Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Clinton Employees L Continue Educational Pursuits See Pages 2 & 3. m en I 'N U.s>' Ser The Clothmaker annually publishes a < pictorial account of employees, their sons and daughters who are graduating from high schools, colleges, technical ? eaucaiion centers, ousiness coneges, \ nurses training, adult education or i Twenty-Two SI Twenty-two (22) sons and daughters of Clinton Mills, Inc. and M. S. Bailey and Son, Bankers employees have applied for scholarships through the Bailey Foundation. Clinton Mills' four Clinton weaving plants produced twelve (12) applicants. Students, along with their parent(s) affiliation with Clinton Mills, were: Tracy Leigh Coleman, daughter of Lydia plant engineer Bryan Coleman, plans to enter Presbyterian College and pursue a prelaw and political science curriculum. Kevin Scott Martin, son of Bailey Plant loom technician Clarence L. Martin, plans to enter Anderson College and study business administration. Caryn Babette Littleton, son of Clinton Plant No. 1 Carding Assistant Departmental Superintendent Gerald H. Littleton, will enter Columbia College, hoping her B.A. degree in English will enable her to be a successful writer of children's novels. Ross E. Wagner, son of Bailey plant elec trician George E. Barnett, Sr., is a graduate of Whitmire High School and is currently a student at Newberry College. Nina Phifer Wagner, daughter of Bailey plant electrician George E. Barnett Sr., has her educational goals set on Piedmont Technical College where she will study Surgical Technology. Darnell Moore, son of Lydia loom filling supplier Virginia Moore, has been accepted at Benedict College. Debra Joyce Pace, daughter of Assistant Lydia Weaving Superintendent Ronnie Pace, has been accepted at Anderson College where she will earn an associate degree in Business Education. Cynthia Joy Heaton, daughter of Plant No 1 Assistant Spinning Superintendent, will enter King College and major in accounting I ?i I I nton Mill Bv and For Employee< April 19 lior Phot Dther higher educational institutions. | If you are a graduating senior or have a child who is a senior, the Clothmaker would like to have a photograph to include in its 1984 pictorial record of ludents Compt Evelyn Lavonne White, daughter of Plant No. 1 spinner Edna I. White, will enter the University of South Carolina, majoring in finance. Teresa Ann Tyson, daughter of Data Processing Manager Paul D. Tyson and Clinton personnel receptionist Betty Tyson, has been accepted at Presbyterian College. Teresa will major in music. Vernon Edward McCall, son of Plant No. 2 loom technician Carl A. Heaton, has been accepted at Wofford College. Vernon's ambition is to earn a B.S. degree and then enter medical school. Joe Douglas McCall, son of Plant No. 1 Weaving Superintendent Joe McCall, will enter Clemson University and major in textile management. m.s. Baney ana son. Banners, applicants include: Lorie Anne Thompson, daughter of bookkeeper Gayle Thompson, will enter Presbyterian College in the fall. Karen Melinda Smith, daughter of bank teller Wilma Nease Smith, has educational goals that include attending medical school "A good formal e< experience, and soi priceless possessions IDoll St; House Vali See Page 7. 1 1$ Clothn ?of Clinton Mills 84 os Needi graduates. All photograph, should be sent to i i i. r> i i 11:11. u rviack rarsons, uiinion iviiiis iviam Office, prior to May 10. Clinton Mills of Geneva employees can give photographs to Personnel Director Bob Deite For Bailey after earning a B.S. degree from PC. Applicants from the Mid-America Yarn Mills, Inc. division are: Bruce Blakely, son of Mid-America doffer Darel Ray Blakeley, is scheduled to enter Evangel College and study psychology. Peggy A. Hobbs, daughter of Supervisor Ella Hobbs, will enter Northeastern State College and study veterinary medicine. Elastic Fabrics of America's applicants included: Donna Gail Fields, daughter of Assistant Plant Engineer Grady Joe Fields, has been accepted at Brigham Young University. Donna is to major in art. Elizabeth Anne O'Connor, daughter of Controller Joe O'Connor, will enter the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. She plans to become a public accountant. Natalie Jean Wilson, daughter of Super visor Americus Wilson, is planning to study business administration at Eastern Carolina University. David Joshua Wallman, son of Sales Man ager Rubin Wallman, will pursue a liberal iucation, practical jnd judgment are ** > ?M. S. Bailey anton Looks For te as well as Price in Purchasing See Page 4. ?aker | 3d ttmar for forwarding to the Clothmaker. Your assistant departmental superintendent will be pleased to answer any questions you have about getting a photograph in the Clothmaker. Scholarships arts program at the University of Pennsylvania. Two applicants were received from Clinton Mills Sales Co., New York, these were: Carl Matthew Schmitt, son of Vice President of Credit Gerard Schmitt, will enter Holy Cross University and study business administration. Deanne Frances Jason, daughter of Sales Vice President Ronald E. Jason, plans to study biology or mathematics at Villanova University. M. S. Bailey scholarships are valued at $8,000 each and interest-free loans at $7,000 each. Since inception of this program on August 10. 1956, the Bailey Foundation has awarded fifty-eight scholarships?at a total cost commitment of $252,450. Of the 58. 44 have now graduted: 5 from Furman, 8 fromWinthrop 7 from Clemson, 10 from the University of South Carolina, 8 from Presbyterian. 1 from the Citadel, 1 from Georgia Southern, 1 from South Carolina State, 1 from the University of Alaska and 2 from Erskine. One hundred and fifty-three (153) college loans totaling a commitment of $641,890 have been made to date. Of these $1,100, $1,500 and $1,750 annual interest free Inane uuo nroccntlu hauc ununo rv?nnlp in ww. .w, "V K.wwv,??%.j WW 7 WW. '5 K^wr,w " college?Clemson 7, Presbyterian 7, University of South Carolina 6. Piedmont Tec 4, Anderson 3, Fairfieid University 1, Oklahoma State 2, Mount Saint Mary's 1, Erskine 1, Benedict 1. College of Charleston 1, George C. Wallace 2. Enterprise State 1. Lander College 3, Auburn 1, Newberry 2, Catholic University 1, Bloomsburg State 1, Millersville State 2, University of Oklahoma 1, Greenville Tec 1, and Columbia College 1.