Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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MAY. 1963 WEAVING NO. 1 1ST SHIFT By - Alta Riser Mrs. Ruth Satter field, mother of Dowel Proffitt, is a patient at Bailey Memorial Hospital. Ina Belle Hooper spent the week end in Anderson with her sister, Mrs. Corene Hanks. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Campbell of Charlotte, N. C.. visited Mrs. Campbell's mother. Mrs. Ruth Oxner, recently. Friends of Mrs. J. E. Wells will be glad to hear that she is improving at her home after surgery at Self Memorial Hospital in Greenwood. Virgil Webb is back after being out with a broken toe. Herbert Hughes is all smiles these days since he heard his little granddaughter will be home the first of June. Edith Neal and your reporter went shopping in Greenville Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. M a r c e 11 e Barker and Carrol spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Spurlock in Charleston. S. C. Mrs. D. G. Jackson and Miss Minnie Hughes of Columbia visitea Mr. and Mrs. bill Terry recently. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Lyons of Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Riser and Miss Fave Coleman of Greenwood were Sunday guests of the Leo Risers. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Terry and Mr. Clift Robinson visited in Spartanburg recently. We are glad to have Dewel Proffitt as our draw-in hand. Birthdays Wardlaw Lancaster?May 16. WEAVING NO. 2 1ST SHIFT n.. r?i i- t* 1 - uy - v/ic<rK meaaors Mrs. Blanche Creswell and Mrs. Essie Simmons visited their sister. Mi's. Inez Sorrow, in Greenwood for the week end recently. V, <m t I J [ Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Braswell, Jr., are the proud grandparents of Mark Anthony Mann. He is four months old. 1 . "1 Mrs. Mabel Butler and children are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter McAlister. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Barker visited their daughter and sonin-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Suttles, in Durham, N. C. Mrs. Tommy Lanford was honored with a birthday dinner recently at Lake Greenwood. Little Laurie Pcnland of Laurens spent a week end recently with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Meadors. Birthdays June Cauble?June 6. Joe Bentley was 11 years old April 26. WEAVING NO. 3 AND NO. 4 1ST SHIFT By - Emily McNinch and Grace Wooten We would like to take the opportunity at this time to say many thanks to the managef~.. * 1 4.: -.i iiiciu iui tntr viiLiiuon will! pay we are getting for the 4th of July. Cecil Wooten and Earl Braswell spent the first Saturday off down at Earl's cabin, doing just a little work and relaxing. Your reporter (Grace) accompanied her daughter-inlaw. Mrs. Bobby (Pat) Wooten and children to Ninety Six to visit Pat's mother, Mrs. O. L. Godfrey, who is ill. Our first Saturday off Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Leopard went to Spartanburg to see the wrestling matches that didn't come off. (There was no wrestling.) Mr. and Mrs. George Price. Mrs. Ella Harvey and Mrs. Henderson attended the funeral of Mrs. Harvey's niece. Mrs. Freddie Emory, in Laurens. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Turner and daughter, Mrs. Claude Berry, of Ninety Six visited Mr. and Mis. George Pr . Mis. C. E. Leopard and daughter, Sandy, went shopping in Spartanburg on a recent Saturday afternoon and attended the all night singing at the Memorial Auditorium. Mrs. Thornton Meadors, Mrs. Evans Lever and Judy attended the singing also. S.P/5 James R. Wooten is at home on an emergency leave from Fort Leonard Wood. Missouri. His wife Margaret is a surgical patient at Bailey Memorial Hospital. We all hope she will have a speedy recovery. l.1. tJiuy wnson and Mrs. Guy noil Wilson, sister of Gladys Hughes, arrived in states April 20 having been in Japan for five years. They will be stationed at Fort Bragg. N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibbs spent their first Saturday off in Pisgah Forest. R. C. Wilkie of Washington. THE CLOTHMAKER D. C. visited his mother, Mrs. Missouri Wilkie, recently. George Pressley, father of Izell Campbell, has been a sui- ] gical patient at Bailey Memo- : rial Hospital. He is now at home doing fine. Zeke Campbell, father of "Bones" Campbell, is improving after a long illness. , Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Jen- < nings' daughter, Doris, was j married to Bobby Smith of Hickory Tavern October 12, j 1962. Mr. arid Mrs. Charge Press- ; lov celebrated their 39th wed- ] ding anniversary May 4. ] Mr. and Mrs. Joe Spillers ] will celebrate their 11th wedding anniversary June 1 I. ] John. Emily and Johnny Mc- ] Nineh visited Mrs. Joe Parker of Belton recently. Mrs. Par- ( ker is Emily's aunt. They also ] visited John's aunt. Mrs. Mag- \ gie South and Mr. and Mrs. J. , L. Bolt. ] We would like to welcome ( Russell Eaton to our Weave Room. Russell has been in the Army. i Freddie Spillers will be six , years old June 5. John McNinch will have a birthday June 11. Birth Announcements Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ward? baby girl?Rebecca Sue?April 24. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Stai nes of Joanna?baby boy?Randall j Kevin?bom March 9. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Saltzman of Denver, Colorado? ] baby girl ? Patricia Louise? April 24. All three are grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. Ash- ; more Dunaway. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lanford were honored with a surprise house warming at their new home May 4th. They received , many lovely gifts. Their new home is lovely. SPINNING NO. 2 3RD SHIFT J By - Jeanette S. and < Mildred B. Come on gang, smile, you're in the Clothmaker! Aaron G o s s e t t wants one and all to know he's feeling fine now and appreciates all kindnesses shown him recently. If anyone went anywhere besides fishing I haven't heard about it. Maudine Rowe got a suntan at Lake Murray. Cecil' been catching a lot of fish. William S. just goes to see that the fish don't starve. Jess R. said he was going to keep his news to himself. Pore' Charlie got a couple of ribs cracked while wrestling a bear (Elmo). Ha! We missed Bill Gooch last week. Glad you're back. Bill. Speaking of looking good, have you noticed Sis S.'s and Maudine R.'s new hairdo's? Sis has been jamming it up with a bunch of strawberries. She's got oodles of pint jars filled. Well. Birthday candles are all lit for the one's that aged a hit ?m> clear mends, come blow them out while we gather 'round and shout. Happy birthday to? Ronald Crane?May 11. Karl Harris?May 15. Gene and Eva Graham?May 12 and 18. Jeanette S.?May 21. Marie Baker?May 23. And with a big "Welcome Back" to Mr. Freeman, we'll >ay goodbye for now. CLOTH ROOM NO. 2 By - Dorsey Turner Mrs. Beulah Moore and Jaughter, Debbie, and Mrs. Charles Young attended the funeral of their cousin, Mr. James J. Foster, at Roebuck recently. Mrs. L. A. Hall and Miss Shelia Murrell of Johnston and ; Mr. and Mrs. Guy Batchelor of I Blacksburg visited the I. W. Harveys at Lvdia recently. 1 Mrs. Virginia Reeder, Jimmy Reeder, and Mrs. Sammy Fleming of Clinton and Mrs. Vnn Fitts, Miss Lucille Pitts 3f Lauiens visited Mr. and 3 \/r r> * 11 t-?.. . .viis. niiiy mtts and daughter in Pendleton. They went espe- j cially for Little Miss Jenny j Pitts first birthday party Fri- 1 day. May 3. J. H. Whitmore. Marion Tur- < ner, Bobby Japart and Ervin Chafin will attend summer camp at Fort Stewart. Georgia 1 for two weeks in June. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scarborough of Spartanburg visited Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Dunaway in Enoree recently. Enjoys 3 Mile Hike and Picnic R.A.'s of Calvary Church enjoyed a hike and picnic Saturday, May 4th. Sixteen boys taking part were Jimmy Wells. James Price, James Gregory, Luther Higginbotham. Darrell Whitsel. Jerry and Stanley Fuller, Ricky Ginn. Albert Smith, Chuck Lever, Oneal Patterson. David Nelson. Clayton Edmonds. Ken and Steve Allman and Douglas Ward. Dnt'SPV Tnrnni- > f "DA ? . ^ mi jo iv.n. v^uunselor. Sings at Hurricane Baptist Church Elton Tucker of Chappels, Dorsey Turner and "Sonny" Gault accompanied by Marsha Turner at the piano furnished special music on Sunday night at Hurricane Baptist Church recently. Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Marion Turner will observe their sixth wedding anniversary June 21st. Birthdays James B. Eldridge?May 19. Marvin Yarborough ? June 23. Tommy Prather?May 7. Ann Dunnawav?May 9. Patricia Wilkes?7 years old ?May 31. Cleo Owens?May 24. Jenny Pitts?1 year old? May 3. Ervin Chafin?April 30. Jason Wallenzine ? 1 year old ? May 11. Betty Wallenzine?May 28. Birth Announcement A boy. William Ray, born at Laurens Hospital on May 1st to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilbert. Mrs. Gilbert is the former Pearl Mailer of Hickory Tav ern. The Gilberts have another son 18 months old. CLOTH ROOM NO. 1 By - Vera Snow The Rev. A. L. Tumblin, Mr. Chick Brock and daughter. Betty, and Mrs. Saxton of Anderson were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Satterfield and Mack Nelson and family recently. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Snel 3 Ti r Ldfli Sgt. l.C Ned A. Handback graduated from Georgia Military College May 27. He was named on the merit list for last quarter, plans to continue his education at the University of Georgia. Ned is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Handback. grove visited Mrs. S. D. Snelgrove in Saluda County going especially for Mother's Day. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Scott celebrated their birthdays on May 25 and May 6 respectively. They reported an enjoyable celebration. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Crawford visited their daughters in Newberry recently. They went especially to attend Mrs. Crawford's 50th birthday dinner. A delicious dinner was prepared i ? i? i j * ? i iui iifi uy ner uaugniers ana she was the recipient of many nice and useful gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Pace celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary on May 16. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Pace are enjoying a free trip to Florida. Mr. Horace Grogan celebrated a birthday on May 21. Congratulations to all the High School graduates. We wish for you much success in life from Clinton Mills Cloth Room No. 1. Receives Educational Certificate L inda Tiller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Tiller, Clinton No. 2 Overseer of Weaving, was presented a Certificate of Educational Development in special exercises at Newberry High school May 13th. Linda was recognized for her outstanding performance on the Spring. 1963 National Educational Development given throughout the United States by Science Research Associates. J. V. Kneece. school principal. commented with pride that South Carolina student scores on the test were 10 per cent higher than the national average. Robin, age 7, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Snelgrove.