Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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GiSi||jai|pl ' ' r- :S-""v? SINCE 1896 VOL. 21. NO. 6 Published FOURTH OF JULY SUMMER VA The July 4th Independence Day celebration has a double meaning for Clinton Mills employees. In addition to observing July 4th as the anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, it also is the time Clinton employees enjoy their summer vacations. Our plants will be closed from Midnight, Friday, June 30 until Sunday, Midnight, July 5). Plant employees will receive vacation nav in arrnrHanpi* with thn nm > ' ? en Bailey Spinning Euhanks Named Assistant Overseer ' Billy Euhanks has been named third shift spinning Assistant Overseer, Bailey Plant. Eubanks joined Clinton Mills in Janu ary, and worked in various manufacturing areas prior to assuming his present position. He and his wife, Betty, are members of Saxon Baptist Church. He is active in the Spartanburg Shrine Club. P The Eubanks reside in Spartanburg. .r.r::. ; .; . ' * ??:illl||l; ?H '? v ? -i: ||g UMAIIPR ftpH-iHiSii :5u j ' S -i-i?_j f and For Employees of Clinton Mills, CI CATIONS BEG visions of the Clinton Mills Vacation Pay Policy. If past experience is any indication, Clinton Mills employees and their families will spread to virtually every section of the nation during vacation week. Many will spend time at the beaches, while others will choose the mountains for sightseeing and fun The Grand Strand of South Carolina is a favorite of our employees but many will be found at other beach and mountain resorts. VACATION PAY TI Summer vacation pay checks tota 11M) eligible employees on June 30 w In December. 712 eligible emplo checks totalling $70,174.57. The combined vacation pay check: Each deDartmental bulletin board recipients. Payroll checks for week ending J 12 noon. Friday, July 7. Clinton Plants No. 1 and No. 2 ar Clinton Mills Payroll Office. The Lydi; Manager's Office. Rogers Heads Carl Rogers, Bailey Plant Manager, has been elected President of the Clinton Kiwanis Club. Other Clinton Mills employees serving with Rogers will l>o Bill Hill, Plant Nit 2 Wenvini' Overseer Vice Presi dent; Standards Manager A C. Young; and Public Relations Assistant Mack Parsons, Directors. President Rogers is a World War II Navy Veteran and a 15150 graduate of Clemson University. He came to Clinton Mills February 1, 10(56 when construction was begun on the Bailey Plant. J I:i -rtrl-ir:: i ;:~i: -. "n.- yiKkrr:.:' r.Hil*~I' '~~ -: " * : >: ' i.rv.'i.-n'Jll? Sk= : . ' ft tip: [ :f- i . ::. . .... jj L: :ik\. it-' inlon. S. C. JUNE. 1972 IN JUNE 30 Many employees will be visiting as far away as Hawaii, and California. Others will be visiting interesting sites in the Mountains of North Carolina and Tennessee. Six Flags Over Georgia and Daytona Beach. Florida also rank among the popular spots for Clinton employees and their families. ... ~.ll /...r v/ U1 uupu id Lil4.lL nil Ul ULU L-U1[JIU> L-td will enjoy their vacation and return safely. DTALS $111,403.03 111 ir?i4 $141,403.03 will l>e distributed to ith their regular payroll checks, yees received Christmas vacation pay 1 C ?7 L'A s unuiiL'u < ou. listed eligible employee vacation pay fuly 2nd will be paid from 10 a.m. to id the Bailey Plant will be paid at the a Plant will be paid at the Lydia Plant Kiivanis (Jlib <_ Jl