The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, May 15, 1973, Page 10, Image 10

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10 Recent < f Horace Emery, Lydia E 30. His fellow employees i his happy retirement by ] Horace had been with the < k a J. M. Cunningham's fel ing him a very enjoyable pletion of work on May Lubricator, had been emp o . r. t out a utruiwna, a Liyuia Sara received a variety of She had been employed : Retirees Honore fl ^4 h ' Mtov wrn-^Mm >rawing Operator, retired April sxpressed their best wishes for presenting him numerous gifts, company since January 27, 1958. low employees are shown wish! retirement following his com10. Mr. Cunningham, a Loom loyed since August 28, 1935. -HI JtL.: Smash Specialist, retired May 1. " gifts from her fellow employees, since October 9, 1952. :d by Fellow 1 Mr! Elmer Seay, seated, April 17. Elmer, a con Operator, had been ei shown surrounded by lowing a retirement p; Stella Duckett, a retirement party in tl 16. She had been emp G CLOTHMAKER j Employees ^ % / 'i 1U (J v - - viLJH fl^ER?Ej9v "*| I I jlL?1 R? H hi , retired from Plant No. 2 Spinning ibination Doffer and Quill Machine nploycd since July 12, 1962. He is many of his fellow employees folarty in the canteen area. t | Plant No. 2 Spinner, enjoyed her le canteen area. Stella retired April tloyed since November 30, 1964. BULK RATE U. S. POST ACE PAID Clinton, S. C. 4 Permit No. 59 4