Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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6 T1 ^p^jjy^#- -yy^ WEAVING NO. 1. 2. & 3 1ST SHIFT By Irene Davenport Bobby Cook flew in by plane from Medine, Ohio Sun day to spend the summer holidays with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Cook. Kathy Davenport is at Camp Buckhorn this week with the Blue Birds and their leaders. Dianne Williams and Dianne Davenport are spending this week in Greenville with the latter's sister and brotherin-law. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shealv. Phillis Shealv of Greenville spent the past week with her irrandnarents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davenport. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Furr of Lancaster visited Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Mclnvaille Sunday. Mr. S. J. Todd and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Fuller and family spent Sunday in Greenwood with Mr. and Mrs. Wvlie Harper. Melvin Bailey observed a birthday on June 22 and Skeet Bailey observed a birthday June 28. Jimmy Patterson observed a birthday June 20. Betty Lou and James McLendon. Mrs. W. C. Wilkes and Mona and Judy Satter field spent a few days recently in Mount Vernon, Georgia with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Furman Bratcher and Mike visited Mrs. G. W. Culbertson in Greenwood recently. Friends of Martha Motte will be glad to learn she has returned home after a few days stay at Hays Hospital for treatment. We wish to welcome Melvin Bailey, Mildred Harris a*"d R q rrl QonrJorc i r\ 4 Kn vri 1HV.HU1U uaiiuui o tu uiu l i i i< shift. Martha White has returned home from Hays iiospital after having an appendix operation. We all wish for her fejfk > f\1 Floyd Moore, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Moore, has received three certificates for outstanding achievement in school. j |^ jjj a speedy recovery. Mrs. Grace Coker, Amalee Coker and Mrs. Mason Coleman visited Mason Coleman at the Army Air Base in Columbia recently. Brenda Kav Satterfield will celebrate a birthday July 15. Mrs. Helen Weaver of Laurens visited her sister, Mrs. Frances Meeks, recently. Darlene Vanderford celebrated her 5th birthday June 9. Jack Graham wishes to express his appreciation for the gifts from the Weave Room of Lydia Mills which were given him after a complete loss of their home by fire. WEAVING NO. 1 & 2 3RD SHIFT By Mildred Lawson Annie Baker has been a patient at Hays Hospital for a few days. Miss Sandra Carroll of Abbeville spent the past week end in Clinton visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jimmv Carroll and Mr. and Mrs. Horace Carroll. T\ *: n n #i* ? lvunnie ^arron will celebrate her (?) birthday July 12. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Lawson will celebrate their 4th wedding anniversary Julv 2. J. W. South had a birthday June 26. WEAVING NO. 3 3RD SHIFT By Myrtle Lanford Hello Everyone, I wonder if the other rennrtnro V-? or\ no *-v-\ 11 JJV7 4 VV.1 O I1C4V1 uo 1I1UVI1 tiwuuic as I trving to get these people to confess where they've been this past month. Mrs. Fronnie Franklin said she had spent the week end in Columbia. Miss Carol Franklin was a house guest of Miss Martha T ^^rlrl of Winrlxr T?T ill nn/-l of _ tended the Sun Fun Festival* Mrs. Bootsie Satterficlu motors to Greenville three nights a week where she is taking a beauty course. " T Jl" ^ ^ PJ jy James, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Moore, Lydia Mills, will celebrate his 13th birthday August 29. THE CLOTHMAKER Mrs. Daisy Lewis, aunt of Reba Dunaway, had a birthday June 18. Mrs. Charles Daniel of Greenville visited her daughter, Mrs. Hazel Mann. Mike Sanders, son of Mrs. Gladys Sanders, was a patient in Hays Hospital recently. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lanford and Johnny, Mrs. Ada Prince, Nettie and Roberta Prince attended the car races in Spartanburg Friday night. SPINNING 1ST SHIFT By Mary Ellison Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Cook and Robert visited Pisgah Mountain a recent Sunday. They also visited Mr. Cook's father, Mr. John Waldrop, at F ~k Shoals. Mr. Wade Pennington is a patient at the Veterans Hospital in Columbia. Mrs. Victoria Fulmer is spending the week with her daughter. Mrs. Narvis Godfrey. Mr. Lonnie Fulmer and wife of Union spent the week end with the Godfreys recently. Mr. a n d Mrs. Clarence Jones and family of Greenville and Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Lark and Joe spent a recent week end at Myrtle Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Quinton Jones and son, Marlon, were in Kingsport, Tennessee f o r their annual homecoming a recent week end. Mrs. Maxie Lambert and sons of Chicaeo, Illinois visited Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O'Shields and other relatives recently. Alvin Satterfield. AN. of San Diego. California is spending a 25 day leave with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mell Satterfield. Mr and Mrs Rev Hairis and family and Mrs. Mcll Satterfield and Melda visited in the mountains of North Carolina. Mrs. Wilma Coleman and children visited their husband and father at Fort Jackson a recent Sunday. Mrs. Addie B. Coleman accompanied them also. Mrs. Florence Ervin of Clearwater and Mrs. Effie Barker of Seneca are spending a week with Mrs. Ervin's daughter, Mrs. Mark Satterfield. and Mr. Satterfield. Mrs. Lizzie Hawkins has been out sick a few clays. S^t. Edward and Airman 1st Class Wallie Whitt spent a few davs leave with their mother. Mrs. John Davis. Teddv Davis, son of Mrs. John Davis, spent a few days in the hospital. Mrs. Nora Kirbv spent a recent Sunday w i t h her daughter. Mrs. Ezzie Miller, and Mr. Miller. Anniversaries Mr. and Mis. Lewis Tinslev?June 6. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O'Shields will celebrate their 25th anniversary June JO. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Riley? June 21. Birthdays Jimmy Alexander?June fi. Karen Gregory, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Alexander, June 18. Mrs. Shelby Satterfield June 25. Mrs. Peggy Templeton ? June 17. Rodger Ginn?June 5. Jerry Satterfield?June 30. Mrs. Sharon Hairston ? June 15. Mrs. Ruth Satterfield?June 13. "Buddy" Campbell ? June 14. WEAVING NO. 3 2ND SHIFT By Johnny Bragg Peggy Hughes spent the past week with her grandmother, Mrs. J. C. Starnes. Judv Hughes spent the past week with her uncle, Mr. Jerry Starnes. Peggy and Judy are the children of Mr. and Mrs. James Hughes. Rev. Hawkin and Mr. Hall and Mr. Larkins visited Mr. Marion Littlefield Sunday. Gerald Brown is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cuibertson, this week. Birthdays Mrs. Inez Pay ton?June 4. Mrs. Wilhelminia Gault? June 11. WEAVING Mrs. Doris Hughev has oeen nsning several times but hasn't caught but one. She hopes to have better luck next time. Mr. William Bowling and two friends went to Charlotte to the races the other week. June 4 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Moore visited the State Park. Spnday, June 11, they attended home coming at Betharaba Baptist Church. Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Lark spent the week end in Myrtle Beach. Mr. Lark got too much sun. He said his burns were still hurting. Sorry to learn of Roy Patterson's brother nnssim* awav Our sympathy goes out to him. Mrs. Bonnie Sinclair visited in Woodruff Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart. Jimmy and Johnny, spent the past week end in Kings Mountain with his brother and sister and family. Birthdays William Bowling?June 19. WEAVING NO. 1 tnu ami-i By Lillian Forester Mr. and Mrs. Walter Campbell would like to express their apreciation and many thanks to the mill management for the beautiful blanket given them for little Erie who was born on Mother's Day. May 14. Mr. and Mrs. Webb Taylor celebrated their 15th wedding anniversary June 15. Edward Childress, son of Mrs. Martha Childress, attended the 500 Races in Charlotte, N. C. the other week. Barrv Sumeral, son of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Sumeral celebrated bis 4lh hirt hd:i\* .Tnno 12. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Armstrong of Gray Court and Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Morgan of Greenville visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Armstrong Sunday. Mrs. Dova Broome is a proud grandmother again. She has a now grandson born to Mr. and Mrs. Howard McCiulcv of Greenville. He is Mrs. Broome's first grandson. She has four granddaughters. JUNE, 1961 Edward Fuller enjoyed a birthday June 5. As scon as the picture was taken Edward threw a perfect strike at the photographer. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Sinclair, were week end guests of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Sinclair, of Simpsonville. Mr. Norris Brown lee wants to thank each and every one on the second shift for the nice way they have received him and for their cooperation. We all sympathize with Roy Patterson in the death of his brother, Edward Patterson. Birthdays J. W. Campbell?June 23. Welcome Mat Martha Childress Follow This Diet . . . Lose 5 lbs. Per Day Monday Breakfast: Weak Tea. Lunch: One boullion cube in 1 cup diluted water. Dinner: One pigeon thigh, 3 oz. prune juice (gargle only). Tuesday Breakfast: Scraped crumbs of burnt toast. I nnrh* Onn rlnnrtKnttf V> A^v?iav*?. W 11V. IIV/IC (without sugar). Dinner: Two jelly fish skins. One glass dehydrated water. Wednesday Breakfast: Boiled stains from table cloth. Lunch: One half dozen poppy seeds. Dinner: Bee's knees and mosquito knuckles, sauted in vinegar. Thursday Breakfast: Shredded egg shell skins. Lunch: Belly button from a navel orange. Dinner: Three eyes from an Irish Potato (diced). Friday Breakfast: One lobster antennae. Lunch: One ^uppy fin. Dinner: Jelly fish vertebrae a la mode. Saturday Breakfast: Pickled humming bird's tongue. Lunch: Prime ribs of tad pole. Aroma of empty custard pie plate. Dinner: Tossed paprika and clover leaf salad. Sunday tsrcaxiasi: rour chopped banana seeds. Lunch: Broiled butterfly liver. Dinner: Filet of soft shell crab's claw. Note: All meals to be eaten under microscope to avoid extra portions. A woman need never expect to be a man's eoual until she can sport a bi^ bald spot on top of her head and still think she's handsome.