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CLINTON - LYDIA MILLS Vol. 9. No. 11 Nov.. 1960 Clinton. S. C. VOL. 9. NO. 11 PUBL CLINTON'S 2,0 Clinton employees and mem ilies will be feted with an "ok 12:00 noon on Thanksgiving Da; honor of employees for working ous safe manhours, will begin at go-round and "wagon train*' rid The Clinton High School "Red Devil" Band under the direction of Mr. Harry Bauknight will be on hand to entertain the invited gathering of 3,500. The band will perform from 10:15-11:15. President Robert M. Vance heads a brief platform program beginning at 11:45. Walter Lynch, the Barbe ?l!anlts For the days when n For the cares thai For the love of little For each sunny c For the altars of our And the closets v Take. O gracious God Praises this Thar For our harvests safe For our golden s For the bowers and For the flowers v For our coasts from For each inlet, ri By the bounty full a Take our praise 1 For the hour when 1 And the earth-m rui mi' mm \ giuum * By our looking f By our thought that ! For our courage < Take. O Friend, unse Praises this Thai I Myra Snelgrove Wins Scholarship At Winthrop Miss Mvra Snelgrove, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 11; c?1 ? ~r >> iiiiciiii ui vimton Mills, was awarded a $300.00 scholarship by the Sears-Roebuck Company last week. Mvra, a 1960 Mercer Silas Bailey Scholarship Student is a member of the freshman class at Winthrop. She was awarded the scholarship for her excellence in Home Economics. CLo .ISHED BY AND FOR THE 00,000 SAFE bcrs of their immediate fam> fashion" barbecue dinner at y. The days activities held in * more than 2,000,000 continu 10:00 A. M. with pony, merryles for the children. cue King of Mountville, will prepare the dinner on the grounds. He will cook 3,700 lbs. of meat at the Cook-Out shelter. Drawings for door prizes will be held at 1:45 P.M. A G. E. Vacuum Cleaner is the first prize of seven to be given to the lucky ticket holders. iijimmj jSsP W jidz othing happens, t leave no trace, children, Iwelling-place, father, vhere we pray, and Father, iksgiving Day. ingathered, tore of wheat, the vinelands, ip-springing sweet. want protected, iver. bay. ind flowing, this joyful day. leaven is nearest ood does not cling. oft broken or the King. He is coming, >n the way, en, eternal, iksgiving Day. Jfl H I H I S EMPLOYEES OF CLINTONMAN-HOURS Clinton - Lydia En Put Clinton-Lvdia employees approval on Greater Clinton's week. Once again employees genuine concern for their fell employee participation was e\' pledged some amount. Many p did last year. All Departments Canvased by Employee Solicitors One of the primary reasons for the success of the drive was the wholehearted support and effort put forth by the men and women who contnntorl tVioir* foHrtur nmrv1n\*nnc following the viewing of a new "This is Your Town" filmstrip. These employees in each department, on all shifts, worked faithfully to bring the storv and purpose of unified charitable giving to those in their departments. To begin the campaign, they first made generous contributions before requesting anyone else to contribute. A great deal of credit for the success of the campaign is due to the following employees who gave generously of their time and money. Listed by mill and departrrtoMfc n T-O LYDIA COTTON MILLS CARDING 1st Shift?Furman Carries 2nd Shift?Charlie Spradlev 3rd Shift?Harry Price SPINNING NO. 1 1st Shift?Mozell Nelson 2nd Shift?Sandra Oakley 3rd Shift?Nannie Wilson SPINNING NO. 2 1st Shift?Ruth Satterfield 2nd Shift?James McEl hannon 3rd Shift?Frank Nelson SPOOLING 1st Shift?Jack Lanev 2nd Shift?Rudy Cauble 3rd Shift?Mary Cauble WEAVING NO. 1 1st Shift?Mildred Bailey 2nd Shift?Hiram Hughev 3rd Shift?Mildred Lawson WEAVING NO. 2 1st Shift?Ira Bailey 2nd Shift?Doris Hughev 3rd Shift?Ida Staines WEAVING NO. 3 1st Shift?J. T. Hamilton 2nd Shift?L. E. Culbertson 2rd Shift?Fronnio Franklin CLOTH -Shirley Barlow SHOP Rov Sanders WAREHOUSE-I ..orenzo Evans Ik?R LYDIA MILLS. CLINTON. S. < BBQ SET FOR \ployees' C 1961 United Annet put an enthusiastic stamp of 1961 "Red Feather" appeal last proved in a tangible way their ow man. As in the past years, ceedingly high. Most employees iledged more this year than they CLINTON COTTON MILLS CARDING NO. 1 1st Shift?James Crain 2nd Shift?Willis Sawyer 3rd Shift?Raymond Cash CARDING NO. 2 1st Shift?Bob Nelson 2nd Shift?Joseph Cothran .mi snm?vvniiam k. Koach III J mm OVER THE TOP?F.thel Heaton. C Lvdia loom fixer, both United Che< of the successful drive. BULK RATE U. S. POSTAGE PAID Clinton, S. C. Permit N. 59 C. NOVEMBER. 1960 THANKSGIVING MS .1 n il. r r# vrcrf cm? iufi WEAVING NO. 1 1st Shift?Edna Terry 2nd Shift ? Beatrice Hawks 3rd Shift?Neola McCall WEAVING NO. 2 1st Shift?Clarence Brookshire 2nd Shift?Ray Madden 3rd Shift?Joe Spillers WEAVING NO. 3 1st Shift?Grace Wooten & Mildred Kinard 2nd Shift?Ruth Bragg & Blufford Nabors 3rd Shift?Jim Henry & Fred McCarson (Continued on Page 2) IfiiVE linton spinner, and Hiram Hughey, st solicitors, proudly survey results