Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 mv This two year old lad is Ricky Price, qrandson of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Price. Ekto Bffl \ fir H ISLXl This young Indian is William Bull, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. William Bull. He is two and onehalf years of age and the grandson of M. D. Smitherman, Jr. PP?U** ' i \ 11 "Have Guns ? Won't Travel" says Terry Samples, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Samples and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Forest Samples. He celebrated his 1st birthday February 15. /?! - %r i.union imcws . . . his 16th birthday March 24. Johnny Marvin Medlin celebrated h i s 9th birthday March 10. Jimmy Avery had a birthday March 18. He was 21 years old. He is the brotherin-law of William L. Burden. Millard Price and Irene Price observed their 19th wedding anniversary. Billv Ray Hyde, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Cooper, arrived home from Fiance March 3. He married Martha Cobb March 18. SPINNING NO. 7 1ST SHIFT By Lucille Woody Mr. and Mrs. Truman Leopard and Mrs. Dora Leopard visited Mrs. Grace Holiday in Self Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Leopard of Greenville visited Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McGinnis recently. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fox visit r& " 3 JFT * J YjX1 Greg Alexander This handsome little fellow is Greg Alexander, nine months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Alexander and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Alexander. V J kkM fli Rudy Webb, son of Mrs. Carolyn Webb, will celebrate his 13ih birthday March 30. . v Bobby Maner, Jr. is the five months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Maner. ed Mr. and Mrs. Ira Martin Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Martin and son, Steve, spent the week end with Mrs. Martin's mother, Mrs. Rose Neel, of Whitmire. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Holder and family visited in Pickens Sunday. ST5 Carl Lusk is stationed at Fort Meade, Maryland until further orders. "For What It Is Worth" Clyde Brazill would like to be the first to wish everyone a Merry Christmas. Isn't he the early bird? Ola Callaway had a birthivi.. w.k - cL ? * - u_ nci y ivini \.ii /. ?JIIC Lldilllb IU Ut' 60 but to sco her go around her sides when she is at work you would think she was a 16 year old. BIRTHDAYS Carl Lusk?February 16 Vancta Lusk?February 21 Julia Bagwell?March 7 Cleo Lusk?March 24 Walter Heaton?March 23 THE CLOTHMAKER Eva Thibodeau?April 27 Willie Mae Riley?April 25 Donnie and Donna Kidd ? March 6 Ola Gallaway?March 5 Brenda Woody?April 2 Elizabeth Holder?March 6 Buddy Holden?March 26 Alta Fuller?March 30 ( Lessie Allene Kay ? April j 27 Demenia Ward?March 19 Teresa Ann Kelly ? 111 years old March 19 Juanita Anthony ? 27 ? March 22. Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. Ovell Woody celebrated their wedding anniversary March 31. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holden celebrated their anniversary March 4. We Welcome to Our Department Frank McCall Because of the 8 Va cents a pound government subsidy on American cotton that is sold overseas, each bale of cotton used by an American mill costs $42.50 more than a foreign textile manufacturer pays for the same I U. S. cotton. \ C SPOOLING ( 3RD SHIFT 1 By Bill Lowery 1 Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Seay visited Melvin's mother in Greenville recently. Margaret Seay will celebrate a birthday on March 30. We are glad to welcome Sara Nell back to work after being on the sick list. Happy birthday to Donald McWaters on April 6. Bunnv Rhodes will be 12 years old on April 9. Daisev Henderson relphrnt ed a birthday on March 1. Tommy Proffitt celebrated a birthday on January 19. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ealy celebrated a wedding anniversary on March 5. Rudy Webb celebrated his 13th birthday on March 30. I Happy birthday also to ? Kenneth l.awson on March 20 and to Gene Butler on March 24. Rabies Clinic Schedule Set Employee dog owners will be interested in the recently scheduled rabies clinics in our area. The clinics will be under the auspices of the Laurens County Health Department. Dr. Daniel E. Orr, Clinton veterinarian, will conduct the clinics at the following places beginning March 28 and continuing to April 7: March 28 ? Benjamin's j! ... A A? r . /^v A 1 uiutcry, t in vjrr Animal Clinic, 1 to 4. March 29 ? David Glenn Grocery. 2:30 to 4; Seymour Service Station, 4 to 4:30. March 30 ? Wchunt Grocery, 3:30 to 4; Clinton Mills Ball Park, 4 to 5. April .'1 ? John T. Young Grocery, 1 to 1:30; Simpson's Grocery (Milton), 1:30 to 2; Patterson's Grocery, Greenwood Highway, 2 to 2:30. April 7 ? Lydia Mills Swimming Pool, 9:30 to 11:00 A. M. The shots will be $1.00 per ' dog during the Clinic. I Now Is The Time the Coed Now is the time to have motor vehicles checked for mechanical defects and to L-orrect any faults that might have resulted from months of winter driving, the Highway Department advises motorists. The arrival of spring and summer means that the average automobile will be used more for family pleasure Irips. It also means that mechanical troubles which developed during cold weather nay cause break-downs as warmer weather comes on. The Department listed 10 items to look for as trouble nakers. and advised vehicle jwners to consult their mechanics to be certain their vehicles are in good mechanical condition. Brakes should be checked to be sure they hold evenly m all four wheels. Headlight, rear lights and directional signals should be exlmincd for good working >rder. Tires should be property inflated, and defective ires should be replaced to . 1 This lovely young lady is Nancy llease. sister of Mrs. Evelyn iimmons. ^BKtWn| w* WD ^EIH33* mr^m Yvetie King, daughter of Mr. ind Mrs. Chesley King, cele>rated her 10th birthday March 5. K fwtm* - X K \ ' pre. /? w* I Hi Mr. Smitherman will soon be idmitted lo an Atlanta Hospital or an eye operation. He is hown with his grandson "Cooter Jug." MARCH. 1962 to Check itlAM AI UAL|#IA# iiwii vs avoid blow-outs. Are the treads worn off your tires? Slick tires can prove deadly on wet pavement. Are your vehicle's front wheels properly aligned? If not, this can cause undue tire wear and make the vehicle hard to steer. Exhaust and muffler systems should be checked for dangerous carbon monoxide leaks. Also, windshield wipers, glass, horns and rear view mirrors should be inspected for good condition. Many South Carolina tnu/ns :i n rl ( ommiinitioc iirill be conducting free Vehicle Safety Check programs in the near future, thereby offering ^ an opportunity to get vehicles inspected without cost. Persons who do not have access to such a program should take their vehicles to their favorite mechanics. Correction of defects now may help prevent an accident or avoid bigger trouble later, the Highway Department advises. Brenda Woody will celebrate her 15th birthday April 2. She is the daughter of Mrs. Lucille Woody. Tonita Lawson is a student nurse at Columbia Hospital, Columbia, South Carolina. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mr. Giles Lawson. 4k?ai s-, dp 3rfv Wi Rudy. Tommy and Cindy Cas-^H sanova are the grandchildren of^? Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cauble. Lydia Mills.