Clinton l\
Several hundred business leaders turned o
Mills on the Presbyterian College Campus.
Patriotism was the theme and red, white, ai
President George H. Cornelson stress the "into
support American industry."
"Crafted With Pride in the USA" is the curr
Cornelson. "We are putting forth our best
American-made products."
The red, white, and blue colors used for dec
campaign to successfully compete with fore
Clinton's superior aualitv fabrics were "sh
white, and blue outfit which she designed frc
259) produced in Plants 1 & 2.
Cornelson also recognized Laurens County
the farmers in the area.
"Clinton Mills uses between 50 and 71
operations. Clinton appreciates the support
Hendrix was presented a mini bale of c<
industry.
Jim Switzer, a member of the Personnel st
was assisted by Amy Jacks in presenting Ait
also presented each guest attending a specia
to safety" before the July 4th vacation peri
While the afternoon activities were taki
lemonade under the massive oak trees on tf
ice-cream, and heard fellow associates talk
products while the Mike Turner Band playe
Each visitor attending the gala occasion re<
Jacks, Mrs. Begley, and Juanita Compton.
LEADING THE LINE?Employmer
group of business associates througt
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ut for a Flag Day program sponsored by Clinton
id blue were the colors as those attending heard
iportance of all of us renewing our commitment
ent theme for the textile industry," emphasized
efforts to convey the importance of buying
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town off" by Gail Begley as she modeled a red,
>m an award-winning 100% cotton fabric (style
Extension Agent Bill Hendrix and his work with
3,000 bales of cotton fiber each year in its
the farmers give the textile industry."
Jtton representing Clinton's role in the cotton
aff and a director of the Chamber of Commerce,
lerican-made cotton textile door prizes. Switzer
I folding yardstick as a reminder to "measure up
od.
ng place, business leaders socialized, drank
le campus, ate a picnic spread and homemade
about their efforts to promote American made
id a variety of country and western tunes,
ceived an American flag and was greeted by Miss
it Manager Harvey Dickert, right, leads a
i serving line.
I: Frank Audia, Randy Huff, Mike Turner,
jnd music for Clinton Flag Day Program.
Flag Day Pi
DISCUSSING CONTRIBUTION?Gail Begl<
classer, Bill Hill, right, discuss Clinton's conl
the company uses between 50,000 to 70,OC
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ADDED TO THE DECOR?Red geraniums
white, and blue ribbons provided much decc
the afternoon.
ENJOYING?From the looks of things, the
by Clinton Mills.
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tribution to the local economy as
)0 bales of cotton annually.
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