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mm mm mm mm m VOL. 23. NO. 1 Published B J CONGRATULATIONS ? Winnie D. ] ^ No. 2 Cloth Room employee, is all smil her 50-Year service award plaque fro tendent Jim Traynham, center, and PL Swetenburg, right. Two Complete Two Clinton Mills employees reached 50 year milestones in their employment ? careers with the company during Jan^ uary. Mel Satterfield, Lydia Weaving, and Winnie D. Barnett, No. 2 Cloth, received special engraved plaques commemorating their golden anniversary service date. The plaques, presented by their re spective Plant Managers, Ted Davenport and Dick Swetenburg and the departmental superintendents, on behalf of the Clinton Mills Board of 0 Directors, Corporate Officers, and other members of management expressed appreciation for Mel and Winnie's contributions to the growth and success of the company during the past half century. In addition to the plaques, on the weekend following their anniversary date, their Plant Manager and Personnel Director Calvin Cooper visited ^ them at home. Here each was presented I CLOTH CLINT Y and For Employees of Clinlon Mills. Clir L / js . y Barnett, left, Plant IN RECOGNTTI es as she received Davenport, left, rea m Cloth Superin- his 50-Year plaque ant Manager Dick Houston Ellis and ? . y-v, rc r,nnti / -M. V^W,X u V^VIX l/X. an anniversary cake to share with their family and friends in commemoration of 50 year employment history with the company. King Joins CI Norman D. "Sonny" King has been named Clinton Mills Co-ordinator of Behavioral Systems Programs. King, a native of Anderson, S. C., attended Clemson University School of Textiles from 1953 to 1955. He transferred to Presbyterian College in 1955 and received his BA degree in 1959. During his college career, King was active in Clinton's sports and recreational programs. He served as a Clinton Mills Swimming Pool lifeguard durine the summers of 1957 and 1958. He also served as line coach of the Clinton High School football team in (continued on page 3) IMAKER OM Mil I Q V_/l N IVI I don. S. C. JANUARY. 1974 aJ c jj * ^sffl^S^^HUHISBBSBtatf ON ? Lydia Plant Manager Ted ids Mel Satterfield the inscription on i as Assistant Weave Superintendent Superintendent Glenn Gaskins look on. C* rVMTTI L1UUU5 UC1 V1UC In addition, Mrs. Bamette received an orchid corsage to wear during the weekend. Mr. Satterfield received a similar corsage for his wife. inton Mills