The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, December 15, 1970, Page 6, Image 6
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It cannot be denied that PANTS
these days. Reasons for them var
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save nose, are warmer, permit tree
But the main reason is STYLE,
everyone's eye in the Clinton Mills
ous office employees modeled their
Those wearing the new oufits r
to them. Changing a top. adding <
jewelry, a belt, or a necklace c<
wardrobe with little additional cos
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Dianne Foster is the
charming daughter of Clara ye'
League. Clinton Standards a
Department employee. She New
will be twelve years old tellii
December 22. Her grand- wha
parents are Mr. and Mrs. mas.
E. E. Hcaton. Spin
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ANITA COMPTON
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GLENDA HUEY
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4EDA WILLIAMS JjWBS
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? are the women's style -3^/^
y: they're comfortable.
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The look has captured ^
Main Office as numer- ^V" \% %
latest Pants Wardrobe.
loted many advaniages A
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jmpletely changes the
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acy Lynn Baker is Ihe
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Mrs. Bobby Baker of Tr
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berry. She is shown month - old dai
ng Santa Claus exactly Wayne and An
t she wants for Christ- She is the grandc
Mrs. Baker is a Bailey Mrs. Louise Cat
ning employee. Spinning.
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Clinton, S. C.
Permit No. 59
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In our efforts to get a :
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to have all machines, raw
in good condition.
^ When this is done, it is
job to be sure that nothi:
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is the 18ughter
of Virginia Saunders, Bai
n Gentry, importance of quality pe
laughter of Virginia is on her job e
npbell. -2 good safety practices. Qu
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superior quality piece of fabric,
> everything within their power
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materials, ana other equipment
i left up to the employee on the
ng but superior quality fabrics
iley Quiller Tender, knows the
rformance as a quiller tender.
>very day, and always follows
ality and safety are two essenmanufacturing
operations.