Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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JUNE. 1963 WEAVING NO. 1 1st SHIFT By - Alta Riser Clinton Mills Vacation time is just around k^ ^,-v^.- J T 1 v 11 v7 V.W1 I1C1 CUIU X IVI1UW tVClY" one is making plans to go to the beaches, mountains or lakes. Maybe some are going on long trips. Please be careful no matter what you do or where you go. Don't make vacation time a short trip. Have a good time and come home safe and sound. Stan Riser, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Riser, and Wayne Alexander of Anderson are spending a week with the Leo Risers. Mrs. Sadie Quinton, mother of Mrs. Sadie Powers, is improving at home after being a medical patient at Bailey Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Proffitt and Gary were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Weeks and Don in Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Freeman and son of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Proffitt and other rel atives recently. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neal attended the funeral of Mr. Jack Hammone in Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. Marcell Barker had as their recent guests Mrs. Cecil Spurlock and sons of Charleston. Joe McCall and wife are looking forward to bringing their little baby girl home from the hospital soon. He says she weighs 4 lbs. 7 ozs. TVT i* ovwl T\/T.-c T-. ? ?> . unu mio. u clIIIC3 V? CUS and family spent a recent Sunday in Rock Hill. Mrs. Thelma Kidd visited for a week end with Mrs. Jessie Kidd in Greenwood. Clinton Gambrell's father, Mr. Henry Gambrell, is a medical patient at Self Memorial Hospital in Greenwood. WEAVING NO. 1 2nd SHIFT By - Nell Gardner Clinton Mills Beatrice Hawks has been a patient at Bailey Memorial Hospital. Glad to report she has returned home and feeling much better. The employees of Weaving No. 1 extend a welcome to Steve Tucker and Ken Allman to our department. Anita Turner celebrated her 12th birthday the 28th of June. Loree Lawson has returned home from the Laurens Hospital after a few days stay. Glad you are feeling better. Loree, and will soon be back with us. Mrs. J. J. Smith was called to Greer recently due to the death of her brother, Mr. B. R. McClimons. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Alexander visited relatives in Liberty recently. ? ? I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Alexander celebrated a wedding anniversary May 31st. WEAVING NO. 2 1st SHIFT By - Clark Meadors Clinton Mills Mrs. Blanche Creswell spent the week end recently with her mother-in-law, Mrs. Janie Creswell, in Abbeville. We would like to welcome Randy Sanders, a new employee, to our room. Mrs. Sandra Penland and Laurie and Sammie visited Mr. and Mrs. Clark Meadors recently for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mattox celebrated a wedding anniversary June 25. Birthdays Mrs. Opal McAlister - June 7. Mrs. Carolyn Simmons - July 4. Dayna Windsor - July 1. James Meadors was 5 years old June 21. WEAVING NO. 3 1st SHIFT By - Emily & Grace Clinton Mills Well, folks, the year is half gone! By the time you read this you'll probably already be starting your July 4th vacation. How many of the things you planned to do this year have been done? Better get busy or Christmas will find you still in the planning stage with nothing done! "Time wano iui nu iiictn. Speaking of time, you've heard there's a time for everything, but Lydia Bell says there's not a time for her to go deep sea fishing anymore! She's been! and she says never again! The only thing that rolled worse than the ocean waves was her stomach. Just leave her on the beach next time, C. E. Sandy Leopard spe- t the second week in June at Ocean Drive along with several classmates and teachers. Ethel ran top production for 3B two weeks in a row. Good girl. Ellison Roberts took his vacation the first week in June and carried his family to Myrtle Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Robbie Roberts and children of i H.MUS cn-companied mem. Where's the sun tan, Mr. Roberts? Mr. and Mrs. Ray Suttle and family of Beaumont, Texas spent a week end recently with his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Suttle. Mr. "Ike" Jones, father of Louise Webb, is recuperating at home after surgery at Self Memorial Hospital in Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. John A. McNinch and Johnny. Miss Sara McNinch and Barbara Price THE CLOTMMAKER spent a recent week end at Ocean Drive Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Handback, Don and Miss Murray Addison attended the graduation exercises at the Georgia Military College where Ned was a member of the graduating class. Their trip was rewarded by seeing Sgt. 1/C Ned Handback decorated by General Earl Wheeler, Chiefof-Staff of the United States Army, for superior military grades and as the outstanding Cadet of the 1962-63 graduating class. After the exercises, Ned joined his family and Murray and they motored to |\A \/rt In RonnK frvt* o * WAV. ^uv.11 xwi a icw Udp stay. Congratulations, Ned, from all of us in Weave No. 3. Mrs. Missouri Wilkie, Mrs. Thomas James and Mrs. Tolan Snelgrove attended the graduation exercises of their son and brother, R. C. Wilkie, at the University of South Carolina in Columbia May 31. Charles Ricketson, of Columbia, joined R. C. (now of Washington) in a two day visit at "Flat Top" Mountain in North Carolina as guests of Miss Kiki Gennett and Miss Lib Crowder, students at the University of South Carolina. Charles returned to Washington with R. C. and plans to tour the country with him. R. C. and Charles are discus sing the possibilities of forming a business together in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Huey spent a week end in the mountains of North Carolina recently visiting Ghost Town and Cherokee. We sure miss Cecil, who has quit the mill. Some say he has retired but he hasn't, he's just changed jobs and seems to be enjoying his new job as caretaker at Calvary Baptist Church. Welcome to Joe Burns who came from 2nd shift to take the section vacated by Cecil. Glad to have Rudolph Barker back after his operation. Hope all his troubles are over now. Richard Bull is still out aftor Koinft n rr?nrli/>ol vx.4 Cl HiCUiCGl pdllCIlL Cl I Bailey Memorial Hospital and Nellie Price is out on sick leave. Our best wishes to both for a speedy recovery. Birthdays Claude Ward and son. Douglas (10 years old) - June 29. Randy Ward. 6 years old June 26. Sandra Lanford, daughter of the Harry Lanfords - July 2. A 1C Jimmv Barker - July 8. Aileen Lanford - June 10. Ola Meadors and sister-inlaw. Earline Strickland - July 12. Joe Strickland - June 2. t oc 1 uuc vuuus, j uiit' ano daughter-in-law, Frankie June 29. Joyce Crapps, daughter of Frances Bradberry - July 27. Cecil Wootcn - July 22. Susan Wooten, granddaughter of the Cecil Wootens - 5 years old - July 8. Louise Webb - June 15. Donnie Coker - 20 years old June 12. Ethel Lever - 89 (?) - June 24. Ethel says she loves these 39th birthdays, that's whsshe's had so many of them. Announcement Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Jenkins announce the engagement of their daughter, Phyllis Doris, to Patrick Freeman Lanford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Lanford, both of Clinton. The wedding is planned for July 12th, 5 p. m. at the home of the bride-elect, 311 Elizabeth Street. Friends and relatives of both families are invited. SPINNING NO. 2 3rd SHIFT By - Mildred Bible Hi there? Anybody got any news? Naw was the answer I got. I did find out that Bob's kids had a birthday this month, Rita's the 6th and Bevy's the 17th and Bobby Motes and Brenda had one the 17th and 18th. Erskine M. had a third degree sunburn and lost a week's work. Mot Samples is out sick. The Spinners want to thank all doffers, section men and Cecil for their help when we needed it. CLOTH ROOM NO. 1 By - Vera Snow Clinton Mills Rev. A. L. Tumblin spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tumblin and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Satterfield. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Crawford spent the week end in Anderson with the Rev. L. C. Young and family. They attended the homecoming at the Manual Holiness Church in that city. Mrs. Luther Broome will leave on June 28th to spend the summer months with her son and daughter-in-law in Warsaw, Mo. She will be accompanied by Miss Ruth Burgess of Gaffney. Mrs. Broome is the mother of Mrs. Vera Snow with whom she makes her home. Warsaw is a small resort town and is famous to many tourists for fishing. Mrs. Carrie Satterwhite has returned to her home from "TV* - ~ 1 TT vjicciiwuuu ivitrmui iai nospnai after an extended illness. We are happy to report Mrs. Satterwhite is getting along nicely Mr. and Mrs. William Snelgrove and family visited Mrs. S. B. Snelgrove in Saluda County recently. Miss Sheila Kay Snow has returned to her home after spending a few days at Myrtle Beach. She was accompanied by Miss Elaine Owings of Erskine and Miss Barbara Owings of Greenville. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Johnson who were married June 1st. L * JL. Zane Leopard has a ready smile for everyone. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper McGinnis. 3 Birthdays Billy Pace - June 9. Mr. Fred Tumblin - June 8. ||f^ j - 7 . Kjuiuing lAgnrs THE MINISTER I'd rather see a sermon than hear one any day. I'd rather one would walk with me. Than merely tell the way. The eye's a better pupil And more willing than the ear. Fine counsel is confusing But example's always clear. And the best of all the preachers Are the ones who live their creed. For to see good put in action Is what everybody needs. I soon can learn to do it If you let me see it done. I can watch your lips in action But your tongue too fast may run. And the sermon you deliver May be very wise and true, But I'd rather get my lesson By observing what you do. For I might misunderstand you And the high advice you give. But there's no misunderstanding How you act and how you live. ?Anon. During the 12-month period that ended September 30, 1962, imports of cotton textiles amounted to more than 1.1 billion yards, a new record for imports. -J* f ' ^?j W'' * ? HHT 'Ip Hi Gerald Samples will celebrate his 12th birthday July 20. He is the son of William and Martha Samples. Clinton Mills.