The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, August 15, 1974, Page 3, Image 3
AUGUST. 1974
Three Honored for
Long Tenures
of Service
Harold C. Stroud
No. 2 Carding
Employed 8-2-49
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Era Thibadaau
No. 2 Spinning
Employed 8-16-49
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EitMi Campbell
No. 2 Spinning
Employed 7-24-34
-Mixed Yarnsweii-known
politician telling associates:
"I spoke for 45 minutes and
when I sat down everyone around me
said it was the best thing I'd ever
done."
?CM?
mere are two kinds of people who
don't say much. Those who are quiet
and those who talk a lot.
?CM?
We spend the first 12 months of our
children's lives teaching them to walk
and to talk. Then, we devote the next
12 years telling them to sit down and
shut up.
?CM?
Gas prices are so high, I asked for
a dollar's worth and the attendant
sprayed a little behind my ear.
?CM?
Sign on carpenter's van: "You
should see what I saw."
?CM?
We just received a new cookbook
from deepest Africa. It's called, "How
to Serve Your Fellow Man."
?UM?
We know a guy who's so rich, he
didn't know his son was in college.
?CM?
Dixie Bill tells us that a duck is a
bird that walks as if he had been riding
a horse all day.
?CM?
"How's little Mike doing in kindergarten?"
"Not V'prv ftnnH Mo fli.nlrorJ "
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?CM?
An elephant is a mouse built according
to government specifications.
?CM?
One of the best ways to lose a friend
is to tell him something for his own
good.
-CM?
Bumper sticker: "I am neither for
nor anainst nnathv "
Talton Gamble
Retires From
Plant No. 2
Talton Gamble, Plant No. 2 Weaving
Service Operator, retired July 20.
Gamble, who had been with the
company since April 24, 1968, plans to
devote much of his retirement time to
the ministry.
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Mr. and Mrs Henry Etters, Rt. 2,
Clinton, are the parents of Mrs. Debra
Samples. Plant No i Sninn;
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Etters is a Plant No. 2 employee.
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Harriett Anne Reid is the charming
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A1 Reid.
She celebrated her first birthday August
18. Harriett Anne's mother. Maria.
is a Clinton Mills secretary. Her maternal
grandmother, Mrs. Helen King,
is employed at the Clinton Mills Store.
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