Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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2 The Clothmaker PUBLISHED MONTHLY BY CLINTON MILLS EDITED BY MACK PARSONS. EXT. S4 03^ Just Th "I'm really looking forward to a long ways off, but thanks to Clinton for the future. You know, ever since I've been matched dollar for dollar my social to a lots of money over the yearsearnings?just so I can have an inco By the time I'm ready to retire egg for me and the wife thanks to Retirement Plan. You know, our PI industry. But, I'll miss Clinton Mills?the me and my family?group insurant ployment compensation, scholarships and many others." CM Provides Sa Clinton Mills provides us with a formidable array of protective equipment. Hard hats, goggles, work gloves, rubber gloves, men-working signs, etc. and much more for our protection. There are also safety rules to guide us in safe working practices and Assistant Overseers to see that we use the proper methods and equipment to nprfnrm nnr inhs safolv It is up to us to perform our jobs well day in and day out. We need to have a thorough understanding of our duties, to give our full time and attention to doing our job properly. If we take short cuts, we are operat linking! retiring when I reach age 65. It's Mills, I can now begin making plans employed by Clinton Mills, they've i security taxes. This has amounted -in fact, in 1971, 10.4% of my gross me when I retire. ; I'll have a pretty good little nest the Clinton Mills Profit Sharing and an is one of the best in the textile y've provided a lots of security for :e, workmen's compensation, unemfor the children, Christmas gifts? fety Equipment ing under a handicap. And most often, we are apt to have an accident. Next time you start a job that seems too small or too short to use all safety precautions, consider: . . . The fraction of a second it takes something to fly into your eye . . . the time it takes you to fall because of a foreign object on the floor. . . . what can happen when a finger or hand makes contact with an unguarded piece of equipment Remember, accidents happen within the twinkling of an eye, but can cause a lifetime of grief. CLOTHMAKER t Our Children m yx ( Samanftha Kristina Samantha Lynn Swayngham is the charming 3 months old daughter of Sammy and Linda Swayngham. She is the granddaughter of Mildred ^ Poison and the great-granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Heaton. Kristina Kathleen Breitling is the charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Breitling III. She is the granddaughter of Plant #1 Spinning Overseer and Mrs. Joe Sam Caughman. 1 Jamie Jodie Jamie Roberts, 1. and Jodie Roberts, r, are the handsome sons of Jerry and Dianne Roberts. Dianne is a Lydia Spooling employee. More than 50 knit fabrics have been developed ior medical uses. These in- ( elude artificial arteries, graft materials and patches for hernia repairs. M * * * * WANT AD ror s>aie: 1964 9-Passenger Chevrolet Station Wagon. Good Condition. Contact Harvey Dickert, 833-0035 after 5 p.m.