Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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MARCH. 1972 Barker Brotht Two Clinton Mills Plant No. 2 brothers?Charlie and Rudolph Barker ?will receive 40 year service awards next month at the annual Old Timers Banquet. Charlie will complete his 40 years ^ service on April 9. He was employed in 1932 as a battery filler. From this ijusiiiuii, nt: tiuvdiiceu 10 weaver, anu 28 years ago, became a loom fixer. He holds this position now. His brother, Rudolph, has been Assistant Overseer since 1953. He joined Clinton Mills in 1931 as a sweeper. During the last forty years, he's also been a battery filler, smash hand, weaver, "quill man," overhauler, and ^ loom fixer. The Barkers are avid fishermen. They love the outdoors, and Charlie finds hunting relaxing in the winter months. Rudolph attends Calvary Baptist Church and Charlie is a member of Frovidence Associate Reformed Preshvtcrian r"hiirrh Five Complete Over 2, Five employees completed twenty fi ? continuous service with Clinton Mills They were Russell A. Bigham. 25 ve Rufus A. Handback. 30 years, Lydia; 30 years, Plant No. 2: I. O. Ray, 35 y< and Jonas B. Samples, 35 years, also PI tm. ? m\k y k A. U 'fli Clinton Mills Hosts Nurs< Clinton Mills nurses Nell Haggart were hostesses for the South Carolina Association which met at Presbyterian ( Mrs. Grace Mitchell of Ninety Six. the SCINA. and Mrs. Haggart, left, arc ^ the effects of the Occupational Safety upon industrial nursing with Mrs. Eleai Mrs. Garvin is Associate Director of Pub ^rs To Receive 40 - Rudolph The Barker brothers come from a family of 14 children, many of whom have worked for the Company from time to time. Two other brothers are also Clinton employees: Mareell and Claude. Plant No. 1 and No. 2 weavinc 5 Years ve or more years Serrire A during February. service A ars. Plant No. 2; p ; George Gossett, ? 1 cars. Plant No. 2: ant No. 2. The following e continuous service Charles B. Williar iiiK^ "^5* Thomas E. Gary |fltw " Willie J. Hill A. C. Grant Thomas A. Bryan W Milas Smith |] ^P Preston Culbertsoi Harold R. Gault Sara W. Word James W. Cannon Lillie M. Workmai Gruber Jesse C. Johnson Otis Martin Ruby C. Owens ps Meeting J?yce N Finl<?y and Belly Hogan Indu?trial Nurse* Bobbie L. South ?olleae last monlh. T i. t right. President of t shown discussing r and Health Act lor Garvin, center. Claude E. Rirchn lie Health Nursing. John B. Copcland 5 Year Awards Jv 3 i A mm wk Charlie employees, respectively. "Our brothers and sisters are scattered from Clinton to Nevada," stated the two. "Twelve are still living, and we manage to have a family reunion about every four years." [wards for ^ I ruary j| mplcyees completed five or more years during February. 5-Years nson Plant No. 1 Plant No. 2 Plant No. 2 Plant No. 2 t ...... Plant No. 2 Plant No. 2 i, Jr. Bailey Bailey Bailey Bailey n Bailey Bailey Bailey Bailey Bailey Railf>v 10-Years Plant No. 2 Lydia 15-Years nore Bailey I Lydia