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3 JANUARY 15. 1952 Christmas Is Gift Frui _ * j' I JVi From The At Clinton r i -A B i ? gg mo vx v i The distribution of bags of f than 6.000 large bags of them) wa: year but the excellent crews and Clinton and Lydia Cotton Mills c than ever before just before C above, two at Clinton and two at distributed both in the villages an T Time 1 71 ~7 W T T j I f v Wv r. \. A' it Time | * ' Hi: ? ?,^ Hf lSv til Sf h9 . ?F^i- ^ ^ <57~ Mills ?--? sji i i -Lydia K, ^6j t^j |K.@ * II ruit, nuts and candy (more s a mammoth job attain this vollintenr wnrkpix :it hoth airied out the task quicker hristmas. The photographs Lydia, show the fruit being d to those living elsewhere. HE CLOTHMAKER fj Hb *_ ^P^b|.. V MANY DEPARTMENTS AT CI mill or various sorts of gatherings e Clinton Spinning Room as they helc The Stork Club ^ 4 ? \ ] Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Neal, Lydia, a son, John Robert, Dec. 17. ! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oakley, 1 Spartanburg, a daughter, Dec. 1 JO. The child is the grand- j daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Oakley, Clinton. iouP 0 j Little Danny Motes, son of the Ernest Motes. Clinton, is ill at General Hospital, Spartanburg. Myites Livingston, Lydia. recently underwent an appendectomy at Hays. T. O. Williams, Lydia, has had the flu. Lois Brown, Clinton, has been ill. Mrs. Dora Leopard. Clinton, was in the hospital. Mrs. Dock Dover, Clinton, was ill at home. Harrv Foster. Clinton, is recovering from a major operation. DISTRICT WORKERS for Campfire Girls here for Mrs. A. G. Sullivan. Mrs. J. B. Templeton and Mrs. Michael Sholar. ^1 - ? & WBi .INTON AND LYDIA Cotton Milli lsewhere. This photograph shows i 1 their annual Christmas dinner a1 Campfire Girls Coun Covering Both Ciinfi A Campfire Girls Council for Clinton and including activities at both Clinton and Lydia Cotton Mills was organized in December. Officers named for this year are Tom E. Addison, president; Mrs. .1 R Tpmnlptnn vioo president; A. C. Young, secretary and R. P. Hamer, treasurer. This Council administers the overall Campfire program in Clinton. The Council is composed of two divisions, the leaders and sponsors, and this group meets as an association for the purpose of exchanging ideas. Mrs. A. G. Southerland, Jr., is president; Mrs. A. C. Young, vice president; Mrs. Michael Sholar. secretary. Mrs. Southerland and Mrs. Templeton are representatives from the leaders Association to hte board of directors. Committees appointed at the organizational meeting include J. Leland Young, Mrs. J. V. Lowe, Mrs. W. L. Marshall. extension committee; J. w wbL m. _ Wa 1 . y mm . > m PARTIES ARE NUMEROUS ii ton departments of Clinton and L rolls around. A typical gathering i taken on second shift, spinning, a the folks exchanged gifts. 3 m n. fl *tA* t* V '.f m 0 . / > had Christmas tree parties in the some of our fine ladies from the t the community house. icil Organized on-Lydia Mills B. Reeder, Calvin Cooper and R. P. Hamer, finance; W. C. Baldwin, Comp.; Mrs. Lane Go1 ismith, Mrs. G. C. Bellin gra.,1, Mrs. A. C. Young and Mrs. Templeton, training committee; Mrs. George Hugulev, J. J. Cornwall, social; Mrs. J. B. Arnold, Gary Lehn, public relations; Mrs. Carolyn Inglett and Mrs. J. A. Neighbors, community service. Other members will be named to these committees later on. Surprise Gift Leslie Williams, Cloth Room overseer at Lydia, has served refreshments to his employees each year at Christmas as they gathered to exchange presents in the department. This year Leslie did not have to open one of his presents, in fact, you could have seen it all the way across the cloth room. It was a pair of the loudest "drawers" you have ever seen, cov 1 * a l? ?: A J ri _ _ tji t\i?u an i^iaiu reu iiowers m s LjH ; ,^gf f a. ,.jk I mm ' ^B. BBIt Vh -.; 9UHB n the various departments of Clinydia Cotton Mills when Christmas s shown in these two photographs t Lydia right before Christmas as