The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, June 15, 1974, Image 1

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tr/\T %v/n r? n vul.. aOi nu. o ruoiuneu M. S. BAILE\ Sanita Lavctt Savage, daughter o Mr. and Mrs. Josh Savage, and Ste phen Wayne McGee, son of Mr. am Mrs. Keith McGee, have been awardei M. S. Bailey Memorial Scholarships. rne scnoiarsnips nave a current vaiu of $5000 each. Since its inception Aug ust 10, 1956, the Foundation has award ed thirty four scholarships at a cos commitment of $122,950. Miss Savage plans to enter Erskin College this fall and major in Psycho! ogy. She plans to enter law schoo later. McGee will major in ChemicJ TTnrtir^nnrinft nl f Kn T Tnitmrcif\' nf 1"\ l it Carolina. Clinton Mills President Robert Vance, center, made the presentatior during the recent Awards Day Pr< gram at Clinton High School. In addition to the scholarship rec pients, seven students received intere: Warren H. Wei?z Clinton Mills Sales C Warren H. Weisz, 53, President i e.,vr,,,,, v^iiiiiuu iviinr> odics uui p., i^vw t ui City, sales organization for Clintc Mills plants, died June 17, followir a short illness. He had visited the Clinton plan and offices on numerous occasioi since joining the sales firm in 19-1 Weisz was well known and respect) throughout textiles sales markets he marketed the superior quality fa rics produced by Clinton Mills. II,. ?? w,* 4 AlnKo,, iif wcta ci ^luuuuit' ui niuuaii Polytechnic Institute at Auburn, A] He served with honor and distincti< as an Army Captain during Wor War II. Weisz was named Sales Vi President in 1956 and was nam President in 1966 upon the retire CLOT! CLIh T) r*i:_A?. u:n. t xjy ana r ui uiupiuywb ui viuuuu * SCHOLARSHIl lS . \J }- -?51. free college educational loans, i- They were Susan Caughman Scott st Cynthia Ann Bright, David Larrj orp. President Dies at 53 lg ^ V r>n Id ment of Norman G. Meyers. His survivors include his wife, ce Alma; a son. Stephen, 17; his mother, ed Genetta Simon; and a brother, Her! man. of Rock Hill, S. C. HMAKER JTON MILLS raJed#' Clinton. S. C. JUNE. 1974 3S AWARDED 1HFE*H wm&m ance McGee Owens, Kathy Jean McElhannon, Reginald Cox Burnett, Cynthia Ann Boyd. r and Vickie Denise Dover. Vacation Pay Exceeds $180,000 Clinton Vacations Begin June 28 Clinton employees are already mak ing plans Tor their annual July 4 vacation week. All plants will close midnight, Friday, June 28 at the end of the second shift. Operations will resume Sunday, midnight, July 7. with the regular third shift. Approximately 1117 eligible employees will receive July Vacation Pay totalling $180,375. Vacation pay checks will be distributed June 28 with the regular payroll checks. Payroll checks for week ending June 30 will be paid Friday, July 5. at the Main Office from 8:30 to 5:00 as outlined in the June 21 notice posted in the plant information centers.