Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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AUGUST, 1964 WEAVING NO. 3 1ST SHIFT By ? Inez and Grace Behind our lives the Weaver stands And works His wondrous will: We leave it in His all wise Hands And trust His wondrous skill. Should mystery enshroud His plan /\nci our snort signt grow dim. We should not seek the whole to span, But leave each thread with Him. (Just wanted to share this thought with you). Well, wasn't it a short summer? Hope you were all ready for school to start. Mike Hardy of Clemson spent a week in August with his Aunt Dot and Uncle Joe Gibbs. Mr. and Mrs. Obe Thornton and Jo Anne visited in Calhoun Falls on a recent Sun day. Mrs. Ellison Roberts, Mary, Dessie Jean and Tammy spent a week at Myrtle Beach. Mrs. Robert Saultzman and children of Denver. Colorado visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ashmore Dunaway. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Barker and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Putnam celebrated their wedding anniversaries with a dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Putnam's home in Woodruff Aueust 16. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Putnam were invited quests. Well, Calvary softball team did it again. They won both trophies for the fourth year in a row. Congratulations, team! Mrs. George Rice and daughter of Brevard. N. C.. visited Mrs. Mollie Martin and Inez on a recent Sunday. Miss Glenda P o w e r of Laurens and Charles Huey spent a week end at Myrtle Beach joining Glenda's mothe r. grandmother and other relatives who had gone FOUR CLINT Eight sons and daughters of employees are now furthering their education through loans made evailable to them by the Bailey Foundation. Eligibility requirements foi the interest-free loans are the same as for the college scholarship grants. i 1 NOW ATTENDING: Janice Goss?Winthrop Gary Goss?Clemson Sybil Windsor?Winthrop Bruce Mills-U. S. C. hk> _? on earlier in the week. Glad to have Dave Lawson back at work after an absence of seven (7) weeks due to surgery at Bailey Memorial Hospital. At the time of this writing Mrs. Tommy Lanford and Mrs. Janet Cauble are patients at Bailey Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Neuffer Creswell and James Harris are patients at Self Memorial Hospital in Greenwood. Grace is off for a few days and at the time of this writing I don't know where she is. She didn't know where she was going, just somewhere where it is quiet so she could rest and enjoy it. Sure hope she and Cecil have a good time. Birthdays ? Anniversaries Nancy Blease?September 4 Mrs. Dave Lawson ? August 11 James Lee Patterson, father of Ray, August 11 Robert Adams?August 24 Grace Wooten?August 27 Sylvia Robinson ?13 years old?September 29 Opal Barker?12 years old? August 29 Patsy Henderson -August 5 Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Barker ?Wedding Anniversary? August 17 Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Putnam ?Wedding Anniverary? August 18 ONE GIFT WORKS MANY WONDERS when you give the UNITED way More than 34,500 voluntary agencies provide a year-round, balanced program of health, welfare and recreation services helping 25 million American families Your once-a-yeor gift to the UNITED FUND keeps working wonders all through the year ON GIRLS RECE I Connie Simmons will study at U.S.C. THE CLOTHMAKER ' HZ? . " ift- ~ PI ^ f FkW v :^<t-*~-*. -i? s?^^w**-?99*j jt * / iiS? ^^2^* Dixie is the lovely daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Goldie Simmons of Clinton Mill Weaving. Dixie was [ 10 years old Sept. 9th. Sybil Windsor in Asian Studies Program Miss Sybil Windsor. Bailey 1 Foundation Loan Student. | will study Chinese at Winthrop this fall. Sybil, a rising senior, will be the fifth college student in the Carolinas to study the language. She has become interested in Asian Affairs and will receive a minor decree in the field next June. This fall she will also study Asian Government and Asian Philosophy in preparation for Graduate School Study at the University of Hawaii next year. Sybil, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. \V. Windsor, recently received a scholarship at the school to assist her in the studies. She is a Library Science Major. It's Not Always Easy? x v/ To begin over, To be unselfish. To take advice. To admit error. To face a sneer. 1 To be charitable. 1 To keep trying, To be considerate. To avoid mistakes. To endure success. To profit by mistakes. 1 To forgive and forget. To think and then act. , To keejD out of a rut. io maKC mc oest 01 nine. To subdue an unruly temper To shoulder a deserved blame To recognize the silver lining but it always pays. IVE BAILEY FOt Maria King has enrolled at Winthrop. < 1 I ' 1 These two youngsters, both of rhildren of Mrs. Marguerite Lawson, Sharon Lawson. left, is the daughter ind Kevin Dale Vaughn is the son of GOLDEN ANN ??? " 5 * * X. Mr. and Mrs. John McNinch ce \nniversary Aug. 2nd with a drop-i John Alfred. William. F. A. McNincl Sirs. Betty Price, between 2:00 p.m. ar were received. SCHOOL STAB Junior's Mother: "Thank goodness!" s Junior's Father: "He can O it ill wash the car every Saturday." ^ Junior's older sister: "Mayho'll 1 earn Lr_> t n 11- oU.^nt ? - II something else besides base- t ball and jalopies." Junior's camp counselor: Y FNDATION COLL! ft I I i 1 Sandra Leopard will be a Winthrop Freshman 3 Brt w ilSl i"M? - -0 ?.' '-.-v. yr - . ' Cross Anchor, are the grand, Spinning No. 1. Clinton Mill, of Mr. and Mrs. James Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vaughn. 1IVERSARY ,M:.. J/ k:il ^ r ^ 'si !? ^ll H9^D2i mMHIL aB - WHJiHLQfl I j *> - lebrated their Golden Wedding n party given by their children 1. Miss Sara Nell McNinch. and id 5:00 p.m. More than 150 guests ITS AGAIN One more aspirin until next ummer." Junior's friend: "Who'd ye et stuck with for English?" Junior's neighbors: "B u t ie's still a growing boy." Junior's teacher: "Don't get ne wrong. 1 love children But hat Junior . . Junior: "I didn't get no lomework todav " EGE LOANS Lela McCall will attend Winthrop