Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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JULY. 1973 Recent Retirees ? y I HSkv 1 nil Mrs. Fulle S J. E. Braswell, Plai nician, presented Mrs. from her fellow empli after more than fifteen USSR? m m Mrs. I.urillp F.Hith Tavk gift from her fellow Lydia Drawing-In ope since October 11, 1951 mm r I L< I H |P^ H > IvW^ rl r Retired June 25 nt No. 2 Cloth Department TechLurey Fuller a retirement gift oyees. She retired June 25. 1973 years continuous service. ' ??? ?? ??m ua i ? 1 K50L Taylor Retires >r is shown receiving a retirement t'nipiuytrs on junt" ijulihc, ct rator, had been with the company ). ral SERVICI If I FOR Name 20 ' Albert L. Lancaster Samuel S. Williams Doris Hughey 5 1 Leonard Pitts IT Tt H o uitrut 11. iviasuu _ Barbara A. Vance Loraine McGowan ? Katherine Chalmers Jennie M. Richard Clink has been Superiorly for? \ and they've tf * customers at> inDNR for 2 Newspaper Sal Daily News Record, th tho textile industry, teatur Mills in a recent issue. ' the fact that for every da Mills, for 77 years Laurer ployer, has been running tomers about their fabric? 5 ? AWARDS JUNE Plant fears ? Cotton Lab Plant No. 1 Lydia rears Plant No. 2 Plant No. 2 Plant No. 2 Plant No. 2 Bailey Bailey m Mills pmuuuiig uality Fabrics 7years ? been telling out their fabrics everv dav 4years utes (linton Mills ie leading daily newspaper of ed the above salute to Clinton The full page copy recognizes y of the past 24 years Clinton is County's leading textile eman advertisement telling cusi.