Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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FEBRUARY. 1974 Sfek. / . v air ^ John F. Broom, left. Can ? M. Davis, Sr., right. Card O "fly" waste. It is necessary order to remove trash and fore Proper machine settings are a fiber is not wasted when fore ^ Service j * For Jai The following employees awards during January. 5 Ye NAME Charles E. Parker Era H. Iusti ^ John K. Copeland 10 Yi Ray Patterson Willie Spires 15 Yi William E. Watkins Eugene J. Bishop * The Clothmaker The Clothmaker would Nelson and Oliver Estes, both R. Clark. Clinton Shop emp years continuous service dur: We also salute Kelly M. years continuous service and Cannon, both Plant No. 1 em ^ years continuous service. A T V* . *1 ; <fl 'vvy _i-m9' n M i Technician, and Charles perator, examine the card to produce some waste in ugn matter from the cotton, must in order that useable >ign materials are removed. Awards [21 nuary I?-U received continuous service ars PLANT Lydia Lydia Lydia ears Lydia Plant No. 1 ears Warehouse Plant No. 2 Proudly Salutes: like to recognize Earl Y. i Lydia employees and Janie iloyee for completion of 30 ing January. King, Plant No. 2, for 35 I Oscar Kinard and Nathan ployees for completion of 45 ! 8g jl f fjun PER POUNDER \ ? yaff JAN., '73 Clinton Mills Executiv Cornelson presented Clinto Warren H. Weisz, left, his ! We is/, joined the Clinton si salesman. He became Vice in 1956, and was named C dent in 1966. CaiM Amerkc Save 25' 3 sS 3s 9801 ; PER POUND w) JAN., '74 >1 e Vice President George H. m Mills Sales Corp. President 25 year service award recently, lies firm January 31, 1949 as a President in Charge of Sales linton Mills Sales Corp. PresiV u X? * linn