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MAY. 1966 News from WEAVING NO. 3 1st Shift by Grace Wooten Plant No. 2 Spring! The time of year when its so hard to stay in doors! Maybe that's why we don't have any more windows in our mill to keep from tempting us so about the beautiful outdoors, where the promise of new life is being fulfilled in all of nature. Don't you love sDrint? time? The mountains are already calling Doris and Joe Gibbs. They've motored up there already on a Sunday or two. But they visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hardy in Clemson on a recent Sunday. All c Jim Blackwell, of Travis Air Force Base, California, spent a 20 day leave with his mother. Inez Blackwell. It was really a surprise when he came home. He had written and the bottom was covered in leather It turned out that Jim was the package, the leather was the bottom of his shoes. Gertrude Fowler has returned to work after being a patient at Bailey Memorial Hospital, and we're glad she's able to be back. Joe Strickland, brother of Ola Meadors, is a patient at Greenville General Hospital at the time of this writing. We hope he'll soon be able to be home again. Newell Brewington is bragging about a big grandson. born March 27 at Bailev Memorial Hospital. Robey Matthew Chancy, Jr.. weighed 8 lbs. 12 oz. at birth. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robv Chaney (Betty Jo). Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Young. Mr. and Mrs. James Earle of Laurens, announce the birth of a son at Bailey Memorial Hospital April 10. James Ernest Eugene Earle weighed 8 lbs. 8'i> oz. Mother is the former Miss Jean Holbert. Father. James, works with us here in weave room No. 3, The couple have one other child, Cynthia Denise, who is l1^ vr. old. Ellison Roberts took a week's vacation the first full week in April. He and his son O'Neal, of Pickens, enjoyed three days in Augusta, Ga., at the Masters Golf Tournament. Jr Mr. and Mrs. Glydia Tucker are the proud parents of this handsome young man. Michael B. Tucker. the Plants ; Mrs. Dessie Jean Roberts, is recuperating from surgery at | Greenville General Hospital, performed April 6. We all wish her a speedy recovery. Birthdays Horace Robinson?Feb. 10 Dennis Robinson?Feb. 19 Mrs TVTnlK/ Martin TTnK 1Q "Shorty" Campbell?Feb. 25 Dot Lanford?April 13 Sp 5JimmyWooten?April 26 ' Larry Joe Barker?March 29 Robin Owens. 4 yr. old ? March 12 Mr. George Pressley?Mar. 31 Mrs. Rudolph Barker?April 14 Steve Lanford?April 27 < Cleo Owens?May 24 1 Wedding Anniversaries i Mr. and Mrs. Neuffer Creswell ? March 4 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibbs ? ( March 17 Mr. and Mrs. Horace Robinson ? February 8 Some of you still may not know about the latest arrival in the family of Glidv Holmes. J Bessie Annette Holmes was born Jan. 27. and she is tb?* pride and joy of Glidy. SPINNING & SPOOLING 1st Shift J by Willie Mae Dean & Alice O'Shields Lydia Plant Little Barry Hairston was * honored with a birthday party 1 April 9. There were several little guests to enjoy this oc- 1 casion. He received many nice ^ gifts. Barry is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. O'- 1 Shields. Friends of Mrs. Daisy Hairston will be glad to know that ^ she is doing fine after a very ( rerious operation at Self Memorial Hospital in Greenwood. She is at the home of her daughter and son-in-law. Mr. < and Mrs. T. D. Douglas. ' Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nelson ( visited Mr. and Mrs. Buck Loftin of Winnsboro, S. C. recently. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lark and ( Renee of Ashevillc, N. C. visited his parents. Mr. and 1 Mrs. B. P. Lark, on Easter 1 Sunday. 1 We're glad to have Arnold Edmonds back after being a 1 patient at Bailey Memorial ' Hospital. ! r i-MBrr*' L - t Phyllis, age 6. and Deborah, age Mrs. Arnold Edmonds. THE CLOTHMAKER Friends are sorry to learn that little Dana Brown has been a patient at Bailey Memorial Hospital recently. He is the grandson of Mrs. Laura Darby. Mr. F. L. Thornburg has been seriously ill and those who wish may send him cards to this address: Mr. F. L. Thornburg Route No. 2 Rome, Georgia Mr. Wyatt says the only news he can think of right now is that he wants some rest. Well Mr. Wyatt you can just wait until the 4th of July and you can fish all you want to, but be sure to be back on your job after the holidays. This is from all the Spinning and Spooling Department ? Lydia ? 1st Shift. Mr. J. B. Templeton was chosen Man of the Year of Clinton. We are indeed very proud of him. We think he deserves this great honor, and congratulations to you Mr. B. Mrs. Lizzie Hawkins visited Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Robertson of Laurens recently. We're glad to have Betty McElhannon back after being out on sick leave. Mrs. Louise Brown and Mrs. Prank Walker honored Mrs. Walker's sister, Mrs. Mattie Sue Brown, with a surprise birthday dinner recently. 1 A.mong those attending were Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Brown and Eddie, Mr. and Mrs. Frank 1 Walker and family and Mr. i and Mrs. Wrenn and family. ! Mr. and Mrs. Wilton King announce the birth of a daughter, born April 10th. She weighed 6 lbs. 6 ounces and is the granddaughter of Mrs. Lois Webb. While visiting his mother. Mrs. Jim Dean. Marvin E. rumblin. Jr. of Hueneme. California visited relatives in Newberry and Columbia. Ac?ompaning them were Heyward Tumblin, Jimmy Dean, Melda and Angola Nelson. Jakie Patterson spent a few days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lawton and children *f DrandoKiirn Mrs. Jim Dean. Melda and \ngela Nelson visited friends n Whitmire over the week ?nd. 4 Mrs. Mark Windsor has 1 oeen a patient at Bailey Memorial. but is now recuperating at home. Harold Austin of Charleston is home visiting his wife, children and parents. Mr. and (Continued on page 4) ifll bw ^ B 3. are the daughters of Mr. and National Gii Students: Ann Webb, Arthu: Carol Terry look on attentively a Judy Abner was absent when ph Auditions for National Guild of Piano were held re cently by Mrs. Jeanine Romer Shepherd of Atlanta. Georgia. The above students of Betly Sue Taylor, future Miss \merica, is the daughter of Mr. ind Mrs. Johnnie Taylor. * * * Wife reading her husband's fortune on a scale card: "You are a leader, with a magnetic personality, witty and attractive to the opposite sex. "It has your weight wrong, too." BS # ?aiWw The lovely Fagan family are Mrs. Neola McCall. 3 lild Audition* M I I I i p Sanders. Marsha Turner and Jo s Mrs. Shepherd illustrates a point, olograph was taken. Mrs. Eva B. Land auditioned for high school diplomas in music. Each student rated the critics list, making Superior Plus ? 98 and above. pr Calhy is the charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webb. She is nine years old. * * * Little Johnnie wants to know if the good Lord gives us our daily bread, and Santa brings Christmas presents, and the stork brings babies, what's the use of having Daddy around? the daughter and grandchildren of