Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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OCTOBER, 1969 Sfic ' / / / / !v\ >\ r f V\ f \ t*. . / I ' 11 f *?. ? . .. Karen and Shelia Mr Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Ma! ')v?*JJ and Lucille Woody, birthday August 14. Sheli /iCh / i J ,' * ??. ruj-^S;-.^v . v ' f : ' .$ r/^-v charming children of Hun are 'he grandchildren Spinning. ! , -w J: . v.v . b rJ5i kffyU *i > f; <i #v U . v.Ti 3 - > 5 >\J.'-i :K .<} W . 1 Linda Harris is the II year-old daughter of Joh Ilenrv Harris. He is en ployed in the Bailey Plan Linda is the niece of Li/.zi Martin, *2 Spinning. T ^ V /'! T 7 Cat fflttCcf/iect 1 "1 nx\ ^ ~ ./ ** L ' 4 cSL2.; i V \ fell '\ ~V ;1 ^ \ I K. t? ^ 6 i * V- ' ~ I - tin + + ' Y 1 / . V*t r an \ " W > / -l V) ^ * >>? In 3 v- - " Mi o!' ilpass are the cute daughters of pass aw! the granddaughters of Karen, left, celebrated Iter 7th u, right, was .'5 September 24. \ \ / 'v!? , sxyiv ~ ^>\ . * > V. ?.. an *w ~r " !\i j; : S ::;a Patterson are the of el! ant! Margie Patterson. They :;'J )f Mrs. Louise Campbell, ~'J T \.1 ?i .V.J tC!' 'lu un< the chi * i ? -. ! e wa / v * V ,!h >, , v\ ^ . Pa ? "f V ' ' :m< \ -if X, w , ' i I ' >,-v pa cllM IV- h : J V .;.: jj 1- James Harris, Linda's n brother, is 10 years old. ,'anies is a nephew of Lizzie \/\ t. Martin, ;;1! Spinning, e "V V .. i HE ClOTHMAKER ll^l \ ' .1 r ! V tAm,A y V J - V'Oni > : 4 ^ ? - . 1 * r \ Jr vii/? Bryant Keith Moore is j 7 month old son of Mr. d Mrs. Walter Moore, liter Moore is employed the Lydia Warehouse. \s. Moore is an employee Lydia weaving. ' 'Vv -- f-M f : . .. ^w&Pjr,-' \ecia Gentry is the 4>nth-o!d daughter of Mr. d Mrs. Wayne Gentry, ria is 'lie q rancid a lighter Mrs. T.ouise Campbell, Spinning. extile Show Held ['lie Ameriean Textile ichinery Kxhibition - Innationa! presented for first time in the South iler <?if11 sponsorship of American Textile Manerv Association and xtile Hall Corporation s held in Greenville tober 20-24 at Textile 11. \ new wing to Textile '.! lias been completed .1 was in use for the disv of textile machinery .1 allied products. afl.tto m .Mitt it'iy lo ?lo|i >ou II ma> lie a??.I on >0111 iiatk lo |*r?'>i III >oa lium mc nan ?%li*i ?%all Ih-? llir ilot k u*uall) n mailt* n* iimir than ? lnrp*kin tin *< ifay* lo hi ton!I 11i*iii ill*- iluor i*i. toilli >?iur |ifr*i ill kiiutolnl^i i i'iiii l *.i a s*. ili?li iitotir. i? ft i*i I* tin) a Mi" iiiia11 lank, ut. i lifliit) to? ik In Hi i foi ('Hi;* ilian for CLINTON MILLS by Here is a puzzle compi Clinton Mills. In it are < its employees and the te: U_j. III 1 ' 1 ^ ll -*-1 Across 65. 1 1. A bull-fighter t! twirls this (: 5. To vocalize 66. F 9. Cotton is baled p in these 69. IN 13. Kgg cells 1< 14. Not rich 70. L 15. Middle Kast p country 71. A Hi. French girl's c name. 71!. A 17. Seen on ( highways 73. V1 18. New star o 19. Recont retiree? 74. A active in coin- h niunity affairs 75. 13 22. Some of us are ( what a spider is 25. River in Scot- Dow land 1. I 26. Not happy t. 27. So- 2. 1 28. Name for s California city 3. \ 2'.). To remove full g bobbins from a 4. !\ spinning frame ( 33. One kind of 5. I salad greens; a member of the c cabbage family 6. I 37. Anxious r -10. Hob of D.T3.M. 7. ? anil Posey of 8. J the shop 9. I 42. Summer in ( France S 43. That is (Abbr., r Latin) 10. J 44. N'ot off s 45. Month of the 11. fl year (Abbr.) t 40. Said a 47. The and 12. ? Sciences 20. \ an U(u-a?< /-f - ..~~t / ui ? H'Ul V 53. -poo! (A c pond for dis- i posa! of waste) 5(>. Evening in 21. ? Paris ( 57. Hi vers South of 23. C the border h 58. Community and 24. C Employee Kola- a tions Director C 8!. In a succession, 20. ? series, or set 30. T (French) h (See So A parking meter is a vice that bets a dollar your nickel that you c MMMiMHiilMlih 5 CROSSWORD PUZZLE C. T. Coates iled especially for employees of clues that relate to the company, xtile industry. i tern I J | 'I 1 I Ins is where 31. Tactile way to he heart is determine qualsaying) ity of material . 'hrasc of self- 32. Note in the ity (2 words) scale leither ... nor 33. U.S. State iss Abbr.) .ast word of a 34. Having wings layer. 35. Oaf, or yokel l very small 3(j. Measures of reek. energy (Elecind others tricity) Latin abbr.) 38. Familiar first Vrench, tear, name of a late r split Clinton Mills l few moments President Abbr.) 39. "Come All ?oobs or suckers Faithful" Slang) 40. and fro. 41. Article used n before words v. ii?a a mcy uegmning wun ail. vowels. 'el (Israeli 47. To come down; eaport) the opposite of Vildcat or cou- to rise ;ar in Mexico 48. Takes for Jan's name granted German) 50. Better than t's not a heart, good?in John i diamond, or Glenn's famous lub phrase nformal note of 51. Compete; coniromise to pay tend with Negative 52. These are not Jot delicate allowed if -u!a Mae Clinton Mills is Recent Lydia to maintain its Jpinning high reputation etiree) 53. Frames for Ieavy metal; holding bobbins ource of steel or spools Jain part of 54. One, in German he interior, of 55. Call for help i church (Morse Code) Joose, or trap 58. We do this to Vant .._ steaks on the Yoii'rp \irol- orill wv. .x. ?? ^A" PS* *AA ome to use it 59. This city wasn't n the CLOTH- built in one day AKER) 60. Portent, or sign, Jew or recent of a future event Prefix) 62. The smallest ?lose friend; part tuddy 63. See 12 DOWN lirl's name, or 64. Very slippery i mountain in fish Ireece 67. To go quickly; iung by two. hasten n the know; 68. 100, 50, 100 (Rolep; aware man numerals) lution on page 6) de- Husband, struggling with ' to budget, to wife: "We should an't have saved during the de