The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, April 15, 1974, Page 5, Image 5
APRIL. 1974
All Age Group
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"It's a Better
0 "Twelve years ago, I ci
Lydia Plant as a "Card S
trained me to operate cards
since i compieiea my iraini
He noted that he likes i
by the company. "I could
my textile job is steady a
want. When away from the
Eugene's collections inc
records, and other items.
"The Carding Departme
^ cause they care about me a
^ and I can always get assis
he added.
"I Like J
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"There are good opport
to work and learn." The;
Lawson, Plant No. 2 Dra
a recent Clothmaker inter
Lawson came to Clinto
was 16 at the time. He he
and also was Assistant Dr
assuming his present job.
He is a four year vet
Miles enjoys fishing and gc
there's An Op
Willing
Donald Melton started
August 7. 15172, as a Loon
The past months for L
works a regular eight hoi
Technician. In addition, t
0 College where he is work
trial Management.
He feels there is plent
the person who is willing
attended Piedmont Tech i
There he earned an Asst
inent. His credits from T<
In addition to beintf a s
Donald is dedicated to h
his spare time to his two
He is also a 5 vear vet
s in Textiles
Place to Work"
ame to work at Clinton Mills
tripper". Sometime later, they
, and I've been doing that ever
ing," stated Eugene Bolick.
Ihe year 'round work provided
get a job somewhere else, but
net 1 can worK an xne unie i
job, I enjoy collecting antiques,
dude furniture, radios, lamps,
nt is a good place to work bes
a person. No one bothers me,
tance when a problem arises."
Hy Job as a
liine Operator"
unities here if you are willing
;o were the remarks of Miles
w-in Machine Operator during
view.
>n Mills thirteen years ago. He
is worked in the Slasher Room
aw-in Machine Operator before
oran of the US Marine Corps,
irdening during his leisure time.
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port unity tor i nose
to Work"
working for Clinton Mills on
n Technician Trainee.
on a Id have been busy ones. He
iir shift as a Plant No. 1 Loom
le is a rising Senior at Lander
ing towards a degree in Indusy
of opportunity in textiles for
to work and apply himself. He
n Greenwood from 1969 til 1971.
>ciate Degree in Fiber Manage?
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tudent and a full time employee,
is family and devotes much of
boys?ages 8 and 11.
eran of the US Air Force.
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