Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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APRIL. 1972 ? ^ David Mimi M. S. Bailey Eight sons and daughters of Clinton Mills and M. S. Bailey and Son, Bankers, have applied for scholarships through the Bailey Foundation. They are David Gaskins, Mimi ^ Braswoll. Susan Bryan, Mike Blackwell, Randy Sheriff. Debbie Fallaw, Robert Hiers, and Donald F. Taylor. David Gaskins is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn D. Gaskins. Sr. Glenn is Lydia weaving overseer. David is a member of the Clinton High School Beta Club, has been active for several years in the Junior Achievement Program, and is organist for Lydia Baptist Church. He plans to enter either Spartan^ burg or North Greenville Junior College this fall. Harold Tavlnr's son rinnalfl Frnnlr lin. is a senior at Ford High School, Laurens. Donald's favorite subjects arc government. English, and Physics. His father is a Lydia weaving employee. He is active in Todd Memorial Presbyterian Church, is a member of the Beta Club, and serves on the Little Eagle staff. Melissa "Mimi" Braswcll, daughter ^ of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Braswell plans to enter the University of South Carolina and study Pharmacy. Mimi's father is a Clinton shop employee; her mother is employed by M. S. Bailey and Son. Bankers. Mimi enjoys chemistry and math. She is active in the Library Club, the National Honor Society, and the FHA. C II - J uiiiui uuaau ui villi. U.llll^llUM 1)1 I\UV. and Mrs. Roscoc Bryan, plans to enter h either Cletnson or the University of South Carolina. She enjoys English and French. Susan is president of the National Honor Society, and was representative to the Girls' State last year, and is co-editor of the high school yearbook. Susan's mother is employed by the Bailey Agency. Michael Blackwell. son of Mr. and Mrs. William Blackwell, is active in ) Broad Street Methodist Church. His Susan Mike Scholarship father is manager of the Clinton Mills Store. Mike enjoys psychology and mathematics. He plans to study Administrative Management at either Clemson or Francis Marion University. Another scholarship applicant Randy Sheriff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Randy r.ugenc anerm, plans to enter Palmer Business College in the fall. Math and i English are his favorite subjects. Randy's father is a Plant No. 2 carding employee. Debbie Fallaw. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vandv Fallaw. plans to enter Clemson or Presbyterian College. She is active in Bethany Presbyterian Church and is in charge of the Church's nursery. Her main academic interests lie in the areas of mathmatics. chemistry, and physics. Debbie's extra curricular activities include membership in the Junior Five Complete 21 Five Clinton Mills employees completed 25 years continuous service to the Company during March. These were Anna B. Campbell and Airman SWalv St; Tony E. Shealy, a member of the United States Air Force, is stationed at Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas. Airman Shealy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shealy. both Lydia Plant employees. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 1. H. Ginn of Joanna Airman Shealy's address is: AMN Tony E. Shealy 250029635 Box 8679 PSC 2 Sheppard Air Force Base. Texas 76311 5 Randy Debbie dates Named & -f, Robert Donald Classical League, National Honor Society, and she also serves as the Clinton High School Chorus pianist. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hiers' son, Robert Erwin, has chosen to enter either Presbyterian College or the University of South Carolina this fall. His father is a Lvdia electrician. Robert's extra curricular activities include membership in the Science Club and the National Honor Society. > Years Service Odcll Lambert, both Plant No. 1 employees: James W. Nelson. Lydia; and William and Inez McGinnis, both Plant No. 2 employees. iitionrd in Texas