Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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2 ojbcthdsj CLo$ - j] |?Published xnc lg \Jr\ for Clinton a I -r' ployees. Clint* [Llu tj the direction Crocker. Dire Member of South munity and ! Atlantic Council of la*;.*.,c Industrial Kdltors ia?ons. Calvin A. Cooper Truman J. Owens James R. Braswell Betty S. Tyson The publishers of The ( items of interest from ii to your departmenta personm Another year is drawing to and achievement for our Com family of individuals working It's a wonderful thing, of c tinuing to grow and be succes: fleet on our successes, let i many blessings and for our Again, let us beseech Hii faith and to give courage an governmental leaders in their i understanding to all nations. It is in this spirit, that I mnnorromont rvf nnr P r\n n \j m lilUUUg^illVlll VI VUI Wliipuilj , >1 a Blessed Christinas and a > A With a genuine appreciati< during the past year, we the < intendents, overseers, superv Clinton Mills extend our bes Merry Christmas and a New Y< to you and your family. tSakM inthly by and nd Lydia em- f on. S. C.. under of Claude A. ctor of Com- ^ ^ ^ Employee Re- Member or Ameerlcan Association of Industrial Editors Editor Photographer Photographer ? Editorial Assistant Zlothmaker will welcome ts readers. Turn them in i reporters or to the el office. Reason's (Greetings from tlje ^jrrsibeitt a close?another year of growt pany as a business and as j together toward common goals rourse, to know that we're con sful in our industry. As we re is give thanks to God for ou great nation of free people m to keep us steadfast in ou d wisdom to our spiritual an< effort to bring peace, unity an< , on behalf of the officers am /ish for you and your loved one Happy and Joyful New Year Sincerely, Robert M. Vance f A snowy scene, a ^ soaring spire...symbols of Christmas, to WI?.K vnn tho k?cf (nr ?? ,? ? "" *>- this season... 3n of our pleasant associations officers, plant managers, superisors and assistant overseers of t wishes for an Old Fashioned !?ar of Happiness and Prosperity THE CLOTHMAKEE Another Record Year A record-breaking $219,315 ir employees was paid out with November 25. The advantages ai ployees. Colorful Christmas checks prepared by M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers ranged from relatively small amounts to considerable sums. The checks were for systematic savings begun ir November of last year in preparation of Christmas '66. Thirtythree of the checks were in excess of $1,000. The Christmas Club Savings Program is available to all employees. It was begun many years ago as a convenience of employees and is entirely voluntary. Public Relcith If someone were to ask yc in your company?or in any oth able to do so. The answer is very simple, less of whether your company two or two hundred, it has to b every employe is concerned Whatever your job, the way j total impression the company piece of work anywhere along the phone; a poorly typed lette may seem of little account, b h company's relations with the p a it does. A company's relations witl total of what the company is?; the thousands of things done r job. ; '67 CHRISTMAS CLUB Many employ< *s have already renewed or taken a new memberj ship in the 1967 Christmas Saving; s Club. Arrangements for all em ployees so desiring to participate in the payroll deduction program have been continued. The plan is handled in cooperation with M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers. Assistant Overseers have membership enrollment cards available for all employees. Effective January 1 Increase In Social Security l ax Kate In accordance with Federal legislation enacted by the Con gress last year, Social Security taxes will be increased automati cally another step, effective January 1, 1967. The earnings base will re main at $6,600.00, to which i w.as raised from $4,800.00 oi January 1, 1966. The new rate which the Company and employees must pay to wards Social Security will be in creased from 4.2% to 4 4% on thi first $6,600.00 of wages. This is made up of 3.9% to wards Social Security and .5% to Medicare. Taking Social Security am Medicare together, the Compan; and each employee will pay i maximum annual tax, based oi $6,600.00 of earnings, of $290.4i as against the present $277.20, an annual increase of $13.20 I on Christmas Savings 1 Christmas Savings of Clinton Mills regular payroll checks on Friday, nd rewards of thrift went to 642 em ons, Unlimited >u to name the largest operation er, for that matter?would you be . It is public relations. Regardhas a public relations staff of e the largest operation, because with it. rou do it helps to make up the makes on the public. A faulty the line; an abrupt answer over ;r and other things of this nature J ut thev are bound to affect the mblic, offsetting the good things ( ti its public depends on the sum and that sum total is made up of by many people in every kind of I Upon authorization from the em- j ployee, the Payroll Department will withhold a designated amount from each pay check until late 1 November, 1967. i In the past, the payroll deduction plan for Christmas Savings ha? :>;oven to be a great ( convenience for most employees, as the employee does not have to i concern himself with making weekly or monthly deposits at the bank. Employees who do not wish to join the plan at this time may do so later. New employees will be offered the opportunity at the time they begin work. humpuny innsimas Appreciation, I ' Willi Mdt : P" / W \v y TOMMY MOORE a LYDIA ASST. OVERSEER This scene, the presentation of employees, will be inacled hundreds and practical gifts expressing the Co i Seasons Greetings were individually ?r if ^ W DECEMBER, 1966 In The New Year Give your church less Sunday sleep and more Sabbath attendance. Give your job less conversation and more effort. Give your community less criticism and more support. Give the unfortunate less pity and more help. Give your associates less excuses and more results. Give your neighbors less harshness and more kindness. Give your friends less arguments and more understanding. Give your children less playthings and more of yourself. Give your wife (husband) less shouting and more cooperation. Give yourself less television and more books. And with all this giving you will be taking 365 days of good living for a happy new year in '67. A Career In Textiles Opportunities for careers in the Textile Industry are greater than ever before, according to speakers at a recent seminar for college students. It was brought out that Textiles accounts forthe highest dollar value of any industry in the state, and wages paid to production employees accounts for the highest amount paid by any manufacturing industry. Capital expenditures by Textiles also tops all other industries. Textiles was described as an industr y that offers more stability and opportunity than do many of the so-called "glamor" industries. This will also prove of interest to high school graduates who for one reason or another may not attend college. Gifts Convey Season Greetings i VENIE AUSTIN SPINNER Company Christmas gifts to all of times this week. The beautiful mpany's sincere appreciation and selected by employees.