Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 sia" ?r" p,e>" Dl-I'AUTMHN /<* / /yV SAFETY AC Clinion C <// //# /'r* /" /# / //// '/ /"""' o-..~ .. CA+d+nst Sr?.-? V/ This is the Safety Achievem* cently by Superintendent Georg employees. This certificate and tl of the S. C. Labor Department in nent plaques and hung in the lobb and Clinic Office. ^ > l *. i Clinton news . . . Had a wonderful time and the mountains are beautiful, wild flowers blooming everywhere. Mrs. Vera Patterson and son, Wendal, of Laurens spent a Sunday recently with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McGinnis. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Thornton and children of Hazelhurst, Georgia and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Thornton of Calhoun Falls spent a week end with Mr. and Mrs. Obe Thornton. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Lawson and children of Waco, Texas spent 3 weeks with Billy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lawson. Billy is in the armed forces and stationed at Waco. Texas. Mr. and Mrs. David Pullv and children attended a big family reunion at Simpsonville recently. Joyce Walker and Debbie Robinson also attended. Everyone had a good time. Mrs. Barbara Perrv and children of Snartanhurtr are spending a week with Mrs. Perry's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Harrill. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cothran celebrated their 12th wedding anniversary June 4th. We hope you have many more, Daisy. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Caughman celebrated a wedding anniversarv June <soin. Birthdays Mrs. Earl Donnan?June 29. Joyce Cannon?June 15. Jimmy Blackwell ? Juno 7. Faye Barker?June 2. Jammie Brewer?May 24. Joe Cothran?June 11. Joe Cau^hman?June 28. Gail Cau^hman?June 19. VVavne Smith?June 28. SLASHING 1ST. 2ND & 3RD SHIFTS By Mary Price Mrs. Joe Proffitt and son, Gary, with Mr. and Mrs. Mart I c I >??U u\ m Jr,w ; or I.ahou ' rtr/t t/ IMEVBMENT otton Milts ''""z '/Z^' / ft**/ /rt^t /y J A#J// //,?y //.. /i itt//irtttiy tr/n/ //it / ( tt?. ttitt/t 1 t TtUj ?u ( ?nt Award certificate received ree M. Huguley on behalf of all 1 he one presented by Mr. I. J. Via i 1959 have been made into permay of the Superintendent?Personnel Satterfield visited Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McKittrick and daughter at Virginia Beach recently. Mrs. Mary Bouknight and Mrs. Ruth Oxner motored to 1 Hendersonville, N. C. Mr. Johnny Blakely, grandson of Mrs. Ursula Blakely, 1 graduated from Fairforest High School on May 22. Mrs. Blakelv's niece, Mrs. Shirley 1 Sanders, was graduated from Winthrop College on May 28. Mr. and Mrs. Judson Cox of Cross Anchor visited Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Watson recently. Mrs. John T. O'Shields and Mrs. B. Wright visited Cedar Springs School. They attended the graduating exercise of Shirley Burnside. Miss Shirley Burnside spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. B. Wright recently. Mr. and Mrs. Toy O'Shields and family attended the Cooper reunion held at Paris Mountain State Park on Sunday, Mav 21. Mrs. Marv Bouknight and daughter. Judy, visited Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bouknight and Mrs. Narvis Wade of Chester recently. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Prof fit visited in Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. George Price and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Price attended the Stock car races in Newberry Saturday night, June 3rd. Birthdays Mrs. Sara Watson?June 4. Mrs. Cleo English?June 15. Bonnie Coker?June 12. SPINNING NO. 1 2ND SHIFT ID A-l j_?y uoris \jsDorne Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dunaway and familv and Linda Dunaway of Greenville spent a Saturday on the Greenwood Lake. The invited guests were Miss Pastv Morgan and Kenneth Thomas. Mrs. Katherine Heaton and children attended the Butler THE CLOTHMAKER Reunion in Great Falls May !8th. Mr. and Mrs. Wayman Bosic and boys visited Mr. and VTrs. Daniel Osborne on a rerent Saturday and on the 'ollowing Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Osborne and children spent the day in Newjerry with Mr. and Mrs. Waynan Bostic and boys. Birthdays Mae Butler?June 11. Jaylene Hanley ? June 12. Jessie George?June 19. Cathy Heaton?June 25. Edna Heaton?June 21. Roger Dunaway?June 23 TV/T 1- ? 1 A ? T no IVIUCK nuutris?June zo. Carolyn Heaton?May 30. Patricia Lawson?June 20 SPINNING NO. 1 3RD SHIFT By William L. Purden Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McC!al 1 celebrated their 32nd anniversary June 27th. Mrs. Bessie Samples celebrated a birthday June 11. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Page celebrated an anniversary June 15th. Mr. Joe Medlin had a birthJay June 16th. Dennie Bragg had a birth day June 5. He was 5 years old. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Coopei celebrated their 15th weddinf anniversary June 4. SPINNING NO. 2 3RD SHIFT By Allene & Mildred Welcome to our "Goody Gang"?Peggy Malpass anc Raymond Price. I see Mattie W. is still oui on sick leave. Visit in*7 with Marie Bakei are Mr. and Mrs. Hermar Castle from Butner, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Sam pies and children from Yu kon. Florida visited with Si: recently. Week ending in Charlestor were Mr. and Mrs. H. L Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. G. F Bell. Sandra, daughter of Mis Sarah Bolt, is vacationing ir Orlando. Florida. Overjoyed ? Mrs. H. C. King has reallv been thrillec this month. Her son. Waters paid her a visit and thei Trudy got home. Trudv'; husband, Claude Smith, ha retired from the Army am they are now making thei home in Clinton. Birthday Presents- Jeanetti S. ? May 21?got new shoe: and a lobster sun tan. Reb; Starnes?June 8?She's nim now. Fay Howe?June 21 ? wonder what's in store fo her? So young, so old, so in between. Slow Adoleseen years??No Sir! She's 12 nov ??n 18. Wedding Bells Hang Ou for Judy Fowler and Harn Foster, Jr. on May 26th. Con gratulations! Wanted ? One Rabbit foo for Gone Graham. Bad lucl sho' has been ragging him First he was in the hospital men his house burned dowi and now his Mom is in th< hospital, but he still goe around saving, "Good Morn ing." Hurrah ? Alvin Whitmir did it. He graduated fron college. Signing off we'd like t< wish everyone a safe, happ; and restful vacation. Be Seem' ya\ SPOOLING 1ST SHIFT By Kate Riddle We take this means of expressing our appreciation to the management for making it possible for us to have another weeks vacation with pay. We are all looking forward to it. We wish everyone a nice and enjoyable and most of all a safe vacation and that all will return to work relaxed and strive to do our work to the best of our ability. Mr. and Mrs. Arzo Ivester and children and Mr. and Mrs. Kelly King and children were among those attending the birthday celebration of Mrs. T\mcf T i > ?-\r\ A 4 ! ? 4 A^VUIUII i VV.O IV. & Wll UUIIC "Till cl I Pinegrove Lake in Greenville, ^ S. C. Mrs. Ivester is the mother of Mr. Ivester and grandmother of Mrs. King. She was celebrating her 80th ! birthday and we wish for her many more happy birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wertz of Spartanburg were Saturday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jones Wallenzine. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rhodes of Chester, Pa. and Mr. and Mrs. George Dough? erty of Media, Pa. spent a week as guests of Ralph and Kate Riddle recently. That's all there is this time. Maybe we will have more next time and a Safe Vacation r to all. 1 1 Safety Farts in Figures Someone with a yen for , mathematics has figured out that to earn your living, you depend on your eyesight six times: as miicli r>s vrnii* oftioi 5 four senses combined. Of course, if you are a piano 1 tuner, a tea taster or a perfume sampler, it might be different, but for the average person the relative value of vour senses is as follows: 1 Evesight 87.0', \ Hearing 7.0'; Smell 3.5';; Touch 1.5'; Taste 1.0';. If vou are on an j eve-hazardous job anywhere, in the mill or at home, you 1 can't afford to gamble with s your eyesight. Wear eye pro s toctive eouipment because it's j smart to do so. i- You can walk on an artificial le^. e? You can eat with an art if is cial hand. a But vou can't see out of an p artificial eve. I i. Johnny Blakely, grandson of () Mrs. Ursula Blakely, graduated from Fairforest High School May V 23. JUNE. 1961 Florence Fuller observed a birthday June 4. r The lovely young lady above is Karen Ann Brookshire. She celebrated her 2nd birthday June 6. Bobby Bouknight is the seven year old grandson of Mrs. Mary Bouknight, Clinton Mills. HMw f Sammy Reid was all smiles on his 14th birthday June 13. Reading Einstein at 5 Months ?at least it appears that Julie Lee Fowler is very interested in the book. She is the grand* daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fowler.