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4 Thirty-Four Employees I Thirty-four Clinton Mills employees received continuous service awards during October. I Receiving five year awards from the Bailey Plant were: Eugene Carter, Aiken Nunnery, James A. origru, nennie waiarop, uaivin Shelton, Claude L. Smith, Charley W. Pope, and Juanita McMahan. Plant No. 1 employees receiving five year awards were Clyde L. Fuller, Eugene McGowan, and Richard M. Bowie. < Employees from Plant No. 2 receiving awards for five years service were James E, Wellmaker, B. W. Watson, Allen Strickland, and 1 Georgia Tumlin. 1 Ten year service awards went to John H. Payne and Mae P. Cook. Plant No. 1; Harley H. Culpepper, Plant No. 2; and Louis P. Revis, Lydia. Fifteen year continuous service awards went to Ethel C. Heaton ] and James E. Wells, Plant No. 2; : Luther Nelson and Wallace Patter- i son, Lydia; and L. N. Smith, Bailey. < Letter to the Man Win Dear Young Man: Perhaps I owe you an explanation of Your parting remark as you left my o not caring" and "how tiard It Is" to might want to know the truth. And J and follow some suggestions, you won next place you apply. First, let me dispel your belief "bu we do ? we care so much most of us year just to advertise for, recruit want and need young people. But, I wonder, do you core? If go, shove off thot beard, ond get some c on o shirt ond tie. In other words, Also, try to look Interested and oil the chair, and the way you mumbled 1 and the fact you never once voluntoe onv lntnrnit. In mir. /.nmnnnu m a .1 a ? ... 1? J Job ? at least not here. Thirdly, don't try to Impress buslne ledge of economics by knocking the f we try to operate. I notice even th gone liko to recolve and cash our ch And, finally, try to determine ahoad would like to have. We businessmen Jobs you talked about. In fact, if homework before you walk Into your n your Interests and skills might beat made in that plant. uooa i uck . Sine deceive Service Awards Twenty year awards went to Inez Turner, Plant No. 1; George Snelgrove, Plant No. 2; Betty S. McElhannon and Geneva Caughman, Lydia; and Janice Sumeral. Bailey. uiii i r,i9 r ui^iu TOTAL $11,713.25 Clinton Mills employees contributed and pledged $11,713.25 to the Greater Clinton United Fund Drive, according to Company United Fund Chairman Mack Parsons. Employees have once again demonstrated their interest in their fellow men by the generous support of this year's drive. The United Fund services are available to, and used by, every segment of Dur community. . . . then you've heard of the hippie bride who wore something old, something new, something borrowed, and something blue, red, arange, green, pink and purple? > Didn't Get the Job why you weren't hired today. fflce -- about "businessmen pet a job led mo to believe you ust possibly, If you'll read on 't find It so "hard" at the slnessmen don't care". Indeed spend thousands of dollars oach and train now employoes. We why don't you get a haircut, and leun, unrur.pled clothes, and put make It look aa though you core. vo. The way you slumped down In ndl3tlnctly In reply to my quostions, red any information nor oxpressod think you really didn't want a ssmen with your new-found knowree-enterpriae system under which ose who insist our system is long ecka of timo what sort of job you don't have many of those "anything" you really want a Job, do a little ext Interview and try to soe how be applied to the products bolnp, erely. CLOTHMAKER # Walters Listed in Who's Who Marion Douglas Waters, a Newberry College senior from Clinton, is among the 16 seniors named to "Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges" at the College. i ne nonorees were seieciea Dy tlie _ faculty and students on the basis of scholarship, participation in academic and extra-curricular activities citizenship, service to Newberry College, and their promise of future usefulness. Waters is the son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Douglas Waters, 122 Pine St., Clinton. Marion is a former summer employee at the Bailey Plant. His father is a Bailey Plant weaver. Medicine (]11 psts IS red Attention? Have vou checked vour medi cine cabinet lately? Poison hazards can be eliminated by retaining only those medications that were purchased recently and are labeled for instant identification. Some compounds deteriorate with age. while others (like 0 iodine) become dangerously strong through evaporation. Discard unlabeled containers, and place transparent tape over stoppers or covers of anv Dotentiallv dan gerous medicines. This will prevent sleepy or sick persons from swallowing the wrong dose. Employers Complete Lon?r 0 Tenures of Srrvin? Three Clinton Mills employees completed twenty-five years continuous service with the company durinu October. They were Ray Fulmer and Annie Murphy, Plant No. 2; and Annie C. Parrish, Lvdia. These employees will join the Class of '4fi in becoming "Old Timers" next year. ? Walker Osborne, No. 2 and Willie R. Caublc, Lvdia, completed thirty years continuous service with the company during October. Another thing man can do that the lower animals can't is stand upright in front of a crowd and put both feet in his mouth. 0