Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Ish'iH? ii HiiSiilHJ; |M| s;.s::s325ijs:rv::: .^:h::";iirsi:!; Wt: ::n:unjt^a:wri:^r.rr^:;~r.w.s?r.*r; 3 JJ ;: i.? ^r.:: :;^u: ^ nr. mi .-t M-: TT 1 .r.:HHSsKt?r^.Wj:5HSSfiKS9?S3; SINCE 1896 irjinr^rsiiicVt^: VOL. 20, NO. 1 Published By p rt *' I t; W' 1 I: ^ K9,V ' 1 ' H; '- BK v?' m V py . V-' Mrs. C. M. Bailey, 1. senior member presented President Robert M. Vance \i server following cake cutting ceremonies Anniversary on February 1. CLINTON MILLS Over 1,700 Clinton Mills employees participated in the company's 75th Anniversary celebration February 1. Throughout the plants employees paused to enjoy a piece of the pnmnnnv'c hirthHav rakp A Hirrw* was attached to each of the special anniversary labels for employees to use in purchasing their choice of drink. A special anniversary brochure, "This Is Clinton Mills" was dis4 r?i Iai i i T fnninrnrl n eunnncie r\f LI 1 L/ll IVLI. 1 L 1LIUU1LU U OJ ? iv/ jvuio v?i the company's history, as well as articles on manufacturing, quality control, end products, and Clinton's sales organization. Mrs. C. M. Bailey, senior member of the Bailey family, cut the company's birthday cake in the directors room as directors, corpo su L*r r. :x:.x"^S?w 'in- ;r*t; ??iHs rU". ^rJi^HHj*!: K^i3S^*f*2H2i^: Wt' W-J-35;?-: ?K* rSL^K :?:~:-?:^n r^riri1: y-Jff^tixXj;. vj-z^rpl'MU'rj-vr;?-.?-v~-'" -J'":.* '? ?t nrt For Fmnlnvpp<: of Clinton 'Mill*. C | I' a? i of the Bailey family. Mrs. I vith an engraved cake rate offic > at Clinton Mills' 75th other in\ cutting c< CELEBRA EES 75i rate officers, members of the press and other invited quests joined in the occasion. Robert M. Vance, fifth president of the company which his grand(31 HONORED Members of the General Assembly in Columbia wished Clinton Mills a "Happy Seventy-fifth" birthday earlier this month in a concurrent resolution introduced by District 5 Legislators. It was stated in the resolution that Clinton Mills "founded by M. S. Bailey and later led by W. J. (Will) Bailey, C. M. (Cad) Bailey, and P. S. (Si) Bailey, and presently Robert M. Vance, has had terrific impact and influence on Laurent County and the Piedmont of South Carolina as a leader in the textile industry. WSS^SO^SpS0m in-iirni-^rnn^xifr::-: *^?pirr-S^SSfeifttfcfces swaps?**; iwptesFgggiJ r *? -n- ? --.r "* ? - " " " "9* " T - * Linton, S. C. FEBRUARY, 1971 K3] fc'%u. JEv^iSNBy ?..; r ^MgmJ ^ Bli W n?<^fra^K P W?"** ?*? lobert M. Vance served coffee to corpoers, directors, members of the press and dted guests attending the special cake tremonies. 'h ANNIVERSARY father founded in 1896, spoke briefly to those attending, Clotlimaker Begins 20th Year The Clothmaker celebrates its twentieth anniversary with this issue. Beginning back in 1952, with a four page edition.?with no name, our Clothmaker has followed the employees of Clinton Mills and the progress of the company over a 20 year period. We have carried the pictures of hundreds of employees as they have participated in activities in the community, the company, sports activities, etc. i The Clothmaker has recorded i the accounts of the important > events which have taken place within Clinton Mills.