Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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AUGUST, 1958 MANY EN Many sons and daughters of Clinton-Lydia employees will leave next month for colleges in this and other states. A number of these young men and women have been employed in the mills during the past summer where they gained valuable work experi- ^ ence and earn money to aid with college expenses. Four of theso vnnno nnnnlo _ J (-> f ? o will receive financial assistance for their advanced education as Mercer Silas Bailey Scholarship recipients. This year's winners, Clinton's Mary Cunningham and Lydia's Cecil Davenport were chosen, as were last year's winners, Shirley Dunnawav and Martha Joan Reeder, on the basis of character, high school scholastic record, qualities of leadership, participation in student and community activities, their goals in life, and financial need. Each was permitted to pursue their ^ chosen course of study at the I South Carolina College or 1 University of their choice. 3| Parents of these young people are justly proud of this fine group, however. I their return to school is mot 1 with mixed emotions. They are pleased that they are able to make this opportunity available but regret having them away from home for the semesters ahead. Every effort was made in an attempt to obtain a complete list of those going off to college. As in most instances it is almost impossible to get a complete list, so the following can be considered as only a partial list. CLINTON Presbyterian College James Hughes Alvin Whitmire Robert Lewis Corlev Phil McGee Winihrop Shirley Ann Dunnawav Furman Martha Joan Reeder Mary Cunningham Clemson Cecil Davenport University of South Carolina Robert Neelv R. C. Wilkie Alan Trammell Bob Jones University Judy Chanev Emmanuel College. Georgia Lois Lever Agnes Scott. Georgia Emily Bailey Duke University, N. Carolina Jimmy Suttles Greenwoood College of Commerce Jimmy Bass Southeastern Theological Seminary Dewey Brazille Rensselaer Polvtech Institute, Troy, New York Joe Neelv LYDIA Lander Joyce Ann Todd Winthrop Barbara Roberts Clemson Joe Lark Citadel A1 Williams Presbyterian College Joe Cunningham Francis Keith McGee Southern Theological Seminary Frank Deitz IPLOYEE ? Ill I k 0i wth' r]^r* y r Tr ^h Tillman Hall. C Cecil Davenport will be a r i ^ lemson. He plans to stuch Marv C pursuing a A' I W41 THE CLOTHMAKER S YOUTH f M I * . jr V ^ v I ^ > - * ? > t*. HF^i I ... lemson College nember of the freshman class ,* electrical engineering. < Society St New Campu unningham will join Martha Joai liberal arts degree while Mary, W ^S? / * _ d OFF TO < Administration Buildir Shirley Dunnawav will retu hays. She is a member of the ^ In Public School Music. s. Furman University n Keeder at Furman. Martha a freshman, will major in mu - . ? ? g''. I^HT ^ \\m> * i. 7 COLLEGE a V r I 'flTCfP r * r "T > t r f r p i^l \ y fan ' E^E B * '" ig, Winihrop College rn to Winthrop within a few ;ophomore class and majoring 74 Joan, a sophomore, is sic. ?dK! %- ' ? $