CLINTON - LYDIA MILLS
Vol. 9. No. 6 June. 19:0
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INDEPENDENCE HALL?PHI
Vacations Just
Around the Corner
In just a matter of days
now. Clinton and Lydia employees
and their families will
be vacation-bound.
Work will be pushed aside
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[LADELPHIA
FOURTH OF JULY
PROGRAMS PLANNED j
The traditir-al "4th Program"
will be held at both |
pools on Saturday, July 2.
Activities will get underway
at 9:30 A. M, and all children
in the two communities and
their parents are urged to attend
and participate in the
program.
for a while and fun and relaxation
will reign in its place.
Reported plans include trios I
in lake and shore resorts,
long-awaited family reunions
and quiet, puttering days
around the home.
Mill Closings
July 2-July 11
More than $80,000 in vacation
pay will be distributed
July 1. along with the regular
weekly pay cheeks according
to an announcement by President
Robert M. Vance.
Mr. Vance said that more
than 90'; of the approximately
1800 employees are
eligible to receive vacation
pay.
MPLOYEES DF n.TNTni
We *?atyet
pause during our
jcation to think seriit
the true signifidependence
Day and
God for this great
ntry of ours.
2 course of human events,
cessarv for one people to
cal bands which have conth
another, and to assume
s of the earth the separate
tion to which the laws of
nature's Clod entitle them
to the opinions of mankind
should declare the causes
1 them to the separation.
e truths to be self-evident,
c created equal, that they
their Creator with .certain
its. that amont! these are
the pursuit of happiness.
these rights, governments
mong men. deriving their
lie consent of the governed.
* any form of government
ctive of these ends, it is
icople to alter or to abolish
te new government, laying
n on such principles, and
ts powers in such form, as
seem most likely to effect
>ir safety and happiness."
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Superintendent D. H. Robei
Vill.am Fred Ponder. South C?
(See Safety Award
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Lydia Families
Two Mill
Man-I
Wednesday. June 1, was a
plovees and members of their
in honor of the employees f<
Man-Hours without a disablin;
people.
The days' activities got underway
at 10 A. M. with pony
and covered wagon rides for
the children.
PLATFORM PROGRAM
Superintendent D. H. Robei
ts presided over the Platform
Program which began at
11:30.
Following remarks of appreciation
and commendation
from Vice-President J. B.
Templeton and President H.
M. Vance. Superintendent
Roberts vv a s presented a
Safety Achievement Award
by William Fred Ponder.
South Carolina Commissioner
of Labor.
ENTERTAINMENT
"Cousin Bud" of WSPA-TV
entertained the gathering.
BARBECUE
Walter F. Lynch, of Mountville.
prepared a barbecue
dinner on the grounds. The
2.000 guests consumed 2,500
p o u n d s of barbecue. 400
loaves of bread. 100 pounds
of potato chips, and more than
3.000 soft drinks.
Door Prize Drawings were
at 2:00 P. M. and 7:30 P. M.
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lmhji riuu vv Miners were:
2:00 P.M. DRAWING
Fir>t Prize?G. K Vacuum
?ly \cliic\ rniciit Award
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ts received the above award from
irolina Commissioner of Labor,
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BULK RATF
U. S. POSTAGE
PAID
Clinton, S. C.
Permit N. 59
s>n)a&
C. JUNE. 1960
Enjoy
ion Safe
-lour Barbeque
festive day for all Lvdia emimmediate
families. The outing
>r obtaining Two Million Safe
g injury was attended by 2,500
Terry Elected
Mayor
For Fifth Term
Joe P. Terry, Clinton Cotton
??Iills employee, was elected
to his fifth term as Mayor of
the City of Clinton in the
recent citv-wide election.
Mr. Terrv has been continuously
employed at Clinton
Cotton Mills since 1938.
James Craine was elected
alderman in Ward 6. He is
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tiiipnn cn 111 111C JXUIltfl JMlOp
at Clinton Mills.
Cleaner?William F. Bagwell.
Second Prize?G. E. Grill?
Blister Lawson.
Third Prize?G. E. Portable
Mix Master?David E. Roberts.
Fourth Prize?G. E. Iron?
Kathy McElhannon.
Fifth Prize?G. E. 10 Cup
Electric Coffee Pot?E. C.
Burdette.
Sixth Prize?Dazey Ice
Crusher?J. E. McLendon. Jr
Seventh Prize?G. E Electric
Clock?William Fuller.
7:30 P.M. DRAWING
First Prize?G. E. Vacuum
Cleaner- Floyd Nelson.
Second Prize?G E. Grill?
Sherman Cooper.
Third Prize- G. E. Portable
Mix Master?Mozelle Coats.
Fourth Prize?G. E. Iron?
Maxie Davis.
Fifth Prize?G. E. 10 Cup
Electric Coffee Pot ? Fave
Bailey.
Sixth Prize ? Dazey Ice
Crusher?Charles Baker.
Seventh Prize?G. E. Electric
Clock?Ray Estes.