Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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MAY. 1962 IMH gg|g|g WEAVING NO. 1, 2, 3 & 4 1ST SHIFT By Irene Davenport Dannie Ballew will eel brate his 11th birthday Mj 31. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Fu of Lancaster and Charles M Invaille of Charlotte, N. i are visiting their paren here due to the illness i their father, G. C. Mclnvaill who is a patient at Hays Ho pital. We all wish for him speedy recovery. Mrs. Cook is receiving coi gratulations upon the arriv of a new grand daughter boi to Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Coc of Greenville on April 2 She has been given the nan Anita Dawn. Garel Satterfield celebr ted a birthday May 13. Mr. and Mrs. F C. Burdet i fici 4 nrl TV /f %? r? TV ft ? ~ T ? - \ louvu ivil . d U U AVI lb. J civ Duff and Mr. and Mrs. E. Burdette in Greenwood c Sunday. P. F. C. Herman Burdet has returned to Fort Jacksc after spending the week er with relatives. P Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Griff and Mrs. G. W. Culbertson < Greenwood were s u p p e guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fu Laurens (lounly Shrine (Huh Srcrrlary David Word, Lvdia Pa master, was recently electi Secretary of t h e Laurel County Shrine Club. The 160 member Club celebrating its 10th annive sary this month. Cther actn Clinton-Lydia members ai Fred Bodie, "Nub" Bark< and Robert Vance. Ralp Riddle, Claude and Clvc Trammell were invited in the Club on May 17th Greenwood where some 4,()( members of the Hejaz Ten pie gathered for the speci ceremonies. The Clothmaker extent congratulations and bos wishes to the Laurens Counl Shrine Club on their 10th Ai niversary. man Bratcher recently. Mrs. Culbertson remained for a visit. o- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Boozer -i * *t i ~ jV visueu in iNewDerry sunaay. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Boorr zer and son of Charlotte, N. c_ C. visited Mr. and Mrs. C. Boozer. ts Mrs. Helen Weaver of Lau f rens visited her sister. Mrs. e, Frances Meeks, on Sunday, s- Cecil Davenport celebrated a a birthday May 4, Joan Shealy, May 12 and Irene Davenn port May 23. al Friends of Wallace Bag n well, who is a patient in the )k hospital from injuries receiv9. ed in an automobile accident recently, wish for him a speedy recovery, a- Mr. and Mrs. John Motte celebrated a wedding annite versarv May 10. -k Lola Mae Overstreet celeJ. brated a birthday May 21. >n Vivian Maye ha? been on our sick list foi several te weeks. We hope she will soon >n be able to be back at work id with us. Mrs. Linda Stone, daughter in of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Patterof r_ Sylvia King; Named Junior (.lass Marshall The Committee on Marshals at Winthrop College has selected Sylvia King as one of the college marshals for the year 1962-63. This honor is based on an overall aca, 1 ^ > nrv uciiiil m ci iii;L" ui o.uu or mailer. In addition to her academic record the selection \v a s I r_ also based on her cooperative ;C attitude toward the college re and good citizenship record. ?r The Committee on Mar shals stated in their judgment Sylvia would be a fine t() representative of Winthrop ,n at t h e various civic, artist, )0 and lecture programs on the Campus. al For the third consecutive year Sylvia has been granted Is a Winthrop Alumnae Honor ( t. Scholarship. ty She is the daughter of Mr. n- and Mrs. Hall King, Lvdia Mills. THE CLOTHMAKER son, is a patient at Greenville General Hospital due to injuries received in an automobile accident recently. Everyone wishes for a quick recovery for Linda. WEAVING NO. 1 2ND SHIFT By Lillian Forester Mr. and Mrs. N o r r i s Brownlee celebrated their 22nd wedding anniversary May 11. Bennie Sinclair goes fishing every day but he has not had any luck yet. They were all too small to talk about. Cpl. Kenneth Armstrong visited his narents. Mr anrl Mrs. Earl Armstrong, last week end. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Caviness and other relatives of Whitmire visited the Armstrongs also. Little Paul Eric Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Campbell, celebrated his 1st birthday May 14. He was born on Mother's Day last year. Mr. and Mrs. Carson Neal and Dianne and Mr. and Mrs. Howard McCauley and children of Greenville visited their mother, Mrs. Dova Broome, last week end. Birthdays E. C. Burdette?May 8 Brcnda Kav Hughes?Mav 17 The Young People of Rock Bridge Church are going to Camp Fellowship for the week end and Mrs. Dova Broome cooked them a cake for Betty to take, for Miss Betty McDonald has been their teacher for several months. WEAVING NO. 2 & 4 2ND SHIFT By Thelma Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gregory and family visited Mrs. Gregory's grandmother in Spartanburg Sunday. Rov Patterson, W a vne Templeton. Webb Taylor, Luther Rhodes and several more men went to Catawba fishing Sunday. They didn't have any luck. Floyd's nephe w visited them recently. After his leave home from the Navy he will return to Naples. Italy f or eighteen months. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Moore visited Mr. L. E. Culbertson while he was in Blalock Clinic. Glad to know he is home now and feeling better. James and Floyd, Jr. spent the week end camping at Lake Greenwood with several other Scouts. Daisy Moore and family visited friends in Ware Shoals during Easter. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Moore and family visited friends at l.incolnton. Georgia Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart and family were called to Seneca the other Saturday due to Mrs. Stewart's aunt's death. Mrs. Venie Sheriff. Birthdays Jerry Gregory?May 3 Kobcrt mease?April 27 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lark celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary May 12. They had a drop in party Sunday, May 13, with all their chil dren and friends wishing them many more anniversaries. They are B. P. Lark's parents. WEAVING NO. 1, 2, 3 & 4 3RD SHIFT Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Overstreet announce the marriage of their son, Henry, to Daisy Mae Collins, daughter of Mrs. Bertha Collins of Donalds May 1st. They are making *1 l- - ??* ineir nome in ware Shoals, South Carolina. Mrs. Shirley Mahaffey is visiting her mother, Wilma Stone, while her husband, James L. Mahaffey, is taking basic training at Fort Jackson. Paul Ward will celebrate a birthdav June 4. He will be 18. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Lawson and family and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson spent the week end in Chester. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reeves celebrated their 17th anniversary May 3. Bernice Satterfield h a d a birthday May 15 and her fPrintinnorl on noffo * VV/IIV1IIUVU KJ k I JVUftV. / Moose and Exchange Club Jean Little Boys Leagi Mercer Bailey and Provide in the Little Boy's League. Th the Moose Lodge, is Coached b coached bv Jimmy Bras well wi Club. The boys plav twice wee Presbyterian College. Regular : June 18 at which time an all district tourney play. ' ' ' ^ - ' ' ' ^ ^ ^ ^ ' ' ' '' y LYC Kneeling? left to light: Timmy Laney. Larry Wyatt, Lynn Evan: Campbell. Standing?loft to righ sieve Viraay. Jimmy uooper, Stev nie Kitchens and Barry Wvatt. SgSr ? ii ! IP*f W | ** ' . v V* T' . . VvV;'^ ''"^V tti- MM kVw #" .. ?** .*. r-''-\ i CLIN Kneeling?left to right: Johnny] Heaton. Ronald Patterson, Earl C Samples. Standing?left to right: Ronald Cheek, Earl Turner, Billy 5 Allen Taylor to Represent Ford Hi At Boys' State R, Allen Taylor, 17 year old son of Mr. Harold Taylor, Lvdia 2nd Shift Weave Room employee last week became the third son of Clinton-Lydia employees to be selected for Boys State. Allen, a rising Senior at Ford High. Laurens, will represent his school. is ie Entries ;nce again have strong entries e uiinton team, uniformed by v Truman Owens. Lydia Boys, ear the colors of the Exchange kly in the Little Boys Park at season play will continue until star team will be selected for ) IA Sanders, Steve Fennell, Dennis 5, Ronnie Abercrombie and Mike t: Mike Threatt. Mike Johnson. ? it..:?- - * ? ? c nairsion. jimmy sandrcs, Donk**. 1^^ # W Jl Ifigjidnjy TON Lover, Roddy McAllister, Tim sborne. Edgar Foster and Calvin Steve Elledge. Johnny Burton, Butler, Joe Lawson, Jimmy White