Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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DECEMBER, 1962 .^T;i L '- ? WEAVING NO. 1 s< 2ND SHIFT ji By Beatrice Hawks S Well, when this arrives old * Santa Clans will have already come and I truly hope he is nice to everyone. Also I wish , to say that I hope everyone is ^ careful and that no one gets . hurt while on the holidays. Randell Coleman, nephew of Mrs. Christine Brewer, is doing fine after an operation in Greenville General Hospital. Mrs. L. W. Abercrombie is . hannv to Imr tis:1<>r Mrc T- V Nellie Conlev. <?f California visiting her. Mrs. Virginia Beason and children of Greenville were ^ recent week end visitors of , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Craine. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Phil- ^ lips of Coalwood. West Virginia were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Dorsev Tinner recently. Sorrv to report Nell Ciard- ' nor is a surgical patient at Bailey Memorial Hospital at ' this time. Sure hope her a speedy recovery. We miss 1' you, ;\eu. We wish to congratulate our Overseer. Mr. J. R. Reynolds, ^ on his appointment to Superintendent <?f the No. 1 Plant. It has been a pleasure working for him as our Overseer. ' I hope tin' man that fills his place as Weave Room Over- ' seer will be as nice as Mr. Reynolds. ' We wish to welcome to our department Mrs. Mae Cook. ' Steve Tucker, Nathan Cannon and Silas Overstreet. Mr. and Mrs. Dorsev Turner will celebrate their 17th anniversary on December 22. Mr. W. B. Phillips, father of Inez Turner, will celebrate a birthday December 2J?. Sammy McCall says his s brother. Finest McCall. had a ? birthday on the 7th of Decern- '? her and sister, Shirley Ann. on the l.'lth of December. ( W WEAVING NO. 2 1ST SHIFT By Jimmy Campbell Inn Bell Hooper visited her ' f * ? *) > *\ i , J This lovely young lady is Cynthia Madden, daughter of Mr. Sam Madden, f celebrated her 7th birthday November 21 with a ( party that was attended by many of her little friends. [>n. Tony Hooper, who is a jnior at Clemson College, he also attended their hometiming football game. She ddcd. "thank heaven Clem>n won." Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Lan>rd. along with his father, ). F. Lanford, visited a relaive in Trenton. S. C. recently. Tommy and wife also at nded a supper at Greenwood ;ith the Winn Dixie emlovees. Opal McAlister said her ister-in-law. Mrs. Harold ^ebb, is home from tbe hosital after having a heart ttack. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Campell attended the Clinton /lills fish club supper on Deember 1. It sure was good. no. Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Cauble? )ecomber .'10. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Owens? )ecember 25. AT .1 AT T _ . 1 T T vir. iina Airs, i.ova 11. invar?December 30. Birthdays Troy N. Bentley ? Novemicr 6. Mollie Campbell ? No vernier 2. Helen Mattox ? December Q O. Michael D. Owens?Decemler 31. Nolan Lancaster ? Dccem>er 1. Ruth Lancaster ? Decem>er H. Shelby Carilise December 6. WEAVING NO. 2 3RD SHIFT By Joe Spillers Carol Templeton is in the lospital. She is making a i _ ? i* A i .peony recovery ;uicr nor >peration. Her husband is a reaver at Clinton Mills. Amanda Gilliam, daughter ?f Mr. and Mrs. Ulyss Giliam. had her tonsils taken ?ut. She is doing nicely anil s back in school. Ann Metts was ill with the lu but is better and back in ;chool. She is the daughter >f Mr. and Mrs. William detts. Wanted by Harry Lanford. i good place to hunt and donty of quail to shoot and moono to buy his bird dot's. Wo will miss K \' o 1 y n rhompson. Ralph Lawson and dax Fortonborry. Thoy wore ransforrod t<> Weave Xo. 1 Clary Thomas oolobratod his 1Mb birthday last month. William Motts oolobratod a urthdav Xovombor 7th WEAVING NO. 3 1ST SHIFT By Grace Wooten & Emily McNinch Well, folks, this is the time if \ ear that eveivone looks orward to Let's everyone THE CLOTHMAKER remember the true meaning of Christmas and put forth everv effort possible to make this a SAFE CHRISTMAS. We would like to take this opportunity to thank the ones that made it possible for our Christmas Vacation. Sgt. 1 C Ned Handback of Georgia Military College will be home for the Christmas Holidays December 18. Ned is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Handback. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kennedy visiter! their daughter in Sinnr 0 ... X' tanburg recently. The Rudolph Barker family spent a recent Sunday in Spartanburg. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Perry and children spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Perry's parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Harfill. We wish to extend our sympathy to Mrs. Missouri Wilkie in the recent death of her brother. Mr. Gordon Anderson. of Gainesville. Georgia. Our congratulations to Mr. J. R. Reynolds on his appointment to Superintendent of Clinton Plant No. 1. Mr. Reynolds. we wish you much success. We will miss you. but we know that our loss is their gain. BEST OF LUCK. We welcome Evelyn Simmons back to the first shift. Evelyn has been on the third shift for a good while. Welcome back. Evelyn. If anyone is wondering what Herbert is so happy about let me tell you. He is expecting his granddaughter home for Christmas. Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Meadows?December 24. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Meadows ?December 26. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wooten December 23. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams ?December 28. Birthdays Linda Doris Harris?14 years? December 7. Denise Lanford ? 6 years ? January 3. Mike Campbell?14 yearsDecember 22. Tinv Worthy?December 4. Gradv Worthy?January 5. David L. Fowler?December 5. William Fowler?January 1. Lydia Bell Leopard ? De Bobbv Wooton ? December 13. R. C. Wilkie. a senior at the Cniversitv of South Carolina and son of Mrs. Missouri Wilkin. was the guest over the Thanksgiving Holidays in Washington of the Ambassador and Mrs. T. Ghousein of Kerwait. R. C. was in Washington visiting various i ivernmental agencies, one of which he plans to report to wjhwi ms in January. WEAVING NO. 3 2ND SHIFT By Inez & Ruby Mr. and Mrs. M a r c e 11 Barker and Carroll attended the Shrine Bowl Game in Charlotte December 1 and spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Smith in Rock Hill. Mr. Smith is Mrs. Barker's brother. Mr. and Mrs. John Horton and children of Inman visited Mr. and Mrs Marcel 1 Barker a Sunday recently. Billy Ray Phillips of the U.S.N, visited his wife and baby and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Phillips and family visited relatives in North Carolina recently. Mr. and Mrs. Obe Thornton and Joann visited relatives in Calhoun Falls and Greenwood recently. ^ ? .1 T: n i?i 11 1 mti auu uim dicilkwcii ana Mrs. Ollie Patterson visited Mrs. Pearl Reid in Columbus, Ohio recently. Mrs. Reid is a surgical patient at University Hospital there. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Spurlock will be interested to know that little John Spurlock is a patient in Roper Hospital at Charleston at the time of this writing. We wish him a speedy recovery. Roco McGinnis had a birthflay December 5. WEAVING NO. 3 2ND SHIFT By Ruby Butler Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Heaton announce the birth of a daughter born December 3. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Williams and family visited Mrs. Williams' father in Inman Sunday. Mr. Blufford Nabors went back for a check up at the Veterans' hospital in Durham. N. C. He is doing just fine. Mrs. Landy Heaton has another grandbabv, 7 weeks old. She has never seen the baby but hopes to Christmas. We are glad to have Dora Vaughn back at work after being sick two weeks. We are sorrv to report the 41- _ r ^ t ? ueam 01 i\ir. \\ acie ijecKman s brother-in-law. Horace Hawkins, brotherin-law of Herman Johnson, is still in Greenville General Hospital. Herman said he is some better. Mr. and Mrs. Reuel Knox spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Black. Leila Black wants to thank everyone for being so nice while her mother was in the hospital. Birthdays Barbara Jean Wells ? De l- . no tcmoer -j. Giles and Miles Lawson Twins?January 6 Sarah Nell Heaton?December JO. Edna Birchmore December 29. Wayne Butler ? December 24- Son of Mrs. Ruby Butler. Billy Butler?December a Son of Mrs. Ruby Butler. Maude Sloan ? December 2 ? Sister of Leila Black ^ V Lynn and Terri Pierce are the qranddaughters of Mr. and Mrs George Davis, Clinton Mills 3 Eddie Madden, son of Mr. Sam MarlHon urac roronflir ir^iA/4 V* ^ "Best Looking" boy at Clinton High School. Sam is a Supervisor in Weave No. 3. Clinton Mills. Mrs. Frances Morris ? December 5 ? Daughter of Mrs. Mrs. Landy Heaton. Freddie Heaton?December 21?Son of Mrs. Landy Heaton. WEAVING NO. 3A 3RD SHIFT By Bert Hix Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hix visited their daughter. Mrs. Brown, in Woodruff recently. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith attended the funeral of Mr. Smith's uncle in Charlotte. N. C. recently. It /f ? 1 H 1 I ^ ivir. ana Airs. rsoDoy i^uinn celebrated their wedding anniversary December 12. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Thornton celebrated their 14th wedding aniversary on December 18. WEAVING NO. 3B 3RD SHIFT By Chest King Mrs. Vivian O'Sullivan and friends attended a 11 night singing in Charlotte. North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Dessie Webb will celebrate their 3rd anniversary December 2o. Lillian Trammell spent the week end in Woodruff. Her daughter, Nancy, has a birthday December 29. Jack Wooten's son. Samuel A. Wooten. was five years old December 10. Mr. and Mrs. Lonzo Leopard's daughter. Janet, celebrated her 2nd birthday December 5. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bellue have a new son. born November 30. He weighed 8 lbs. 4 ounces. This makes a full house. 3 boys and 2 girls. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Brookshire have a new son born November 23. He weighed 8 pounds. Frank Lawson ^rot his well cleaned out. Barry Lynn Cannon celebrated his 9th birthday December 11. & -4 George stated that these young ladies keep the candy box empty.