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4 CSHKI ft m \ I N\ . fc ymI There Are "I've been emnli "I was 22 years old wl Mills. That was twenty si Ward, Clinton Building 1 out of the army.'' Claude recalls the earl truck driver with the out worked as a cloth doffer back to the shop. When he isn't at worl times enjoys watching va E. P. Taylor, Clinton is a very conscientious er work and equipment." 1 tractor trailer rig. | "There's Teamwoi j "I work with the besl ask for." stated Emma I "When I come to work e kind of people you find i "Here in the No. 1 P work and cooperation. T1 more than anything else.1 Emma's husband, has 40 years, and to the Dur She has been working U 13, 1045. I At Clinton Mills "It Means 1 for a Young n "Yes, I'm glad I work Plant No. 1 Loom Techi years ago as an Assistant I. ?1. ?.l ? nave w \fi fvcru my wciy up "I enjoy textile work provide a good living for Nathaniel is a gradual I spent two years in the A He is a native of Crt Baptist Church at Chapp CLOTHMAKER $ I Opportunities For >yed over 26 years" tien I came to work for Clinton ix years ago," stated Claude H. technician. "I came here right y days of his employment as a side crew. Some years later, he and after a while, transferred k, he enjoys fishing and somerious sports on TV. Plant Engineer, said, "Claude ^ nployee who takes pride in his ^ Fie operates the Clinton Mills k in our Department" J t group of people anyone could Dunaway, Plant No. 1 Spinner, ach day, I enjoy being with the n the Spinning Department." lant, we have a spirit of teamlis makes you enjoy your work been with the company over laways, "Clinton Mills is home." ; with the company since March Real Opportunity Loom Technician" in textiles," said Nathaniel Pitts, lician. "I came to work several t Tying Machine Operator, and I to my present job." . ii s sicaciy ana enables me 10 my family," he added, e of Bell Street High School and irmy. >ss Hill and attends Vaughnville ells.