The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, November 15, 1972, Page 4, Image 4
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During this
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for granted?
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"My health is
family, and that
very thankful for
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stay in the hosp:
improving and s
I'm very grateful
State College."
t's Thanksgivin
Thanksgiving Season, our thoughts
xial activities. But do we really gi\
predate our family, our friends, ou
of these four employees were most
eir feelings about Thanksgiving.
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good, and I like my job. I have a ni
's about all a fellow can ask for. I
everything that I have."
LeTester Robinson. Lydia Cardi
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lust returned home from a three monl
ital. I thank the Lord that her health
rie no longer is a nospixai paueni. /\i
for my two daughters who are attendi
Lillie Johnson, Plant No. 1 Spooli
ig At Clinton Mil
are normally of a laden table, cozy surr
re the proper thanks for the blessings in
r homes, our work, and the other blessii
heartening as the Clothmaker asked then
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,ce "I recently returned to work af
'm Thanksgiving I give thanks for beii
work. My health is continuing to ir
ng I give thanks."
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Lhs <4T Hjjuo n nirp family nnrl T'vp b
is years. Too often all of us fail to r
so, have to be thankful for. It's wondi
Jig place to work, good health, and tl
life has to offer."
ing Thurman Ray S
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-oundings, comforts,
life that we have?
rigs which we take
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ter being sick. This ^
rig able to return to
nprove, and for this,
ibors, Lydia Spinning
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teen blessed over the
eali/.e how much we
crful to have a good
In hottnr thindc f hnt
ihealy. Lydia Carding
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