Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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6 3ft. \ | $Q|-?1 John Samples Promoted From Within PLANT NO. 2 ASST. John W. Samples and Charles Terry Campbell have been named Assistant Superintendents of Clinton Mills Plant No. 2 Carding and Weaving, respectively. Samples, who has been with Clinton Mills since 1958, was a Carding MainTprVinininn hofnrn nccnmino V^..?..VW * VV.....V.?i, "VWIW U^UU.Ulb A MESSAGE FROM CLINT J mii i Q / //W ^ I /. One of these days, whether you like it or not, you're going to have to think about your retirement, and some of us are a whole lot closer to that day than we like to admit. Our Profit Sharing & Retirement Fund is designed to HELP assure us of a comfortable and secure retirement, but it isn't supposed to do the job by itself. Everyone ought to begin early putting a little bit aside each payday to go along with their Retirement money. A few dollars from ea-h paycheck won't be missed t_ I & *1 fll I-1 very mucn now, our rney win aaa up in a few years and just might make the difference between fishing from a boat and fishing from the creek bank. Your friend, Terry Campbell f . SUPERINTENDENTS [ his new position on March 5. He is c on the third shift. s Campbell, also promoted from within the company, was a Weaving Mainten- 5 nance Technician before receiving his I new assignment on February 19. Camp- c bell has been with Clinton Mills since i June 6, 1957. i Ray Fulmar Retirement has come once again to Clinton Mills Plant No. 2. This time, Ray Fulmer, a Carding employee, has reached the golden age of retirement. Ray plans to take up "full time" resting, visiting, and traveling. He had been employed with the company since October 7, 1946. CLOTHMAKER # Easter Sunday April 22 Easter is the Christian festival which onors the resurrection, or rising from he dead, of Christ. In most of the hurches, Easter marks the end of he forty - day observance of Lent, 'he Catholic Church and some of the # -roiesiani cnurcnes uegin 10 prepare or Easter on Ash Wednesday. From hat day until the end of Lent, special levotions are held, and many personal Measures are given up. Holy Week . . . the seven days before Caster ... is a time of deep religious eeling and worship. Easter Sunday is bserved with special services, music ^ ind flowers. Quite a few of the rhurches also hold a special baptismal ;ervice on Easter. TTocfor /iVtn rloif urill to fircl AJUOIV.4 V VI I\- UUJ AW W AAA UV. / AO 11IV. A AA O I >unday after the first full moon on or jefore March 21. The earliest Easter ran be is March 22, and the latest is \pril 25. We will observe Easter on \pril 22 this year. * %.. ' V:. jj -ff* v v gk*p>A... ^ jfc-^Tv ij| tva Man ley Eva Manley is spending a great deal ^ of her time enjoying the rocking chair she received following retirement from Lydia Spooling February 15. Eva, a spooler operator at retirement, had been employed since May 27, 1952. SAFETY PAYS ACCIDENTS COST 4