Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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CLOTHMAKER ? Goal Must Be Met SUPPORT YOUR UF DRIVE Sometimes we feel right hopeless about the many national and international problems which slay in | W the headlines of the news and which seem completely beyond our I control. Rather than throwing up our hands in disgust we must try to make our influence felt where we can?at home in our own community. One way we can do this is to generously support our United Fund as we have in the past. The United Fund provides funds _ for medical research, youth activi^ ties and a variety of social services, which potentially affect each of us and which are so important to the general character of our community life. Their budgets must be met if we are to continue to have the benefit of these worthy causes. Some of Our Children Angie Sue Gann, 2, and Charles DeWitt Gann, 10 months, are the charming children of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gann. Charles is a Plant No. 2 weaving employee. F^SlI Jr- the handyjBIIB some son of Mr. ^lw ^ anu iv i i o. v mi Jackson, Sr. His grandparents are " Mr. and Mrs. F.u1 gene Kinard. P Mr, Kinard is a _ * Lydia warehouse W r', < tw | employee. .A i pr r \ 1 r ^ - > Paul Revis Promoted From Within The Company Revis and Weathers Namet Monroe Weathers and Paul Revis S have been promoted from within p the company to Assistant Overseer positions in Bailey Spinning and L Lydia Weaving, respectively. oi Weathers, who resides at 407 Fleming Street. Laurens, joined the 7. company June 8. He was employed in the Bailey V UNITED FUND BEN* During September, each Clinton p Mills employee will have an oppor- tc tunity to pledge a contribution in support of the Greater Clinton United o Fund. tl Those of us with good health, good employment, and a chance for hap- s< piness have the privilege and re- ^ sponsibility for helping those who ? are less fortunate. This we can do, ^ easily and conveniently, by pledging ? *1 a! ai i i ! a i p i u comriDunon to ine unuea runa Campaign. 8 The drive in the plants and offices q will begin September 14 and continue n for one week. Clinton Mills em- 2 5 KRpr ^ Monroe Weathers / Assistant Overseers pinning Roller Shop prior to his romotion to Assistant Overseer. Revis, who lives on Pine Street, ydia, was a loom fixer at the time f his promotion. He was employed by Lvdia June 1961. Revis is on the second shift: /eathers, the third. TITS EVERYONE loyees have always responded well > the United Fund Drive. Each employee will be given an pportunity to do his part in assistina le Greater Clinton United Fund reach s goal of $57,400. The goal repreents the minimum amount needed >r the support of the numerous oranizations comprising the United und. WAIST ADV. mm movie camera with carrying case, 'ontact David Smith, Plant No. 2 Spining. Call home phone number 969742.