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MAY 15. 1953 Of Weavin TIE-IN MEN Robert Adams a each warp has to be tied in right and here they show the right way 1 Jr ^ Kw ^ \m RUTH OXNER. Clinton Smash Hand, here is inspecting cloth on the loom. Her initials on the cloth are the same as "sterling" cn silver?the quality is there. The customers wfre pay accept only top quali MAI L, IT *,k? i 1 ' ... Jr- } -Vj ft t : POSTERS ARE PUT IN THE message or they would not be pu Turner check this one for new id V g Departm <<r nL 9H M li-^ y y /' A ? ^X1 \ ^M9 MPjf nd Thornton Meadors know that or there will be trouble later on. to do it. PS ^cljB k '^5 HOMER LAWSON knows that clean filling grates are mighty important and reduce thin places in the cloth. our wages tY,.so? - L^--n53 V ll If?. p MILL TO READ and always hai t up Here Jessie Bray. Louise E eas which they will put into prad [ HE CLOTHM AKEF ents At Cli L-*l f\ L i I M WARP MEN Loyal Kuykendal a warp on the loom. This is wh Weave Room. K. i ROY CANNON. Clinton Loom each morning is to inspect and si IB \ H x " ? [J I * B I HERE ANC re an important one of the freqi. tarker and Inez Webb and Gra< tice. frequently. Good Gusto t inton Cottoi J '-4| >1 | i 1 and Junior Sipes are shown tying ere Clinton quality begins in the ^^S^My^aT^SBj^F ^^^^^H||u||jj^^ i Fixer, says the first thing he does lamp his cloth for quality. The ML ?">??"? iwhf'y } \ ^BK * / <mc* w? . Kf fP 9<*tm */*#' ^Hj ITHER GROUP AT THE CLINTON lently posted posters. Left to right ar? iy Smith. Posters and bulletins are mors \l<>un ( 7 i Mills ? \ \il y %) \ IL L w ETHEL LEVER is an experienced Clinton Weaver. She is shown clipping an end close to the cloth, just another step which means high quality cloth from Clinton. All CURLEY GILMAN knows that dirty cloth means high seconds so he sees that it is kept clean and neat. ' v - "* PLANT is shown instpecting i Van Oxner. Mae Hoover, Louise changed often?check the boards Good Jobs"