Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SEPTEMBER. 1963 ^l WEAVING NO. 1 1ST SHIFT Dy Aita mser Becky Campbell of Charlotte, North Carolina spent a week recently with her grandmother, Mrs. R. C. Oxner. Mrs. R. C. Oxner attended the Oxner reunion at Fountain Inn September 8. Tonv Hooper and Douglas Rippy left Monday. September 9, for Clemson College where they will continue their studies. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Oliver and sons of Salem. S. C., were visitors of Robert and Edith Neal Sunday. September 8. Mrs. James Wells has returned home from Bailey Memorial hospital after a recent stay. We wish for a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. James King and family of Elbertson, ueorgia spent a recent week end with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kidd and family. Mrs. Sid Riser. Stan and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Riser visited the mountains of North Carolina on a recent week end. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cunningham and children and Mrs. Bessie Queen visited in the mountains of North Carolina on a Sunday. The Leo Risers attended the Riser reunion in Waterloo the 25th of August. Mrs. James Wells and sister visited their mother. Mrs. Mary Mason, in the Columbia Hospital recently. We wish to express our sympathy to Sadie Powers in the death of her mother. Mrs. Sadie Quinton. oirthdays Carol English ? September 15 Donald Kidd ?September 27 Gary Proffitt?September 13 Edith Neal?September 11 Alta Riser?October 7 Terri Kathleen H u g h e s, granddaughter of Mr. Herbert Hughes, will be two years old October 10. Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Joe Proffitt * > ja Billy, 4, and Rebecca Sue. 4 of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ward. WEAVING NO. 1 2ND SHIFT by Nell Gardner Well folks here we are again and we wish to welcome to our department Sybil McCall and Clyde Millwood. A. B. Lawrence, son of Mrs. Lona Mae Roberts, has been visiting his mother but has returned to his base in California. * Mrs. J. J. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hueble were recent visitors in Greenville. The employees of Weaving No. 1, second shift extend their deepest sympathy to Sybil McCall due to the passing of her mother, Mrs. Ermie Stone. Miss Elizabeth Burgess arid Phil Greassun spoke toeir wedding vows in a church ceremony recently. Elizabeth is the niece of %Inv Mae Cook. The family of R. S. Dickerson wish to express the^r deep appreciation for the sympathy and kindness" shown at his tragic death. Mrs. R. S. Dickerson and children David Dickersfln, brother * WEAVING NO. 2 3RD SHIFT by Joe Spillers We want to welcome Gary Taylor to Wea\ mg No. 2. He is a new employee. The following started t o school this year for the first time: Kathy Garrett, daughter of Dorothy Garrett ? 1st Grade ? Freddie, youngest son of Mr. a n d Mrs. Joe Spillers ? 1st Grade. Ansel, the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Ulyss Gilliam, is a Freshman this year at Gardner Webb College. Birthdays Sheri Madden celel .-a ted her 1st birthday the 11th of September. She is the daughter of Air. and Airs. Harold Madden. Ches Kine had a hirthdav ? i !* v *** ^ . . ?S. ' v?* 4" +?- 4 months, aro the lovely children THE CLOTHMAKER September 8 and he didn't even know about it. WEAVING NO. 3 1ST SHIFT by Emily & Grace Tommy Hazelrig, of Tampa, Florida spent a few days with Ned Handback before both left for Athens, Georgia to attend the University of Georgia for the coming year. Glad to report Ned survived a tonsilectomy and was ready and able to go back to school although he had a rough time with those tonsils. Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Campbell and Mike and Mr. and Mrs. Bootsie Allman. Ken ? ? J Cl ~ . 4 1 1 4 1 cinu oicvc atteriuea ine Campbell reunion recently at Lake Greenwood. Charles Huev visited Miss Glenda Powers of Anderson College during the week end. Albert Turner, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Turner, will attend Gardner Webb College in North Carolina this year. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fowler attended the Bishop reunion the first of September at Greenwood Lake. Mrs. Missouri Wilkie and Melane Snelgrove visited Mrs. Fred Smith pi Gainesville, Georgia. Mr. and Mrs*Roy 'Kennedy spent a -recent week end in Shelby, North' Carolina with their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lawson visited his father. Sam Lawson, in^Pennington Gap, Virginia recentlv. S. Sgt. Billy Joe Lawson has been stationed in Abilene. T*exas and his wife and children .accompanied him there., Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Sirttle spent a vv^ek end in Marion, North Carolina with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Suttle. _ We asked Sam^Dwens if he had any news and he said he hadn't been home to see, he's been so busv trying io get the little boys lined upMor foot1 11 i i 1 uiin ne nasn i nad time to think. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hardy and children of Clemson spent a recent week end with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibbs. Mrs. Ashmore Dunaway is visiting relatives and friends in Sarasota. Florida. Ashmore said he had a card from her and she's enjoying it so much she just might stay till Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Ellison Roberts and family spent a recent Sunday in Fountain Inn with Mrs. Roberts' niece. Mrs. Ken Rice, and her family. They all attended church and enjoyed dinner, picnic style. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wade and two small granddaughters were recent guests of the Cecil Wootens. Fred is a cousin of Cecils, whom we had not seen in over 20 years. We really enjoyed their visit. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. 1). W. Bagwell will be interested to know that they have come back to Clinton to live after being away for about six years. Annie Mae said "c h i c k ens come home to roost," and she h oped to "roost" here the rest of her life, for this is really home to them. Glad to report that Mrs. Neuffer Creswell is able to OLA GALLOW MppiMA--XL W ^vr1 M "JJjj? Estes Campbell, Supervisor c Kif ?~ r\J ^ ^-11 -!/* mi a. wia vjanuwdy d y 111 Mrs. Galloway has been employed < Mrs. Galloway will be missed employees. be back at work after being a patie/it at Bailey Memorial and also S?lf Memorial Hospital in Greenwood A hearty welcome to Bobby Carrol who comes from the third shift. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wooten enjoyed a trip to Gatlinburg, Tennessee the third week in August. Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Coker 1 A ?; i jl ? cuuiii^ niiiuvcisdi v ? September 8 Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Lanford will celebrate their 28th wedding anniversary October 20. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Leopard will celebrat&^a Wedding anniversary October 27. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lanford will observe their wedding anniversary October 11. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis (Tot) Fallaw ? 6th wedding anniversary October 6 Birthdays Mrs. Dave Lawson?August 11 Kyle Fuller, nephew of Shorty" Campbell, will be one year old October 13. Crystal Lynn W oole n, granddaughter of the Cecil Wootens, will be one year old October 7. Little Jim Wooten, brother of Crystal, will be 4 years old October 18. Gail Brookshire?August 28 Clarence Brookshir e? October 18 Mrs. Robert Adams ? October 2 Mrs. Furman Adams October 2 Joe Adams ? 16 years old ? October 22 Sylvia Robinson ? 12 years old ? September 29 Hank Fowler ? 11 years old ? September 11. SPINNING & SPOOLING NO. 1 1ST SHIFT by William Burden Grace Bright will celebrate 3 AY RETIRES W^m if Spinning No. 2, is shown presented to her upon retirement, at Clinton Mills since 1946. by her many friends and fellow her birthday October 23. William Bright celebrated his birthday October 1. Mr. William Burden visited Mrs. Trammel over the week end in Woodruff. Mr. and Mrs Frpd Kiiw celebrated birthdays September 15. Mr. and Mrs. Fred King visited his relatives in Hendersonville. N. C. SPINNING NO. 1 3RD SHIFT by Ida Johnson Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Bovette and Mrs. J. W. Smith visited in Raleigh. N. C. and Carthage. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Osborne and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Wavman Bostic and sons in Newberry on a recent Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Osborne and family visited Mr. ana Airs. tsoDDV ttainessburger and daughter in Belton. We welcome to the third shift Barbara Burden, Mollie Campbell and Mary Millwood. We are sorry Anna Camp(Continued on page 5) Wjl f v. ' i V r > Cynthia Denise is the six weeks old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Gibbs, Jr., and the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. joe Gibbs.