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4 Many Employees C .i ? . b* A-.-? .lafeAJ Fjl "Nub" 1 Many, varied and unique are the hobbys of ClintonLvdia employees. Fishermen number in the hundreds. Hunters, skiers, photographers. and race car builders are close behind. Another group fastly adding to their ranks are the numismatists. Don't be alarmed bv the name, they are a growing group of coin collectors. Recently in the Clinton area interest in searching for, evaluating, keeping, selling and trading for coins has become a fascinating hobby for many. Most of us do not realize the value of certain coins that are circulating and pass through our hands daily. Not so with "Nub" Barker. T. D. Douglas, Marie Weir. Lucy Marshall, Claude Gilstrap. David Word. Marion Nabors. Rev. J. W. Spillers, Gay Douglas, Fran Lancaster Clinton News ... were recent visitors in G reenville. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Leopard and Sandy and Mr. and Mrs. Shorty Lawson spent a recent week at Little River deep sea fishing. Lydia Bell said it was all right for those that did not get sea sick, but she c i not li!:e it. Mrs. Oscar Kinard, Mrs. Charles Gaffney, and Mr. \rthur Gallman served as officers in the 6th District School of Instruction, Order of the Eastern Star, which was held in Laurens August 4. Rev. and Mrs. R a 1 p h Hughes of Boynton Beach. Fla. were recent guests of Rev. Hughes, brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hughes. WEAVING No. 3A By?Inez Biackwell Hello Everyone: News is rather slow in our department but we all know that school time is just around the corner. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Smith and grand daughter, Teresa, of Rock 11i 11 visited Mr. and Mrs. Marcell Barker recently David Spur lock has returned to his heme in Charles Collecting 'oins As Hobby ^ " 9 wt\ BL^. M ii, v-t > ^kB|H ^Bv*",-^K C' .JB barker and others. They have listings giving them exact value of hundreds of coins. Coins which demand premuim prices are discussed, studied and traded by the collectors. Coins range in value from only a few cents over the face value to hundred and thousands of dollars. One local club member is reported to have recently paid $70.00 for a One cent piece. Although the value of certain coins might make the collection of them seem like a business, Clinton-Lydia employee collectors consider their interest as a hobby primarily for pleasure and education. A secondary consideration is that of investment, the profits from which are realized over a lone oeriod of time based on intelligent purchases of the best grades of coins. ton after a 4 week stnv with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Marcell Barker. Mrs. Harold Perry and daughters are visiting with Mrs. Perry's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Harrill. Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Harrill celebrated their wedding anniversary August 26. Dick also had a birthday August ')Qt la T-T n outre hio VQt 1-* n a! -I'lll. 1 IV. on v o 1110 no U I ( 1 I 1 V I not going to get any older. Mr. iid Mrs. Henrv Goins and Mr. Sam Lawson of Virginia visited Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lawson recently. Mr. Sam Lawson is Dave Lawson's father. Mil j # Tggyf 1 i * This handsome Highway Patrol Officer is Henry Fallaw and baby sister. Debbie. Henry celebrated his 22nd birthday August 16 and Debb'e will observe her 6th birthday August 30. THE CLOTHMAKER Mrs. Ruth Thornton and I Jo Ann visited Mr. and Mrs. 1 Ben Johnson in Greenwood < recently. t Mr. and Mrs. Truman Leopard and son, Mrs. Thelma ( Nelson and children visited 1 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Russ i in Cherokee Falls recently. I Lawrence Leopard has a j birthday September 1 Bth Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Mc- 1 Ginnis celebrated their 28th ( wedding anniversary August 1 12th. ' ] That's all this time. Hope ; we have more next time. i SLASHING 1 1ST, 2ND & 3RD SHIFTS 1 ay?/v\ary price Mr. and Mrs. Clarence | Oakley and Mr. and Mrs. ^ Frank Oakley and family of Spartanburg attended the ] Oakley Reunion held at j Anderson. , Mrs. Mary Bouknight and Mrs. Ruth Oxner visited i Eckerds Drug Store recently. , Mr. and Mrs. Billy Weeks | and son of Greenwood visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Proffitt ] and son recently. , Mrs. Helen Wright is a patient at the Laurens Hospital with a burned foot. We hope she will soon be able to return to work. Mr. end Mrs. Mexie Blake- i lv and daughter, Janice. visited Mi*. Hlnkelvs mother recently. Their son. Johnny, is now with the Army and is stationed at Fort Jackson at the present time. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McLendon visited relatives in Mt. Vernon and Lyons. Georgia < ie"entlv. I and Mrs. Maxie Blake- 1 Iv. Janice and "Becky" Grisham of Greenville visited 1 Mr. Blakely's mother. Mrs. ' Ursula Blakelv. recently. Mr. and Mrs. Judson Cox < of Cross Anchor visited Mr. ] and Mrs. R. G. Watson and ' Airs. Ursula Blakelv recently. ATrs. Margaret Cone and 1 chilHren of Winston Salem, N. C. visited Mr. and Mrs. 1 Herbert Price recently, 1 Birthdays Herbert P'ice?August 21 Margaret Cope--August 19 Mitchell Moore?August 9 Ponnie Pane?August 9 Tonv Dunawav?August 4 Patsv Roland?August 22 Nora Bramlett?August 19 SPINNING No. 1 2ND SHIFT By?Doris Osborne Mr. and Mis. Lindy Barlow and children and Mrs. jj; jj jj ^ Kathcrn Florence Fuller enjoyed a birthday August 13, 1961. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Fuller. Mary Barlow visited Mrs. Lindy Barlow's relatives in jeorgia on a recent week ?nd. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest McI!ullough, Mrs. Mary Harris, Mrs. France Howe and Mr. md Mrs. Hay Godfrey at:ended the Howard Reunion \ugust 13th. Mrs. Doris Osborne, Mrs. Voleka Foster, Mrs. Evans of Clinton and Mrs. Shirley Lemmons of Laurens also Mr. and Mrs. Lester Tucker attended the all night sing -'11 _ T . . 1 _ . IWU 1 mg in vjieenviue juiy Little Jimmie Lewis, grandson of Annie Boa Milam, returned to his home from the Newberry Hospital last Saturday and is getLing along just fine. We want to welcome back Mrs. Evelyn King after being out on a leave of absence. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Satterfield announcing the arrival of a babv bov August 14. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Butler celebrated their anniversary August 8. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Tucker celebrated their anniversary August 13. Birthdays Bobby Joe Lewis?August 1 Ricky Lewis?-August 11 J. D. Hanley?August 13 Lester Tucker?August 4 SPINNING No. 1 3RD SHIFT By?William L. Burden Susie Bradley had a birthday August 13. She is the grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs Anrlv IVTr-Pnll Ronnie Page had a birthday August 9. He is the son [>f Mr. and Mrs. James Page. Mr. and Mrs. James Page and family attended a surprise birthday dinner for her mother. Mrs. Edna Smith, of Williamston, S. C. August Bth. RA Tommie Lee Varnadoe of the U. S. Army is home on a 2 week leave after which he will report back to Fort Jackson. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Varnadoe. Carl Campbell celebrated his birthday August 25th. Debra Price celebrated her Bth birthday August JO. She is the grand daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ronnie Price. Patricia Ann Bouknight Nabors celebrated her 121st birthday August 21. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Price of Clinton fL ^ 31 These two attractive young ladies are Nancy Blease and Dayna Windsor. Nancy, sister of Mrs. Evelyn Simmons, will observe a birthday September 4. AUGUST. 1961 Gail Brookshire will celebrate her 16th birthday August 28. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Brookshire. Mills. Mr. and Mrs. D R. Humphries had a wedding anniversary August 6. They have been married 34 years. Billy Ray Hyde, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cooper, was sent to France August 3rd. He is serving with the U. S. Navy. Mrs. Carolyn R. Woodward had a birthday August 17. She is the sister of William L. Burden of Spinning No. 1. They presented Mrs. Carolyn R. Woodward with a l-U M Lr nnrl Ulim Tunc |/< l l l\ Ul IV4 f IUV. Oil*' w X, I 1 U C?^" day, August 15th, at the mill. Her mother gave her a shower August 19 at 110 Mary Street. SPINNING No. 2 3RD SHIFT By?Allene Kay We miss Mildred Bible, who has gone to live in Anderson. SC. Mattie Wright is out on sick leave. Hurry Mattie and get well, we need you. We welcome Pat Wooten to our department. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ballew and Fred visited the Smokey Mountains this week end. L. T. Kay had a birthday the 28th of August. Monda Chilton h a d a birthday the 12th of August. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Lewis spent the week end in Spartanburg. Sorry to hear that William Gregory is in the hospital. Ml' Wilton Unrnnv ;?? spending a week with the H. L. Lewises. Jack Lanev is in Self Memorial Hospital in Clreenwood. S. C. Danny Ray Staines was 7 years old the .'list of August. Mr. and Mrs. William Woodward celebrated their anniversary August 1(1. (Continued on page (J) ?jr 1 r \j. Dixie Simmons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gholdie Simmons will celebrate a birthday September 9.