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4 U v\ Bumper Stickers Disp Clinton Mills is participating in Textil Henry Lawson, Plant No. 1 Spinning, has on his car telling everyone that ' In textih with every job." Hundreds of these vin^ cars throughout the area. April Procl This month our city's and county's leading and largest employer, the textile industry, is conducting Textile Careers Month, a campaign aimed at attracting new and prospective employees. Textile Careers Month is a joint effort of textile companies to make people more aware of the challenges and rewards open to them in an industry that offers more than just a job?an industry that offers a career. Several thousands of our citizens have found job security and advancement in this industry and have helped themselves as well as others in so doing. Our local textile industry's multimillion dollar payrolls are the bedrock and bellwether of our city's and county's economy and additionally they have made many substantial contributions toward the building of medical, educational, recreational and youth activities facilities and the financing of higher education through scholarships and grants. It is fitting that the industry sponsor and promote Textile Careers Month, for, the future of Clinton depends greatly on its textile companies and the people making their careers here at home. NOW, THEREFORE, I, J. Frost Walker, mayor of the City of Clinton, do call upon all citizens of Clinton to f ?layed "A Career C le Careers Month. Mrs. Glcnda Huey. a bumper sticker indicating that textiles, a career comes sign carries the same /\ stickers are on are on main highway aimed Textile Caret April has been proclaimed Textile Cai Walker. The Proclamation calls attention is Clinton's leading and largest employer. Mills President Robert M. Vance, left, and I right. observe the month of April as Textile hi Careers Month in recognition of the S i rtrl i icf rt/'c c*?lf-r*?cnnnt:ii;n nf titiiHnc nnrl fi actions toward the community and its citizens as well. H IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have CLOTHMAKER 7 M & jy. omes With Every Job" Clinton Office, holds a sign further es offers career opportunities. The ^ message as larger billboards which ~ s ?rs Month wm * JfcTl 5 /' 1. NLA reers Month by Clinton Mayor Frost to the fact that the textile industry ^ Shown with the Mayor are Clinton ^ Employment Manager Harvey Dickert. ereunto set my hand and caused the eal of the City of Clinton to be afxed. i jonc mis oiri 01 /\prn, mneieen [undred Hundred and Seventy-Three J. Frost Walker #