Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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*4 ( || Tc finish better- j start better. I i n r ? AM f' tvt ta J U t- -1 I C"l.> j I *** ? v-!?"/*?'I C a ? 1 i ? V V J? 7 U 4 C|. Superior duality ; ?rnw solvags to selvage I * ?i SELLING AGE N I S _ f' CL'NTON COTTONS, inc. ! W 111 West -tOth St , NYC U'l.M !)6b /JOO I; ! |! r a ? v _ . J li fc i . ? U . VI4^/ \ '.v- f? 4 v % V ? . r u,-?- w * <M > ~/^k V ^ ^ # 1 f s SATTERFIELD RECEIVES C 'eft. l- congratulated by Clinton R'? upon successful completion o! mi < i< raid. ?t second shift employee, !at ft.mi '..'lintun Mills for one-half to oft was approved ant! purchase iii'-. h.mic itnt'.er the Employee Eclu th rnkl plans to lake advanced c q' ^rj( y . v?'?a>WW kT'V.a.I. ? kJ/.-J : \ . h '* f: . V " t \\v ' V- j r< V \\ Xft 4 * ?*v V " ^ ' ".tii'tinn their sons .ire 'on.; st-r Vr. ir d Mrs. Vtincly !-,i!!.4v ? Our Vaster Salesman o u a : Constant improvement is i sf \vi' are *<? move forward in h< "Workin* smarter," is our There must be a better way of day. Have you ever felt that am! that it doesn't make mucl well or poorly? It* you are eve <"?<! one to not rid of. Ueeausi certainly would not exist. A? important 1! 1;?1 it bo done wo! ! 'OfH'fitS. Aro wo taking'advantage ? ization of our modern macho of what wo c.iii do to enable o on a sound basis? Are we a Knoll o' o.s, in reality, is an in: know those things that oontri! M'.iahtv fabi'ies in order to mai Mills has named in the inarkr years. To provide regularity of \ oontinui'v of business. We mu work of nsin?> that which we !i tomorrow. Quahly is our master salcsi "0 ^ *** j ^ is s p p u **** p* ^ ij g *\ v : _. . / ^jtfr-r, o> - ;/\*K,' ' Av?/ ' * <\ "' , ' , . / i ' . , . / , ? " X'. ' '.. \ : '* A S- A' ; *-nr^lCAn'r?Gerald Sailcrfield. in1:, Vaster Mechanic K. P. Taylor !.C.S. !'.is:c Electricity Course, er received <? tuition refund checlc of i'io course. 'I'he job-related if by The Company for the young crtitonrt! Assistance Plan. our s in the near future. \ \ 'A * W > .... / \ ? y i ,; \L >. > . ' r ? r V S, ... \ \ \ J v;' T r -K ' v \ V!ro Cinfon ViV* emoJoyoes. Wr, ?? i. i Si o !.\iilcy S?!io'?n s Story?Pin THE CLOTHMAKER " r-T 'ssenlial ni our textile industry nth mudity and profits. motto tu attain these results, dome. those thine.s we do each your "oh isn't very important 1 difference whether you do it r bothered hv this idea, it is a it' your ioh weren't necessary, u! if i! is necessary, it is vitally '. If it isn't done well, no one >' out exnerienee and full 111 iT? i? rv? Are we trying to think urselves In continue its growth nnlyziu" our particular jobs? snector ami a sales person. We mte to tin' manufacture of top ntain a ri'putatioii that Clinton ' plaee over a period of many voik, we obviously must have >t earn both through our team arn today to make for a belter nan' , j !'"s Hard To ! Kt'cij Smiling !t's hard to keep smiling when troubles are piling their v.l'!!'V. oh your neck til! it's siojeneti; it's hard to keep I'l'iimm;; wh.en others are wbmine 'he prizes f*>i* which vui have sti itinecl. It's hurd-j he cheery on days wet and dreary, when everything near vmi looks drowned; it's hard to he sunnv when a!! of your money is sunk m .1 hole in the ci ootid. 'hi? how will it aid you, when woe has waylaid you, to rumble and grumble and swear'.' There's nothing that's healing in hitting the ceiling, or kicking the rungs of your chair. It's hard to look pleas?i!i* when anguish is present, and ye' it is strictly worthwhile; not a" of your scowling am; fussing and growling can m>\\ ?? ! \ <?vir !_ i*it like a smile. >'J') 7AGENTS -1. M / \ > C '* -V i r / U :s. \ > ^ """ 'Ji * r r . f-- >7^4' ;..? ? ... . ... m! Mrs. Joseph Johnson (loft) and )o I ) RECENT RE 2 )w E/ i t : . ^7 9. ! r-' - ^ |* S\ ' ^ ^<tev v ' " w '^"'k 1 - A iMMy -i rt^-, ';'~:M ruUM LYIJIA EMPLOYEES ? Brown, Gary C. Parrish, and Marc retirement checks and best wishes (second from right) following retii by fellow employees. Clinton High S ""our Clinton k r- 4 J * xi .: y A* . I f ' - ' ' . . TEXTILE TALK?Herbert Hug Overseer, explains warper operafior Clinton Mills was tour host to the 1 I I | ] h at j 1.1m. Clauds a. Chochah, lliHtcro knPLortt mo Vumlic Hklati oms Clint im Mills, 1ms., ft j*r il ci.imr.it, soi/th cah.il ina 0*ah .In. Chocks*: in hs8p0nsk to ouh j? t .... AMNUAI. ZAfKTr AHAHO I'HtJvUA.I, C I PPL I CA T1 (Jfi HAS SUbrit TTk It TO U it % r a t and, upon c ah h yu i. *i as/h FLUHD To It k' KLlGlUL* P ?>H Tills 1 r OH COHPILlNlS SIICH AN cisnts Alik to uk Conneuptn. or kviur on* in roup ohoamizat akalitk'd. Ut Concha tola tk' roll I Ilk Lit ft this IN DUST spi.inuiu OPPOHTUNI tt to DtrkLU or accioknt PHkrtNTl on. Tilt r pica Ik. atcf.tino to rtiUH 1*66 pkLirmr to rou. As ruu wj i t in tiiif Stat* or South Caholina sionarunt or both Gopkhnoh HcN VHILK I WOULD PHItrKH HtJHHT THAT an ktTHKHkL r Ilk Art sunntp riAkts this m k or phoo iii oa r fit, that tou will riND AD tii k t ,1 pi. o r tens in rouii oiioaniz* NiriCAHCK tHat this AuaiiD sIon 1 ly lire rtPHkssioN.< or *i i vpi'/kj* 4#' I. .. I _____ See Plant N? Achievement 5 JUNE, 1967 TIREMENTS IIP' -Ellerbie V. Kinsland, Horace B. us M. Windsor ? recenily received from Plant Manager D. H. Roberts remenl parties held in their honor choo! Students No. 1 Plant v .X hes, Clinton No. 1 Plant Weaving is to Clinton High School students, class recently. iesSs 26. 1*67 H ivitation to parti ci pa t e in the oh ducted hy this departm* nt, your s, tOG iTH.H with your ACCIDENT a ti un up same, tour plant has a ha r /), enviable h ec ord you amd your eh~ Only through cooperative efforts ion can such a performance he ry-hide auard carries hi th it a p am ahahiness of the importance fry attractive, all eno raved c enti safety record, is now ready for recall, this Ahard is sponsored 0 and thft certificate carries the air and i tiE Commissioner or I.ahor, to pr a sent this a hard in person, / schedule of comml tme'nts for the ram IMPOSE i rle, it is mt hope, equate means to convey to all of t i on the hi only important s i o trtEs, l l o J ij d his he's, / am / J 1 >x t ^y/"Vi si ! ) /' ' I' ^OSUI^k I Cynm a ji outs o. T Sofefy tory, Page 1