The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, August 15, 1971, Page 6, Image 8
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/ Was Talking Wii
I was talking with one of my fellow
employees the other day about some
of the fringe benefits we have here at
Clinton Mills.
He simply didn't know about all
those "hidden" benefits which we receive
in addition to our regular paycheck.
I reminded him about that vacation
with pay he's been talking so much
about recently. Then I told him about
his Group Insurance. Profit Sharing
and Retirement, and some of the
others.
When I finished, he asked, "Who pays
for all these "extras?"
Well, I told him Clinton Mills pays
for most of them."
I knew he was wondering how his
employer was able to pay wages and
sponsor "extra benefits.' I just told
him this was done by making a profit.
By making a profit, the company is
able to continue providing jobs, paying
the other costs of doing business,
and investing in other areas so it can
grow toward new opportunities.
Marriage Counselor: "Tell me, sir,
did you wake up grouchy this morning?"
Client: "No, sir, I decided to let her
sleep."
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Yes, ir.y friend just didn t kno>
about who pays for the fringe benefit:
Nor did he know that the employe
and employee help each other lowar
mutual successes.
Daughtrr
of lUiiley
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Martin is the at- ^
tractive daughter
of Mr. and Mrs.
James Martin, Jr.
Her mother, Julia,
is a Bailey Plant
spooler lender. ^
The way modern youth is dressii
today it is indeed a wise father wt
knows liis son.
*
Who ceases to he a friend never w<
one.
CLOTHMAKER
1 (11 in toil Mills Safety
Footwear Available
In Latest Styles
Clinton Mills safety footware line
has been expanded to include the latest
design in safety shoes.
"The new square toes are most popu- 9
lar." according to Mack Parsons. Clinton
Mills safely footware specialist.
The new shoes include the latest
styles in multi-colors, buckles, boots,
and other protective footware.
Anyone interested in information
concerning safety shoes, their prices
and availability, etc., can contact Mack
in the Clinton Mills Clinic, Extension
54.
For in Him we live and
move and have our being.?
(Acts I7:2S).
We need not dwell on the ?
difficulties ol the worhl. Inj
stead, abide in the presence of
(bid. Th e so 1111 ion to everv
problem is in Him. Let (bid's
light sbiiu' through so Mis
I)lrssin<4s Im'coiih* \ isi 1 ?1? and
How out into tin* world.
Phyllis Diller says she has the only
house in the neighborhood that was
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