Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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JANUARY. 1962 ?I0 Good Resolution 1. Work hard. Hard work F is the best investment a man p can make. 2. Study hard. Knowledge o enables a man to work more n intelligently and effectively. o 3. Have initiative. Ruts often deepen into graves. y 4. Love your work. Then f< you will find pleasure in si mastering it. d 5. Be exact. Slipshod methods bring slipshod results. 6. Have the spirit of con- ^ quest. Thus you can successfully battle and overcome difficulties. * ' 7. Cultivate personality. it Clinton News ... (Continued from page 4) rp Sorry to report Mr. Lan- IV ham Lawson's mother. Mrs. Sam Lawson, passed away s< December 27. v Mr. Thornton Meadors has been on the sick list for a C few days. h M?- nnrl Mr? R C. W.ntcnn and Mrs. Ursula Blakelv vi- d sited Mr. and Mrs. M. J. s Blakelv and family in Spar- E tanburg on Christmas eve h and visited Mr. and Mrs. Judson Cox and Mr. and Mrs. v Bryan Wood in Cross Anchor y on Christmas day. ii Miss Eva Lou Waites and E Mrs. Burten Thomas of Newberry spent Christmas d a v with Mr. and Mrs. B. Wright. 2 All of us extended our sympathy to Mrs. Lillie Mae O'Shields in the passing of her foster mother. Mrs. Effie C ooper. December Jl. v Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Price attended a Bin^o party in J Joanna given by the Stanley Home Products company re- c cently. n Birthdays Arthur Lawson ? January 12 Dewell Proffitt ? January JO Wedding Anniversaries t Mr. and Mrs. Tom Camp- }-, neii nan a wedding anniver- a sary January 3. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Bram- s lett celebrated a wedding anniversary December 19. v Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Oak- l ley had a wedding anniversary December 23. I\ r SPINNING No. 1 2ND SHIFT b By Doris Osborne Mr. and Mrs. Fred King and t children, Mrs. Ed Heaton and b Cheryl, Mr. and Mrs. Walter C Heaton and children and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Heaton and s children visited Mr. and Mrs. Estes Bible and daughters in C Anderson on Christmas Day. t M r atul M rc .Too Rnnrl ntirl I . UIIV4 Wl w V/V. t'V'UVI UUVi V children and Mrs. Earnest Eskew of Greenville spent c Christmas day with their \ daughter and sister. Mrs. Edna Heaton. f... i E|K^B for > beca fen^H you 1 is for 1962 b 2! 'ersonalty is to a man what erfume is to a flower. ^ 8. Help and share with thers. The real test of busiess greatness lies in giving pportunity to others. 9. Be democratic. Unless ou feel right toward your ?llow-men, you can never be n, uccessful in the things vou h ?. ai 10. In all things do your J] est. The man who has done is best has done everything. al 'he man who has done less ^ ^ian his best has done nothei Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tul- \\ s and children of El Paso, 'exas are visiting her family ai Tr. and Mrs. W. M. George. w Mrs. Jeanette Owens and rr on, Steve, visited Mrs. Groer Starnes last Sunday. n Miss Carolyn Heaton of ai Jrcenville spent Christmas olidays at home. J Mr. Dean Butler and p aughters of Greenwood vi- si ited Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie >utler during the Christmas ai olidays. B Mrs. T. L. Key of Green- IV ille is spending the week r< /ith her daughter and son- d n-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. lanlev. tl Birthdays 1^ Bettv Ann Milam?January \\ 9 Gary Osborne?January 16 Doris Osborne?January 27 b Denise Wilson?January 7 Shirley Ann George ? 10 J ears old?January 14 Dot George?20 years old? a anuary 15 Mr. and Mrs. Erskin Milam IV elebrated their wedding an- 4 t- oo n\ciaai y tiiimittl \ ?iO. fl SPINNING No. 1 w 3RD SHIFT By William L. Burden v Miss Sybil Windsor spent he Christmas holidays at 7 lome with her parents. Mr. nd Mrs. C. W. Windsor. c Miss Sybil Windsor oberved a birthday January 28. 2i Miss Carolyn Kates obser ea a birthday January 4. 962. She was 9 years old. All of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew 2 TcCall's family spent Christnas day with them. o Mrs. Andrew McCall had a lirthday December 29. b Pvt. Ben Campbell spent d he Christmas holidays with lis parents. Mr. and Mrs. 'arl Campbell. Carl (Randy) Campbell fl pent a 15 day leave with his >a rents, Mr. a n d Mrs. Carl u Campbell. He will report back o New Port. R. I. aboard the It J. S. S. Hagelwood. 1 Reggie Laney had a birth- si lay January 14. He was 8 u -ears old. Corky Campbell celebrated f lie 1 It Tannor\> OH t s a better place f rou and your family (2) _ \ flft M / el give United Way a I rHE CLOTHMAKER Mrs. Edna Laney h a d a ( irthday January 25. She was 3 years old. Mr. Hallie Griffin had a irthday December 22. He ras 51 years old. SPINNING No. 2 1ST SHIFT By Lucille Woody Well folks, this is your ews reporter, Lucille Woody, ack at work after surgery t Greenwood Self Memorial [ospital. Mr. and Mrs. John Harmon rid family visited Mr. Harlon's mother and sisters in os Angeles, California durlg the Christmas holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Downs? njoyed a white Christmas in /ashington, D. C. C Mr. and Mrs. Jean Floyd * ad daughter spent Christmas f 'ith Mrs. Annie Mae Caugh- I urn and Willie Mae Riley. * Jimmy and Maxie Kenedy visited Mary Martin jnd daughter Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hall King and udy Laney accompanied hil King to Furman Univer- j ty in Greenville Tuesday. 5 1\/T?. n/r^,. r\?11 ur 1 mi. aim JV1I S. ' J\ ?_*X1 w ooay nd daughter, } . enda, M r s. eulah Ivester and Mr. and Irs. Johnny Malpass visited Natives in Toccoa. Georgia uring the holidays. Miss Patsy Gallman spent ^ le holiday with Mrs. Beulah r tester and Miss Brenda * / oodv. Birthdays and Anniversaries ' Lurline Malpass ? Decern- s er 25 ^ Johnny Thibodeau was 13 anuary 2. Susie Black will be 16 Janu- 1 ry 22. E Tressie Gallawav from lursey. North Dakota will be c January 31. r * y\ Tnnnv T.oo Ann i rom Mursey, North Dakota 'ill be 3 February 11. Rickey Dell Grant was 1 ear old December 17. Kathv Sue Reynolds w a s January 4. Ben Woodward. Jr. ? Dermiber 19 Johnnie Holder?December 3 Robert Holden?December 4 Shirley Holden?December 7 Susan Harmon was 13 years Id December 17. Mr. and Mrs. Morris ThiA 1 ?1 * ?l A\ 1 * uucau tcicuiaieu ineir weoint* anniversary January 22. Sick List ( Ruth McGinnis has the flu. Lillian Womble has had the ( lu. ^ Juanita Leopard is out of fork sick. Jess Laney is improving at is home after being in Hays lospital. We hope he will * aon be well and back with s again. Ovell Woody has had the lu. Lurline Malpass has had ; he flu. ( Brenda Woody has had the < lu. ( For What It Is Worth Vivian O'Sullivan. Ger- 1 rude Brazil], Margaret Bra- i ill and Mary Tucker walked ill the way to Lydia Mills i tnd back during the holilays. It sure was good exerise for them. They enjoyed i picnic on their long jourley home. Clinton Oaf tern Display Janie Freeman. Hilda Holmes, Clinton Hobby Club Members. cre< or their homes and for gifts to frie rhe Madonna arrangements drew >raise. Just before the Christmas 1 'resident Vance in his office and pr n appreciation for his interest in Levi Tucker is searching or information concerning lext vacation. Anyone knowng how many days it will be. )lease pass this news to him. -.evi works in Spinning No. !. first shift. Thank you. SPINNING No. 2 3RD SHIFT By Allene Kay Miss Pauline Stevenson of V 1 o n 1 r* n on rrri n Pkifrl 1 11U1 I tCl, gia opv_ii L V^IllI Of nas with her mother, Mrs. Bessie Rogers. Jerry and Jewell Stewart >f Thornwell had Christmas upper with their sister, feanette Starnes. Miss Sandra Bolt has reurned to school in Columbia ifter spending the holidays it home. Mrs. Henry King had her rhildren for Christmas dinler December 24th at Lydia dills on Poplar Street. There vere twenty-five for dinner. Waters King is spending a ew days with his mother, drs. Henry King. Waters reurned to his home in Nashille. Tennessee December 30. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Goff >f Newberry. S. C. visited his ;ister during Christmas. Mrs. denry King. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Lewis lad for the holidays the Chilons from Reidsville. N. C., VIr. and Mrs. R. D. Lawson of 3uffalo. S. C.. and Mr. Colie Gregory from Spartanburg. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Lewis /isited in Spartanburg. High 3oint. N. C. and Reidsville. N. 3. lately. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Lewis :elebrated a wedding anniversary January 2. Birthdays Kellene King?January 11 Mary A. Kay?January 28 Carrie D Smith ? December 5 CLOTH ROOM By Dorsey Turner Mrs. Sarah Cheek and Mr. and Mrs. Don Jones of IreenwonH snnnt Phri^tmas day with Mr. and Mrs. Randall Farmer. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Turner spent the holidays visiting in Miami, Florida. Mrs. J. H. Walker of Laurens, sister of Mrs. Fannie Parrish. spent Sunday here with Mrs. Parrish and Miss Norma Parrish. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Williams and son, Scott. Mrs. 7 Christmas Decorations Hl ?W? Velda Farmer and Iris Hughes, ited these beautiful arrangements nds during the Christmas Seasons. many well deserved words of holidays. Club Members called on esented him a unique arrangement their club. I\eiv (Phi-Timers . . . (Continued from page 1) Bill, a loom fixer became a member in 1959. Rex Harris. Doffer, Alma Harvey, Spooler and J. T. Lanford, Loom Fixer, are the other three members of the quartet eligible at Lydia. Inscribed eold watches and ruby set Service Award Pins are on order for the group. Their combined continuous loyal service represents more that 300 years of skillful know-how in the manufacturing of Superior Quality Cotton Cloths. Plans are underway to hold the annual banquet when the watches and pins arrive. RECORDS THE BEGINNING of t h e new year is a good time to sharpen up this fact: Preventing injuries does not mean piling up a long string of injury-free man-hours so all can sav '"T-noVr \i*V->o + /-u.a " ? ?* I1UI VV C U1U. It means, more importantly. keeping yourself free from injury for the plain reason that an injury means trouble and worry and expense for you and your family, and it doesn't feel good! It means also helping to protect your fellow employees because they're human, too. and they're pretty nice folks and you don't want them or their families to suffer. Tim crnr\r) cifntv ~r - .. w ^wwv* oaici \ 1CLU1U Ui large textile plants like ours is something worth being proud of. But it is built, after all. on the individual safety record of each employee. And your own safety record is built on the plain and proper appreciation of how safety pays off for you and your family. Mammie Revels and Mrs. D. G. O'Sullivan of Greer and Chester were supper guests of the Chink Friers recently. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Lowe visited Mr. and Mrs. Lewis King and family in Anderson last Sunday. Miss Jean Satterwhite, R. T., of Savannah spent the holidays with her parents, (Continued on page 8)