Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 SPINNING & SPOOLING c 1ST SHIFT n By - Mozelle Nelson Rabon Wyatt and Bill Pat- 9 terson were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Thornburg of Rome. Georgia. The Thornburgs said hello to everyone. TV/r? J TV/T ^ 1 * ivn. ctnu mis. uene c^ook ana ^ Robert visited Mrs. Cook's y father recently. Re is Mr. Charlie Waldrop of Fork q Shoals. We are glad to hear that Mrs. W. N. Nabors is home and getting along nicely after being in the hospital. Mrs. Ruth Satterfield is visiting her daughter and ^ family, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McKittrick, and Cindy of Nor- y folk. Virginia. * Mrs. Ada Livingston and j Mrs. Julia Frick were called to Prosperity recently due to the death of Mr. Noah Moore. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Swetenburg of Anderson visited their son and familv, Mr. and Mrs. o. Dick Swetenburg and children. Bruce Mills of U.S.C. visited his mother, Mrs. Jessie Patterson. recently. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dean visited Mrs. Dean's brother recently. a Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O'Shields, a Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ballard a and Marion visited Mr. Bal- g lard's brother, Will Ballard, ^ of Honea Path recently. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ballard, a Mrs. J. B. O'Shields and Jimmie attended the funeral of , Robert Ballard of Honea Path. Mr. and Mrs. James Estes ^ announce the birth of a son, Rickey Dale, February 18. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Dick Swetenburg announce the birth of a ^ son, "Jay," who was born on February 25. Birthdays & Anniversaries i< Mr. and Mrs. Wade Pennington will celebrate their 24th b wedding anniversary April 6. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hairston a This future "All American" si football and baseball player is a Ricky Grady, 2 years 6 months is of age, son of Mr. and Mrs. N Claude Grady. N ktaMLZ-^ elebrated their wedding aniversarv March 22. Mr. Charlie Waldrop was 1 years old March 20. Beverly King ? March 15. Tom Gregory was 11 vears Id March 17. Bob Bailey, son of Mr. and Irs. Rock Bailey, will be 1 ear old April 5. He is the randson of Mr. and Mrs. !ecil McLendon and Mr. and Irs. Jim Bailey. Rossie Hanna -- March 15. Sandra Mills ? March 29. Barry Hairston ? April 9 Dana Brown ? April 7 Mrs. Alice O'Shields ? ipril 7. A C* a - i ? nua oweienourg was l ears old February 27. Dick :>rgot to tell me her birthday ist month. Hey ward Tumlin?March 2. Barbara Tumlin ? March 8. Denise Tumlin?March 12 Melda Nelson?March 19. Mrs. Hugh Ballard ? March Mrs. Kat Bennet?March 15. CARDING 2ND SHIFT By - Mike McGee Michael Allen McGee will elebrate his 5th birthday ipril 9. He is the son of Mr. nd Mrs. Michael S. McGee nd grandson of Mr. and Mrs. '.ill Osborne and Mrs. W. O. TcGee. Tony McGee will celebrate birthday April 13. Michael S. McGee will celerate his birthday April 9. Shelia McGee. daughter of Tr. and Mrs. Billy McGee, Mil celebrate a birthday ipril 10. Eddie L. McGee will celerate a birthday April 23. Roger Nelson celebrated his 8th birthday March 12. Roger s the son of Joe Nelson. Eugene Bolick will cele rate a birthday April 6. Carol Boliek will celebrate birthday A.pril 22. j/y v. IB. Melody Sue is the lovely little ix months old daughter of Mr. nd Mrs. Garel Satterfield. She s the granddaughter of Mr. and Irs. R. C. Satterfield and Mr. Ir. and Mrs. John Bagwell. THE CLOTHMAKER Patsy Smith will celebrate a birthday March 31. She is the sister of Fred and Robert Smith, Card Room employees at Lydia Mills, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Silas Smith of Rt. 1, Kinards. CLOTH ROOM 3 By - Eloise McElveen Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Bennett nttenrlf?H tV-io R a a << ? ? V..V V- *,* VI I, J Pageant in Greenwood to select Miss and Mrs. Chemstrand. After the pageant they attended a dance at the American Legion. Miss Gloria Jackson won the honors in the state for the g: best article in the school B newspaper. Congratulations, G Gloria. ? Mrs. J. D. Smith and children and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. jv Larkins had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Butler recently, Mrs. Jeanette Miller, sister of Mr. D. E. Roberts, is mak- _ ing her home with Mr. and Mrs. Roberts now. Mrs. J. L. Wofford. Sr., ^ mother of Mrs. Hallie Camp- S bell, is a patient at Bailey Memorial Hospital. Mr. and T Mrs. J. L. Wofford of Dan- a: ville, Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. F Lester Wofford of High Point, b N. C. and Mr. Dick Wofford t of Nashville, Tennessee have F been here to be with their C mother while she is ill. t Mr. and Mrs. Lindv Barlow si attended the Beauty Pageant L at Greenwood High School to select Miss and Mrs. Chem- w strand. F We are happy to have Mrs. 1< Clara Gilstrap back after minor surgery at Bailey Me- C morial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Fair, u parents of Mrs. Clara Gilstrap, tl celebrated their Golden Wed- ti ding anniversary February 15. n Butch McElveen is working with the Seaboard Railway I signal maintenance crew at Okeechokee. Florida. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Mc- ? Elveen attonHpd a flnlHpn a Wedding anniversary reception in honor of Mr. and Mrs. ? B. H. Lowe, uncle and aunt of a Mrs. McElveen. o Birthdays Wayne Deitz ? March 9. Joe Deitz ? March 15 ? 2 years old. William Thrift ? March 18. Lynn Evans ? 13 years old _ ? March 10. Mrs. Margaret Butler ? March 6. Mrs. Carrie Duvall ? March 22. <v -ar , v i \ I * , | "All I Have Is My Two Front Teeth." says Donna Kay McGee who celebrated her first birthday m March 14. She is the daughter of is Mr. and Mrs. Tony McGee. ai Kimberly McGee is the three f konths old daughter of Mr. and Irs. Michael McGee. She is the randdaughler of Mr. and Mrs. Fli ill Osborne and Mrs. W. O. Mc- Mrs. ee. 17th Mrs. Jeanette Miller ? Edi larch 18. -p Charles (Lindy) Barlow ? _ larch 15. Mrs. Brenda Cooper Hanley ]yj - March 6. jn e Ned Handback ? March 23. isits Tampa and Silver pass prings. Florida sort The Marion Turners and he James Turners have taken . ^ n early vacation in Tampa, 7 lorida. Also these two v rothers and their wives at- a^on ended the Southeastern fron lower and garden show in ec* ^ harlotte on Sunday. Also ^ hey attended the fashion nec low of Men's Fashions and fron adies' Fashions. wr^ Winnie and Huey Barnette ^PP 'ere dinner quests of Mrs. ^a n annie Parrish and Norma slml ?st Sundav. heac He Operation Illness Mrs. Naomi Yarborough ^ nderwent major surgery at le General Hospital in Sparinburg and is recuperating icely. ?8ni rash birthdays and Anniversaries , . ^ thin Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Lowe will aiml bserve their 34th wedding "V nniversary April 20 in a Mr. and Mrs. Huev Barnett u'av bserved their 28th wedding "1 nniversarv March 14. ace,' Phillip Moore ? 13 years "? Id ? March 21. the Jewell Whitmore? March 4. ordc Imogene Gooch ? March 11. T1 lone Wilkes ? March 12. note Gary Griffin ? March 17. will Huey Barnett ? March 14. youi Gary Ficklin ? 6 years old nail - March 22. Omega Peay ? April 7. W Louise Harvey ? April 9. had Kathy Harvey ? April 25. has. Toni Harvey ? April 10. bein Dan South ? April 24. sper 7 Direct Distance Dialing is othing new to Tommie Goen. He Wi the 8 months old son of Mr. is th< nd Mrs. Ernest Goen. Ton\ MARCH. 1964 w , 1 / \ 3 Emery, daughter of Mr. and Floyd Emery, observed her birthday March 10. itor Quotes m Swift For iployee Safety any times articles appear xchange employee papers ch we think worthy of ing along to our readers? of "why didn't I think of " business. t the risk of extending the of a craze that seems on vay out, we'd like to pass g a few "Tom Swifties" i the "Borden Circle" edit>y Kenneth R. Darre. vifties, it hardly seems ?ssary to explain, originate i the Tom Swift books ten by the late Victor leton, who has become i o u s for spurning the )le. "he said." Under the lline, "I Guess It's Safe, Hazarded," this employee lication gave these safety fties: ^ext time I'll use a lad" he explained lamely. Vhy should I learn to recze poison ivy?" he asked iyDon't just shoot at anyg that moves," he said lessly. Ve shouldn't have gone out boat in this storm," she ered. 'hat scatter rug's a rnen' she let slip. Itore those knives out of children's reach," he red sharply. le feature ended on the > that "perhaps this game help prevent accidents in r family" (he said pater!/) ife to husband: I wish you the spunk the government They certainly don't let g in debt keep them from iding. TTTi \ I i ,i iJ illiam R. Cauble, 5 months. o nephew of Eddie, Mike and r McGee.