Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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2 400 ATTEND 17tl Four hundred OLD TIMERS and their guests attended the 17th annual OLD TIMERS BANQUET April 16. Thirty three employees received service awards as they recorded additional milestones in their employment history. Two employees from Plant No. 2 received 50-Year Golden Anniversary Service Awards. They were Vesta Eu banks. Spinning; and Grange Campbell. Supply. President Robert M. Vanee also presented 40-Year service awards to Charlie and Rudolph Barker, both Plant No. 2 weaving employees. Twenty-nine employees received engraved watches of their choice as they joined others who have completed a quarter century or more continuous service to the company. \ / ; a mq M 44) Year Award Rudolph Barker Robert M. Vance . \\ M \L OLD TII> 25 Year A war Twenty-nine employees received eni years continuous service to the company. Evelyn Simmons, Mary Brookshire, Ethel rish, Annie Murphy. Katherine Heaton, E Smith, Curtis Taylor. Harold Taylor. Bill Vance who made the presentation; Hom< Caughman, Ray Fulmer, Roy Blsckwell, a G. Barnett. Inez Blackwell. Vandy Fallc Levester Robinson. Willie Suber, Mozell it f H S Charlie Barker Vesta Euba CLOTHMAKER /IERS BANQUET <1 Kccipii'iils ^ graved watches for completion of 25 Seated left to right are Ruth Lancaster, Wallenzine, Ruth McGinnis, Ann Parileen Ellis. Back left to right, Cecil T. King, Bob Nelson, President Robert M. er Fuller. John E. Braswell, James E. nd Augustus C. Nelson. Absent: James >w. Anthony Forrester, Walter Moore, e Young, and Lucille Wilbanks. Iijvr. r i i I <* i\ c* m O Y??ar Awards inks Grange Campbell ^