Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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6 Modern L *4 MU -" i? ^ ? ? ML 1 v . 19H Completes 2 noose veil Junes, unnio 25 years continuous servii Outside Supervisor Gleni service award watch and a member of the Old Tir ization Pr< H V gfT= m lr Ink \i m K?J 5 Years Service n Outside employee, completed ce with the company June 21. i Downs presented Jones his congratulated him on becoming ners Club. ejects Move I "SS ttuVE^H" H Clinton Mills has numeri underway at its plants. The to photograph several of Ihes torial account of the work beii checks site for new Clinton i locales underground pipes i (3) Marion Hiers examines ne' (4) new pipe lines are being p (5) D. C. Whitman checks ui at a Clinton cooling tower siti for a Clinton cooling site; (7) foundation and site for a L] Dock Dover operates Clintoi within the shop. The gates ai ivirwr m* A HEiW lTl/% With this issue, The Clothi head. The old one using the ground, is being replaced wi Mills flag which was adopte< which was begun in 1952, b No. 1, No. 2, and Lydia empi employees, their families, m; We sincerely hope that thi; your publication. Each star on the flag repi within Clinton Mills, Inc. R u CLOTHMAKER ? : Along >us modernization projects Clothmaker has attempted e to give its readers a picig done. Photo (1) Engineer warehouse; (2) Buddy Tapp for new construction site; w electrical units for Lydia: G ut into place by contractors; 4 iderground cable uncovered e; (6) steel is put into place Paul Arnold checks out the rdia cooling tower, and (8) i gales from new location re now TV monitored. STHEAD I maker takes on a new mastr CM logo and fabric backith one bearing the Clinton d in 1971. The Clothmaker, rings to the Bailey, Clinton Invpps ripwc anH viou/?j frnm anagement, and the editors, s "face change" will enhance esents a manufacturing unit { (