The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, December 15, 1967, Image 11
Christmas
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Notices announcing th<
Christmas Vacation schcd
ules wore posted at the Fm
nloyoe News Centers, No
vomber _7.
Christmas Vacation wit
begin at ! 11 midnight Fri
''ay, December 22 and ex
'end to 12:00 (midnight'
Tuesday, December 26.
For 778 employees whe
have five consecutive yean
or more or continuous Company
service, it will be v
paid vacation. This is the
second week this year of
vacation with pay Tor five
years and over employees,
The first week comes in
July for 1071) employees
with one year and over of
service. July Vacation paid
checks exceeded $97,09^.99.
Company paid vacations
i >0'> nom i cs a net management
ailorcd to the needs of the
vxtile companies.
Xorth Carolina State University
has 703 textile students
this year. Of this
num.her, 1 l?f> are freshmen
and '10 are candidates for
master's degrees.
At Clemson University,
'extiles are a part of the
School of Industrial Management
Rt Textile Science.
There arc 050 in the school
with 102 taking textiles per
se and *10 in textile Chem
' v. (Jr ''8. in the C!ra<.uSchool,
18 arc textile
school jmatluntes. There are
'.''17 economics majors am!
of the 544 in industrial
are but one of many nay
plus benefits available to
Clinton Mills employees.
Christmas Vacation Pay
chocks totaling .771,577.*1''
were distributed wit'1, the
regular checks, Friday, December
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Textile courses at the
four textile schools of the
South have now readied
the sophisticated status.
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. i!cu:iy memuers nave a
variety of decrees and a
wide ranye of majors for
undergraduates to choose
from at X. C. State University,
Clomson University,
Ueorgia Tech and Auburn
Vni versitv.
7n the four textile schools
i?f ;!>.(* South, approximately
"'0fJ students arc enin
textile courses th.is
v??ar. Another thousand w'V.
'nhe associated, courses in
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Colorful Christinas Club
Savings checks totaling !
SL\'l3,t!'.,3.2.e> were distributee!
to ('22 thrifty Clinton Mills
, employees November 2*1.
The "easy to save" method
is adminstered through the
Payroll Department in co)
operation with M. S. Bailey
Son Bankers.
, Mmployees desiring to enrol'
in the plant may do so
by obtaining an authorization
for Christmas Savings
t Deduction Card from their ?
Assistant Overseer, comn'nh'
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him to forward it to the
Payroll Department. The
deductions so authorized
may be started, stopped or
; the amount changed at anytime
during the year by
notifying the Payroll Dopartment.
Christmas Savings for
; 19(111 will not be due or payabe
until December, 106E.
In the past, the payroll
deduction plan for Christmas
Savings has proven to
be a great convenience for
most employees, as the employee
does not have to
concern himself with malting
weekly or monthly deposits
at the bank.
Employees who do rot
wish to join the plan at 4his
time may do so later. Mow
employees will be offered
the opportunity at the time C
they begin work. c'.i
The Christmas Club Slav- p
ings Program is available
to all employees. It was been
n many years ago as a ol
convenience of employees ?t
and is entirely voluntary.
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management, 44 are major- r\
i nj* !n lexti!os.
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nvru mis nee?n a noiaoie
increase in freshman en- ^
rollment in textile courses. JC
Georgia Tech reports .'if) ' 1
members of the freshman so
c'ass compared with 25 last
year. In addition, there will
be around 20 graduate stu- *:dents,
as compared with 5
last year. s-<
At Auburn University, P1
some 240 students are en- ?
rolled in the School of Textiles,
taking classes in tex- n
tile engineering or textile p
chemistry. >>
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If "The Clothmalcer" j i u s I'OSTAt
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has been lurmng up at ! Clinton. S. C
your home afler many j j Permit N<?. S
f!o!ays, then we proba- '
;.y don'i have your
vow address.
Tf so. please notify
us by calling Mr. Truman
Owens at the Personnel
Office. 033-1020.
We'll be more than
happy to change it.
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The Clothmalcer
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ADDING EXHIEIT ? J. C. Hubbard, right,
iscussos the carding process with Clinton b
oil. Stove Floyd, and Gus Hnmage (back row)
blight Clinton High School students were i
jt the state who participated in a recent
ni versity.
f\\TtW\i \i/ne c?-\AncnrArl Ku 4 l*w* /lnrvovt tv*n?
.. i iv. v~ ? v.ii i, vviu apwuouicu *jy tnc viLpui luici
idustrial Management and Textile Science i
ommittee of the South Carolina Textile Manu
Claude A. Crocker of were told of the t
linton Mills is in his textile Chemistr;
eond year as Chairman of lums offered at C
e 17 member Textile Liai- a highlight of
n Committee. Clinton gram was 10 labo
ills Vice President J. 33. hibits and demc
vvploton, a Clemson Tex- relating to the sci
" Graduate, represents a vancements in t
ree county area on the dustry.
Lite-wide committee com
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i/L itAii.u ixiuudiiy
r*Vors- Employees Pe
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Attending from Clinton ,f*r fft
'' t.J'HS Z**> *?>*
!Lfn With Templeton and
ticker were Johnny Bolt, M"n.Y employ
)!_>ert Furr, Jim Johnson, beautifully decor
lhert Meadors, Jimmy homes in prepai
,rrz, and Terence Shealy Nic,k's visit
4 c. , - lighted trees,
n : Steve Floyd of s(.en(,s .m(] ?c,
anna; and Cus Ramage doorways convey
Xinards. Greetings to ever
The visiting students Home arranger
, r .u ? ( displays bring joj
n of ,he scenHf.c wh'o ^ Oirough
allonges and career op- ous residential an
rtunities offered in mod- jng their beauty
n textile education, and ity, and approprii
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Day At Clemson
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Clemson associate professor of textiles,
ligh students Torrence Shealy, Johnny
imong 71 select students from throughicience
in Textiles" program at Clemson
it of textiles in the Clemson School of
n cooperation with the Clemson Liaison
facturers Association.
extile and
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' Season's VA/ .
Warmest wishes for an
yone.
old-fashioned Yule ?
nents ana . . . , ,
. ringing with sounds of
/ to many
i the vari- <"'9h?er 9?od
NIS admir- cheer for you- you,s,
original
iteness. THE CLOTHMAKER
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