Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 ? THREE < if Lena E. Malhis Lydia Spinning Employed 7-28-48 If iVkv\oMv^A^ **y; Educational Assistance Refund Your Hidden Payc One wav in which the company ac paycheck is through its educational plan. Through this plan, Clinton Mills assistance to employees who take ap selected educational institutions. Undei company pays up to 50% of the amour ployee for the course upon its success presentation of a certificate or diplom THIRTY YTAR5 e m. m j Five employees completed thirty y< July and August. These were Mary Sue Spinning, employed July 3, 1943; J< Plant No. 2 Spinning, employed Ji Woodard, Jr., Plant No. 1 Carding, Jul; O'Shields, Lydia Spinning, August 21, Craine, Plant No. 1 Spinning, August ! OLD TIMER! William C. Thrift. Jr. Lydia Shop Employed 8-30-48 heck f Ids to your hidden assistance refund I provides financial (proved courses in *?jf i still this program, the choose textile % f V\ t t ? " Ha,u "T V Cloth employ ful completion and a. An emploj Winnie recall have had a j( "Clinton IV ears service during Uvi for mc Etters, Plant No. 2 ?? :4.? iitiiiviciiiy, nd eanette Woodward, lly 28, 1943; Bon "Over the y 31, 1943; Alice B. whom I woi 1943; and James C. realize I have 28, 1943. enjoy every l CLOTHMAKER 5 NAMED ? V -W* *L ** a" ^ Ruby L. Lydia TA#.kn;Mai cA*?.;MA. n^o.^^4 iuv.iuuv.ai uui iv.ua lyupai iiiiuiii Employed 8-21-48 w 0^ 'I'd Choose Textiles \s A Career Again" had my working life to start over again, I'd s to work in," stated Winnie Barnett, No. 2 ee. fee with almost 50 years continuous service, % s "Had it not been for textiles, I may not ob." 1 ills, as well as textiles, has provided a good i. It's been my career, and a good one. Fimeant a lot to me," she added. years, I've met a lot of interesting people uld not have met otherwise. Each day I ( a job to do and it must be done right?but I minute of it." ^