Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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OCTOBER. 1962 |9r WEAVING NO. 1, 2, 3 & 4 1ST SHIFT By Irene Davenport Mrs. Sarah Jenkins, Mrs. Willie Cannon and Johnny and Steve Crowe visited in Maggie Valley and Ghost Town on Sunday. Mrs. Ethel McLendon visited in the mountains of North Carolina recently with the Craft Club. They also touied the Biltmore Mansion and Gardens in Asheville. Mrs. Florence Shockley i ~ i a i ? L- A! i _i ceiuuraieu a oinnuay uciooer 3. Mrs. Garl Satterfield has returned home from a stay at the Local hospital and is recuperating at home. Mr. and Mrs. Garl Satterfield observed a wedding anniversary October 28. Mr. and Mrs Perrv Sumeral observed a wedding anniversary October 31. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Boozer visited their son and family in Charlotte Sunday and Mr. and Mrs. Rov O'Dell in Fort Mill. Friends of Fur man Bratcher will learn with interest that his mother, Mrs. Sallie Bratcher, of Greenwood has returned for a few weeks stay with he and Mrs. Bratcher. She has been ill for some time but is some better now. Phyllis Shealy celebrated her birthday on October 128. Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Fowler of Greenwood visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corlev. Kevin McCall. grandson of Lucille Dunnawav, celebrated, his second birthday October 25. Thomas Meeks has returned home after surgery at Bailey Memorial Hospital. Ina McCarson celebrated a M Cvnthia McElhannon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mc Elhannon. celebrated her 3rd birthdav OctotClaud"* is erroloyed in the Lydia Mills Carding Department. L - ** ifef """ i B1 ? 3 pk-> | j ?? ? k a ?-55 birthday October 10. Carol McCarson celebrated her Rth birthday October 14. Everyone welcomes Janie Sumeral, a newcomer to our shift. Douglas Overstreet celebrated his 16th birthday October 25. Mrs. James E. Coker has returned home from the local hospital where she has been a patient for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Edmonds of the Air Force has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Grace Nelson, and other relatives here. He is being transferred from Amarillo, Texas to Tampa, Florida. Shirley Vanderford celebrated a birthday October 6. Mr. B. F. Vanderford celebrated a birthday October 10. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Mclnvaille attended the Mclnvaille Family dinner at the cabin of Mr. and Mrs. Walter West on Wateree Lake recently. WEAVING NO. 1 2ND SHIFT By Thelma Stewart Mr. Webb Taylor's mother from Tennessee visited them the other week. Winda Kay Gault celebrated a birthday October 29. Mrs. Dovic Broom and Betty took dinner with her oldest daughter, Mrs. Inez Neal, of Greenville Sunday and they visited her brother in Pickens in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Sinclair celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary Tuesday, October 9. Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart and sons took picnic lunch and motored to Chimney Pock after church the other Sunday. WEAVING NO. 3 2ND SHIFT By Johnny Bragg Mr. and Mrs. Marion Littlefield visited his mother in Woodruff Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Revis of Spartanburg visited Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Hughev Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corlev visited in Columbia this oast Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Johnson visited his brother in Easlev, S C. this past Sunday. Birthday for Danny Holder October 10. lie was (5 years old. WEAVING NO. 1 & 3 3RD SHIFT By Houston Ellis Jerry Sattci field and Mary Ann Heaton spent a very en THE CLOTHMAKER joyable evening at Anderson Fair last week. William Bowling visited in Greenville recently. To all hunters who plan to go deer hunting this season, I suggest that you get your State License before you go (a voice of experience.) First hunt November 7 thru 10. (J. k W. South) The Calvin Patterson's really have had a whopper of a 2 month for birthdays. Mr. Pat- * terson's on October 4th. Mrs. Patterson's October 5 and 1 daughter Sandra Kay on Oc- * tober 11. | Mrs. Carrie Gallman spent i last weekend in Union, S. C. j Mr. James W. Hawkins really has his chest stuck out | since the birth of his grand son on Monday of this week. I Name of the newcomer is " James Richie Hawkins. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Carroll of c Abbeville, S. C. spent week- ^ end with Jimmie and Mamie s Carroll. ( Mr. and Mrs. Lavone Tern- j pleton attended the Green- j wood Fair recently. ( Mrs. Hazel Mann and family spent the past Sunday f in Greer, S. C. with his sister. \ Houston Ellis visited in J Columbia last week. n Houston Ellis and family c attended a family gathering last Sunday and plan to at- ^ tend a homecoming this Sun- s day. * Glad to have Mr. George "Bubber" Lawson back after being out for an operation. Charlie Mott has returned to work after being out with flu. Harry Franklin and family spent a full day shopping in Greenville recently. Houston, Eileen and Andy Ellis and Timmv Sanders attended the Clinton High? Union football game. \Vbr? i? t hp l-?i<T fat man the crew cut and grey around temples and "thin on top" that has been seen driving around in a "63 Compact". I was told he resides on Poplar Street and nicknamed "Buck". Tami Blackwell celebrated her 3rd birthday October 11. She is the daughter of Mr. and i Mrs. Ralph Blackwell. I Harrv F'anklin celebrated a birthday last month. Last minute news ? No. 1 1 and No. 3 Weaving on 3rd Shift were 100'; in their Unit- I cd Fund Drive. I I SPINNING & SPOOLING ] 1ST SHIFT By Mozelle Nelson 1 We are glad to have Mrs. Doris Fstes back with us after < being out sick. Mr. and Mrs. Rill Nelson ( visited their son. Leland, who is a patient at Shriners Hospital. 1 J. W. Davis visited Lei and Nelson at Shriners Hospital 1 recently. Mrs. Claude Carver of Caro- leen. N. C. visited Mr. and ( Mrs. Clayton Recce. ( Mr. ard Mrs. Charles Harvey and family are home after spending the last two years in Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. Groce Godfrey and familv were visitors at Mars Hill. They also were Lydia Pentecostal Ch Sanct Y , ?l Lydia Pentecostal Holiness ledicated their recently com>leted $25,000 sanctuary in pecial ceremonies Sunday. October 28th at 2:30 P.M. ^ev. James Roscoe Bryan is -'astor of tho 70 m*?mV-?F>r Church. Rev. J. Louis Coward, Conerence Superintendent, delivered the dedicatory sermon, special music for services vas rendered by the church 'hoir. J. B. Templeton. ClintonL.ydia Mills Vice President. ;pecial guest of the congregaion, spoke brieflv of the 1 Mb* n Asheville going to see a riend in the hospital. Mrs. J. E. Coker and Mrs. IVilma Coleman visited friends in Union recently. Mrs. A. E. Alexander came home from the hospital October 1. She is getting along fine. She had been in the hospital since March 1st. T ; J- 1 tiiminy u oiiii'ms nas gone to make his home in Kansas. Mo. with his uncle. Johnnv D'Shields. Jimmy Earl Gregory, son )f Mr. and Mrs. Capers Gregory. has returned to California. from there he will go to Japan where he will be stationed for the next year. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Patterson visited Mrs. Patterson's daughter and family in Orangeburg. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O'Shields are the proud grandparents of another grandson. Their 6th. no granddaughter yet. The babys name is Jeffery Todd Riley 5 lurch Dedicates New uary IS church's contributions to the community and commended them upon their fine spirit of unity and cooperation. Deacon William Patterson served as Chairman of the Building Committee comprised of Bobby Quinn, Joel Templeton, Chairman of the Board of Deacons. I. N. Pierce, Deacon James T. Richey and Rev. Bryan. Mrs. Dolly Lusk is Secretary-Treasurer of the church. The old sanctuary, built in 1947. is being converted into additional Sunday School Class rooms. * HEfcriL Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O'Shields and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ballard and Peggy and Marion visited Mrs. Arthur Douglas in Gray Court. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Griffin of Saluda visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dean. Birthdays & Anniversaries Joan Reece?November 7 Kitty Norris?October 12 Matchon Kirby?October 16 Inez Miller?October 22 Mr. and Mrs. Mason Coleman were married 10 years November 23. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nelson observed their wedding anniversary November 4. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Harris will be sorry to learn that their house burned October 11. CARDING 1ST SHIFT By Martha Wyatt Mrs. J. J. Snider of Greenville is spending a week with Mrs. Alice Snider and family of Lydia Mills.