Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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JULY, 1962 WEAVING NO. 1, 2, 3, & 4 1ST SHIFT By Irene Davenport Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bailey, Fay and Skect visited the latters mother, Mrs. B. F. Bagley, in Goodwater, Ala?bama during vacation week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bailey and daughter of Chattanooga, Tennessee visited Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bailey recently. Dianne Patterson celebrated a birthday on July 17. Mr. and Mrs. Bili Lewis and daughter are visiting relatives here having returned from Puerto Rica where Mr. Lewis has been servi? \ in the Army. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dean Reeves. Sarah and Paula Shelnut visited Ghost Town in the mountains of North Carolina during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Mclnvaille spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Furr of Lancaster and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mclnvaille of Charlotte, N. C. Kathy Davenport celebrated a birthday on July 17. Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Cook and grandson, Bobby, visited Daytona Beach. Florida and Silver Springs, Florida the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Fowler and Mrs. Lucille Taylor visited in the mountains of North Carolina and Tennessee returning back thru Georgia last week. Barry Kitchen celebrated i 1 i ii l.' .ii .i rr nis inn Dinnciay juiv ). Mr. and Mrs. Butch McLendon and Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Medlin visited in the mountans of North Carolina last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Vanderford and children and Mr. and Mrs. Adtfer Crawford and children visited in the moun tains of North Carolina last week. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cannon and Delle, Mrs. Joe Daven port. Dianne and Kathy and Phyllis Shcaly visited at Myrtle Beach a few days last week. Ad ge r Crawford. J. B. Vanderford, Bradshaw Bagwell. William Womble, Steve Lawson and Bonnie Vanderford went turtle fishing last week and had real good luck. Mr. and Mrs. Garel Satterlielcl and children visited Daytona. Florida and Silver Snrines. Florida the oast r O- " - - t week. Linda Faye and Martha Anne White visited at Lake CJreenwood with friends recently. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Booz er and son of Charlotte visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Boozer during vacation. '.' fi *** ^ '? jj irriiir rwi Mrs. Ida Fowler from Texas visited the Boozers also. Mrs. Victoria Culbertson, Preston and Sandra visited Ghost Town and other places in the mountains of North Carolina last week. Mr. and Mrs. Fur man Bratcher and granddaughter. Robin, visited a few days at Myrtle Beach the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Campbell and Mike and Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell visited Norfolk, Williamsburg and Jamestown, Virginia the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Over si reel spem ine past weeK with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Overstreet. Mrs. Sarah Jenkins and Lynn and Mrs. Willie Cannon visited in the Smoky Mountains a n d Folly Beach the past week. Mona Cannon, a student nurse at Spartanburg General Hospital, is at home on vacation for a month. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hampton and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Will Hampton visited in the mountains of North Carolina last week. Mrs. Beverly Werts and M o n a Cannon celebrated their birthdays July 14. Mr. and Mrs. Jim May and son and Mike Stroud spent a couple of days at Myrtle Beach during the holidays. SP4 Kenneth Meeks celebrated a birthday July 6. Susie Meeks celebrated h e r birthday July 12. Mrs. Frances Meeks and Susie visited their sons and brothers Sp4 Kenneth and Pvt. Thomas Meeks at Fort Jackson a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Boyce and children spent a few days recently with the latters parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davenport. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Cokcr wish to express their thanks to Weave Room No. 3 for their many kindnesses and flowers sent at the death of Mrs. Coker's father, W. Q. Norris. and Mr. Coker's sister. Mrs. R. G. Stone. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Burdette and daughter. Hilda, with grandchildren. Sherry. Steve and Dell Campbell, enjoyed a picnic and boating at Lake Greenwood and a visit to the mountains of North Carolina. They also visited Mr. Bur dctte's sistor and family at Hondersonvillo. N. C. while on vacation. The many friends of Furman Bratchor will ho sorry to learn that his mother remains seriously ill at Greenwood Hospital. We all wis! for her a speedy recovery. We wish to welcome Don THE CLOT h. MAKER nie Revis and Johnny Walk- 1 er to Weave Room No. 1. Sp Helen Word, granddaugh- Ca ter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Leo- 1 pard, celebrated her 14th am birthday July 10. She cele- Be brated this birthday with a M> party. A number of friends 1 were present to help her en- er joy this occasion. 4tl Mr. S. J. Todd, one of our ] oldest fellow employees, has Ju retired. He will be greatly missed by all of us. Each one of his friends remembered him with a gift and wish him many long and happy memories. th( m< WEAVING NO. 1, 2, 3, & 4 an 2ND SHIFT to By Thelma Stewart gji !\/T.. A T\/T 11 ; m m IV11. U II u A V1 1 D. 11 1 1 Cllll Hughev and daughter spent yj one dav at Myrtle Beach and r:. %/ %/ lie other days at Lake Greenwood. ro Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hugh- pj es and Mike, Mr. and Mrs. *e Russell lusti and Eddy spent ce the week at Daytona Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Webb Taylor vj and Bonnie spent the week ^ at Ormond Beach. Mr. and Mrs. James Ste- p( wart, Jimmy and Johnny visited in Washington and f { Baltimore. p. Bettv Jo Sherfield and * lie Vernon Cantrel were mar- p( ried June 30 at her home. They had a simple doub'e ar ring ceremony. w Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Moore and family spent several days w in Edgefield. jm /-I 1 1 T-?1 1 ^aroiyn james anci r lova. (j. Jr. are at 4-H Camp at Camp Long in Aiken this week. Daisy Moore visited Lillian j Forrester while she was a patient at Self Memorial Hospital. Glad to learn she is p home now and doing fine. , Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Q Jackson, Jean and Virginia p Harris visited in Spartanburg and Gaffnev. jj Glad to know that Mrs. ^ Earl Gregory is home out of p the hospital and doing fine. Mr. and Mrs. Rov Patter- _ ci son went to the mountains of j. North Carolina and Tennessee. "" Webb Taylor and Russell Iusti went to the car race while in Daytona. The four weave rooms on the second shift enjoyed a I fish supper at Lake Greenwood a few Sundays back. Hiram Hughey and Bennie Sinclair gave the fish. There w ere around 35 people and believe me they all really did eat fish. All had a wonderful time. B. P. Lark celebrated his birthday July 17. WEAVING NO. 3 2ND SHIFT By Johnny Bragg Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Moore and family visited in Edgefield 4th of July week. Mrs. Dolly Hicks, mother of Marion Littlefield, spent 4th of July week with him. Mrs. Marion Littlefield got her driver's license. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Iusti and family spent a few days ill r iui hid uiuiiil; tui hi uui> week. Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Gault 1 and family visited in Virginia and Myrtle Beach during July 4th. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph rouse visited in North rolina during vacation. Vlr. and Mrs. B. J. Johnson d family and Mr. and Mrs. nny Johnson visited at ,'rtle Beach vacation week. Vlr. and Mrs. Johnny Holdvisited his brother in Ohio 1 of July week. Birthday for Peggy Hughes ly 16. WEAVING NO. 2 & 3 3RD SHIFT By Myrtle Lanford It seems everyone enjoyed eir vacation and I know ost of us could have used other week. We would like thank the mill officials for cing us this time. Ronnie Pace and Carolyn ebb were united in marage June 29. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Car11 and family visited Rock ty and other points of inrest in the mountains rently. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reaves sited Ghost Town in Mage Valley last week. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas awell visited Mrs. Parker in artwell. Georgia during the a u r t h. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. adgett and family of Newin ( lonrrri q tr i c i t p rl tlio Dwells that week. Mr. and Mrs. Burvin Mann id family visited in Greenood during the 4th. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Blackel 1 and family visited at [yrtle Beach during the holiays. We welcome Kenneth Armrong back after two years 1 the Army. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lanford nd Johnny vacationed in aytona Beach. Florida. They ttended the races and visited ther interesting points in lorida and Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frankn and children spent several ays during the past week at iaytona Beach. Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Houston Ellis nd Andy visited at Cheroee. Maggie Valley, GatlinLydia Small Fry iii V Lydia Boys won the 1!)6'J a fine record of 8 wins and Mr. Buddy Sanders, a form player. Buddy is Electrician Templeton, President of Ret trophy to Ransom Coleman. Pictured kneeling left to ers. Larry Waters. Standing ? left to righl David Gaskins, Joe Johnsoi Ken Moon, Buddy Hinson, and D. S. Templeton. 5 "FIRECRACKER 250" FAN *H ? -^F3BHBUH gg*\ ;-> TB ^'"" ' *^' '"'" i:^aB Ithial Harvey, better known to his many friends as "Ip," was at Daytona Beach during the "4th" week vacation period for the "Firecracker 250" races. He paused briefly at his motel to arise from his lounge chair, remove his sun glasses and pose for the above snap shot. "Ip" thoroughly enjoyed the races and the sun and surf along the Daytona Strand. He is a member of the Lydia "OleTimers" Club. Wife. Louise, is employed in the Clinton Cloth Room. burg and Lake Greenwood. Tommy Brown recently spent two weeks in Norfolk, Virginia with the Navy reserves. Doyle Templeton and his cousin. Deforest Ledford. of Trion. Georgia spent several days at Myrtle Beach last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lanford and Johnny, Mrs. Ada Prince, Nettie and Roberta attended the Garren Reunion in Fletcher, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Noland McCravv, LaDon Templeton, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Patterson and Judy went to Ghost Town in Maggie Valley. Larrv McCravy, Jimmy James, Lavonne Templeton went fishing at Lake Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Blackwell celebrated their 11th anniversary June 30. CARDING 1ST SHIFT We are happy to know that Mrs. Yerner Dees had a wonderful time while visiting her son and his wife, Sgt. League Champions t. ,' nr " t Pennant in Small Fry Play with 4 losses. They were coached by er outstanding semi-pro baseball on the .ird shut at Lydia. D. fc>. :reation in Clinton, is presenting one the players, right: James Wyatt, Mike Sandt: Robert Elders, Mike Crawford, Wells Goss, Ransom Coleman, Buddy Sanders. Tony Threatt,