Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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JULY. 1962 WEAVING NO. 1 oun cuict aiii/ va in By Beatrice Hawks Well vacation time is over and everyone is back at work safe except Robert Butler who has been a surgical patient at Hays Hospital. We miss you Robert. I hope everyone had a nice time. Some of our folks just stayed at home while others had a nice time at the mountains and in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Eldrigde visited J. C.'s mother in Busknell, Florida and had a wonderful time. Mrs. Homer Lawson and children and Mrs. Sam Lawson and children spent a fMlirUn nf i n tho monn. tains of North Carolina. Randy Turner is spending two weeks with relatives in Bee T.og, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Alexander spent a few days in the Smoky Mountains and also visited relatives in Greenville and Liberty, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Aber erombie visited Mr. Abercrombie's brother near Bessemer City, N. C. Mrs. Clarence G r e g o r y, Mrs. Susie Hawks and Beatrice visited relatives in I la. Georgia and Commerce. Georgia. WEAVING NO. 1 3RD SHIFT The employees of this department would like to start this month's news bv congratulating Mr. and Mrs. Earl Osborne on the new addition to their family. The baby girl's name is Gennv Lee. The Frank Lawsons have a new addition also?a boat, motor and trailer. They have had the outfit about a month and Dot said she hasn't learned to ski yet. Gholdie Simmons spent the \ Mfish? This lovely young lady. John nie Carol Wyatt, celebrated hei four months old birthday Jul} 9th. The Newell Brewingtons arc her beaming grandparents. New ell is employed in ~3 Weave or the 1st Shift, Clinton Mills. HHMUU o I week of the 4th washing his ] new car. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Elbert McCall 1 and family visited Mrs. Mc- i Call's sister in Pickens. S. C. i Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Motes 1 and Mr. and Mrs. George i Motes and daughter attended the Baptist Camp Meeting < near Greer. < Mr. and Mrs. H. R. McCall j and family enjoyed the week end at Myrtle Beach this ] past week. They were accompanied by Svble's mother, ] Mrs. Ermio Stone, and Mr. Darvl Hampton. < Mr. and Mrs. Grady Edge visited with their daughter in Burlington, N. C. Ml' iinrt Mre TTrtrrcv Rfilloti and family had a very nice vacation at Daytona Beach. Florida during the week of the 4th. Birthdays Ronnie Cheek?June 23 Mrs. R. E. Cheek?June 25 Mrs Dorothv Lawson? Jui? 14 Ray McCall?July 6 Mrs. Josephine McCall ? July 15 WEAVING NO. 3 & 4 1ST SHIFT By Mildred & Grace Well, vacation is over now till Christmas. Hope each of you enjoyed your time out of the mill. I won't say off from work for a great many of you were like us, not off from work, just out of the mill. A great deal of home improvements went on and some just did little odd jobs they'd been putting off for a while. We're indeed grateful that all of you had a safe holiday and no faces were missing when we came back to work. Some of our folks did a bit of traveling. some near and some far and some had visitors. Joe McCall said they attended t h e Church of Clod Camp Meeting at Mauldin each night of vacation week. Mr. and Mrs. George Price and sons and Roger Dunaway visiiect iicor^e s ijraiuimol her in Del Rio. Tennessee and also spent a few days in C?atlinburg. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Klein of Columbia visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Jennings. Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Suttles visited in Morganton and Marion. N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Suttles and children of Durham. North Carolina visited both their parents. JoAnne and children remained for a lone or visit for the purpose of having JoAnne's tonsils removed at Hays Hospital and having help with the twin . girls who are only a few t months old. We know both grandparents a r e enjoying having them here. THE CLOTHMAKER Speaking of twins and vaations. we are sure this is ne vacation "Babe" Gregory vi 11 never forget! Becoming he parents of twins must be |uite an experience. The two ittle girls put in their ap>earance June 30 and had a ough time of it for a week >r more, but we're glad to eport that they seem to have jvercome the obstacles and ire gaining. Congratulations o both parents and babies. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 3rookshire have gained a son. Dolores and Richard Dillinglam of Lancaster were maried June 2. Dolores is planning to go to Lancaster after working a notice on her job. We wish them much happiness. Mrs. Frances Bradberry said she didn't go anywhere luring vacation. She had her grandson with her so there wasn't anywhere to go. eh, Frances? Joyce's husband left Germany for home July 11th and we know they're counting the days till his arrival for the f: A l i_ _ A. 1- : u i hi iuok. ai ins sun. Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Meadows spent vacation week with their son, A 1C Harold Meadows and Mrs. Meadows in Springfield, Mass. Ola said they really enjoyed their visit with them and the grandchildren and yet it ended on a note of sadness lor Eileen and the children are leaving for England in August. Harold is planning to come out of the Air Force in October and join them to make their home in England with her parents for awhile. Maybe they'll change their minds. Ola. Mr. a n d Mrs. Joe Gibbs snent vacation week in Gat linburg. Mr. and Mrs. Neuffer Creswell visited Treasure Island near St. Petersburg, Florida. They went deep sea fishing, but he didn't mention finding any treasures and come to think of it, he didn't mention catching any fish either. Did you Neuffer? Grady Smith said he and Louise went to Greenville and traded cars and drove on up to visit Preacher Spillers at his cabin in the mountains, but that was as far as they got. Trading cars was far enough wasn t it orady: Mrs. Toni Thomas of Birmingham. Alabama is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Meadows had as their visitors part of vacation week their little granddaughter. Laurie Penland. We're glad to have Joe Clihhs and Bill Campbell and Aline Lanford back at work after an absence due to illness. Our deepest sympathy to the Sanders family in the loss of their mother, Mrs. Dave Sanders. We extend a heart v wel come to our newcomers. Bobby James and Thomas Fuller. Mr. and Mrs. "Bootsie" Allman and sons and Inez Dunaway visited S Sgt. and Mrs. Bill Crowell in Fort Belleview. Virginia. Mrs. Missouri Wilkie visited her son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wilkie, in Dallas, Texas and they returned home with her for a visit. Yours truly (Millie) and Oscar went shopping in Greenville, that is "Green Stamp" shopping. We really had a ball, spending our Green Stamps. Lvdia Bell said she went to Spartanburg and spent her "Top Value" Stamps. Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Harrill spent their vacation in the mountains of North Carolina. Their daughter Barbara Ann and son accompanied them. * * i * ? ^? ? ? lvir. ana i\irs. Cleveland Campbell and son, Mike, spent their vacation at Davtona Beach, Florida. "Shorty" said they attended the races and being her first time seeing them she really enjoyed them. Aliene Lanford said that she and her family spent their vacation at Lake Greenwood fishing. We're also glad to have Aliene back at work after an illness. Mr. and Mrs. Fern Hardman visited ther son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hardman, in Muskagee. Okla homa. Mrs. Hardman remained for a longer visit to await the arrival of a new grandbabv. Harry and Dot went fishing every day. She didn't say anything about what they caught only a good sun tan. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kernells. Jr. and children spent their vacation at Maggie Valley and also at Folly Beach. Boy! they really got around. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McNinch and Johnny spent their vacation at Ocean Drive Beach and they also visited in the mountains of North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McNinch and Sara Nell accompanied them. A/r?. A/f ?-t- 1 \\7 i*n . c* 11 vi 1*113. u. vv . r uwici attended the Miss South Carolina Beauty Contest in Greenville on Wednesday. Gertrude said after that she took a tour of neighboring towns shopping. Mr. and Mrs. James Harris and Linda, and Mr. and Mrs. Ithiel Harvey and daughters spent the week at Daytona Beach. Florida. They motored on down to Sanford. Florida to visit Mr. Harris' brother, Joe Harris, and family. Birt hdnvt - t ' Dennis Fallaw?1 vear ? July 20 Joyce Crapps?July 27 Jewel Brewington ? 11 years old?July 18 a E w Karen is the attractive nine year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Meadows. July 23rd was her birthday. Clark i? a long service employee on the 1st Shift in Weave ~3. Clinton Mills. 3 \J i . July 20th. Dennis Fallaw. son of "Tot" and Polly Fallaw. was one year old. Grandmother Mary. Uncle "Moe" and Aunt Brenda are equally as proud of this handsome young man as his parents. Polly is a Battery Filler in Weave ~3. Clinton MUls. Mrs. Bill Campbell ? August 1 Mrs. J. W. Walton?July 9 Karen Meadows?9 years old?July 23 Sandra (Meadows) Penland?July 19 Doris Gibbs and Cecil Wooten shared a birthday July 22. and you know they're both the same age ? both are 39! J. D. Gibbs?August 6 Steve Allman?July 31 Ken Allman?August 6 Mrs. E. J. Campbell?August 13 Mrs. J. E. Braswell. Sr. ? July 16 SLASHING 1ST, 2ND & 3RD SHIFTS Mary Price Mrs. Marv Taylor and daughter. Cathy Ann. are visiting Mrs. Taylor's brother, Mr. Claude Strickland, of Hickory, N. C. Mr. Lloyd Taylor spent the week of the fourth of July on Lake Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McLendon visited Mrs. McLendon's relatives in Roanoke. Virginia ,1 ; 4.: nr>i _i__ uui 111^ vdvauuu. l ney aiso visited relatives in Lyons. Georgia. Mr. Jerry Craven and friends visited Chimney Rock during vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Dunaway celebrated their 12th wedding anniversarv July 12. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Jove and Mr. and Mrs. Cassie Jove visited in Johnsonville and Charleston recently. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jove are visiting Mr. Jove's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cassie Dorothy Jewell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Newell Brewington. celebrated her eleventh birthday July 18th. Jewell enjoys taking care of her niece, Johnnie Wyatt.