Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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JUNE. 1974 Spotlighting Our Child K B Marty Marty Jackson and Skeeter Neal are the sons of Mr. & Mrs. Charles Neal. E^WJ is Ik' . ^ba /^h \ Bk B. .. .m.# J HfiBflK^IT/ ^91 Brian Eugene Eugene and Brian Steele are 5 anc 3 years old, respectively. They are the handsome sons of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ' Steele. Wa>ne is a Plant No. 2 Spinning employee. His wife, Deborah. i< a Lydia Spinning employee. [ fll i.J t\fcfl xwam Stephanie Renee Suber celebrate< her second birthday in May. She is th daughter of Herbert and Sara Sube of Rt. 2 Clinton. Herbert is a Lydi | Spinning employee. ren Skeeier Mrs. Ncal is a data processing employee with Clinton Mills. *9j . v " ? 'A-- <SB Kimberly Howell is the 15 month old daughter of Mr. & Mrs. George Howell. ( Mrs. Howell is a data processing employee. A TA""" P-in^nn IC t Vl r. .11Avn^i old daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Charle: i Cannon. e Mrs. Cannon is a data processing em r ployec with Clinton Mills, a Amy's grandfather, Nathan Cannon is a -1 weaving employee. 5 <%> a5 Rillv Wphh is thp hanrtsnmp 3-vpar old son of Mr. and Mrs. AI Webb and the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Louie Webb. Billy's grandmother, Betty, is a Plant No. 2 Spooler Operator. Annet Miller is the charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Miller. Tommy is a Bailey Plant third shift Picker Operator. Another Chance Off the coast of Newfoundland, a ship collided with a fishing boat in heavy fog. No real damage was done, but as the offending ship tried to backoff. it banged into the boat again. The ship's captain was afraid he might r have done some damage with the sec3 ond blow. "Can you stay afloat?', he shouted through a megaphone. "I guess so," called back the skipper of the boat. "Do you want to try again0"