Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 SPINNING & SPOOLING 1ST SHIFT By ? Mozelle Nelson The employees of Lydia Spinning and Spooling Departments would like to thank the management of Clinton and Lydia Cotton Mills for our wonderful vacation with pay. Mrs. McCarson. Mrs. Carol Fulmer and Mrs. Nora Kirbv were at Maggie Valley recently. F. L. Thornburg. former supervisor of Lydia Spinning Room - 1st Shift, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rabon Wvatt. "Shorty." as he is better known, has retired and is now making his home in Rome, Georgia. Mrs. Venie Austin. Miss Brenda Austin. Mr. and Mrs. Relma Mitchum and Mrs. Alma Harvey visited friends and relatives in Gainesville. Georgia last week end. Miss Helen Shirley of Atlanta. Georgia visited several days with Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Leslie. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Austin SDeni two weeks varatinn with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Leslie, Brenda and Earline returned home with them to Pensecola, Florida for a few days. Ruth Lark. Jessie Patterson and Peggy Dunaway spent the week of the fourth in New York visiting the World's Fair. Sandra Mills and Joe Hairston spent their vacation in Orangeburg with their sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lawton. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Hairston, Carolyn and Wayne visited Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hairston and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Inman of Norfolk, Virginia and Richmond. Virgina. Willie Mae Dean, Mozellc Nelson. Leland and J. W. Davis were at Myrtle Beach during vacation. They all had a wonderful time. Willie Mae got blistered. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O'Shields and Mrs. Sarah Jenkins spent the week of the fourth in Chicago with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bennett and Mr. and 'ilH Tf/iiy GOlOGC'tf'LR Mrs. M a x i e Lambert. The O'Shields were honored with a wedding anniversary dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lambert and they also were si?*ht?i*???ir?fT l-lrtir lirn?n ? ?? iiuv. niv. y vv v:i u there and visited Abraham Lincoln's birthplace in Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Cauble were guests of their son. LeVake. at the Blue Marlin Motel, Key West, Florida during vacation. Mrs. Laura Darby and Cathy Brown spent their vacation in Miami. Florida with Laura's son. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Darby. Edward Whitt was home on leave from Okinawa. On returning he will go to Camp LeJeune, North Carolina. He is the son of Lessic Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cook. Robert and Gene Patterson visited the Smokey Mountains and Lake James during vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Tucker j r : i t\/t? -i cinu lamnv, ivu\ ana lvirs. Vance Tucker and Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Tucker enjoyed a cook out at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Tucker of Laurens. Mr. and Mrs. Mason Coleman and children spent a day recently at Fisherman Village. McComkin, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Pennington and children of Hevward, California visited his brother, Wade Pennington, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Ginn and family and Mrs. Lula Ginn spent the week end at Folly Beach. Charleston. S. C. Little Sherry Griffin has been visiting her aunt. Mrs. Connie Davis. Mrs. Nathalee Tucker and Mrs. Jean Nelson visited Mrs. Lucille Kuykendall of Greenwood. Mrs. Nathalee Tucker and Mrs. Betty Ross went shopping in Spartanburg recently. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Deyton and family and Mr. and Mrs. Rabon Wvatt and family and Mrs. Mary Patterson and Judy spent their vacation at Follv Beach. Charleston, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hairston, I i m m \ r nn/1 m 4 Unl,. ts 41 limy ci i i v t ucu iy ApL'Ill lllt'll vacation at Blowing Rock and the Tweetscy Train in North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. James Kirby of Florida were recent visitors of Mr. Kirby's mother, Mrs. Nora Kirbv. Mrs. Inez. Miller and Jimmy also visited their mother a n d grandmother, Mrs. Kirby. Birthdays & Anniversaries Darrell Tumlin ? July 8 Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O'Shields celebrated their 28th anniversary June 30. THE CLOTHMAKER Dina Black will be 1 yeai old August 13. Mondy Hairston was 1 yeai old August 4. LaAnn Templeton was 1 year old June 30. Mason Coleman ? July 4 Betty Ross ? July 8 Wilson Tucker ? July 23 Kathrvn Patterson ? Jul\ 25 Runaway ? July 12. CLOTH ROOM By ? Eloise McElveen Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Bennetl and children, Debbie Ann and James Robert, visited Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Foy in Halifax Virginia during the holidays Louis M e e k s and Miss Vicky Brown went with a party to Myrtle Beach. Wayne Hairston spent the week with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hairston, in Norfolk, Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hairston, Steve and Steve Grady vacationed at Folly Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Handback and sons, Ned and Don, spent several davs at Mvrtlr there they attended the Firecracker 400 races. Wayne Alewine and Delmar Lawson spent a few day? at Myrtle Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Evani and children. Lynn and Karen vacationed at Myrtle Bead the first part of the week anc visited Echo Valley the lattei part of the week. Mrs. Margaret Butler anc children, Jimmie, Sheryl anc Debbie, spent several days ir Davtona Beach. Florida. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Robert? and children. Davev and Su san, spent their vacation ai Mountain Rest on Lake Beckey. Mr. and Mrs. Hall King an( children, Sylvia, Mark Martha and Matthew, visitec their son and brother, Phi King, in Staunton, Virginia While there they saw Phi play in two baseball games. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sanders and son of Charlotte and Mrs George Hill of Spartanburg 1\t- "tv /t ? nr: 11 it uiiu 1*11. ci1111 ivu?>. win i in nip ton of Clinton had dinner with r Mr. and Mrs. Hall King on the 4th of July, r Mr. and Mrs. Terrell King : ? n mi ^ visii*ru in Dowersvuie, L.feor1 gia during vacation. Mrs. Mildred Dickerson and children. Billy and Steve, visited relatives in Lavonia. Georgia during vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Parrish and Tami toured Maggie Valley, North Carolina during vacation. Mr. Adger Crawford, Sr., was honored with a birthday ; dinner by his children on [ June 25. Those present were [ Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mahaffev and children of Woodruff, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Parrish and i Tami, Mr. and Mrs. Major , Crawford and children, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Bennett and Beach during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Barnes and Gail and Mr. and Mrs. Pass the word [1 fl is out/ W. P. Thrift and W. P. Thrift Jr., went to Roanoke, Virginia. Natural Bridge and through the Parkway while on vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Adger Crawford Sr flltpnrloH tVio PVinrnl. of God camp meeting in Mauldin during the holidays Mr. and Mrs. Major Crawford and children. Gay, Mike and Terrv, spent several days in Daytona, Florida. While meres a skuii tracture remains to be determined. A doctor and an ambulance have been called. What to do in the meantime? Most likely, nothing. Jim is best off lying flat on his back, head resting on a very low pillow or other soft object. Anybody who gets the bright idea of "slapping him awake," and tries it, deserves to be slapped silly. What Jim needs right now is to be kept warm, comfortable. ; undisturbed. If no ambulance or doctor I proves handy and Jim simply has to be moved, best way to 1 do it is with the lad flat on children and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Seawright and children of Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mahaffev of Woodruff. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barlow and children. Cindy and Debbie. Vickcv Wilson and Mrs. Mary Barlow visited Maggie Valley, Ghost Town and the Cherokee Indian ; Reservation during their vacation. Jerrv Coker spent the day at Savannah Beach with Miss Betty Satterwhite and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Satterwhite. Mrs. Inez Miller and Jimmie spent a few days in Clemson with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jackson and little son. Inez and Jimmie visited her mother, Mrs. Nora Kirby, in Laurens the latter part of the week. Annie Lawson is a patient at Bailey Memorial Hospital recuperating from surgery. We wish for her a speedy recovery. i r"T? ! C r? H MJ ?r HEAD Ih Plav ball! Ten-year-old Jim is out on the field. Whack? the crack of bat against ball. Thud?blackness. Jim's been 5 hit. He lies still?out. What's going on inside s Jim's injured head. Tissues, damaged by the impact of the heavy baseball, have begun to swell. Injured blood vessels are slowly discharging blood into his brain. No wonder Jim ' has gone into shock and lost I consciousness. Whether I A\ - - ? JULY. 1964 rrS^TABUSET Mrs. Eloise McElveen was a member of the Lydia-Clinton Woman's Club who vacationed in New York and attended the World's Fair. A good time was had by all. Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. Fred Deitz ? 31st anniversary ? July 29 Rev. and Mrs. Clee Blackwell ? July 6 Birthdays tVTrv: \7irc?il Roi-not1 'in ? w. * ? ? ? X./MI uta u uij UU Mrs. Juanita Crawford ? July 22 Edwin Evans ? July 8 Mrs. Charleen Evans Tollison ? July 15 D. E. Roberts ? July 17 Mrs. I). E. Roberts?July 24 Miss Martha King ? 14 years old ? July 10 Matthew King ? 12 years old ? July 18 Mrs. Mildred Dickerson ? July 21 Earl Nelson ? July 20 Donnie Cooper ? 14 years old ? July 24 Teresa Cooper ? 8 years old ? July 24 >.SI$COiUMN\ IJURIES a stretcher and with the least possible movement of head and body. Bedded down at home, he should be kept quiet without a pillow?or with a very low one. Jim's head injury, resulting in hemorrhage and shock, is uii me more severe side. L-hildren's head injuries are often a lot less troublesome than Jim's. At their mildest, only a simple concussion is involved; the victim is as good as new after a brief period of unconsciousness or just grogginess. Heed these words of caution: even a mild head injury shouldn't be neglected. Especially in a child, whose skull hasn't yet developed the thick bone structure of the adult. Anvone hit hut not knocked out should lie down immediately and get looked over bv a doctor as soon as possible. A man was notified by his psychiatrist, "If you don't pay your bill. I'm going to let you ^o crazy."