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MARCH. 19GG p ? | r\- o ! avdWh 1ST SHIFT by Grace !!i Folks, news time caught me olT ljuanl this month so it's very little news ! have, but I'll share who' ' know. \'eu! lor (.'ri'SWi1!! '?<???t ? mm; ii?' a ivw 'jriimliiaui'.hli'r hull! ? H'tta V V V '.it Mr. it! Ill \'is. I V ' MM Tie little ;; r! w <" .;! H>t' ni.i'y ! lbs. (i o/.s. .mm! i!>,. (,r this \v!*iti!iu h"\ mi.! m the incubator at lur.'ii'a!, but tl'.en you ;o'i\v be?* mother doesn't V" v much but both !me. "'hey haven't ('< 1 'Mi a name as yet. ,'i"! y to rooort \;rs. A'ine is in the hosmtn!. vo < :.end best wis' es !or art *m! y : ec<ivory. < ur c.i'eiu'.st sympathy to "he Clark Ateadoi s laou'v tn . , . i. ...... . I v i.4iy . ?:v? ?i; ?: 1: \ ' 1U ! U; t..?i! l; ! 11? r% Janet. \\V haw a lew biv'ii'avs bis nvn'.h: Wit' lor says lie was (?) ! ebiuaiy . <J!a<lys !!u??hes, Daw !.aw>< 11 a !: i' 1< M'll'.On ivi'iv a'. V.ili'!!'.ino Day ba'ees i ! i-br.:ary ! ' ). C its >! . ?.' aines, fa', he'- of vuiii' !fi?<nici', was !!-' vi-ars <>:(! February I.'?, (but ! I ??\*t brMoW : i! r. (.iail^htCT W'" <".!" make " iialoni'i. * o >.' \! / ? * .? . ? V . i cl ? (... Si'iNNING & SPOOLING ! > y V/ i! i e %! a o Do a v. >/ Alice O S-iiolc's \V. " Wc'-v '?:u-k ' i v>e - v. .. i; teen :"( ..V. .si we've ' '?*n !:' ' '> i'? - ( i.ui i !)" bark. V < .a 11'\ ii . .?t> wishes !?;:?I"v* 1 ' est. .? !? . Van. . am! : 1 " !> ' >i"'s " Mian; " tent 1 v.<? ,r_ i ' ' .;a-Y !s? i, i 'he I . ' . ! \ i <*\a!"v (?! A < ?11I ' 11 \ . I .is. '.ama Darby i.- * m>?? ant! claviyh'tr-Mi-'aw, ... Ma! Mrs. Dewev Darby, Miami, Dloiiua Vm hie i \ . ."HJ.il V. ! la!?i!t! Aits' i n ?>!* 1 at Ys'< 'ii A'aval liusc 1 " wall's'.' mi Is 'mmo visttino and moilvr. ' !? is ' < "m\,,i!cs(,;!!!'i a!"'.or an a "ac'\ i X'ao'os, Italy. / *\ ' ' / ? . <Ts ? ... ' \ ' . / / < , .* /'.in Pc'iil(in<! leli'plioni'i! !rs ?i .1 ii-!ijhvciilt.'.r. and V-i.. C!..r:c -1 ' V.i.'wrs, 1 o r?'iniiul 'Vw.'ii c? !iis > .ii.' !jii!h?.l.iy J.iiuitiry 1 j?i l vja) i .. Helen Gregory has a new l'# r a n cl <! a u ?j li t e r , Connie ' 'ranees floaoh, born November 22, Harold Austin and wife announce the birth of a son, Harold Dennis, February 2, 19()l? at V.ailcy Memorial in Clinton. C11_*?i Cook has been il! recent!y. Mr. ant! Mrs. J. !i. Patterson spent the week end in Orancjeburit. v'sit'na Mr. ;tn<;! Mrs. Donald bawton anc! children. M is. Connie Davis is recovering at poire nt'ter sureery at Dai! < v Memorial 1 lospita!. \Ve''<* e'ad to have Mrs. Lois We! ib bade to work alter a yar'.s illness. Our syn pathy :s extended to toe wi'e and family oi" 1?\ A. Locae. Mr. and. Mrs. James Dean are proud <>: *be nev.' eia.nddauph'er, Am'e'a Mae Dean Xel.son, bo? o X'own bcr HI, ! !":a at !V V Moo "us pita!. Mr. am! Mrs. J. O'Shields have a i'i'v: ranesun, Jan'ies Robert v >'S'v*!s, born Meeember We're pro*o have 'Vet! !hiven.port as our Ovfseer. Mrs. Ray R:!ev honored her sori with a hhthday party on February "here we! i- several eno.'.s present and names were enjoyed :i ic! la'er ?e! re.slimen's we r e server!. Ray, r. is he nrandS'tn < !' Mi;. rod Vrs. . ! h O'Shiekls. . !3. "Jakle" Fn'.terson, husband uf Jessie 1' v.ltsoi1., was a pa'.lout a'. Rabey Mens ifi:>' ' '. i-.i \ <' i' i 1 \ We're road that Wa.'e Pennine,'.on :s hid! a? the hospital and dotni.' 'iiic. 'Itis the husband '-It'u ! 'Voninr'on. Kveryone in ?mi* dep.a '.nirttt sha!'C:> ll'.!!' Si !'!" >\V \V"!i M Ivobert Vance ;n '.he death <?* lis sister, Mrs. '!<> . . Y.mec C.aninbe!!, <>'. o an* also Mr. J. It. 11 *i loss o! his brother, .\'r. Prank tVmnle'nn, of' .'oanna. ' think evi'-'vove e"M.yet! he hti1 snow We had r.'e had a 'in,i- t?? * *'' 1 kV but we '"a ie " w;''i .ton1 liny ':. Mr. and Mrs .' ". ? I'isiUn! in W'::*! ?!?*? !y. Y.rs. ! !!?: .. Y; . S!r:n? f W:it!U'y. S. t\ \v;is ; .- iMil / Pen!(ind co'ohratui! his Ith >ir!lu!?!y January G. Mo : . thi 'son oi V.v. tun! Mr*. Clark THE CLOTHMAKEP guest of her brother an< sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs J. B. O'Shields. Mr. and Mrs. Will Ballan of !lonea IJalh, S. C. wer visitors of his brother, Hug) Bal.ard, and family and Mi and Mrs. J. B. O'Shields ove t!ie holidays. Birthdays Mrs. Liz/ie Hawkins?Jan. 2 Jimmy O'Shields?Jan. 7 Mickey Hi ley?Jan. 8 Hay Kiley, Jr.?Feb. 6 Esther (.Iregory?Feb. 28 Willie M. bean?Feb. 20 I ?. I. .. 11 ? * ? 1- rr .\IM.III\V V- il I M JJIJU ; i?? J' L'U. ;) David Campbell?Jan. 1M (Iladys Campbell?Jan. 2 Geraldinc Deaton?Jan. 27 James La! ry Dean?Jan. 1 .Voze!! Nelson?Jan. 22 Happy birthday to all. CLOTH Mr. and Mrs. Shermai Cooper would like to ex ores tin."!' thanks to their friend for the many kindnesse shown 'hem during the illnes am! ilea'!) of their son, Iiobb; Cooper. Hobby was an em ployee o* the Cloth llonin am will be ipi-atly missed bv al of ns. The C!ot!i Koom would lik to welcome M rs. Shirle; Slushy, a new employee. \ .1 1 I .... O. . I. . . . 'X 1 . . . *.i. .wi O.HAl'.'J AUII tin visited Mrs. Martin' sister, Mrs. Ilutson Johnsor in Augusta recently. r. and Mrs. Terrell Kin ant! Touunie visited Mr. air Mrs. Jack Johnson in Spai 'anburg. Mr. and Mrs. J. !!. Mc Elveen of Columbia wer i eeent guests of the T. I1 Mc I'll veens. Little Miss Tami Parris celebrated her seventh birt! day February 111. Mr. Stokes Martin celt hra'cd his 70th birthday o '? binary !J. l.onnie Cidhli'ess celobralei his Hhb birthday on Febru ary 11. 'at tie Miss Karen Evan was !'? years old on Kebru ary 2nd. Terry Crawford was seven teen, ! '?-binary 24. Mis. Sylvia Ballew ce!e !>r.: ?. <! .. birthday, I'Vbruar deny Kini^ had a 1 bthda; mi February 15. Mr. a n d Mrs. VVillian Tin-! ft observed t h e i r 4()t! wei'd.ina aniversary, Kebru ary 25. Mr. and Mrs. Stokes Mar '!ii observed their 4 1st wed dine anniversary on Sehru ary 1st. ^ X / \ V-""*< A" i / / / !.auric Penfand, aoc 5. is th nranddaughtor of Mr. and Mrs C!.u!c Mciulors. I j Howard Completes d e 7 frs & ' v ' /X~ i W\j \ \y ?? i % I A c ******* y H< WmI n ry? b ) * : ;r - I ' y -^-- ? i . -i .^..1... ?.! Lewis Howard (loft), Clin 1 shown receiving his diplom; successfully completing a spe< also received a chec k from th L' cost ot the correspondence sti y l.i wis has been employed ci.A: j ?-' * <t %? i i i "i '. * .v - . * '! $' sfvA \ i /fn ?- v-r \ . ^ f- ; jy7. <& , . X h ^q). r! I- j ?>>?; vSj^'' - - **. - ^. ' *k ;" : 't ' ' n *s\ ' r- ? ? * L' m. , ,?-. Calvary Baplisis' Kinder^a an activities-filled day !a;-.t we s ! rout Kow?Kneeling?]. t Bean an, Larry Kd^e. Uobin I !i-y, I'luiekie Deit/, Jimmy Gi Back How?1. 'u r.: Clinn l,a\VMin, Annette liamrick, C!i sey, Cceilia Pruther, Joni Ad; \:is. r-iiuiy i raimiu-ii nus inception of the pre-schoo! pr / /,; > 1 j - : . '// " ;: - v' 7 Debbie Rice, daughter of and Mrs. Charles Rice, obser her 9th birthday January 18. | ? ??? W C!^,n> k * * / ' Sm. 'C K?' 'M . ii - ?.-H > -Jr.rT - imLI e ,. April, 20 months old, and Mr. and Mrs. Horace (Bo) Rr 3 Correspondence Course tun Mills No. 2 Loom Overhauler, is u from Overseer Glenn Smith after L-ial I.C.S. Course in Loom Fixing. He e company which covered one half the jdy course. at Clinton Mills seven years. SS OK '66 V ' ^ sM( ^ -v.: [i \.~VC J l.w/0 > ' ~:;4; ' i V * J>2 U s * )p "* | i lib i . i mi iiMB rlt-n?Class of 'GU?paused briefly from ek to pose for The Clothmaker camera. u v.: Mike Owens, Dale Tucker, Brian .owi'iy, Giles Gilmer, Norman Shifferegory, Darren Stroud, Bill Gaskins. y Trammell, Phyllis Kdmonds, Donna iris Rogers, Toni Woolen, Marie Dcmpuns, Lynn Deitz. served as Kindergarten teacher since ogram in l'JGl. C-vT*:*5 w - , , f ? v 'v. >??r^-7* t*? , ,y / -'-I . -?. f-?V^ ">/? ? 1*1 _ I ^ ' 1 \ X This handsome young man is Mr. Stanley Rice, son of Mr. and Mrs. ved Charles Rice. Stan is 12 years old. ?1 v r"7" imi 11 ^ 1 ? "11 i! \ I fl \ i f * *^4i . ^ j yut . . ! " \ - / - * A . . . J ; 7 v; -| 4 > V ^ - I 3 |:, l/^Wi _ ? Dana. 3 years old, are the children of own of Lydia Shop.