Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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JANUARY, 1970 RECENT K'fty > ' Tl\ 3pi I -.4 ; i > ' *5V.V 'N v ; C r'-' \ / . ' !, -1' -/V ' i ' I* , - r . I t'<' A 7 v j / ./ STCarnos Furman J. Carries, Lydi from right, receives a gift Van Oxner at a recent reti L to r are Alfred Seay, Carcl Grinder; Oxner; John Carl K. Turner, Section Grinder; Mr. Carnes, retire seer, Carding. Mr. Carries was omnloyt - 1 ' L 1 )'?>>' * , 1 * ' Vv.*; : -.' r-' :' \ ' -<..?' " ' i > V/ > '^S | |? " V td Arthur Lashley sits cor presented him at his rotirt from the Lydia Spin." in" to the Lydia Plant At must 1 1 y&jj A? )V V I I RETIREES 3^ ' .' ?**', ' V\*' - wY\' . >\N .'. ' ils ''#:;v-: E - . VVH :,-j * V v * i * * . \\<v> iii .ocoives Gnr a Ph-ker Section Man, second from Lydia Carding Overseer rement party. Section Man; John F. Broom, F. Beaton, Overhauler Helper; Man; Harold Sanders, Card e; and Bill Kintf, Asst. Over sd May 30, 1942. x -v~' <{v~ v '* * l:V" > V ' ' . * * ' / ' /J' ? i . /* ?? w?. .'' * ., , Jr !.>. i-M.J 1 {} isV ' fv i "'Sis:./ \ \ y \ ' nfortnb'y in a rocking cliair ( .'men*. on December ii!, MW.) Department. Lashley came i 1 I -r1 ? ? ? t r i 1.0 10 j SA-ETY ! j | V/m ! : ; T ! I UQanJf ; CLOTHMAKER te "s* 8MB ?1SH "The overall cost of living c keeps going up, and hospital i costs are no exceptions," i said J. C. Bagwell, district manager n!' the Greenwood \ Social Security Office. i Because of the tremen- i dons increase in the cost of < the average hospital stay \ S'; inl soenrit V VTt?rlir?rcr?? I beneficiaries will have an .i increase in their share of hospital costs. i Beginning Jan. 1, 1970 \ the social security bene- i ficiary will pay the first ( -S.?2 of his hospital costs ] rather than $44 as in the < past. < In the event the bene- < ficiary stays more than 00 ' clays then his share of the " ?' .1 -r. ?r: * *. > \ - j ' 4^. ; Y '' i * ? .^T . a / ? \ v >r \ . - w*'V i . . > 1 - . ' r "** ' ' 'J > > r.T>^ ' * \ ' * V- -%**.** M. \ \ v VTT t c in ji\.? _LL? a. Robbie Young of Clinton nuun?! c'eer recently. lie was Line! Dick Vaughn when he sh Robbie is the son of Mrs Lunplovecl by Clinton Mills, 11 t . u i u jl.JZU " Seersucker is a light- c .veight cotton, silk, syn- T hetic or blended textile abrie with crinkled stripes alternating with p 1 a i n .tripes. c + ^ + y Thirteen of South Caro- a ina's counties had tex- 1 j! t kniHimt t-> 1 n < O ..... V O .11 operation in 19(59. + + + ^ The only slates in the 1 nation with more than one 1 nillion textile cotton spin- \ lies in place are South 1 mHfei 1 %?bi mail box :ost will be $13 per day for ill days over 60 days up to )0 days. Before Jan. 1, 1970 this ,vas $11 per day. This ueans the beneficiary who itays in the hospital 90 :lays will now pay $442, vhere before the increase, ic would only have paid >.374 for the same 90 days. For m o r e information >bout this increase in hos jital payments or any other Dayments or any other juestions about Medicare [lagwell suggests you call 3r write the social security office at 219 Magnolia Ave., Greenwood, S. C. 29646. rhe telephone number is 223-1711. Ml,! ! ? ' ** ' ? r Kav ' i ,f' C - - >A\ ' ... A&s.'h*. ' > ^ pc\ )TNT RUCK bagged this 10 point, 196 hunting with Walt Wilson ot the animal. ?. Thelma Young. She is nd shift spooling. QUOTES ording to data of the U. S. department of Commerce. + + + Use of electric energy by ;ach textile worker in the Jnited States increased 154 >er cent from 1947 to 1965, iceording to figures of the bureau of the Census. Textile employment in south Carolina increased 'A per cent from 1948 to 968, while total textile vages in the state increased 48 per cent during the 5 " : immm?! Mike Crawford f Matthew King Mike Crawford, son of n _i ^ ^ :vir. ana :virs. iviajor urawford, and Matthew King, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hall King, were among the Clinton High School football players honored at the recent football banquet. Mike received a plaque as Best Offensive Player and Matthew received the Most Valuable Player Award. On December 8, both were named to the Triple A all conference defensive team. Mike was co-captain of the football team and Matthew served as captain of the football team and cocaptain of the High School Basketball team. The first textile plant in the United States incorporating all processes in one mill under one management was opei.ed in Waltham, Mass., in 1814. * * Over one-quarter-billiow linear yards of drapery and upholstery fabrics were made in 1968 by the South Carolina textile industry, A 1 ^ -r^. iiic o. v;. Department of Labor reports. * * * Over 22,000 persons are H involved in the spinning H operation of textile manu-M facturing in South Carolina, I Ahe_SJ_C. Department of!