Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Some Of Our Chi Id) HIKI Ruihie Carolyn Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gossett are the i Left to right are Ruthie. 11; Carolyn. 9; 1 Plant No. 2 Carding and Spooling employe parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Gossett No. 2 employees. Mark Anthony I Couch is the handsome son of Mr. I WjL 1 x ^ and Mrs. Charles f- ^ v Couch. He is the ^ *i ? nraw/JeAw AI * _ 3*u?i\?awii VI 1*11. ant* Mrs. William v>, ; Fowler. William is j a P 1 a n t No. 2 ? / weaving em ployee. Mark r I , xgm ; Sk:-YC/ ^ ren nia '^H^2B' s'ei mrntrnm; Ray. Jr. Mclinda tni >roud parents of these fine children. ( Ray. Jr., G; and Melinda, 7. They are ain >es, respectively. The children's grand. and Mrs. Sally Johnson, also Plant I tha Ronnie Shealy was 14 years old He the son of Lydia Shop and WeavSb'I^F^ ing employees Ed ^ and Joyce Shealy. Ronnie in the 8th 9radeRonnie ffV? e I ?2 *-_aj ii s; w W?v * s Ft tj o m ? -s ?s %? 1 U iS ^ gX ?1 O ^ ?J 3 to 1 1-? e ? s ^ "O ? ? c >2 m _ Mixed Yarns )n his 100th birthday, a man was ;ed for the secret of his longevity. I guess," he said "it's because I do it a practice to go to bed and ep when I should have stayed up i worried." f 'astor: "You claim you can't donate 'ause you owe everyone. Don't you nk you owe the Lord something." Church member: "I sure do, but he i't pushin' me like the others." t's not that I'm ignorant; it's just it I know so much that ain't so. ?Mark Twain 0 BULK RATE U. S POSTAGE " PAID Clinton, S. C. Permit No. 59 #