Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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? DECEMBER. 1971 IP Twenty-two Clinton Mills employees * iuiu iuw, icii iu riym, Jim i mbiey, iicb: John Shands. Second row, left to right, Wallace Y< Third row, left to right, J. C. Lawson, Robert M. Vance, who made the presenl 9 Absent were Douglas Medlock, Jr., R Merry (Ji ristuids To ill This is the season when the joy we feel in our hearts is looking for outward expression towards all mankind and all living creatures. It should be a ^ happy season with all the days leading up to Christmas Day being bright, happy and full of exciting expectations. Christmas is truly a birthday party and it should be one of the trigger of the year where everyone about the home can join each other in the festivities. Because this is the birthday of the Christ Child who was born almost 2.000 years ago. If you bave nought to give other ^ than love and you give this freely from your heart, God rests you, you should let nothing affright you; it was Jesus Christ, your Saviour, who was born at this happy season, among the hills of Galilee where the flocks were sleeping and where great material possessions and stores were missing and lacking. 0 0 0 Poor Sara ? she thinks clinics are ? those facial tissues that pop up one at a time. IF III W+. w w Jk iim ^COMING OLD TIMERS received gold watches at the 16th Annual sie Jackson, Mary G. Harris, Edna Lawsoi >ung. Robert Little, Annie Milam, and Lo William E. Harris, Walter McAlister, Robi tations. obert Holden, Inez Byrum, Hudson Davis, nuuy o. sen Hit KAR AW ARI Two Clinton Mills Plant No. 2 emplc during the Old Timer's activities in Novc They were Ruby B. Self, a spooler te carding employee. Over 40(1 persons attended the event \ employees. IX 11 Roberts, vice president of ceremonies. Entertainment was furnished by the musical group comprised of Mrs. Eva B. L Miss Elizabeth Wright, Miss Kathy Foste 5 wk t Afl ' fl Old Timers Banquet held last month, l, Emma Dunaway, Ola Meadors. and is Pos. art Edge, Joseph E. Allman, President L. F. Wilson, and Morris Thibodeau. H\V >/ Mr 1 H u v L Vp m "V / a Bm Charles Dunaway I) RECIPIENTS ?yees received 40-year service awards ?mber. nder, and Charles Dunaway, a retired nnfivn nn/^ innetii ?n L of manufacturing, served as master Anniversary Singers, a singing and ,and, Mrs. A1 Reid, Miss Joan Burgess, x, and Miss Lana Stephens.