Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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OCTOBER. 1961 PPh^ ^HEV ALk WEAVING No. 1, 2, 3, & 4 1st SHIFT By I ene Davenport Mr. and Mrs. I. C. McLen '!<>n oiSQ?imjaaa ?*-- ** nun U\.V.U||||;(1I1IL"U 1V1IS. 1V1. r. Spoone to Mount Vernon, ? Georgia the past week end and visited Mrs. Thelma Walker while there. a Carol McCarson celebrated ^ her 7th birthday October ^ 14th and Mrs. Ina McCarson celebrated her birthday on o October 10. b Mrs. Florence Shockley celebrated a birthday Octo- f< ber 3. G Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Fowler and son, Jimmie, and ^ Mrs. Daisy Corlev of Greenwood and Bill Harris of _ Laurens were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corlev. Mrs. W. S. Meeks of Ninety Six recently spent Sunday with Mrs. Frances Meeks and children. Mrs. Kat Hampton cele- a brated a birthday October 5. P Mr. Harold Hampton celebrated his birthday on Octo- t< ber 14. E Mr. and Mrs. Kay Boozer e visited friends in Saluda recently. v Mr. and Mrs. Furman a Bratcher and Mr. and Mrs. v Sam Owens and Mike spent p the past week end in Green- p wood with Mr. and Mrs. G rover Cu Inert son. p Mr. and Mrs. Furman s Bratcher visited in the mountains of North Carolina re- q cently and also visited Ghost () Town. Mrs. Grace Nelson, Mrs. Vivian O'Sullivan and Mrs. , Budd Phipps and Mrs. Mar- ] ion Lawson went to an all , night singing in Spartanburg recently. , Bimbo Shelnut celebrated 3 his 8th birthdav on October 9- S Mrs. Sarah Shelnut, Ella j Mae Bagwell a n d Dot q Reeves visited in Gaffnev the past week end. Paula Shelnut visited in " Augusta, Georgia the past week end. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shealy and children of Greenville are spending a few davs this week with their parents, Mr. \ and Mrs. Joe Davenport. Mrs. Rosa Bell Patterson celebrated a birthday Satur- V day, October 14. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bailey ^ and Melvin wish to thank each and everyone for the " kindness and also for the i?i f ts he received since an a arm injury recived in a e football game. C Oianne D a v e n p o r t of (Jreenville General Nurses v School and Cecil Davenport of Clemson College visited their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davenport. the past week end. a C wi < wtT vfiv^^K ? |^ I l,ir,Hr4'#<jJ I i WEAVING No. 3 2nd SHIFT 1 By Johnny Bragg Mrs. Daisey Corley, mothr of Joe Corley, has been ^ is guest this past week. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Billy Brown j nd family spent the past reek end with Mr. and Mrs. ' ewis Culbertson. Mrs. Ollie Littlefield. wife f Marion Littlefield, has een ill the past few days. 13th Wedding Anniversary Dr Mr. and Mrs. Sonny . !ault. r Birthday September 10 for t Iartha Starnes. Birthday October 10 for >anny Holder. I T WEAVING No. 3 1 3rd SHIFT : By Myrtle Lanford Mr. Houston Ellis visited 1 cousin in Greenville the ast Thursday. Bruce Ellis of the Charleson Navy Yard visited the 'llis family over the week nd. Paul Kitchen and brother i*ent fishing at Lake Murray nd caught two gars. One weighed eight and one half tounds, the other seventeen ounds. Carl Reeves and Thomas 'owell have been doing ome fishing too. We welcome Mrs. Christine ; 'ampbell back from a Leave i f Absence. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Mutt Duna- ] ray and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- ; iam Bolin visited in Greenilie and later attended the 1 mderson Fair. ( Mrs. Bill Patterson had a 1 irthdav October 14. i Dot Reeves. Reba Duna- i ray. Ella Mae Bagwell, Sara 1 ihelnut, Paula Shelnut and can Bellue attended the Ireenwood Fair. Dot Rnr?\'oc nr?H 1 !lla Mae Bagwell and Sara ihelnut visited Dot's par- * nts. Mr. and Mrs. Clinc 'hillips, in Gaffnev Sunday. J. T. Lanford's race car has /on another trophy this ear. This makes two this ^ car? Good Luck John T. Tami Blackwell was t w o cars old October 11. J. T. Lanford had a birthay October 18. We welcome Barbara Boli from the scond Shift. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Riser nH familv <?f Andarcnn (1 Mr. and Mrs. Wood row 'ampbell Sunday. Doyle Campbell was seven , ears old October 15. < WEAVING No. 1, 2 & 4 j 3rd SHIFT ( Dovle Campbell celebrated birthday October 15th. he THE CLOTHMAKER ,vas 7 years old. Son of Mrs. Christine Campbell. We wish to welcome our lew supervisor to the 3rd ;hift, Mr. Horace Fair. Douglas Overstreet was 15 Dctober 25. Tony and Christine Dean, grandchildren o f Reuben Dverstreet, were 9 and 7 ,'ears of age October 27. "Bones"' Campbell has a lirthday November 24. (He ;aid he was born in 1918) rle said guess how old he vas. Miss Shirley Stone, daugher of Mrs. Wilma Stone, ,vas honored with a miscelaneous shower at the Lydia Community Center Septem3er 29. Hostesses were Mrs. Ray Campbell. Mrs. Jimmy Morgan and Miss Barbara rhomas. Miss Stone received nany lovely gifts. WEAVING No. 4 2nd SHIFT By Thelma Stewart Mr. and Mrs. James Stevart, Jimmy and Johnny notored to Chimney Rock he other Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Lark, loe, Shirley and Mr. Lark's arother-in-law of Greenville notored to Cincinnati to see he World Series. They had 1 nice trip. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Sumneral will celebrate their sixteenth wedding anniversary October 31. Mrs. Ralph Lanford had the drop in party at their lew home October 13 just at the close of the Inspection >f the Eastern Star. Mrs. James C. Stewart served ?ake. Around 150 attended. Mr. Felix McDowell visited his aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Moore, recently. He is stationed at Norfolk. Virginia. We welcome the following new people to the second shift: Julia Kellev. Nancy I ust i. Mae Cook Peggy IVyatt. Louis P. Revis, Bruce Bridges and Stephen Lawson. It is good to learn that Leo Hughes is home after an operation at Self Memorial Hospital in Greenwood. We niss you Mary Lee. hurry ip and get well and come on Dack to work. Birthdays Doris Hughey?October 31 Theodore Jackson ? October 18 Flovn Moore. Jr.?October 18 CLOTH 1st SHIFT By Shirley Barlow Phil King, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hall King, was home "or the week-end. Phil atends Furman University. Recent supper guests of Mrs. Ilallie Campbell were Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Cox, of Laurens. Hallie visited her daugh:er and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Yarbrough. in \sheville, N. C. A birthday dinner honorng Mrs. A. T. Crawford was "Mliovpd hv fnmiK ind relatives Sunday. October 8. A large crowd attended the event. Birthdays Robert Bagwell?August 28 Ricky Bagwell?August 30 Cathy Bagwell?September 1 Wayne Hairston was 14 years old October 25. Steve Hairston will be 11 years old November 1. Mae Martin?October 29 (Mae said she was 25) WEAVING No. 1 2nd SHIFT By Lillian Forester Mr. and Mrs. Howard McCauley and children and Mr. and Mrs. Carson Neal and Dianne spent Sunday with their mother, Mrs. Dova Broome. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Sinclair celebrated their 24th wedding anniversary October 2. Gene Armstrong is spending a two week leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Armstrong. Webb Taylor and Melvin Hughes attended the races in Charlotte, North Carolina Sunday. Johnnie Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Harris, celebrated his 10th birthday October 25. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Lawton and Donna spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Forester. We all sympathize with Mr. and Mrs. I.uther Rhodes in the death of Mr. Rhodes' sister, Mrs. Estelle Rhodes Norwood of Woodruff, S. C. CARDING 1st SHIFT By Martha Wyatt We are all glad to know W <><]<lill<r Vc IH^K Miss Teresa Loraine Worthy became the bride of Bruce Wayne Fuller on September 10 at the Lvdia Baptist Church. The Rev. M J. Sanders was officiating clergyman. The bride was given in marriage by her brother. Mr. Grady Worthy, and was attended by her sister. Miss Tiny Worthy. Boots Fuller, brother of the groom, served as best man. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Margaret Worthy of 5 that Mrs. Leroy Davis is improving after being sick for several weeks. Mrs. Verner Dees is a proud grandmother. A son being born to Mr. and Mrs. Billy Willard on September 27. Mrs. Willard is the former Miss Kathleen Dees. Mrs. Alice Snider and family went shopping in Greenville on Saturdav Octo ber 7. We are very glad to know that Mrs. Bobbie South is improving after an operation at Blalock Clinic. We want to wish for her a very speedy recovery. Mrs. Tracy Dees, Jr. of East Tawas, Michigan is visiting her mother, Mrs. Bonnie Littlejohn, while Sgt. Dees is attending school in Texas. While visiting in Clinton she will also spend some time with Mrs. Verner Dees. We are happy to report that Mrs. John F. Deaton, Sr. is feeling much better af ter being ill recently. Billy Wayne, Joyce Wyatt, Glennie and May Tinsley attended the County Fair at Newberry on Wednesday, October 11. Gary Vincent celebrated his 13th birthday on last Thursday. A birthday party in his honor was held at the home of his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Blackwell. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Blackwell were visitors in Greenwood on Sunday. tvs Spoken Hi W m Newberry, South Carolina and Herbert Worthy of Naples, Italy. She made her home with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. George Pressley, of this city. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Puller of Lvdia Mills. Mrs. Fuller is employed at the Lvdia Mills Store. Mr. Fuller is in the Navy at Meridian. Mississippi. She is tne niece of Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Campbell.