Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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2 jjv. vr a ? \\ <Lk m H "5' uW J ,v i \ 4 ^JM Mary Ann Stewart, RN, checks blood pressure for Bailey Plant Receptionist Karen Davis. Bailey and Lydia Plants A IT1UI y Ml 111 JICWUII Named Plants Nurse Mrs. Mary Ann Stewart joined Clinton Mills recently as nurse for Lydia and Bailey Plants. She attended Lander College and is a graduate of Charlotte Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. A native of Cross Anchor, she is married to Angus Stewart and they have two children: Mary Katherine 14; and Mac, 10. Old Timers C A. t,. Lawson Clinton Supply Employed 3-12-49 OUR CHI Carol and Kevin Smith are the charming children of Larry and Norma Smith. Carol is three years old and Kevin is ten months old. Larry is a Lydia Supply Clerk. They are the grandchildren of Mrs. William B. Smith and the late Mr. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cunningham. Fred is " a Lydia Slasher Operator. ruM* l Monica Kevin ' Monica Renee, 10 months old; and L Kevin Wayne Dixon, 3'.2 years old, are the children of Petty Officer and 5 Mrs. Wayne Dixon of Munford, Tenr ncssee. They are the grandchildren of , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rollins, No. 2 Cloth. Hub Gains Two I A K'. 4 Cornelia M. Burdette Lydia Weaving Employed 3-2-49 CLOTHMAKER 1LDREN &A. Carol Kevin A MESSAGE FROM (V \J CLINT WA? MILLS /rW A frioriH nf minp usprl to sav ** ** ? ? ? / that money may not be the most important thing there is, but it is way out ahead of whatever is in third place. That was meant to be a joke, of ^ course, but it is true that money is important. Not only does it buy things we want and need now, it also gives us some security against tne time wnen we win want to take it a little easier. Now most of us don't save as much as we ought to, and we are glad we won't have to depend completely on savings for our income after we retire. By the same token, we ought not to plan on depending completely on our Profit % Sharing and Retirement money, either. This money should be a part of a balanced program that includes Social Security, savings, insurance, and other investments. All these things together should provide a comfortable retirement for most people. The important thing to consider is where these thmgs come from. All of these things I mentioned ^ except your Profit Sharing are paid for by you (and your Company), in the case of Social Se ? -L 1 A .1 9 A curi.y; oui you aon i pay anything at all for your Profit Sharing and Retirement benefits. Clinton Mills takes care of that. Your friend.