The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, March 15, 1973, Page 8, Image 8

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8 ? A. \J Joe Sam Caughman, < continuous service with Clii man, wno is fiani xno. 1 &p his award from Plant Ma Vice President of Manufac SERVIC FOR F The following employee ing February: 5 Herman Phipps Richard Tinsley ray rrocior Vera Bellue James H. Woody 1( Carolyn Sue Edmonds Iris H. Smith 1! Thurman Ray Shealy Evelyn M. Thompson 21 David R. Coker Wesley L. Ivester Charlie F. Grogan n Event Tc a ? 9B center, completed forty years nton Mills February 12. Caughinnine Sunerintendent received nager Sam Williams, left, and turing D. H. Roberts, right. :e awards [SI ebruary L5JI ?s received service awards dur -Years Lydia Plant No. 2 Plant No. 2 Plant No. 1 Bailey )-Years ... ... Bailey Office i-Years Lydia Plant No. 1 3-Year* Lydia Plant No. 2 Plant No. 1 > Remember - \P*V i ' r:: j? lvirs. rvamryn nampion, ljyaia we Supplier, second from left, complete tinuous years of service with Clinton M Manager Ted Davenport, right, pre: engraved watch commemorating the Superintendent G?- nn Gaskins, left, ai center, assisted in the presentation. 1 |/KV r T* Clara Shepard, a Plant No. 1 Spim ing several nice gifts from her fellow retirement on March 5. Mrs. Shepard since January 10, 1958. 0 CLOTHMAKER I * V f (^S aving Loom Filling d twenty-five conills March 15. Plant sented her a gold occasion. Weaving nd Arthur GalLman, ?BE : , yy j ? / J " ler, is shown receivemployees following had been employed # I