughters of Joe Littlefield. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Templeton and son Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Carrol and sons attended the Rebel 300 in Dariington May 6. Mrs. Christine Campbell, mother of Mrs. H. C. English. has been a patient at Hays Hospital for several days due to an illness. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Campbell celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary May 10th. They are the parents of Cleve lanci Lampoen. Mrs. Lola Mae Overstreet had a birthday May 21. Mrs. Betty Jo Trick will have a birthday June 11. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Baker will celebrate their ^ .. k \ S JB wm i Harry Shumate, son of Mr. ani . Mrs. A. M. Shumate, observe* his 13th brithday May 21. loth wedding anniversary Jane 8. J. W. South, Wayne Templeton and Major Crawford said they really caught the fish last week. James Smith and sons spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hazel and family We want to welcome John Harris and Tommy Ellison to the 3rd Shift. Mrs. Harold Johnson and son, Duane, spent the week end in Clover, S. C. viriting her mother. WEAVING No. 2 2nd Shift By?Thelma Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Moore have made several trips to Charleston to visit his mother who is a patient at Medical College Hospital. We welcome Bobby Bowling back with us after being out sick several days. Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart and sons visited in Tryon, N. C. the other Sunday and we stayed and attended the funeral of Mr. William Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart, Mrs. Ernestine Terrel and Mrs. Ralph Lanford attended the services Sunday which are held each year at the Eastern Star Home in Sumter. We stopped in Columbia on the way back and visited Mrs. Terrel's grand daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hall of Lackland Air Force Base, Texas spent the day the other Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Hughey and family. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gregory gave his father a surprise birthday dinner April 23 at the lunch room at the school house. There were 50 present. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin HughT-I,,,U~ V. ?J > iOilCU liUUlti 1V11UUCO W HVJ was a patient at Woodruff General Hospital the other Saturday. Birthdays Jereleen Gregory?May 3 WEAVING No. 3 2nd Shift By?John Bragg Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Moore and family visited his moth er in Charleston Sunday. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corlev were his mother and sister of Greenwood. Mr. Marion Lu.lefield had a birthday dinner this past Sunday. Out of town guests uere his mother and sister from Woodruff. 23rd Wedding anniversary lor Mr. and Mrs. Auston Covan. WEAVING No. 3 3rd Shift By?Tommy Ellison Mr. and Mrs. Houston Ellis and family visited in Orangeburg Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lanford and Johnny spent the day in the mountains Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Carrol and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Templeton went to the "Rebel" 300 Race Saturdav, Max 6th. We wish to welcome Mr Leland Hazel back to worl after a brief illness. 5 These are the six grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. Mart Satterfield. i-yaia mius. iney are: K.eitn ana Dewayne Avery. Russell and Marty Satterfield. Cindy McKittrick and Gary Proffitt. Questions and Answers About 1 W 000-00-0000 W H Your Social Security Question: I have never worked under Social Security, but for the last 4 years I have taken care of young children in my home while their parents worked. I get about S750 each year from this. Should the parents of the children have been reporting the amount they paid me as wages? Answer: No, you are selfemployed. If your profit from this business is $400 a year or more, you must, as a self-employed person pay your own social security tax. The internal revenue office will furnish you the necessary forms to complete. Question: My husband and I separated in 1952 and I just found out he is receiving a social security payment based on his work. I was 62 in October 1960. Can I get a social security check as his wife, even though we don't live together? Answer: Yes. provided neither of you have obtained a divorce. The fact that you are separated does not prevent you from getting checks as his wife. You should visit your social security office at once. Question: I am 40 and worked under social security until 1948. when I had to quit because of my disability. 1 want to know if I can draw disability checks now. Answer: If you worked under social security for 5 of the 10 years prior to the time you became disabled, _i i t _ * - "i uiu snouici visn me social security office as soon as possible. The 1960 amendments to the social security law allow payments to disabled persons even though they are not yet 50 years of age. Mr. Doyle Templeton had a nice catch of fish on his recent week end fishing trip. We wish Mr. Ed Ledford a speedy recovery and hope he will be back to work soon. We hope Donnie Reaves, son of Mr. Carl Reaves, will < he home from the hospital soon.