Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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NOVEMBER, 1962 WEAVING NO. 1 c 2ND SHIFT By Beatrice Hawks i Well it seems like there is 1 not much news this month. i Mr. Royce Smith, brother t of Nell Gardner, has been a c surgical patient at Self Memorial Hospital in Green- ] wood. Glad to report he is 1 doing well. Robert Butier celebrated ] his 29th birthday November 13 by working. , ; Jackie Gambrell was 7 ( years old November 27. Sorry I don't have more news. Hope to see you next month. WEAVE NO. 1 3RD SHIFT By Gholdie Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Elbert McCall are the nrmid flranHnarpnts of twins. They are Claudie and Christy Fagan, son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fagan of Joanna. Mrs. Fagan before marriage was Laura McCall. The family of Dorothy Lawson had a reunion on Sun day, November 11. They met and enjoyed a wonderful day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lawson. Birthdays Daniel Osborne?November 11?112 years old Darell Osborne?November 6?11 years old Gholdie Simmons?December 27? WEAVING NO. 2 2ND SHIFT By Betty Creswell Thibodeau says a "Southerner" eats good while the Yankees handle their money to starve themselves. That's why he's been here seventeen years. Elsie Bishop is right proud of some plaques she has made in a handicraft class. She is also trying to knit if she ever gets her fingers working right. Jerry Patterson spent the week in Greenville with Mr. . VT *" rt-i.-c Evelyn and Patricia are the dau Smith, Clinton Mills. Evelyn will c? ber 21st and Patricia her 12th Dec ind Mrs. Dennis Wehunt. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Madden nd daughter and Mr. Sam Vladden and family spent Sunday in Columbia with heir sister, Mrs. Marv Hugh?s. Mrs. Vera Patterson of Laurens and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rhodes of Greenwood visited Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McGinnis over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Landers and Mr. and Mrs. McDonald [Train attended the funeral of their uncle in Flag Pond, Tenn. Birthdays ni?11: ~ a r 1 t i living i \1111 ijdiiucrib ? n years old ? December 1 WEAVING NO. 3 & 4 1ST SHIFT By Emily & Grace Well it is news time again. My, how the weeks fly. It will be Christmas again before we get over Thanksgiving dinner. And we've got a new reporter this month. Emily McNinch, (we call her Chris) and we hope her career as a reporter won't be as short lived as Gertrude's who resigned last month We extend a warm welcome to Giles Lawson and Ervin Chafin, who have recently come to the first shift. Glad to report that Mrs. Dick Harrill and Mrs. Benny Tucker, who have been patients in Bailey Memorial Hospital. are both home and doing fine. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Harrill spent a Sunday in Union recently. Mr. and Mrs. George Price and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Price visited Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Turner of Ninety Six. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Jennings and daughter. Doris. - .:~;4 i at.. i at 1} \ 1.MIUU 1VU. clIlU .MIS. I\a> Kloin in Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Walker and Mrs. Cade Evans of Piedmont visited the J. A. McN inches. Mr. and Mrs. Rov Kennedv w* ' m I m ^ Bl ghters of Mr. and Mrs. Horace R. debrate her 15th birthday Decernember 28. THE CLOTHMAKER visited in Spartanburg recently. Ellison Roberts reports that they have a new grandson! Micheal Todd Roberts arrived November 9 to bless the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robbie Roberts in Pickens. Congratulations to both parents and grandparents. Neuffer Creswell says they have a new baby at his house, which arrived October 23. She nas heen named Cocoa. Both mother and babv are doing fine after a stay at the hospital. I almost forgot to tell you that the mother's name is Poppy and she's the much loved little pet at the C res well's. Harold Meadors, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Meadors, received his discharge from the Air Force October 23. At present Harold is working with the shop crew at Clina * n: 11 _ ion mnis. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Barker and family attended the dedication program at Greenville-Spartanburg Airport on Sunday, November 4. Rudolph said it was a beautiful sight to watch the Blue Angels perform. but that it was the worst traffic jam he'd ever gotten into. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibbs spent a recent weekend in Clemson with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hardy. Chris and Alfred McNinch were pleasantly surprised with a house warming at their new home October 27 on Saturday night. Hostesses were Miss Sara Nell McNinch, Mrs. Jesse Bolt and Patricia Bolt. Sandwiches, cookies, potato chips and punch were served bv the hostesses and Chris and Alfred received many beautiful and useful gifts. Everyone enjoyed the fellowship and also being shown through the house which is really a beautiful home. Birthdays Harold Meadors ? November 12 Mell Huev?November 30 Ricky Perry?8 years old? November 7 "Bones" Campbell ? November 24 Freeman Lanford?November 25 Toni Wooten?November 23 I'm preparing for a weekend journey, Not to the mountains or the sea. I'm going to church on Sunday. Won't you come along with me? I'm going to enjoy the scenery? The preacher in the pulpit. people in the pew? There will be many?but still such a few Compared to the millions on the highway Who seem to forget Sunday is Clod's day. I ll seek Jesus for my peace of mind. Not on the highway, but through the Divine. God Bless each of you. Cecil Wooten WEAVING NO 3 2ND SHIFT By Inez and Ruby Mrs. Lula Willard is spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Stroud. Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Stroud have moved in their new home in Woodland Acres. Little Gerrie Patterson is spending the week in Greenville with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wehunt. Jim Barnett is back at work after being out a week due to an auto accident. Sure glad you weren t hurt too bad Jim and didn't kill your dog. We wish to express our deepest sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bishop in the death of Mrs. Bishop's father. Mr. L. H. Rhinehart, of Joanna. Mrs. Mollie Martin. Mrs. Ollie Patterson. Inez and Jim Blackwell visited in Spartanburg recently. We also spent a Sunday at Ghost Town a few weeks ago. The mountains sure were a beautiful array of color. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ward and son and Wanda of Greenwood spent a Sunday recently with Mr. and Mrs. Marcell Barker. Mr. Paul Smith of Hartsville visited Mr. and Mrs. Marrell Rarkpr rpppntlv Mr Smith is Fay's brother. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bagwell ot Spartanburg visited Mr. and Mrs. Furman Bragg recently. Mr. and Mrs. Furman Bragg spent a Sunday in Greenville recently. Birthdays Carroll Barker celebrated his 16th birthdav November 12. Dorothy Williams?November 9 WEAVING NO. 3 2ND SHIFT Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wehunt of Greenville visited ~ C* . . . ; ~ ~ - O r idiiwcd owiuti ounday. Mrs. Sarah Snipes visited her daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alexander this week. Frank Alexander has good news this month. He got his car fixed. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Black and children visited Mr. Black's sister in Anderson Sunday. Lodene Elmore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elmore. was home from North Greenville College for i nanKsgivmg noiiaays. Mr. Sam Madden took his vacation the 1st week of November. Joe Spillers was our supervisor. We enjoyed having Joe but we missed Sam Mr. and Mrs. Herman JohnH I \ ff 'L ^ Debbie, 9, and Toni, 3. are tl Wooten and granddaughters of 3 'w >? .'-v.i> V / V - V *; toi* On December 10th Debbie simpson wui ceieDraxe ner ist birthday. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gilliam. Leonard is an Overhauler in the Spinning Department, Clinton Mills. ' -a The above little doll is Nancy C. Fleeman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fleeman of Monroe. Michigan. She is the niece of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Kernells. Clinton Mills. m ! Tami Hedgepath, granddaughter of Bertie Hedgepath. celebrated her 3rd birthday with a i combination Halloween ? Birthday party. Eleven of her friends attended the party in costumes. Each child received a party favor. Sandwiches were served with mixed drinks, potato chips, cake squares with individual names. I J) ii le daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wooten.