Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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,'JH/ 1 t ^ A ? |P_^ETTjhj|?8p nJ| W * U^N ily 1934. Nineteen of the 84 are st Aen) ? Numbered from Left ? I (27), ? Kneeling (Men) Robert I ig Depts. ? Clinton No. 1 & 2 Plar OF PEOPL] Mr. and Mrs. Perry Parrish and daughter Tami spent the day at Six Flags Over Georgia recently. Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Sinclair entertained Mrs. Sinclair's sister and brothers and their families with a fish fry at their home. P Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hairston, their sons Wayne and Steve, Buck Meeks, and Jimmie Neal of Clinton and Misses Frances Crawford and Winnie Hughes of Abbeville, spent the day in Charleston and Folly Beach. We would like to welcome Mrs. Mary Jean Stockman, William Young and Ralph Watts, new employees, to the Cloth Room. I M J Seabee Joe Wilkie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilkie. Mr. Wilkie is a Lydia Plant Shop employee. Joe, a 3rd Class Petty Officer, entered the Seabees in July following 2 years of study at Clemson University. He is presently stationed at Gulf Port, Mississippi. J\ I 09 ill working. How many can you loy Holtzclaw (3), Andy Hames iolder (7), Roy Ginn (8) ? Sea its). E and places < I * *4' * . v* 1 If . A ) -?? William Eugene Johnson, Jr. (Johnny) was graduated c from the University of Georgia Aug. 23rd with a ' B.S. Degree in Geography. ' Johnny is the son of Mr. 1 and Mrs. Eugene Johnson c and is married to the former ^ I ... ~ - ivi i s s (Jonnie Varner ot ' Royston, Georgia. They will make their home in Gainesville. Georgia where she teaches Home Economics in the city schools. Johnny will do further study at the University in the field of Wildlife Biology. Mark King, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hall King was home for a short vacation before the fall semester i hncfnn :it Pnrnlinn Mori M will bo a senior at U. S. C. ' this year. Mrs. Sylvia Ballew has resigned her position at the Clinton Mills office and 1 will teach 6th grade at i Bailey School this year. i .'1 c Petty Officer Steve Jackson, son of Mrs. Sybel ] Jackson, is home on JO day < leave from Oak Harbor, i Washington. Miss Shervl Jackson, has returned to school at Winthrop. M *?8 identify? If you can recognv. (5). C. W. Windsor (6). Carl ted (Ladies) Bessie Holtzcla Marine Larry W. Smithfrman, son of Mr. and Mrs. ^!irk Smitherman. Lydia 3lant. celebrated his 19th jirthday, August 26. Larry ecently finished 11 weeks >f Basic Training at Parris island. He is now stationed it Camp Lejune. fsonm a n William Bigbee has returned to his ship The U.S.S. Canberra in San Diego. Calif, after a few days home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Bigbee. His address is: B 33-35-50 Division A. U.S S. Canberra CA % F.P.O. San Francisco. Calif. w/r 4^^% | I ' 1 V v 7 -w .X re as many as 12, chances Campbell (13), Wilford So w (3), Cleo Dunaway (4 Merchant - Vt Miss Sandra Ann Me chant, daughter of Mi Mary Merchant, Clint< No. 2 Plant Weaver and M Ervin Merchant of Route Kindards became the bri< of Emuel Edward Vasse III at Little River Dominii Presbyterian Church i August 25 at 5:30. Mrs. Vassey, a 1963 Me cer Silas Bailey Memori College Scholarship winn is a graduate of the Unive sity of South Caroli: School of Pharmacy. T groom is a student at t university. Rev. Leon Jefford ai Rev. H. William Vass performed the ceremor Willian A. Scott of Ande son provided organ mus Miss Judy Hamm of C lumbia was harpist. Following the ceremor a reception was held in t educational hall of t church. The Vassevs are residi at 1000 Boundry St., Ne berry, following a weddi trip. Sam T. King, Jr., A. C. son of Mr. and Mrs. Sj T TCinct Sr ctatirmorl Brunswich, Ga., spent sf eral days with his parei recently. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. ft Klveen, Sr.. spent a recc week-end with their s and daughter-in-law, and Mrs. J. R. McElve* Jr.. and little son Mac Kingstree. BIRTHDAYS Fred De?itz ?August 21st Mrs. Viola De itz ?September 25th - L iM are good you have been imples (15), Fred Haynie ), Emma Dunaway (8), issey Vows Said r-s * 3n on Wi A er ?rna he he nd ey ,v. W\ L ' * i at I * I its 1c- Mrs. Eloise McElveen ?nt ?August 28th ;on T. R. McElveen. Sr. Jr. ?August 27th pn, Mrs. Ruby Hairston in ?August 18th Mrs. Pam Gilstrap ?August 5th Mrs. Mary Jean Stockman ?August 11th Mark King ?August 31st Airs .Timnitn Thrift ?September 20th