Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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^ NOVEMBER, 1970 / m ^r*. VA ? jP ^ ' v * hi 1 I Visit Tricen Clinton Mills President Mrs. Vance, are shown Spurling at the Clinton which was displayed in Clinton's Tricentennial C Mrs. Spurlin was host the many items displayed. The left window feat n i ??i wrpnanage, wninen villa as well as early Clinton. The right window feat industry, as well as "Clint Hr ? tid\ ...All Eleven Clinton Mill activities by wearing lor are 1 to r Dianne Workmai Marilyn Case, Barbara Y Pam Taylor. New Bethel Members of New Betl front steps of their new cently completed. Rev. W. church and a Clinton Mills facility is 44' by 76' an ^ He noted that the Bailey assistance in the project. ml' Qf itennial Display Robert M. Vance, center, and chatting with Mrs. Lynn V. Mills Tricentennial exhibit Belks Fashion Center during kl oKroi ir\r? anuu. ess at the exhibit to explain ured articles from Thornwell ge, and Presbyterian College, ured Clinton Mills, the textile on Year 2000." mm T ricentcnnial Attire s office employees participate ig, historical outfits to work. S i, Karen Davis, Anita Turner, roung, Juanita Compton, Darl *2p(-. A.M.E. Church icl AME Church pose on the sanctuary which has been reL. Hunter, both pastor of the ; employee, states that the new d cost approximately $50,000. Foundation provided financial THE CLOTHMAKER Fishing Club Winners Named Fourteen prizes have been awarded for fish caught and registered in the Clinton Fishing Club. Winners were: Black Bass, 1st?D. C. King 2nd?William Hughes 3rd? J. D. Hanley Bream. 1st?Carter Gault 2nd?Marvin Gault 3rd?J. D. Hanley Crappie, 1st?Chucky Kinard 2nd?John D. Price and Marvin Gault White Bass, 1st?William R. Hughes 2nd?J. D. Hanley Carp, J. D. Hanley Ladies Division Crappie, Lucille Taylor Catfish, Clara League Mystery Photo I. D. Cleveland Campbell is the correct identity for the mystery photo on page 3. Cleveland is a Lydia Loom Fixer. His wife is employed in Clinton Plant No. 2. iH ed in the local Tricentennial Ihown modeling their dresses Pat Cannon, Fay Simmons, ene Tucker, Pat Neal, and UTA IOTA w#u m m I ww v W/7 SOUTH CAROLINA CM Employees Are 4 / Mac George of Lydia is for any defects which may the importance of quality cl produces "superior quality HP ^ Doffing is a very imports tion. Eddie Choice of Lvd: handling the bobbins prop* doffing practices which wi M. i . . jH h B/^S James L. Madden. Baili important his job is in the James is shown inspecting not any defects that need c 5 i Quality Conscious Jt v'.-.-. . ; f vV - j ?$JPw \ * ; shown checking a sample need correcting. He knows leeks to assure Clinton Mills fabrics. mi int duty in any textile opera ia knows the importance of ?rly. He strives to maintain 11 assure quality production. >fl ^ * ift ?y Card Tender, knows how production of quality fabric. ; a lap to be sure there are orrecting.