Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 ?, -- Li* ^ ,T - <+> WEAVING NO. 1. 2. 3. 4 D 1ST SHIFT By - Irene Davenport a Linda Stone celebrated a birthday May 10. ti Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Mcln- P vaille spent the past week end hi in Lancaster with their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and b: Mrs. Melvin Furr, and family, L going especially to attend the b christening of their granddaughter. Amelia Anna. n Lola Mae Overstreet cele- P brated a birthday May 21. tl Dcllc Campbell, granddaugh- c' ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bur- b dette, will celebrate a birthday P May 31. Perry Sumeral celebrated a h birthday May 25. s' Mr. and Mrs. Ray Boozer tMCitorl in MnnrKnrr\r o n /-I Qo_ 1) \ lOllVU 111 X 1 V. W l-/\_ 1 1 > UUU kJU luda recently. Friends of little Tami E Wilkes, granddaughter of Mr. P and Mrs. Butch McLendon, will learn with interest that a she has returned home from ? Greenville General Hospital b where she has been a surgical ^ patient for several weeks. She b is now doing fine at home. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Grover Cul- E bertson and children were sup- ^ per guests of Mr. and Mrs. Furman Bratcher recently. Mrs. Willie Cannon left Sun day for Fort Riley. Kansas for a visit with her husband. Sgt. Willie Cannon. tl Mrs. Sarah Jenkins cele- IV brated her birthday May 1. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. a Jerry Holland will be glad to v know that they have moved C back to Clinton and are making their home on South Broad Street. Mr. Holland is connected with the Clinton Chronicle. The latter is a sister of Sarah Jenkins. t Mrs. F ranees Meeks and d Susie recently spent a Sunday ^ in Cross Anchor with her sis- r ter. Miss Mary Holmes. Mrs. Ralph Wilson of Green- a ville and Mr. and Mrs. Buddy ^ haupnnnrl and familv of Char lotto, N. C. were visitors re- i centJy ot Mr. and Mrs. Joe ? s i c s r ' I ^ \ ' v ' : ) ^ * i J This seven months old lovely is Rhonda Ibera Moore, daughter of ' Mr. and Mrs. David Moore. T_ , r Al avenport and family. Martha Childress celebrated birthday May 14. Cecil Davenport, now staoned at Clark Air Base in the Qf hilippine Islands, celebrated a irthday May 4. Joan Shealy celebrated a irthday on May 12 and Irene ^ 'avenport celebrated her rp irthday May 23. qi Mr. and Mrs. Anthony For- j ?ster and Gene wish to exress their appreciation and j tanks to the Lydia Mills offi- g, ials for making Gene's Science :'ip to Clemson for two weeks ij, ossible. w Mrs. Betty Gallman was cnored with a pink and blue ra hower on Friday, May 3, at te Lydia Community build- eg tg. Thirty ladies were present tr the occasion. Friends of ietty's were hostesses for the fr arty. w Mr. and Mrs. Truman Owens ic receiving irungi aiuialums n the arrival of a new baby oy, born April 21 at Bailey lemorial Hospital. He has pj een given the name Richard Montgomery and called Monty, le is the grandson of Mr. and p Mrs. Joe Davenport. cr WEAVING NO. 1 M 2ND SHIFT b. By - Richard L. Martin p Mr. Webb Taylor attended he Darlington race Saturday, b) May 11. h( Mr. Bobby and Dessie Webb sc nd J. E. McLendon spent the /eek end in Mount Vernon, leorgia. WEAVING 3RD SHIFT cc By - Carl Reaves s? Mr. and Mrs. Lavon Temple- \i\ on went to Lake Murray Sunlav with Mr. and Mrs. Nolan /IcCravy and Mr. and Mrs. Lcoy McCravy. Mr. and Mrs. Houston Ellis md Andy went shopping in a] jJreenville recently. ^ Charles Myers and wife vis- c< ted her parents in Kershaw, >. C. May 3. t? We welcome Roger Patter- S on to the 3rd shift. Jim Hawkins and family vis- ^ ted Mrs. Ann Flanalan in h Vthens, Georgia first week end ^ n May. a Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heaves elebraled their 18th wedding ? inniversary this month. a We are happy that Barbara Bowling is home from the hos)ital and doing fine. We hope rou will soon be able to return o work, Bobbie. Virginia Baker's brother. Douglas Overstreet, has reurned from the hospital and s doing fine. We are glad to hear that E vTrs. Carrie Gallman has a a ittlc girl and is doing fine. G 'Happy Mother's Day, Carrie." HE CLOTHMAKER Birthdays Daniel Mann, son of Hazel ann, was 19 on May 24. Randall Templeton, son of >yle Templeton. was one year A May 1st. Mrs. Ralph Blackwell had a rthday May 10. Paul Ward, Clarence Mann id Loyd Johnson had a birthy recently. CARDING 1ST SWTFT By - Martha Wyatt Mrs. Louise Cheeks from jgusta, Georgia was the eek end guest of Mrs. F. L. lornburg. Mr. and Mrs. Maxie Reeder id children were the guests W. L. Motte over the week id. Mrs. Verner Dees and Mr. id Mrs. Tom Horton spent e week end in Gatlinburg, ?nnessee. They also visited host Town and many other aces of interest. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blackwell sited their mother, Mrs. S. F. lackwell, on Mother's Day. Robert Wyatt, Barry, Wilim Wyatt and Paul Patterson ent fishing at Santee over the eek end. They caught bass inging from 4 lbs. to 7Vfe lbs. hey said the fish were biting l n 1 1 1 r rfr?/-v/4 |jcv,iaiiy i. We are happy to know that rs. R. E. Whitmire is home om the Greenville Hospital. re hope she will have a teedy recovery. Mrs. Alice Snider visited her ster, Mrs. Lizzie Pool, who is patient at Spartanburg Hostal. Master Greg Snider was also patient in the hospital in lorida. We hope for both a >eedy recovery. We are glad to know that [r. Alfred Seay's mother is ack after visiting her sons in alifornia. Mr. Seay's wife, Elsie, has ?en sick at her home. We inra f V?nf cVin xxrill rrnf Kof 1 nr >on. CARDING 3RD SHIFT By - W. L. Gambrell Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Evans debrated their 18th anni verity May 5. Happy birthday to William Snow April 26. SPINNING 1ST SHIFT By - Gladys Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Cook rid Robert visited Mr. John faldrop at Fork Shoals rejntly. Willie Dean visited her sis;r. Mrs. Eugene Bledson. in aluda Sunday. Mrs. Elsie Strange and Mrs. ex Strange and familv visited er brother and sister-in-law, Ir. and Mrs. J. B. O'Shields nd family, over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ballard bserved their 50th wedding nniversary May 20. Birthdays Lucille Estes?May 16 Dotie Estes?May 15 Gloria Coleman?June 1 Ricky Tumlin?May 8 John H. Campbell?June 14 Linda Black?May 21 Vickie Whitt?May 22 We are glad to have Doris Istes back from sick leave and lso Helen Gregory and Narvis lodfrey. Friends of 1st Shift Spinning LYDIA EXCHANGE 1 Front Row ? Left to Right ? Mike Crawford. Ronnie Abercrombie, Dennii Wells Goss. Back Row ? Lefi to Rigni ? Lynn ] Whitmore. Timmy Sanders, Mike Sa Threatt and Barry Wyatt. To-Date Record Won ? 5 Lost ? 1 CLINTON |L ir y k * yyfl MOOSE TEAM DIX Front Row ? Left to Right ? Sidney Lawson, Ronald Patterson. Tim Whitnu Back Row ? Left to Right ? Brian Lawson. Gerald Samples, Doug Ward, Absent when photo was made ? Davi To-Date Record Won ? 2 Lost ? 2 wish a speedy recovery for M; Mozelle Nelson and Ruth Sat- bu terfield. We are also glad to have Sue ve Banks back after a stay at the br hospital. lui CLOTH ROOM By - Eloise McElveen Mr. and Mrs. Hall King and children attended a baseball ol( game at Furman recently. Their son, Philip King, plays ? third base on the Furman team. Miss Sylvia King had as her 14 guest for the week end, Miss Linda Smith, a classmate at Winthrop College. Mr. and Mis. Buddy Yarbor- ve ough and children of Asheville, N. C. visited Mrs. Hallie Camp- foi bell over the week end. Mrs. Hall King, Marttea and M, i f - Charles Maxie Davis, Jr., is the handsome five months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Davis, m< Lydia Mills. Co MAY. 1963 EAM Johnson. Steve Fennell, Mike i Laney. Mike Campbell, and Evans. Sieve Hairsion, Danny nders, Jimmy Sanders, Mike . H ?- *> A IE YOUTH Brewer, Edgar Foster. Stanley in, and Ronald Cheek. Blackwell, Johnny Lever, Joe and Steven Heaton. d Osborne and Ronald Turner. irk King visited in Spartanrg recently. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McElen visited Mr. McElveen's other, H. C. McElveen, at CoTibia Hospital in Columbia. Birthdays Bobby Bennett?May 5 Randy Templeton ? 1 year i?May 1 Susan Roberts?4 years old May 23 Mrs. Clara CJilstrap?May 16 Mrs. Shirley Barlow ? May Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McElen?May 1 Mr. and Mrs. Major Crawid?May 14 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Evans? ay 5 iL. Terry Gene Hughes is the seven )nths old son of Mr. and Mrs. ilumbus Hughes.