Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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NOVEMBER. 1963 WEAVING NO. 1 by Dewell Proffitt Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kidc and children visited in Gaines ville, Ga. recently. Mrs. Dewell Proffitt an< Gary were recent visitors ii Gree lwood. Mr. ana Mrs. James Well: ana sons visited his parents ii Rock niil on a recent bunaay Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nea visited Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Dil in Crieenvilie. Mrs. ina Bell Hooper vis ited her sister, Mrs. Corem Hanks, in Anderson recently Mrs. Ruth Oxner visited he son, Charles Uxner, and iam ily in Aiken on a recent wee] end. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Terry an< Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pitts vis ited in the mountains recently Mr. and Mrs. Bubber Cres well and sons visited Mn Prociiroll'c cictor lVl I'C Pip Evans, in Shelby, N. C. SLASHING NO. 1 Mrs. George James of Rout No. 1, Duncan, mother c Mrs. Ruth Oxner, was hor ored on her 80th birthda November 10 with a dinner c her home given by her chi dren. Birthdays Sam Lawson?November 2 Mrs. Sadie Powers?Noven ber 26. Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. Marcell Bai ker?December 24. WEAVING NO. 1 2ND SHIFT by Nell Gardner Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Coo went sightseeing in the moui tains of North Carolina on recent Sunday. Mrs. Cook r< ports it was beautiful. Steve Campbell, son < Lester Campbell, had an oj eration at General Hospital i Greenville recently. His f; ther reports Steve is gettin along fine. v Mr Tami Hedgepath celebrated h fourth birthday with a hallowe< party October 25. Twenty 01 guests attended and each remer bered her with a gift. She is II granddaughter of Mrs. J o h Hedgepath. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Madden Phillip, Hilda and their three 1 grandchildren visited the C. N. Morgans in Travelers Rest recently, i E. C. Pressley, brother oJ i Ruby Butler, is a patient al the Augusta hospital. We s wish for him a speedy re i co very. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. CampbeL 1 visited Mr. and Mrs. G. A 1 Human in Pelzer recently. Kat Heaton, sister of Rober Butler, is a patient at Bailey e Memorial Hospital. We hope r. you will soon be O. K. Kat. r Lee and Ermie McCall hac as their guest recently theij k cousin, Kathy Mulligan, o Greenville, d Mrs. J. J. Smith, Nan an< Mrs. Bill Gardner had as thei r. guests on a Wednesday re cently, Mrs. M. G. DeShields >. Mrs. George Kinard and Mrs o Louise Holliefield and sons Mrs. DeShields is the sister o Mrs. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gardne e were in Greer October 27 t< >f see the Chrvsanthemus Gar i- dens which were in full bloorr y It was a beautiful sight to sec it Birthdays 1- Mrs. Lester Campbell cele brated her birthday the 2n< of October. 1. Alice Sullivan, daughter o Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Sullivar celebrated her 15th birthda; November 25. r~ Charles Cannon celebrate* his 13th birthday October 3( Charles is the son of th Nathan Cannons. Frances Dickson, wife c , D. P. Dickson, celebrated ' birthday November 14. a WEAVING NO. 3 1ST SHIFT bv Emilv & Grace } Count your blessings, nam ")" them one by one. count you n blessings, see what God ha done! g The Thanksgiving season i a good time to do this, thoug every day should be a day c ne "Which one must I kick Dac n- says Mike Owens, son of Mr. ar ie Mrs. Sam Owens. He will eel n brale his 4th birthday Decembi 31. THE CLOTHMAKER thanksgiving. God has favored America with His choicest blessings for centuries. I know we grumble about taxes and how tne government is run, but wnere else except America nave people got even the Ireeaom of grumoling aloud? Well, not many of our folks came up witn news this month, but here is what we could coax Irom them. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibbs and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Gibos and baby enjoyed a trip to ' Mount Pisgah on a recent 5 week end. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibbs ' visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hardv in Clpmsnn rpppntlv Mr. and Mrs. Neuiier Cres^ well visited Ghost Town on a i recent week end and Neulfer said the color of the trees through the mountains surely must have been at its peak. A, 1C William Adams spent a 30 day leave at home after ^ serving three years in England with the Air Force. Bill - left the first of November to report to Westover, Mass. Chuck and Johnny Lever 1 enjoyed quite a bit of publicity and popularity concerning their deer huniing last month. Chuck killed a deer r on Friday with the first shot he had ever made with a shot'' gun. Going again on Saturday I* Johnny killed one. Eb and '* Ethel have both been but no 111 r* L*" f nr 1 Kn m IT f UqI foirl 1UV1\ 1V1 i-iliici JGiU OIl^ didn't even see one. r Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hun0 nicutt of Greenville visited the Cecil Wootens on a recent L Sunday afternoon. A great big welcome to Mervin Barbee who comes to first shift from third. Mervin ^ says he likes the first shift much better than the third, f Mr. and Mrs. Dick Harrill 1, visited at Chimney Rock rey cently. Dick said the mountains really were beautiful, d Ned Handback spent the ). week end with his parents, e He had as his guest a roommate, Ron Neureuther, of Buf(f falo. New York. a lvir. /\iDcri iurner attended a football game in Cherrvville, N. C. Gardner-Webb played Davidson and won 21 to 0. Mr. Turner's son, Albert, Jr., plays tackle for Gardnere Webb. r Roy Kennedy came to work lS one morning in October all smiles. He had become a grandpa! Mr. and Mrs. David ^ Gregory are thi proud par^ ents of little David Earl. Mrs. Gregory is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Huey and Mrs. J. E. Braswell. Sr. visited the mountains along the Blue Ridge Parkway. It was Mrs. Braswell's first trip to the mountains and she really did enjoy it. Mrs. Mell Huey is beaming with joy over being chosen as godmother of her great, great nephew, Joey Bagwell, of Ware Shoals. Happy Birthday! Mell Huey (35?) November 31?The youngest godmother of a great-great nephew we've ever known!) Harold Meadors ? November 13. i" Mike Owens?4 years old? ld December 31. l'T S. S. P. Cole L. Blease, Jr.? December 9. ' Kim is the lovely daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Heyward McCall. She will observe her 6th birthday November 26. Bobby Wooten ? December 13. Gholdie Simmons ? December 27. Verle Barker Putnam?November 25. Those Celebrating Wedding Anniversaries in December Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wooter ?December 23. Mr. and Mrs. Thorntor Meadors?December 24. Mr. and Mrs. Sam OwensDecember 25. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adam: ?December 28. Congratulations to Pats} Henderson on being choser Miss C.H.S. We don't think i could have happened to ; sweeter girl! Hope everyone enjoys ; wonderful Christmas seasoi this year, and please don't for get why we have Christmas SPINNING & SPOOLING NO. 1 by William L. Burden Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Aver announce the birth of ; daughter, Donna Diann. oi November 3. She weighed I lbs. and 4 ozs. Mrs. Avery i the sister of William Burder Mr. and Mrs. Neuffer Cres well went to Ghost Town weeks ago. A on J TV/T T~\ J n .rv ov^ aiiu iviib. uunaiu r* Melton are spending a tw week leave with Mr. and Mrs CALVARY KINDERC iiij Have you ever seen a mor handsome group? Thes bright - eyed youngsters ai members of the Calvary Bai tist Church Kindergarte taught by Mrs. Vernon Tran mell. Sitting ? Gary Ficklin. Da Major. David Locklear, D anne Harvey, Tommy Hedgi 3 P| - C3^. Wayne Alewine is the son of Mrs. Myrlie Alewine. He is eighteen years old. W. R. Melton and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Coker of Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Campbell's son is in the Greenville hospital. Jimmy Blackwell celebrated his 17th birthday November 27. Danna Turner celebrated 1 her 17th birthdav November 10. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bagwell and son of Ware Shoals are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Braswell. s ^ Stella Holden celebrated her birthday November 16. 1 Mrs. Vera Smith visited in t Greenville recently. i a CALM SHOPPER A man was pushing a cart in a supermarket which contained, among other things a screaming baby. As he proceeded along the aisles, he kept repeating softlv, "Keep calm, Albert," a "Don't get excited, Albert," g "Don't yell, Albert." s A lady watched with adi. miration and then said, "You " are certainlv to be commendo ... ed for your patience in trying ? to quiet little Albert." o "Lady," declared the man. 5. ''I am Albert." ;arten class of *64 jh^ y ** Hy / ^KS^^SSS^f T~JmT^^^KL^\ J ivi,i%1|^mkw^ hp^>i .^l % 2{5i jy ikt^>vft "* - k vcflfcj e path, Rhonda Hanks, Paula ;e Tyson. Lessie Kay. Standing *e ? Tommie Chandler, Debra 3_ Lanford, Lynn Pierce. Dennis n James, Mike Cogdill, Cindy 1 McGee, Jimmy Hairston, n Steve Hamrick. Randy Japart, i- Norma Jean Floyd, Becky e- Cooper and Kim McCan.