Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I VOL. 23. NO. 5 Published By . . ^ WBt & I! ' K ^ Silas Campbell Plant Engineer | At Clinton Plants Campbell Succ Silas M. Campbell has been named Clinton Mills Plant Engineer, lie succeeded Everett Posey Taylor who retired on April 30. Thomas Arthur Sanders succeeded Campbell as Assistant Plant Engineer. ? Boys' State Del Kenneth Stroud and Randy Ward have been named Clinton Mills delegates to Palmetto Boys' State. Both are sons of Clinton Mills employees ana are rising seniors at Clinton High pis Kenneth Randy Stroud Ward I ICLOTh CLINl r and For Employees of Clinlon Mills, Clii ,.v Arthur Sanders Assistant Plant Engineer eeds Taylor as I Sanders joined the company October 1, 1935 and was a machinist when promoted to his new position. Silas joined Clinton Mills June 11, 1955. He is a graduate of Clinton Hign School and attended Presbyterian Collegates Named ? School. Kenneth is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stroud. His father is a Plant No. 2 Carding employee. Randy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ward Clinton Maintenance and Plant No. 2 employees, respectively. The two will join delegates from other high schools throughout the state for a week of training in democratic principles of government. The activities will be held at the Citadel. Boys' State is, in effect, a convention for training the young men of South Carolina for their future responsibilities as leaders in government in the state. I MAKER rON MILLS 7 -T? . alon. S. C. MAY, 1974 JM Posey Taylor Retired -*lant Frimiippr . 114,11 L Ji lege. He is a former officer in the South Carolina National Guard. He, his wife, and three children live on Sunset Boulevard. Sanders lives on 104 Gordon Street, and is an Old Timer, IMS Day- D?> sad I IMMr Monday. Following MmmsM Day. Lab* ,