Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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JANUARY, 1964 WEAVING NO. 1 2ND SHIFT by Nell Gardner We wish to take this time to thank the Clinton Cotton Mills for our Christmas vacation with pay and also our box of fruit and candy which was greatly appreciated. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Alexander and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Watkins visited Mrs. Alexander's father in Easley recently. Susan Diane L a w s o n , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lawson, celebrated her birthday January 28. Diane was 5 years old. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cook attended a family Christmas dinner at the community building in Greenwood. Mrs. Cook reports all of her brothers and sisters and their families were there which everyone enjoyed very much. Mrs. Ralph Campbell and son. Terry, spent Christmas day in Pelzer with Mrs. Campbell's father. x v t. vi vuc \-/1 uy , u 1 . ^[juiu a few days recently with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Crow He left January 2 for Fort Gordon, Georgia. Robert Butler says he hopes to move into his new home some time this month. Robert says he is doing the painting himself which is really hard. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McCall and Debbie had a very busy Christmas day. They spent Christmas morning with Mrs. McCall's parents a n d that afternoon with Joe's parents. It seems everyone had a nice Christmas but a very quiet one. Everyone seems to have stayed pretty much at home so we will be back next 11IIII1 III. WEAVING NO. 3 1ST SHIFT by Emily & Grace Hi Folks, We weren't lazy last month, we were just a little slow getting our news in and so . . . we'll let you read last month's news first which you'd have read last month if we'd gotten it in on time. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Huev * n Linda Faye Hardman, 14 months, is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fern Hardman. visited Charleston recently on a sightseeing tour. Mr. and Mrs. Fern Hardman went to Myrtle Beach recently to accompany their son, Delmar, home for a few days. Delmar is stationed at Myrtle Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Huey and Charles attended the Beauty Pageant at Anderson College Friday, December 13. Their main attraction was Miss Glenda Power, who was competing for the title of "Miss Anderson College." Mr. and Mrs. Dick Harrill attended the Belks' Christmas party at Mary Musgrove Hotel. Dick says they really had a wonderful time. Mrs. Lewis Butler, Jr. was a surgical patient at Bailey Memorial Hospital at the time of this writing. We all wish for her a speedy recovery. Boys, if you love speed and have an impulse to step on the gas when you're under the steering wheel, don't try flying on the highway, take to the air as three of our coworkers here in Weaving No. 3 are doing. Neuffer Creswell has already attained his student pilot license and is eligible for his private license. Melvin Barbee is trying for his student pilot license bv middle of January and hopes to have his private license by June. He says he has about got his wife interested in flying too. Larry Cauble is taking instructions in flying and hopes to solo before you read this. Good luck boys but remember that no matter how high you fly you have to come down again, so learn to make the descending gracefully. We know one guy in here that is going to have to start getting up early and practice target shooting if he keeps up with his two sons and his wife. Both the boys shot a deer during hunting season and then his wife won the turkey shoot December 7. Guess The Rudolph Barker's almost had a tragedy the night of December 3. Their oil heater exploded and did a lot of smoke damage but we're Donald R. Melton celebrated his first birthday January 7. He is ?i? 1_- -- me- yiauubun oi mr. ana Mrs. James Coker, Clinton Mills. THE CLOTHMAKER glad it was no worse and that the house didn't catch fire. Buddy Robertson completed 6 months' training with the National Guard December 20 at Fort Bliss, Texas, so he and his wife will be home for Christmas, and I know they and their families are happy about it. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Barker and family were supper guests of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Putnam, in Woodrufi December 4. Harry Lanford and son Steve, and Grady Edge attended the Shrine Bowl game in Charlotte December 7. Dot. is that why Harry didn't object to taking you shopping in Greenville the day before? Weaving No. 3 first shift employees enjoyed a fish chicken and steak supper al Panorama Lodge Tuesday night, December 17, inviting the retired employees whc have retired from the Weaving No. 3, 1st Shift. Arounc forty persons (including wivej and husbands of employees enjoyed the occasion. SP 5 Jimmy Wooten of Fori Leonard Wood. Mo. spent the first two weeks of Decembei at home leaving Friday, December 13, to go back to base We sure wish he could have spent the holidays here. Birthdays and Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mea dors of England, Wedding Anniversary?December 26. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Camp bell ? wedding anniversary ? December 23. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Webbwedding anniversary?Decern ber 24. Lewis Hughes, son of Mrs Gladys Hughes ? birthday ? January 2. Lydia Bell Leopard ? De O 1 LCU1UC1 C. E. Leopard ? January 2 Buddy Robertson ? Decern ber 25. Steve Lanford?January 3 Mike Campbell ? 15 vean old?December 22. "Tiny" Worthy ? 17 year: old?December 4. A 3C Johnny Price ? De cember 18. Now you can start on the news that we have been able to collect this time. Mr. and Mrs. Evans Level acquired a new son-in-law foi Christmas. Joe Parks, o; Cross Anchor, and Judy wen married December 23 at the home of Rev. Clyde in Pau line, S. C. They are making their home with his mother Mrs Parks, in Cross Anchoi at thp nrPSPnt rnnoratnla. I tions kids! We wish you al the happiness your hearts car hold and a long, happy life together. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Sherri and children have returnee home after being stationed ir Germany about three years Mrs. Sherril, the former Misi Brenda Strickland, is a niece of Mrs. Ola Meadows. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibb< spent three days in Gatlinburg, Tennessee during Christ' mas week. Mr. James Harris has beer a patient in Self Memorial Hospital in Greenwood. Wc an nope no is s<x>n going tc recover and bo back at work Neuffer Creswell was a patient in Bailey Memorial Hospital a few days due to dental trouble. We're wishing you luck Neuffer! A, 3C Johnny Price spent a i 13-day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Price, the last of December leaving New Year's day to go back to Chenute, Illinois for ten weeks of schooling in electronics. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Turner and Mrs. Claud Berry of Ninety Six and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Price and children of Winder, Georgia were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George , Price during the week of Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kennedy , visited their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. a nd Mrs. i David Gregory, and son during the Christmas holidays. ; Mr. and Mrs. Dick Harrill , spent Christmas with their t daughter and family, Mr. and ivirs. naroid r^erry, in bpar; tanburg. (They wanted to be ) with those grandchildren). Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson I and family, Mr. and Mrs. Pat > Lanford and Mr. and Mrs. ) Tommy Lanford spent Christmas with their parents. Mr. t and Mrs. Freeman Lanford. i Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McNinch, Miss Sara Nell McNinch and Mrs. Jessie Bolt visited Mr. . J. T. Bolt who has been a pa? tient in Greenville General Hospital. R. C. and Jerry, sons of Mrs. Missouri Wilkie, were home for the holidays. Jerry and > wife, Pat, and son. Chadwick. returned to their home in " Dallas, Texas leaving Decem" ber 27. R. C. left Clinton January 3 for Columbia and was a guest of Dr. and Mrs. " Thomas F. Jones, President of U.S.C. On January 11 he left Washington, D. C. for Lafayette. Indiana where he is on an assignment at Purdue University for approximately six weeks. R. C. works for the Civil Aeronautics Board in Washington, D. C. Employees in Weaving No. 3 extend their sincere svm* pathy to Mr. and Mrs. "Babe" Gregory, in the loss of Mrs. 5 Gregory's mother, Mrs. Randolph. who passed away Janu" arv 6 at her home in Burnsville, N. C. Also to our co ; reporter. Emily, in the death 1 of her sister, Mrs. Leona Smith, of Iron Station, N. C. "Shorty" Campbell will r celebrate her 37th birthday ^ February 25. (We'd never ^ have guessed it!) Giles Lavvson celebrated a birthday January 6. I Thornton M e a d o r s and M ^ ; ' ' ,y v v Uii isfinuu^li if Iff If f II tlllP^'f * These two charming little ladii year-old twins of Mr. and Mrs. H alike for the photographer but Xa< preference, so?with her coat on N I as a result different dresses. Even 3 Laney-Hooper Rites Solemnized Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Laney announce the marriage of their daughter, Judy Ann, to Mr. Tony Marshall Hooper, of Clemson and Clinton. The wedding was solemn izea iNovemoer 10, lyw at the home of the officiating minister, Rev. C. L. Leopard in Toccoa, Ga. Mrn. Hooper is a graduate of Clinton High School and at present is a stenographer with Southern Weaving Company in Greenville. The groom, son of Mrs. Inabelle Hooper, is a senior at Clemson College. After the 1st semester they will make their home at Clemson. r "Do Not Disturb," says Linda Kay Coker. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Coker. Gladys Hughes share a birthday on February 14. Billy Ward was 4 years old January 7. Mrs. Newell Brewington had a birthday January 3. Harry Lanford has a birthday February 10. i 1 V / \ / i\ ' \ Iv \ I es are Faye and Kay Burgess, 10arold Burgess. They were dressed y decided the yellow dress was her {other didn't notice the change and i so. they still look alike.