Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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MARCH, 1964 WEAVING NO. 1 2ND SHIFT By - Nell Gardner Well folks here we are again and we will take this time to welcome Sammy McCall back to the second shift from the third. Mrs. Nora Madden, wife of Rav Madden, celebrated her birthday the 15th of March. Ray said he was scared to tell how old she was. Sammy McCall celebrated his 18th birthday March 24. Mrs. Sybil McCall was called to Greenville recently due to the death of her aunt, Mrs. Pittman. Mrs. Ralph Alexander celebrated her birthday March 4. Mr. Guv Turner of Washington, D. C., brother of Dorsev Turner, is visiting relatives and friends in Clinton for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Alexander are looking forward to the return of their daughter and son-in-law, Capt. and Mrs. David Smart. They are due to arrive next month from Puerto Rico for a two weeks visit and then will report to their new base in Montgomery, Alabama. It has been two years since they were home. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Alexander visited Mrs. Alexander's father. Mr. John Medlock, in Easlev recently. WEAVING NO. 2 3RD SHIFT By - Dot Garrett /"V _ i. 1 A uur s y mpamv goes 10 Frances Nichols whose grandfather. Mr. E. C. Longshore, passed away February 12. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Ginn celebrated their 14th wedding anniversary March 11. Steven Metts has been ill. Mildred Wilson is on sick leave. Ruby Wright will be in our department until Mildred returns. Randy and Debbie Ginn have the mumps. ' ' A S.ii ?4(jr? You aren't seeing double, there are two of them. Jeannie and Jonnie are the twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. "Babe" Gregory. They are nineteen months old. Mj> f** A J Mrs. H. C. English also has the mumps. There have been several cases of mumps in our family. Our pet monkey also contracted them. May seem funny to think of a monkey having the mumps but there was nothing to laueh about as two little ? 0 ?- - v " w brokenhearted girls had to bury their beloved "Ginger." Friendship Baptist Church (my church) is having a "March to Church" in March drive and I would like to invite you to worship with us at any time. Birthdays Ulyss Gilliam ? April 3. Mandv Gilliam ? 12 years old ? March 19. Sammie Ginn ? 13 years old ? March 26. Yvette King ? March 5. Ann King ? April 5. Debra Madden ? April 2. Wanda King ? 9 years old ? March 28. Steven Metts ? March 25. WEAVING NO. 3 1ST SHIFT Ru . Fmilw At Cli A 3C John D. Price was promoted to A 2C when he graduated, with top honors, from Chanute Air Force Base, Illinois, school of Electronics. Johnny is spending a 20 day leave at home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Price, before reporting to Shaw Field Air Base in Sumter. Congratulations, Johnny, and good luck. "Shorty" Campbell is quite happy for her bowling team, the Rejects, took top place the second week in March. Other members of the team are Mo/ell Nelson. Gladys Campbell and Mary Patterson of T !- - n * * ? L.vuia spinning ana juanita Crawford of Lvdia Cloth Room. Juanita has the high score. 517. for the women. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Braswell. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wooten, Ji fiW Judy Ann Banks, daugster of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Banks, celeorated her 2nd birthday March 8. Her grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Banks and Mrs. Maud Medlin. THE CLOTHMAKER Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Stroud, Mr. and Mrs. James Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brookshire, Mr. and Mrs. Evans Lever, Mrs. Ola Meadors. Mrs. Faye W i 1 k i e, Mrs. C. E. Leopard and Sandy and Maria King attended the all night singing in Spartanburg Saturday, March 7. C. E. attended the wrestling match and then got in for part of the singing. Mr. and Mrs. C. E Leopard and Sandy visited Pisgah get in the news or either they're thinking it's none of our business, but maybe we can snoop up a little more next month. SPINNING & SPOOLING 1ST SHIFT By - William Burden I would like to thank the spinning room for the beautiful flowers sent to my mother while she was a patient at Bailey Memorial Hospital. William Burden Dianne Bright celebrated her 13th birthday March 25. This photogenic young lady is Deborah Campbell, IS months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Campbell. roresi on a recent Sunday. Lvdia Bell said they enjoyed playing in the snow up there and that she believed the mountains were prettier in the winter than in the summer. Mrs. Ruth Oxner and yours truly (Grace) and son, Jimmy, and his children visited Rev. and Mrs. George James of Duncan and other relatives in that vicinity recently while Jimmy was home on leave. Toni Wooten, daughter of the Bobbv Wootens underwent a tonsilectomv at Bailey Memorial Hospital March 13. We hope she'll soon be good as new. Birthdays A 1 r1 Willing A a ~ mm. iv/ m niiain n. V.1 d III ^ April 11. SP 5 James R. Wooten ? April 26. Mrs. Harold Meadors ? March 11. Janine Meadors ? 5 years old ? March 12. Larry Joe Barker?16 years old ? March 29. Mrs Rudolph Barker ? April 14. Rudolph Barker ? April 17. Joe Burns ? March 2. Missouri Wilkie?March 27. George Presslev, father of "Shorty" Campbell, will be 64 years old March 31. Well, guess that's about all for this month. Our folks just aren't going very much or doin e VPrv mnrh thocp High School Dip Blfl t. - x* " * ^ B v* ? B Hnfif i II v Hflv A W L,armar and Fthel Ficklin in Greenwood Sunday. The W. C. Wallenzines. Mrs. Maxie Wallenzine. Kim and Lorie and Mrs. Geneva Coker visited the Richard Wallenzines in Beech Island. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Reeder, Jimmy Reeder and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Pitts of Pendleton attended the South IPm bbevh y . '^y j Darlene and James Ray. Jr. ar.e lhe attractive children of Mr. and Mrs. James R. King. Cynthia Hollis and Randy Turi are shown with Mrs. Eugene John; for the National Guild of Music Tea Cynthia Hollis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hollis and Randy Turner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Turner received High School Diplomas in auditions held March 11, held by the National Guild of Piano Teachers. The High School Diploma in music from ine National Guild of Piano Teachers is given to pupils by examination at the National Piano Playing Auditions, who have Spinning and Spooling No. 1 would like to wish Mrs. Maggie Burden a speedv recovery. CLOTH ROOM NO. 2 By - Dorsey Turner Mrs. Nellie Wilkes. Pat and Flo Wilkes and Miss Ann Turner visited relatives in Pembroke. Georgia Sunday. Mrs. I. W. Harvey visited her mother, Mrs L. A. Hall, in Johnston. The D. D. Ficklins visited 3 Jomas in Music iji J f vtSSlfl j ]M X MS tier, pupils of Mrs. Eva B. Land, >lon, of Mooresville. N. C.. judge chers. shown adequate technical facility and training in Artistic Piano Playing for admission to the Freshman Class in colleges, universities and conservatories of the United States. Cynthia Hollis has played ten consecutive years in National Guild made a rating of Superior Plus. Randy Turner has played nine consecutive years in National Guild made a rating of Superior. Living Aid There are at least three things a person can do when he makes a mistake: Hp pon rpcr\lx*o f A V0VA v ^ ma i ut will never make another, which is fine, but impracticable. He may let that mistake make a coward of him. which is foolish. He can make up his mind that he will let it be his teacher, and so profit from the experience. If the situation comes his way again. he will let it be his teacher, and so profit from the experience. If the situation comes his way again, he will know just how to meet it. Eastern Flower Show in Charlotte on Sunday. Also Billy, Martha Joan and little Jenny Pitts spent the weekend with her parents, the Burton Reeders. This lovely little doll is the pride of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibbs. Denise is eight months old and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Gibbs.