Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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CLOTHMAKER % % Dick Swalanburg Barry Whilman (Continued from page 1) SIX MANUFACTI ley, and their four month old son. Brian, live at 116 Arrowood Lane. Laurens. ^ Whitman had held the Bailey Plant Night Superintendent's position since 1971. Since joining Clinton Mills in 1963, he has worked in numerous manufacturing areas. He attended both the University of South Carolina and Presbyterian College. A deacon at the First Baptist Church, p Whitman is active with the church's p.* Ted Davenport 4B8^v o ^ _ r A^. W. Bob Hooks URING MEN RECEIV youth groups. He is married to th former Emily Davis. They have tw oaugnters, iara Michelle, 4; and Trac Lynne, 1. The Whitmans live on Sui set Boulevard. Hooks, who holds a B. S. Degree i Textiles from N. C. State, has been Plant No. 1 Spinning Assistant Ove: seer since completion of Clinton's Si porvisory Training Program. He is married to the former Att: Bell Todd. The Hooks and their daugl ter Ann Marie, live at 6OIM1 S. Broa 1 A i dfck Mac Gaorga \m * I Johnny Malpass F PRDMOTIOMC ? ? -w ? W "W I l*j Street. They are members of Broad Street ^ Methodist Church. Clinton Plant No. 1 employee John n W. Malpass attended Clinton High a School. He has been with Clinton r_ Mills since January. 1- MalDaSS rpsirips nt 107 Onlrlow/1 Street. He, his wife, the former Lurie line Woody, and their two daughters: l- Sheila and Karen, reside at 107 Oakd land Street.