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I ? CLINTON MILLS Vol. IS. No. 1 Mar.. 19GG i Clinton. S. C. I k v-'< -x VOL. 15. NO. 1 f; ff ' f \ t ! f \ \ i , , ( a*!?^ M?r!i SUxrl of !!;r!ry ! Yt'sidelll \ iHler it!I < 'it i ?1? ivim's \v i1 !t ! ? >< w <?' tsc rv i! t n* 'Is /')!! '?' ? *' 'i l;t \* We Itnve ! :' 1<*11 !'?>? w'"'-1' '<i \'c;t!'S !?;i!i* ; ?!('. !'? ;? lie c<?iit!!Uied by sayiee, w;?s in the year 1 5590 ,.!,a* <h:' Sou nand Kirs'. Prcs'? .Ylercer Silas Bailey, seY-c'ed . t jniiu'y i, me uin:: ;tv ? , his ! f' t * s l daughter, '' ( a Mars Hailey, to cs Clinton Cotton Mills." "Imhiii a modest bc.rinn'o", one pl;uit with 5,000 smnd'os , am! looms, wo have ' w. in'o a three plant C? no., - v, Willi iMiislriirti??n so' o:'.- ' to botp.n today on a. ' plan' "It is with heart tV* ''.anlcI'll! 11oss to foiii' . oners m?>.s <>r Jino, loya! oinployoi'i \v>re fleet with pride <>!> :' . years of prow!!' am! prm c-in." True to Trcu'.ition The tradition es'abl'shod by .Verier Silas rr. .1 j o .- .vvt-'iv.i: cs on February ' \v.*> mamtained when 'hove Vam-c turned the fv ' .-mad'o! < ? .? t?? with a si' v? , shove! at I':.') p.m. !'o was joined a' so.e by family members, \>! rnmenta! load'" a n <! members oi the de:-.*"/! ? ryineerino and cow,', vet a?o fi rms. ! "?>!'ow:nj? the ground'ovaUinn eeremony, at w ', ' vWilliam Kodd Tun is' >? emeri'tis of the Fnv 11 terian Church, o !' 1 e < d a lO-.-iVi-l- till. llVIIIMl M > !11 tlu* directors room 'be office building, w'e. .1 birthday cake was ee* by Mrs. C. M. BaiVy. senior tncmljcr of the fanblv A ception was held 'be vi'ed ?.;roup nt the !' 1 ?use. Y-s. Bail e y vs.-nvd ! 'resident Vance a -m. y. silver dollar minvd u , which had beef) ?* a >e<-:e'' v orepared as a main'-iis. > '' * H > H-cnsion. C,:"'(>n "'iMt ! A ( J I; * A ; 11 /f\ * \ -l I / V. \ \ \x ;::" . I-'UDL.IDl-lJ^U 13 T y\J\ ij -'J'l ~ r- " " < rn'inoiiics 7 * !;?J! t ( !<> W ?.,. :<?m !lis !'VIHMiitrv ' '?> "Oil!' ' '< >! I P !! \f !S 11 M 1J? y. Oil 1 ' 11 ? H j 1111 ! H1 L' l'Jl 11'1 " '. W <' "(' I'' y, ;m?! s!!" y ''uw > > <_ .'' s ' J K? ^art J\ of/crs Numo<! llcl'.'.rr ryj 'tun / / v' ///># ticl'IV <?!' S t;i ii 'J', IlilS '?t: u (! !1 i ' ".-hi V ills Hii/;i1 ' "t ; < ' ? ; ?iM^'cr .!' III.' ".;"V\ ' Ilr < ) (! i! i ;i?i':??ll I iff! t ?" ' ' \ . . ' ' IV? i ! !? !?? !, \" 'S '.'? ! I' of '11a!m fitf!'' 1 V< *' CinU>n I'l'oi11 ,i ! t ? \! i>! ant ?ii Piiffi'. t w'.ifi'i' he was nuiniww. u? that m* was ma".ih?- IDrayl-in plant., i'am v Snartan' CmmtV. is a !!):t" " a- 'M'e ??f ^ . t"* \ / V v < < \ / "* / Ciirl !?. T!ogc-rs '."cnison University w?'!i a 'VS. deeree in textile tnann''aeturin!*. T!e served eon'.! is in -lie Navy ?' :!" 11! . World War !!, wliied ini-'"?V L"J months duty in the (.*?.- !i:?! ,.,i 1. >> ... *???*? ' V. ' V k fc I ill .1 KntiM'Mijj C'N-msoM in ' V Mo. 1 ? .-'w*/ L .J 2"" _1 V" f Superior Quality j^V \i ', sw^ ""T- \ f ^ ^TUTIXm h j \ 1 ' M i i I\/ r / ? 4 r ?! *- - ? *'4 \ * ? M m~ m CLINTON AND LYDIA EMPLO ??^ r ^ "ts ^ sr?? ^ w b U GROUND MR!' I. : \ Tv^# . * ^ v > . Kj, ,<'-X. > / V A ii C L jli r "A \ \ t\ 1^ " P . ** \ < ??C > . * . - . > j *- i . * - ?, \ , ! 'ivsulcti' Va i ic? vigorously break: the j1"ii ' <1 t;iv;i';]ni; ceremonies si star' : cunsti u'ior, Watching !'i?*v m at:'' a! . I to'; Yoargin, prrsidt-n C*<?n.-,'i i-'itiM Co, i IiI'tMiville, whose 1 inc. ' o'.i'it, !'. Teiupleton, vice man i .if i! r'la*; S. A Ihtt.s, Clinton * " ." ? ^ roy A** . ; - . - .?. \? ?* t W V . 'r'.?i 'i years ago last t?i? 11' i i employees received ''n- "rs' Issue til' the Clollimit'.tur. A:> we begin another year in if 'i'e our Company publication, we 1 *>o!< back over ''ie y ea rs anil it icnirc'v seems oossible that the Clolhmalcer was begun ! ' years ago. The Ims* issue was published on February !f), Ii>:?'V Supported by our Company, the Clothmalcer lias served as a dependable mined Deering-Mill iken immediately upon graduation. \1? . lingers is a member of the Hoard of Governors of be Southern Textile Associa- t:ofi and a member of the advisory committee of the Spar 'anburg Technical Hducation < Center. !n Spartanburg he is a ' i ip.imdIjl'I" of the Hoard of Stewards of the Drayton Methodist Church and a , (Continued on pane 2* ft . * ... > * 1 ^ 1 r\ % flf 1) ljmji YEES. CLINTON. S. C. <r\ - r. n a ms ? ! 3 6 ii : a king for bah O r- r')/*>. r" - w 1 11 & - s w n :) i ' i'x-fc' x.- h? - r; a * ,- " V. - -i-.+m. - ^JaM >? $f& i tin' turf at torn; Vance; Li goahng the Dobbins; Car! ] ident Vance 'lie new plant t u! Yoargin Industrial Deve i in is build- Chamber of C pi I'.siili Tii <il president of Li iii.ivui pro- design engineei i5t'i Year tft !iiit* of communication to, from, and between empJoyces, their families, and relatives serving in the Armed Forces. Thumbing back through the !'if? old copies, we can si-e many changes since the "charter" issue. New employees have become members of the family. Others have retired, and all too many are now deceased. Babies have been born, and sum!! children have grown up and married. Many have !?sadJine Scho, April 1 is t lie deadline d . S. 1 ?;iile V Memorial < 'nil \ !! ill! erested employees ; Ifoed In complete and si 111 as possible. An application form may ie secured at the Personnel department or from area high .? hool principals. A Bailey Scholarship is low worth $-1,000 over a >ei iod of four years at a rate ' ^ *MT y*ry r ^fh ' - Jft V * ' (f ' *.# , " * *.*' ?,. V. ^ -, - *k^ -' t_J *VV ?*.??.- ?4 ^,^., 'nmW f " , ' "'" 1 fh? ?^iaMSa^;^' W:'- - ~ ?' 1 .. ***?*' ^m ' ^ , * >* * m Bailey Plant ? 1966 BULK RATE U. S. POSTAGE PAID Clinton, S. C. Permit N. 59 ** % nnrr 1 OCC mnn^n. i SUB ! T H D A Y LEY PLANT .y: f ' > , .%-j : . :yi , U tsSl r-.'- V V? - 'i . f>r. ; y./*. J? ~ v -r^'.v ;.]? b. i V'v"-' i . . I V /-T " * vfi ? * * mrens County Senator William C. It. Holers, win) will he manager of ; Tom Plaxieo, chairman of the lopment C'oniinitlee of the Clinton Commerce; Morgan 1 toners, vice>ckwood Grot ne Co., Spartanburg, s for the plant. fith This issue won awards, and in sports our teams have set new records. The Clothmaker, through its loyal and faithful staff members, has worked hard to record these events for you. As we get underway with our loth year of publication, a hearty "thanks" to all our employee reporters and others who help make the paper possible each month. larships Is April 1 for making applirat ion lor egr Scholarslii|?s and Loans, iiu! sons and (laughters are ihniit their applications as of $1,000 for each of the four years of college attendance. Two four-year scholarships, honoring the memory of the founder of Clinton Mills, have been awarded each year since 1050. 1 ' j - ?-V VZ&Z&Q&W&i'* | - ' '^";" ' ?