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JUNE. 1974 LYDIA Hp . 1 Floyd Norwood, Lydia Loo ceiving retirement gifts from ended his work career at the I * * -?> r^m^KX^T Kr ^r ^{\" * M J ** M Mrs. Eloise Bratcher, Lyt irom L.yaia weaving. i>ne, toe employees with several useful 1 Name 5 Y< Julia D. Martin Johnny Price Robert E. Hooks. Jr. Jesse T. Howell Mary B. Deyton John L. Cook 10 \ Shirley B. Humphries Glcnda P. Huey Jimmie E. Heaton 15 \ Mildred S. Snow . EMPLOYEES HO nm. JMpyr*r'. ? \ ) -?3 ?4i 1 im Technician, is shown rehis fellow employees as he -.ydia Plant. W jV lia weaver, retired recently ), was honored by her fellow retirement guts. June rice Awards Plant ears Bailey Clinton Maintenance Plant No. 1 Lydia Lydia Bailey 'ears Plant No. 2 Office Plant No. 2 'ears Plant No. 1 NORED AT RETIREME Sam Williams, Lydia Buildi sented a rocking chair by his f< his retirement recently. Complete Long Ter Mell Huey, Plant No. 2 Weav Weaving; and Giles Lawson, PI pleted long tenures of service Roberta completed thirty yean Giles, thirty-five. Found?Set of keys. Owner picking them up at the Clinton mm ^v4'3p ill ? \ I ' ^ Brothers Receive Tim, loft, and Ray Riley, Jr Spinning employee Mrs. Alice Scout awards during a recent Harry Sullivan, Assistant Seoul the presentations. The two so Mrs. Ray Riley. 510 Caldwell S 3 NT iiiH i' 1 mum M ing Technician, was pre;llow employees following lures of Service ing; Roberta Prince, Lydia lant No. 2 Spinning comduring June. Mell and u continuous service and can get by describing and Supply Room. in Eagle Awards ., right, grandsons of Lydia O'Shields, received Eagle Boy Scout Court of Honor, tmaster of Troop 111, made outers are sons of Mr. and treet.