The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, April 15, 1963, Page 6, Image 6

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6 > I A Lydia News . . . (Continued from previous page) CARDING 3RD SHIFT by W. L. Gambrell Mr. and Mrs. Herman Phipps, Jr. celebrated their 5th anniversary March 29. James W. Price is a patient at Bailey Memorial Hospital. FIVE GENERATIONS Mrs. Lula Birchmore will celebrate her 92nd birthday June 20. She is shown with four generations of her family, Mrs. Urmerlee Griffin, Lu McKinney, Mary Lee Sears and great-great-grandson, Brian Sears. She is the mother of Connie Davis and Charlie Birchmore. o SZ&&' ^ gXfc Welcome to the new arrivals and congratulations to the lucky parents! To Roger Patterson, of Lydia Weaving, and Mrs. Patterson on the birth of a daughter, Paula Elisa, on March 26. Lydia Girl Meots Governor Donald Russell accep Fire candy from a delegation of C Clinton Camp Fire Council candy tion during a recent visit to Colur daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Em< District; Sara Benjamin, a Camp 1 Hay, a Blue Bird of Kadoka Disti Outstanding Cadet Joel Cox, Jr. Elected Class Officer Citadel Cadet Joel R. Cox, Jr. has been elected vice president of the class of 1964 at the military college. One of the 17 highest ranking juniors in the 2,000-man corps of cadets, he is majoring in pre-medicine. Cadet Cox is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joel R. Cox. Mr. Cox is Overseer of Carding, Clinton Plant -2. We extend deepest sym pathy to Mrs. Herman Phipps. Jr. in the recent death of her grandmother, Mrs. Frances Jones. Happy Birthday to: Linda Faye Nelson?April 22. Rhonda Phipps?March 24. Mrs. Herman Phipps. Jr.? March 3. Mrs. Edwin Evans?April 1. CLOTH ROOM by Eloise McElveen Mr. and Mrs. Perry Parrish and Tami attended the Ice Follies in Greenville. Miss Buena Edmonds, sister of Mrs. Mae Martin, has returned home after being a patient at Bailey Memorial Hospital for a week. Mrs. Ruth King. Miss Martha King and Mr. Robert Ballew visited Miss Sylvia King at Winthrop and attended the Miss Rock Hill Pageant. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Glenn and children of Greenville, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Thomas ^ r J T\ /I 1 TV/T UUdlilid dllU 1V1I . dllU IVilb. M. S. Cox of Laurens spent Easter Sunday with Mrs. Hallie Campbell and her mother, Mrs. J. L. Wofford. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barlow attended a dinner and dance at Saluda Recreation 11?r=, & ^ ' To Rav Shealy. of Lydia Carding, and Mrs. Shealy on the birth of a son, Bruce Stephen, on March 21. To Johnnie L. Copeland, of Lydia Carding, and Mrs. Copeland on tlie birth of a son. Zelaphean, on March 21. Governor ts one of the first boxes of Camp Clinton girls, officially opening the sale. Those making the presentanbia, are, left to right. Flo Emery, ery, Lydia Mills, a Horizon of Lewa fire of Petaga District, and Kathy ict. THE CLOTHMAKER Eugene Forester Eugene Forester, son of Anthony and Lillian Forester, Lydia, has been selected to attend the 5th annual JESSI institute at Clemson College June 9-22. JESSI (Junior Engineers' and Scientist's Summer Institute) is a two week session designed to give qualified 11th and 12th grade high school students a better insight into the sciences and to provide them with more knowledge of siuay programs and career opportunities in science and engineering fields. Gene, an excellent student at Clinton High School, was highly recommended by his teachers as a candidate for JESSI. When presented a check for his expenses to attend the institute bv Lydia Superintendent D. H. Roberts he said "I am deeply appreciative of this honor and opportunity to gain greater knowledge of the basic sciences. I am sure this experience will help me greatly in choosing a career when I finish high school next year." Center, given by D Shift of Chemstrand. Mrs. D. T. Lowe, mother of Mrs. Eloise McElveen, has been a patient at Wallace inompson Hospital in Union. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Bennett and children, Debbie Ann and James Robert, and Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bennett of Joanna spent Easter Sunday with their mother and grandmother. Mrs. Charles May. Birthdays Eddie McGee?April 16. Mrs. Robert Bagwell?April 18. Arthur Alewine?19 years old?April 21. Davey Roberts?11 years old? April 11. Mrs. Kathleen Evans?April 1. Steve Jackson?17 years old? April 26. Sheryl Jackson?14 years oia?/\prn i/. Mrs. Sara Nancv Frick?April 16. Bowling News (AS OF APRIL 25) Lydia has now moved six games out front in the Classic Textiles League with twelve Games remaining. TEAM STANDINGS AND AVERAGES High High f rom (iame 3 Games Hon I.ost Lydia 916 2563 29 11 Mayfair 876 2469 23 17 Beaumont 900 2652 22 18 Clinton 887 2438 20 20 Indians 890 2495 20 20 Torrington 852 2451 6 34 INDIVIDUAL HIGH 3 GAMES W. Shehan Beaumont 601 Joe Spillers Clinton 595 V. Parris Indians 58E Selected For S< K V*> Br > j tj 5J Kfl Ih Lydia Superintendent D. H. I check for his expenses to atten Science Laboratory at Clinton hi Attend Horizon C< -. ^ t- - " Priscilla Gaskins, Flo Emery, photographed prior to departin nineteen Clinton Council girls to Conference last week end. Region III includes seven s Alabama, Tennessee. South Care me - .. MAR CLINTON C Mildred H. Bible?Spinning James R. Burgabe?Spinning Robert L. Etters?Spinning Lillian Howard?Spinning Jesse J. McCall?Spinning J. Clyde Martin?Spinning Bessie Q. Samples?Spinning Bobby J. Samples?Spinning Furman B. Samples?Spinning Glenc i J. Gooch?Spooling Mary A. Heaton?Spooling Ruth McAdams?Spooling LYDIA CC William R. Beeks?Sp oling Sandra C. Culbertson?Weavinq Terry W. Y LYDIA Pin* (?ames Arj J. B. Vanderford 7740 40 10 Wayne Templeton 8097 52 15 Claude McElhannon 8073 59 14 Carl Reaves 0015 41 14 > Harold Sanders 7111 50 14 . William Fenncll 3440 20 13 ' Ralph Blackwell 2757 22 12 APRIL. 1963 :ience Institute loberts presented Eugene Forester a d JESSI when visiting him in the igh School last week. inference in Atlanta J< |VV | Jo Carol Terry and Sue Word were g for Atlanta, Georgia along with attend the Region III Horizon Club tates, Florida, Mississippi, Georgia, M ? ** "** ? ai - 'una anu nurin v^ciroiind. . n/e&m# CH, 1963 :OTTON MILLS Randolph Brown?Weaving James P. Butler?Weaving Willie L. Campbell?Weaving Michael R. Elledge?Weaving Homer L. May, Jr.?Weaving Milford L. Mundy?Weaving Charles B. Steele?Weaving James N. Tiller?Weaving Carol G. Laster?Cloth Cleo Owens?Cloth Clinton G. Dunaway?Shop Clara H. Foster?Standards )TTON MILLS John H. Harris?Weaving Frances D. Hinson?Weaving oung?Weaving CLINTON Pin* damn hf 8 Joe Spillers 7098 42 169 5 ? Y Gholdie Simmons 10107 63 160 6 George Thompson 5287 36 146 2 John Vassey 8991 63 142 5 Edgar Rallew 7934 58 136