Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SEPTEMBER. 1962 62iewL^ WEAVING NO. 1, 2, 3, & 4 1st Shift By Sarah Jenkins Your regular reporter. Irene Davenport, is absent to- I day but I'll do my best to fill c in for her. c Lay ton Lee of Kansas City. ^ Mo. is visiting his sister, Mrs. 1 Ruben Overstreet. t Frances Meeks is smiling all over. Her first grandson, born ( to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth ( Meeks at Fort Jackson Hospi- 1 tal September 11. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Boozer ' visited with the Julian Rowes in Saluda recently. ( Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilbanks and children of Greenville ' spent the past weekend with the latter's mother, Mrs. Sara Shelnut. Friends of Mrs. Hilda Campbell will be interested to know that she is recuperating l at the home of her parents, ' Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Burdette, after major surgery a. "he Spartanburg General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Burdette also ^ have a new grandson, born to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bur- < dette, September 4. He has been named for his proud father. Herman Lay ton. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Mayo accompanied their son. David, to Carlisle Military School in Bamberg where he will be a student this year. Mrs. Sarah Jenkins, Douglas DeYoung with Mrs. Jerry Holland and Dean Prick of Seneca attended the Southern 500 Labor Day Stock Car Races in Darlington September 3rd. Mrs. J. H. Crow and Mrs. Sarah Jenkins spent a recent weekend in Maggie Valley and visited Ghost Town. Ethel McLendon and son. James, spent a few days recently in Mt. Vernon. Georgia. ?Mr. and Mrs. Furman Bratcher are on their vacatic . this week and are enjoying a trip to New Orleans. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Patterson attended the Moose Convention in Georgetown August 31 ?September 2. Mr. and Mrs. .Joe Davenport and family attended the wedding of their son. Second Lt. Cecil Davenport, and Miss Norma Elder, in Athens. Georgia on Sunday, September 10. Birthdays John Motto September Jit Martha Ann Stone ? September 29 Bcekv Stone September 2(i David Shocklev ? September 3 Little Beth Wert/., daughter <-t Mr. and Mrs. Billy Wertz. ^ celebrated her first birthday August 23. Her proud grandmommv is Sarah Jenkins. < I 1 WCM V IIN?J INU. I 2nd Shift By Peggy Wyatt H. L. Armstrong from Ara>on. Georgia visited his broth?r, Earl Armstrong, Wedneslay. J. D. Wyatt is home after Deing a patient at Hays Hospial. Kathy Wyatt was two years >ld September 11. She is the laughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Z>. Wyatt. Becky Stone observed a nc jiiiuiiciN ocpitrmuci 4^\J. Martha Ann Stone celebrated a birthday September 29. Lorene Grant observed a birthday September 5. WEAVING NO. 2 & 3 2ND SHIFT By Johnny Bragg Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corley and family visited in Greenwood Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woody visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas VVvatt Sunday. H T * * T O ivii'. anti lvirs. joe aprouse visited their son. Billy Joe Sprouse, in New Ellenton. S. C. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnson and family visited in Greenville Sunday. Birthdays Mrs. Nora Leopard?August 1 Judy Hughey?September 13 Debra Holder?August 30 WEAVING NO. 3 3RD SHIFT By Houston Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Carroll and children. Gary, Doug and Donna, attended the Clinton High-Abbeville football game over the past weekend. Jimmy Carroll. Major Crawford. Billy and Dick Fennell attended the Southern 500 in Darlington recently. Houston, Eileen and Andy Ellis went shopping in Greenville recently. 11 ? .. ? 4 ? u:? ii w u > i ii i rirui ciilu uir> birthday September 18. William Thomas Franklin celebrated his 5th birthday September 28 lie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Franklin. Harry Franklin will celebrate his birthday October 6 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Franklin spent Saturday. September 1. iii Greenville. They must have really done the town, reports are that they arrived home about 5 A. M. Sunday. "Hoy oh Boy" what a week end that must have been. Mrs. Estelle Mann celebrated a birthday August 25. Nancy M a 11 11 visited in Lousianna r e c e 11 t 1 y. Faye Mann visited in Florida recently. They are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mann. Genise Reaves celebrated THE CLOTHMAKER ler 12th birthday recently. She is the daughter of Mr. and Vlrs. Carl Reaves. Mr. Charles J. "Red" Myers ind Miss Pauline Payne were united in marriage September L and spent a few days of their honeymoon at Myrtle Beach. Fhey now reside on Musgrove Street in Clinton. Mrs. Myers is formerly from Kershaw, S. C. SPINNING & SPOOLING 1ST SHIFT By Mozelle Nelson Mr. Bodie was off last week, j He went fishing but he didn't catch any fish. That's a sad ; fish story. Jessie Frank Harvey visited his mother recently, Mrs. \ Alma Harvey. He has returned to Japan where he will be stationed for the next three years. His family will join him soon. Dick & Barry McLendon have been visiting their mother and sister, Mrs. Stella McLendon and Mrs. Jim Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cook and Hobert spent a recent Sunday in Pisgah, N. C. Pntr nnrl TV^ rc R T \\7 c: 1 V V_ \ . UliU 1111 0. . XJ. ?? WV-fVAO of Laurens, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Lindsey of Greenville and Mrs. Kate Grant of Ware Shoals visited the Gene Cooks recently. Mr. and Mrs. Mason Coleman and Jerry Tucker went to the race Saturday night. Mason was in Darlington for the Southern 500 race Labor Day. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Campbell and Mike, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Campbell, Rickie, Dena & Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Campbell. Rodney and David, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Wyatt and Timmy, Mr. and Mrs. Maxie Wallenzine and Kim and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ellison. Dickie and Sammie surprised Mrs. James W. Campbell with a birthday dinner Sunday, September 9. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Knighton of Pauline spent a recent Sunday w i t h Mr. and Mrs. Tucker and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Earl Gregory and son are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Capers Gregory. Johnnie Devton was in Tennessee for the Church of God Meeting recently. Mrs. Nora Kirby visited Maggie Valley recently. A. L. Lashlev, father of Mr. Arthur Lashlev, has returned home from the hospital. Mrs. Bob Franklin spent the weekend with her daughter. Mrs. Ethel Pennington. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O'Shields. Mrs. Hugh Ballard and Marion visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rowe in Hendersonville, N. C They also visited Maggie Valley. r? 'OL 1 J- . .i * i i_ :? i^oy w oiuetus visiieu nis brother, J B O'Shields. recently. Mrs. A. E. Alexander has been in the hospital since March. Her friends will be glad to know she is improving and will soon be home. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Bowling of Converse and Mr. and Mrs Donald Lawton and Donna of Orangeburg spent a recent weekend with Mr. and Mrs. .T. B. Patterson and family. Thomas Ellison and Billy Willard were in Darlington Dickie, 2 years 6 months and S ^r. and Mrs. Thomas Ellison. Lyd: -.abor Day for the Southern >00 Race. Mrs. Patsy Robertson of Jreenville visited Mr. and vlrs. Walt Cato. Birthdays & Anniversaries Houston Ellis?September 18 Clayton Reece?September 26 Ann Coleman?September 25 Mrs. James W. Campbell? September 10 Lois Webb?September 30 Mrs. Eddie Harris?September 9 Barbara Jean Deyton?September 13 Ethel Pennincton?Seotem ber 8 Mr. and Mrs. Mart SatterEield celebrated their 36th ivedding anniversary September 12. That's a long time to live with one man. Jessie Patterson ? September 7 Shara Cato?September 10 Tami Templeton ? September 19?3 years old Mrs. Ginn?September 6 SPINNING & SPOOLING 3RD SHIFT By E. W. Mitchell Since our last report we have had a brief spell of winter. which makes us realize we lack a lot being ready for Santa Claus. Otis Martin's family increased considerably recently, but unfortunately they were pigs, and he will have fun before very long claiming them as dependents. Bv the way. Otis and his daughter, Peggy, celebrated birthdays this month, the 7th and 25th respectively. Mr. John T. Nelson from Clinton. Oklahoma ic visiting his sister, Mrs. Alice Hughes, and her husband, Robert. Mr. Nelson is in the Army AirForce, and we regret not knowing his proper title. Recent guests of Mrs. Mary Cauble and her husband included her brother. Mr Frank Brown, and family f r o m El Paso. Texas. Miss Mnriiarot Ftrnvvn nf AiliTuctn and Mr. Jimmy Brown from Jacksonville, as well as both BgW -jffe Jimmie and Barry are the s< Lydia Mills. Jimmie is 3 years o 3 ammie, 7 months, are the sons of ia Mills. grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hilley of Sarasota, Florida recently visited with his daughter. Mrs. Lewis Bass and Mr. Bass, and Ot rri rl 4 /A I J a V C UCL1UCU IU UCLW1UC JJC1 manent residents of Clinton. Both Mrs. Verna Nelson and her daughter, Cynthia, celebrated birthdays this month, the 22nd and 7th respectively. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Smith had as their guests recently her brother and family from the state of Iowa. They are comtemplating making their home in Greenwood. Because of circumstances beyond my control, this is my final contribution as reporter. FOOD FOR THOUGHT: How tired we are depends a lot upon how eager we are to do the task before us. CARDING 1ST SHIFT By Martha Wyatt Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Blackwell visited the latter's mother. Mrs. Eula Johns, of Greenwood recently. We are glad to have the members of the National Guard back at work after a two weeks training period at Fort Stewart. Georgia. Also glad to have our Overseer. Mr. Van Oxner, who is also a member of the National Guards, back with us. tr_ 1 i . i very giaa to report tnat a lot of our people who have been sick are feeling better as of this writing. We are pleased to see Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Seav again living near our Lvdia Community. The Seays recently moved from Enoree to Kinards. Seems that Claud McElhan non has had a very hard time explaining to everyone about his "big black eye". Guess it's his wife and his stove wood. Ha! Ha! Seriously though, let's be a little more careful next time you plav football, Claud. Rev. Holbert and Mr. John F. Deaton, Jr. attended the Church of God Assembly at Cleveland. Tennessee last weekend. (Continued on page 5) ippr'q iLi Hi 5ns of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hairston, Id and Barry is 7 months.