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I siteis M lilB 3HH:uTjyu^: -iHi=if:iIl SINCE 1896 llgi! VOL. 19, NO. 6 Assisted by Bailey Foundation Calvary Music B The new music building has been named in honor of given freely of her musical over 22 years. At the September 13 service dedicating the new building, a plaque was un veiled paying tribute to Mrs. Land for her services and also to the Bailey Foundation for assistance in financing the building. The plaque reads as follows: "Eva B. Land, Music Building, 1970; Named in honor of Eva B. Land in recognition of her faithful service to Calvary Baptist viiui vii, ? uiuauic liuanviai assistance given by the Bailey Foundation." The completion of the music department completes the initial building program which started 19 years ago. Rev. J. W. Spillers has been pastor of the church for 23 years and in the special service he commended the church people for their spirit of coopera tion and "their untiring efforts to reach the completion of their building Christmas Gift , Once again Clinton Mills employees have made their Christmas gift selections from the 6.'1 items in the gift program for 1970. Among the most popular items were the hand utility saw, 172; teflon cookware * ' l? ? '*. 0 * ?? *f "'* -'^^K.' ]hm ?* ... :: r. r. J ?~ .^ inn* ^B* B: ^B ;;j?frTL:r^Hrr?:iH3HHpr. ' r:::^^:' i:::t?ta:Ci?|n*IHh':2IrC" ;: r-i *vrSiH5:H-: {3t Jt j I * Hi ?ti 5^52 :HS55UI^r a^aSnKr ;r~' iHHHi. tHHH r. *s 2 iss-H r/ T;. tx nr^::;::nn;.:: j:r u.:;sr: jr n -;: - -.:. - - :l HSplPliiy^iijSgiaSSiSS illffllSliiiiiiiilill PUBLISHED BY AND F( F luilding Named at Calvary Baptist Church Mrs. Eva B. Land, who has talents to the church for program." He spoke of the unselfish efforts of Mrs. Eva B. Land in her effort to build the music program of the church. He also commented briefly on the financial assistance of Clinton Mills and the Bailey Foundation over the past years. Mrs. Land, retired Clinton Mills communities activities director, directs five voice and three handbell choirs at Calvary Baptist. CM DISPLAY NOV. 8-14 Clinton Mills will have an exhibit in Belk's Fashion Center windows in commemoration of the Laurens County Tricentennial Week November 8 through 14. The exhibit will highlight the textile industry's role in our history. Also featured will be material on Whitten Village, Thornwell Orphanage, and Presbyterian College. Selections Made set, 128; Noreleo hair dryer, 82; melmac dinner ware, 75; Men's watch. 72: Charcoal grill. 09; stainless steel flatware, (>2; Junior grandfather clock, (14; and the 1-2 inch drive sockets. 55. : . ?: ;:.'" * ir.r.?.rtv^. --.n-ssns.r 3R EMPLOYEES OF CLINTON h Crocker Heads PR Division Claude A. Crocker, Clinton Mills' Industrial Relations Director, was named Chairman of the Public Relations Division of the of the South Carolina Textile Manufacturers Association, recently. Crocker, who was Chairman of tho Por sonnel Division in 1962, is one of two executives ever to serve as both Chairman of the Personnel and Public Relations Divisions. Crocker, who has been active in numerous statewide Personnel and Public Relations Associations, is past president of the South Carolina Chapter of the American Society of Safety Engineers. Old Timers'' 01ul> The Clinton Mills OLD held Sunday, November 29. Hall on the Presbyterian Col A luncheon honoring more than 200 active and retired employees who have completed 25 or more years of service is planned. Clinton Mills President Robert M. Vance will present gold watches to B. B. Stroud. Daniel W. Osborne, Hobert Phillips, Willie Earl Braswell, and James N. C res well. Also. Marian M. Knight, Janie R. Clark. Mell Huey, Cloa L. Dunawav, Sallio Johnson, and Lucille Woody. Also, Perry C. Parrish, Roberta Prince, Oliver Estes, Earl Nelson, and J. A. Black. Jr. Twelve employees will be recognized for having completed forty years of service. These include Nathan Cannon. E. E. Ca^le. Casey Little. Forest Samples, Oscar B. Kinard, Coley Campbell. C. F. Oakley, Dan Dunawav. And. Marvin Whitmire. Clyde Trammell. Kate Riddle. and Helen Mattox. K!H;xsJUR?a'Jwa:; /***f5'"..\:. .vet" ""nsv/tHhs pMtejfeaa^ la*,w# wfHfrH^5r!n^^RaaSlHni?iHaS2i Hi!:lisr.ru-" vr-.x~Z -^ v-MILS, CLINTON, S. C. CM EMP] SUPPORT UF ( Generous and enthusiasti Mills employees netted the Fund Campaign over $12,261 Mack Parsons, Clinton Mills United Fund Chairman. expressed his appreciation to all employees for their support in making the 1970 Fund Drive suscessful. T7? 1 - 1 i n.rripioyees responded well to the inplant solicitations. Payroll deductions DON'T BECOME A PO Each year the importance of each Clinton Mills employee getting out and voting on election day gets more and more important. This year. Clinton Mills To Meet Nov. 29 TIMERS' Banquet will be at 1:00 p.m. in Greenville lege campus. P r' ^r>TN VV J W ^ JA ADVISO Clintex Junior Achievemi Clinton Mills, has begun il Selected as advisors for 197 bell. Harvey Dickert, Bill Hi Whitman. Not pictured. Macl< with 24 high school students 4U? C I a .? 1 ? ~ C a I r nit- iunuaiiicuictis ui nit* nee Daylight Savin Daylight Saving Time ended October 25 at 2 a. m. Clinton Mills employees, along with the rest of the nation, turned their time IMlBiplIllif jiss&lggOTrig: tBBfrlllllill I 'I'I mm !*????!::"i ^.v?2 i?S: - ^"'HS>??rsH::rv.s?;i\r.:.:;. r-:-*^-v:.-.r.*;Rjj-{Hx-.r.-;fc-"* - :r.*. ???@Sss?S?-,K ?g53?S?5S?Sr.SsSSS^ * -7 v r. ? tr * OCTOBER, 1970 LOYEES GENEROUSLY c responses from Clinton ' Greater Clinton United .75 in cash and pledges. for those contributing through this plan will begin November 1. The United Fund assists over twenty nine service organizations. As has been the practice in the past, this is the onlv in r^ant fund solicitation at Clinton Mills. 1ITICAL DROP-OUT! employees, along with the rest of South Carolina, will be electing members of the legislature as well as a governor. The outcome of these elections will determine which political party has the balance of congres sional power in the lyYU's. Don't become a political dropout! Get out and vote Nov. 3. n RS NAMED ent Company, sponsored by :s third year of operation. 0-71 are 1 to r Silas Camp11, Oliver Green, and Barry ; Parsons. The advisors meet each Manday night to teach enterprise system. g Time Ends pieces back one hour. Daylight Saving Time will return the latter part of April, 1971.