Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Our Chi . o ' ' ' <? ,y^ - * 3 (f J \ % JFJ ' ;jk ?SL V / ) .?.? v /3 Allen and Marie Peak are the proud parents of this fine boy bom August 1. The ? - 1 A*?2_ - m:fi reaK s namea ineir son 1,1111011 iuuuus Peak. Marie is a Bailey Spooler Operator and Allen is a No. 1 Carding employee. RECENT OL Kgr^;- . H ?-f K Walt. C. Campbell Lydia Weaving Employed 8-17-53 ^fcr \ _ m mPST ff Soup Gallman Lydia Weaving Employed 10-17-53 Ildren iXI y m .&M r\ J %T_ 1.1 T1T.11 _ Z ? 41 ^U4 uavia naman wens is me eigm months old son of James N. Wells and Lawana S. Wells. James is Plant No. I Loom Technician. David's grandfather, Gerald Satterfield, is a Clinton Maintenance employee and James E. Wells No. 2 weaving. D TIMERS ^WT 'V $r +-'S j|K^ :j?J ;'''-.'^K? g. . . H IMI^^ ??**"' Tamoc R Horric No. 2 Weaving Employed 10-26-53 Daisy D. Moore Lydia Weaving Employed 8-4-53 - *v-^ These children are Jamie and Livingston. Jamie and William are Marshall, Sr. of Joanna. Paternal j "Hick" Marshall and Mr. and Mrs. J.l grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. V. W Mr. Livingston works in Plant No. 1 w of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil W. Livings! works in Plant No. weave room. Pat Mrs. V. Wyman Livingston, and mat Mrs. J.D. Oakley of Clinton. 4' . JM Nellie Dean Lydia Spooling Employed 8-13-53 Spinning Singer Entei Plant No. 2 Spinner, Dollie Lusk, travels thousands of miles each year as she and other gospel singers entertain for church revivals, singings, and other gatherings throughout North Carolina, Georgia, and South Carolina. "My daughter and I started singing together some years ago," says Dollie proudly, "and singing has been something I've come to enjoy." Dollie, a member of the Lydia Pentecostal Holiness Church looks forward to the church's weekend services where she takes an active part in the gospel singing. "Every third Saturday night, I sing with other singers at the Longbranch Pentecostal Holiness Church," she added. "I've gotten so enthusiastic about my singing that I recently purchased a new lumDau organ ana i m laKing organ lessons from Mrs. Catherine Young." "I usually sing alto,' says Lusk, "and my audience enjoys this. My favorite songs are 'God Walks a Dark Hill' and 'Oh, What a Friend He is to Me.' "I've been with the company off and on about 52 years, but the last time I returned to work, I've been back over 30 years. You know, I've just never worked or lived anywhere except right here When the eight hour work day came along, I had I ? ? j '.t<| William Marshall and Tifini the sons of Mr. and Mrs. J.H. grandparents are the late J.E. E. Marshall of Joanna. Maternal yman Livingston, Sr. of Joanna, eave room. Tifini is the daughter T nt?a*A*?n oloA AJU, J1 . U1 UXUi CIID* f U 5U aiou ernal grandparents are Mr. and ernal grandparents are Mr. and k m?!^' Jbw - V i .. 'v-'? \h \ . v r$?isSB . Garel Satterfield Bailey Weaving Employed 10-23-53 rtains Church Groups to quit. It's rather odd, but I wasn't old enough to work, so I quit and got married. "After a few years, I came back to work. My husband, Cleo, retired several years ago after 44 years service."