Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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CLOTHMAKER ...A G THE employees feature one thing in common ? a record. Clinton Mills em| A 't N ifel&ser I don'i believe in staying < "In the thirteen years I'\ onlv misspH a fpw Hava rino as I have a job to do, I ju w unless I have to. In the las one day. This was due to s William Met pry""*' ,.r It just isn't a good policy t< "I've been with Clinton that I should bo on the job of work is just a bad habil ^ John E. ood Attendance id on this page have at least i good attendance and work sloyees value their jobs and jar wmr\ > jff the job. re been with Clinton Mills, I've to sickness, death, etc. As long st don't believe in staying out ;t three years, I've missed only i death in my family." Vaters. Clinton No. 2 Spinning 3 stay out of work. Mills since June 6, 1966. I feel every day because staying out t." Williams, Lydia Plant Carding And Work R< each knows the value of worli of Clinton's employees want on regular attendance with V '#* I know they depend on me to ' Tin T x_ J t? iitrn i accepted my jod Clinton Mills expected me to During my twelve years with 1 only a few days. I know the each day." Carl T mr * is*.-* ShHp^^BV^^ C >' ,/ One must do his best to succe Gholdie Simmons believes t 1 1-- i? ' - * - ' " i?ny is jusi a gooa policy to I ho is on the job, the company Gholdie Sim 7 ecord... ting regularly. Here, some > to share their thoughts the Clothmaker rpnrlsrt be on the job. January 7, 1960, I knew be on the job every day. :he company, I have missed ; company depends on me urner, Lydia Plant Carding ;V^ ed at anything. hat reporting to work reguhave. He knows that when expects him to do his best. mons. Plant No. 1 Weaving