Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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2 I yW ^ A ^ ^ SiiM Si Barry Kitchens, 21, I Technician, has found hi Barry, like his father, w ployee, believes in doinj attendance record. Barrv his high school days, and training he has received position. THESE \J Floyd Ballew, 22, Trainee, is appreciative prepare himself for a mnfhnr Mpc Qnro QKnlr plier. He has been wii 6, 1972. 3lant No. 1 Carding Department is textile career quite rewarding, ho is a long service Clinton em I good work and having a good worked for the company during I has been quite pleased with the as he progressed to his present vAimr. cum ivuiiv uvirLi also a Lydia Loom Technician of the training he is receiving to better job in textiles. Floyd's iut, is a Lydia Loom Filling Supth the company since November IL IB V. * * i ..jHl v\v Hk Brian BlackwelL 22, Pla transferred from Lydia Plant Superintendent, described Br ambitious young employee. H well, was a Card Technician ; Mills Old Timers Club. Bris Blackwell, is a long service PI WEES ARE I Brenda Wilson, 23, Baile enjoying her work at Clintt working conditions very pie esting and rewarding. nt No. 2 Card Technician, in 1972. Joel Cox, Carding ian as a hard workine and is father, the late Roy Blackand a member of the Clinton an's mother, Mrs. Louise E. ant No. 1 Spinning employee. INDING AN * V*. y Plant Spinner Trainee, is >n Mills. She has found the asant and her training inter1