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Ground-breakin? service
recently. Those in the fore-fr
man of Deacons, with the pic:
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Tom Laylon, Purchasing Age
Pastor of Calvary Baptist. T
immediately behind the j*rou
The new addition will ec
day School Department; Jun
structure will be completely
This is the sixth buildii
since Pastor Spil'ers has bee
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Dianne Harvey is shown
Funt' Torch which signaled
Clinton United Fund eampai
Lydia Camp Fire Troop Lewa
Mrs. B. F. Harvey, both Clin'j
Again this year, Clinton
Mills employees have
.responde d well to the
Greater Clinton United
Fund appeal.
To date, $14,276.31 in
pledges and cash has been
received from Clinton Mills
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insist ??.'* !i"is!c department
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lighting the Cl'nton United
the opening of the annual
ign. Uianne, a member of
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an YiUs employees.
ticipating in the UF Drive
are America!) Red Cross,
Cancer Society, Roy Scouts,
Girl Scouts, Y YCA, and
many others.
Each and everyone who
has helped make the drive
a success, deserves a spec!; '
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jht, are: Tom Brown, Chair,'ctor
and George H. Cornel;y
Foundation, with shovels;
nnanv: and J. W. SnilU^r^
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! church choir can be seen
, three nurseries, adult Sun,
and rest rooms. The new
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ptist Church has engaged in
he $lO'2,A6-\ contract.
Community Property
Plats On File
Clinton and Lydia Subdivision
Property Plats are
available to interested ner
sons al M. S. Bailey and
Son, Rankers.
The Plat s, made by
Picket! and Pickell, Ttegisterod
Surveyors, in 195(5,
are recorded and also on
file in Clerk of Court
Walter R. Dunlap's office
in the Laurens County
Court House.
The 34" by 4*2" plats give
the property lines of each
lot located in the communities.
If an employee pledges a
certain amount per month
for his contribution to the
I'ni'fvl Viir?rl naumH ''
- ? vivductions
will begin on the
dates below.
Payroll deductions for
the 1069-70 pledges will begin
for hourly employees
the week ending November
'and for salaried employ
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AlllS, CLINTON, S. C.
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If you had been looking
for that hour's sleep which
you lost back in April when
we went on Daylight Saving
time, you got it back on
October 26 when the Clinton
Mills area, along with
most of the nation, returned
to Standard Time.
Whenever you made the
change in your time pieces,
you moved the clock back
one hour. By doing this,
you "gained" the hour that
had been lost in the spring.
Daylight Saving Time
was introduced during
World War I to save prec
i o u s fuel for lighting.
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Claude A. Crocker, Clinton
Mills Industrial Relations
Director, has been
elected Vice President of
the Personnel Directors and
Public Relations Division
of the South Carolina Textile
Manufacturers Association.
Charles Sanders, Greenwood
Mills Public Relations
Director, was named
President of the group.
J. B. Mullineaux, Spring's
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.v.i.i I'LTsonnei uirecior,
was named chairman of the
Personnel Directors Division
and Dob Slough, also
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These Clinton Mills Plar
the safety certificate which
for operating 1 year without
are left to right, Richard
Queen, Weaving; Bertie Reic
Carding.
The certificate was pres
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If Fabrics
ydia?Bailey '
OCTOBER, 1969
? Ends October 26
Many people liked the
hour of daylight for recreation
after work, and the
idea immediately caught
on.
And if you think Daylight
Saving Time is something
new, Ben Franklin,
then minister to France, in
1784 wrote an article advising
the people of Paris
to adopt DST in order to
save millions of dollars
each year on candles.
So light bulbs, or candles,
whichever you save, your
time pieces went back one
hour October 26.
of Springs, was named to
the executive committee
of the Public Relations Division.
Scholarship Reminder
All prospective applicants
for M. S. Bailey Memorial
College scholarships
are again reminded to take
the CEEB college entrance
exams in time for results
to be available by next
April 15.
J?till rlotoilc ora oiroil oV*1 n
t. uu uvbuii*) ul c. a v anauic
at area High School Principals
Offices or the Industrial
and Public Relations
Department at Clinton
Mills.
ity Award
it *1 employees proudly hold
Plant *1 received recently
a lost time accident. Shown
Bowie, Cloth Room; Bessie
1, Spinning; and John Payne,
ented by the South Carolina