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I SINCE 1896 I VOL 18 NO a Clintex Wins JA A j m 1 to r, Matilda Williams, David Mixon. Clintex won the Junior A Unlimited" banquet May 5. award. Top Achiever awards went to David Mixon, Ernestine Brown, and Matilda Williams. Ginger Crocker was runner up for the Top Executive Award, won by Chris Adair, president of Torrco Junior Achievement Company. Clintex Advisers Dick Swetenburg, Lydia Plant Manafor- Sam Willinmc Plant ~1 Superintendent; and Ted Davenport, Lydia Spinning Ov e r s e e r, received awards for their advisory work. Robert M. Vance, President of Clintex's parent company, Clinton Mills, in receiving the company's annual stockholder's report, said, "Clinton Mills is high ly pleased w;th the first year progress of the Junior Achievement program. We are happy to have been identified with the initial efforts to bring this opportunity to share knowledge emu appreciation 01 our iree enterprise economy with the youth in our area." C. W. Anderson, president of C. W. Anderson Hosiery Corp., addressed the achievers. Anderson encouraged everyone to "take advantage of all the < opportunity available." In CLO PUBLISHED BY AND F . Company of th Ernestine Brown. Bill Alexs achievement Company of the Bill Alexander. Clintex Presi< concluding his remarks, he ?_-:nDhasized thr? imnnrtnnro 1 ?"I of work being the key to success. "Have a Christian outlook on life and apply yourself and you'll likely succeed." added Anderson. Silas Campbell, Sam Williams, Mack Parsons, Bill Hill, Harvey Dickert and Barry Whitman were named as 1969-70 Junior Achievement Advisers. Taylor Named Head Of Elementary PTA 1^1 Robert Taylor, Director of Data Processing, has been elected president of t h e Clinton Elementary PTA for 1969-70. He succeeds Charles Waldron. "Bob" is a BS graduate of Georgia Southern College and did graduate work THMAKI CLINTON Ml Plants?Clintor OR EMPLOYEES OF CLINTON Ml T/ A 1 I le iear j\wara MMHK2Z I inder. Ginger Crocker and Year award at the "Future lent, received the company's Achievers receiving J A certificates were Bill Alexander. B r e n d a Wilson. ! Ricky Rogers. Virginia Crocker. Ernestine Brown. Larcell Bell, Doris Dillard, Sandra Fuller, Ricky Gary. Hugh Jacobs. Lawrence Lee. Kathv Lott, David Mixon, Myra Pitts, and Matilda Williams. Management Workshop At PC Clinton Mills Management Personnel will attend the 11th annual Management Workshop at Presbyterian College June 5-6. The program is designed to bring together operating supervisors and personnel managers ior a practical discussion of employee relations. at the University of Geor- < gia in the field of educa- ! tion. Taylor is married to the < former Marjorie Mayfield < of Cairo. Georgia. They reside at 201 Hampton Avenue with their two chil- ! dren, Zana, 9; and Andy, age fx < ER LLS Superior Quali i No. 1?Clinton No. 2ILLS, CLINTON, S. C. Bundrick M. S. Bailey Sc Derry Julian Bundrick and Martha Elizabeth Hiers have been named Mercer Silas Bailey Memorial Scholarship Recipients for 1969. The scholarship grants are valued at $4,000 each. Bundrick is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bundrick. He is a member of St. John's Lutheran Church and the Luther League. Hiers is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hiers. She is a member of the First Presbyterian Church, Sentinel associate editor, and Mrs. Land To Retire Mrs. Eva B. Land. Clinton Mills Communities Ae tivities Director, will retire Tune 1st. Mrs. Land joined Clinton Mills March 1, 1950. Camp Fire was one of the first organizations that she organized in this area. Since then she has been a member of the board of directors of the Clinton council of Camp Fire In addition to her work with this group, she has served on the Board of Directors of the Community ^once^Associatior^o^ix ty Fabrics -LytHa-Bailay MAY, 1969 Hiers iholars Named Tri-Hi-Y. Both Bundrick and Hiers are Clinton High Seniors. Since inception of this program on August 10, 1956. 24 four year scholarships have been awarded. The Bailey Foundation also announced that interest free loans would be granted to Jack Campbell, Virginia Crocker, Hilda L e J u n e Dunaway, Judy Fallaw, Virginia Gault, Sherry Lashley, and James Richey. The loans have a current value of $3,400 each. years. Mrs. Land organized night schools for Clinton Mills employees as well as supervising craft, sewing, and first aid classes. She is an active member of Calvary Baptist Church and director of the adult, youth, and handbell choirs. Mrs. Land attended Converse College, majoring in music. She graduated from Sherwood Music School in Chicago. In her retirement, she will continue to teach piano and reside in the Clinton Mills Community Building. She will serve as hostess in the building. Handbell Choir Tbo HnnrlKnll PUrvir A 1>V. 11UUUUC11 V.IH/U Ui Calvary Baptist Church will attend the National Festival of Handbell Ringing at Grover City College, Pennsylvania the week of June 22. The choir was organized in April. 1968 under the Direction of Mrs. Eva B.