Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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NOVEMBER. 1961 WEAVING NO. 1 1ST SHIFT By Alta Riser Mr. and Mrs. Ray Klein of Columbia visited Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Jenning over the week end of November 4. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Jenning went to Charlotte recently to take their daughter, Doris, to a doctor. We hope that she is feeling better. Steve Neal, of Asheville. N. C., spent a recent week end with his parents, Mr. and Mis. Robert Neal. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Terry, Jo Carol and Freida Foster motored to Mount Mitchell recently. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neal visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith in Salem, N. C. recently. Miss ausan lerry was a week end guest of Miss Beth Trammell of Winthrop. Mrs. R. C. Stuart and Mrs. Elmer Queen visited Mr. and Mrs. John Stadolskv near Laurens. Mr Bill Terry visited his mother, Mrs. Joe Terry, while she was a patient in a Greenville Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. M a r c e 11 Barker were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. tsovd bmitn ot Bamberg. Mrs. Bill Terrv, Susan and Jo Carol were in Columbia recently to be with Mrs. Terry's mother, Mrs. D. G. Jackson, who was a patient at the Baptist Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Meadors and J. C. Meadors visited J. C.'s sister, Mrs. W. D. Bass, in Memorial Mission Hospital in Asheville, N. C. Birthdays Sudie Putnam?Nov. 8. Oscar Kinard?Nov. 7. WPAVTTSin Nn 1 2ND SHIFT By Nell Gardner We are sorry to report at this time our reporter. Beatrice Hawks, is a patient at Blalock Clinic. We miss you Beatrice and hope you will soon be back at work. We sincerely hope Mr. Holly Wehunt will soon be back to work. We miss you Mr. Wehunt. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith, who have moved back to South Carolina from Tucson. Arizona, were visitors of the former's mother, Mrs. J. J Smith, recently. Our deepest sympathy Ljoes out to the family of Mr. Elbert Lavvson who passed away recent lv. Mrs. Homer Lawson is a patient at Greenville General Hospital. We wish for you a speedy recovery. Mrs. Dorsev Turner was in North Carolina recently for HK' * ~n the funeral of her aunt. Mr. B. B. McClimons, Mrs. T. M. Dillard and Mrs. Roy Moon were visitors of Mrs. J. J. Smith and family recently. wriUTMr. mo n f ? 1?1 A X V All VI X1 V/? XJ 1ST SHIFT By Ina Bell Hooper Mr. a n d Mrs. Coleman Caublc visited Mrs. Cauble's aunt in Seneca Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Campbell visited Ghost Town in the mountains of North Carolina last week end. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mattox and Cindy visited Victor's mother in Whitmire Sunday. Those enjoying the mountains in North Carolina Sunday were Arthur and Dot Davis, Neffuer and Pauline C res well. Jerry and Joyce Heaton, James and Clara Crain. Rubber and Betty Joe Creswell and Mrs. Blanche Cres well. Ruth Oxner a n d Mary Bauknight visited Gatlinburg and Newport, Tennessee last week end. Opal McAlister reports her mother has returned home from the Self Memorial Hospital in Greenwood. Birthdays Nathell Bentlev celebrated his twelth birthday November 6. Mrs. Jimmy had a birthday November 2. Mr. Boyd Watts celebrated his birthday October 28. Mr. Fred Galloway had a birthday October 31. WEAVING NO. 2 3RD SHIFT Frances King celebrates a birthday November 27. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilson celebrated their 18th wedding anniversary October 7. Hope they have many more. ,? T o?:ii (Uf Si M IN JUL' Op I lie* IS IS out sick. Wo miss you Joe. We wish you a spccdv recovery. Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Owens motored through the mountains last week. She said they were beautiful. Bobby Manor celebrated a birthday October 30. Mrs. Bobby Manor celebrated a birthdav October 17. Mr. and Mrs. Cieorge I hompson celebrated then 19th wedding anniversarv November 14. Anne Thompson celebrated her 13th birthday November 3. We hope it won't be an unlucky year Anne. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Brookshire spent the week end in the mountains recently. William Metts celebrated a birthday November 7. THE CLOTHMAKER WEAVING NO. 3 & 4 li 1ST SHIFT v By Grace & Mildred Guess everyone is saving ^ all their visits for the Thanks giving holiday. We of Weav- t| ing No. 3 & 4 would like to say a "Great Big Thank You" ^ to our management for the ji holiday that we were notified p today we would get. Hope we ^ win nave more news next a month. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rodelspuger of Newberry were re- r cent Sunday guests of rela- v tives here. a Mr. Harry Lowder, Mr. Willard Creel. Mr. Carl Creel, y Mr. Charles Cribbs of Hem- ^ ingway, Mr. and Mrs. Galdon j Griffin, Mr. Gerald Langston. Mrs. Billy Barfoot, Mrs. Bob j Alley of Florence were here for the funeral of Mrs. J. L. c Arnold October 14. s Mrs. Joe Griffin. Nancy and Jodev were recent guests t of her father. Mr. J. L. Arnold, j. We would like to say to Mrs. Irene Kelley. who is a medical patient at Joanna Memorial Hospital, a speedy recovery. Mrs. Kellev is the mother of Mrs. Harry Lan- 2 ford. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Huev wltc recent visitors in tno mountains of North Carolina. Moll said they were real pretty. Mr. D. U. Allman has returned to the home of his daughter. Mrs. O/.zie Cooper. * after a stav in the Anderson Memorial Hospital. We hope > Mr. Allman will soon be good as new. ( Mr. J. L. Arnold is spending some time with his son. James. , and family in Hemingway and with his daughter, Doris, in ( Florence. Mrs. Ola Meadows spent the first two works: of Kn. vember in Springfield. Mass. c with her son. A 1C Harold ] Meadows, and his family. t Some of our folks have been motoring to the mountains to | see the wonderful colorama ] of autumn leaves, whose beauty is ever new. Mr. and < Mrs. Joe Gibbs visited Mount ; Pisgah, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Williams accompanied bv Mr. < and Mrs. Dessie Wilkes motored up to Chimney Rock and Mrs. Frances Bradberry and Gilbert Bigham along with Mr. and Mrs. Dave McNinch. Dianne Bradberry, Allan t-Tunnicutt. Dianne Wil- i II ^ I ^ fl noDDy LiuD uispia W jrl I H||H _ I n K mm The Clinton Hobby Club, unde arrangements in the Laurens Coui riqht are Mrs. D. O. Freeman's, Ins and Mrs. Cassie Joye's and Mrs. Be san and Anne's entries won a third iams and Wayne McCullough isited Paris Mountain and laesar's Head. Miss Margaret Williams and Irs. Toni Thomas of Birmigham, Alabama have reurned to their home after an xtended visit with Mr. and Irs. J. D. Williams due to the llness of their sister, Mrs. Jorence Moore. While here hey were all dinner guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Slay in Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pressey of Augusta were recent 'isitors of their uncle and unt, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibbs. Mrs. J. D. Gibbs, Jr. and ler mother, Mrs. Strietman, 'isited their brother and son 3aul Strietman, and his wife n Camp Lejune, North Caroina. Glad to report M. D. Smithrman able to be back at work ifter a two weeks illness. We are glad to see Jerry Baker back at work after ? lospital stay. Birthdays and Anniversaries Mell Huey?Nov. 30. Mildred Kinard?Nov. 5. Oscar Kinard?Nov. 6. Cleveland Campbell ? Nov i A Gertrude Fowler?Nov. 19 Larry Fowler?Nov. 13. Jimmy Hughes?Nov. 12. Freeman Lanford?Nov. 15 Ellison Roberts?Dec. 2. Lillian Putnam?Nov. 7. Evans Lever?Nov. 8. Toni Wooten?2 years old? ^ov. 23. Donna Elaine Walton ?? /ears old?Nov. 30. David Lee Walton?6 year: Did?October 20. Mr. and Mrs. Bootsie All nan?Anniversary?Nov. 7. Mr. and Mrs. Ellison Rob ?rts?Anniversary?Oct. 21. Shapely and Smitherman Miss Nora Belle Shapely be :ame the bride of Mr. Jame: LI J o : 4 l - iiovwctiu oiiuiiit'iiiiaii uc ober 30, 1961. The ceremony was per formed in the County Cour douse in El Paso, Texas. Mrs. Smitherman is th< daughter of Mr. C. P. Shapeb ind the late Mrs. Shapely. Mr. Smitherman is the soi :>f Mr. M. D. Smitherman. Jr "Thank You" The family of Mr. Elber Lawson would like to tak this opportunity to say "Than! you" for all the wonderfu expressions of sympathy, th ys Flower Arrangem< IjlH J13- mm W ' r the direction of Mrs. D. O. Fi rity Fair exhibit, last month. Huphes' and Delores Brookshn ttv Snelgrove's entry placed for premium. 3 i HH I V ^ ' k I i H A/3C Charles E. Butler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Butler, re cenuy completed his training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. He is presently stationed at Grand Forks Air Force Base. North Dakota. meals served and the beautiful floral tributes. May God richly bless each and every one of you. The Lawson Family The family of Mrs. Eunice E. Arnold would like to say that all of your expressions of sympathy, the meals served and the beautiful floral tributes were greatly appreciated. May God bless each of you for your kindness. The J. L. Arnold Family SLASHING 1ST. 2ND. & 3RD SHIFTS By Mary Price $ Mrs. Mary Bouknight and Mrs. Ruth Oxner visited the s mountains of North Carolina and Tennessee recently. Miss Judy Bouknight and Mr. Don Collins visited Judy's mother, Mrs. Mary Bouknight. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Oakley visited the mountains of Hendersonville, North Carolina recently, s Mrs. Ursula Blakelv and Sara Watson were recent visitors in Greenville. Mrs. Sara Watson has been t a patient at Blalock Clinic but is now able to be back at q work. / The Slasher room and Draw-In Rnnm lost nnp of i their co-workers last week. Mr. Elbert Lawson passed away on Tuesday, October 31st at Greenville General t Hospital after an illness ot e four days. His passing k brought great sorrow to his il co-workers and thev wish to e (Continued on page 6) ents at County Fair nun uiii (Him iif?a -eeman made and entered five flower The arrangement entries from left to . . Velda Farmer's, Delora Lydia's, Susan Terry and Anne Meadors. Su