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JUNE. 1971 1971 GRADU WOODRUFF HIGH ?l \ A 1 M Mt III % |M?I ?.!.%? I Mil U?MI\ Mr ?n.l Mr. Irrm Duni... Mr .n.1 Mr. Ir*.? |j?m fUSIYTIKIAN COLLIGI i.mn> kmi %? p%i i i %ii %m Mr ?~l Mr. \?!Ml. I?IU? Mr rixl Mr. %?n.I? ??!U. J* K w Linda Anderson, a Clinton Planj knows the importance of produ< fabrics. She is on the job every day, has tices and co-operates with her fello Participate in W Clinton Mills Management Per the 13th Annual Industrial Mana Presbyterian College June 10-11. George H. Cornelson, Clinton's dent, was a guest speaker at the 01 ATES PIIDMONT TIC S3 jnii\ m ?m %rr d\nm hiiih Mr ?.M( Mr. J,*... Nr?Hl Mr mm* Mr. Jim* *..ulh McCALLlK RI milHIl KOHIKI M \ %M I Mr ?imI Mr. I? ?* ! ?orM Mr ?*?.( Mr. K..l.rl M \ ?nrr Steve t No. i Battery Filler, ring superior quality Gary , excellent work prac Slev<( and Gj w employees. Campbell are t! handsome sons Mr. and Mrs. Jii my C a m p b e1 orkshop Steve was years old May J sonnel participated in Gary was 12 < . tit i i ?a May 27. The ? grandparents a Mr. and Mrs Ct Campbell and N Executive Vice Presi* and Mrs. Cur: jening session. Oswalt. 5 THOSE LAZY CRAZY CRAZY DAYS OF SUMMER V ? Variety A ? Action C ? Circulating A ? Availability T ? Time I ? Imagination O ? Opportunity N ? New faces new places Our Children ii K9I f Angela Tracie Angela Michele Tracie S u b e r Sanders is the recently returned charming daugh- to Texas after ter of Mr. and spending some Mrs. Michael San- time with her % ders. She is the aunt and uncle, granddaughter of Lillie Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Ar- and Johnny thur Sanders. Ar- Payne, both Plant Lt| thur is a Clinton No. 1 employees, shop employee. While visiting Angela is 19 them, Tracie unmonths old. derwent surgery at Bailey Memorial Hospital. Carole R e n e e n- Wicker, daughter Mr. ju. and Mrs. John on Wicker. John is a i r Bp ^ > Clinton Shop emre ^p Jp ployee. Her grand B pp mother, M r Ir. 1 ^ Helen Gregory, tit is a Lydia emCarole ployee.