The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, May 15, 1953, Page 7, Image 7
MAY 15. 1953
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each warp has to be tied in right
and here they show the right way
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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
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HOMER LAWSON knows that
clean filling grates are mighty
important and reduce thin places
in the cloth.
our wages
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ROY CANNON. Clinton Loom
each morning is to inspect and si
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ere Clinton quality begins in the
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i Fixer, says the first thing he does
lamp his cloth for quality.
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lently posted posters. Left to right ar?
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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.
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PLANT is shown instpecting
i Van Oxner. Mae Hoover, Louise
changed often?check the boards
Good Jobs"