Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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6 HK^. ^ \ **s" _ v M A good training program is necessary has qualified personnel to operate its p David O'Shields, Baily Assistant We Clarence Martin and Carl Kinard on pro] and Kinard are presently weavers. V ? W Celebrate 29th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Wilburn, Rt. 3, Laurens, were honored with a surprise party in ceieoration ot their 29th wedding anniversary, February 7. The dinner was given by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cannon, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Holliday, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Duckworth. Forty-one relatives and friends attended the occasion. Mrs. Wilburn is a Lydia Cloth Room employee. to* / f to assure Clinton Mills that it always roduction equipment, aving Overseer. 1, is shown instructing >er loom fixing techniques. Both Martin HP ?*' V " ; i ami L i V ! ' - mU ~Mwm w ^HDBp w t i c I ' _ Clinton Mills Sh, With Eligibl Clinlon Mills shared $148,430.03 from participants under the company's Profi 1970. Last year, the company paid $19,739 to their retirement benefits under the plan. Bailey Spinning Overseer Joe Nelsc of the Clinton Mills Profit Sharing and a spinner. Mrs. Long became eligible u CLOTHMAKER I 3 5 3 ~ r - o > *0 * Z? 7 MfflTI ?C?aH> SP oS 4 4 o l i I A ares $148,430.03 c umpiujccs i Company profits with eligible employee t Sharing and Retirement Plan, during .65 to retiring employees as supplements "Minimum Benefits" provision of the m, r, is shown explaining the provisions Retirement Plan to Mrs. Joe Ann Long, i inder the plan during 1970.