The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, September 15, 1974, Page 3, Image 3
SEPTEMBER. 1974
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Wallace W. Bagwell
Lydia Weaving
Employed 9-17-49
The Signs of Fall
Why the Change
in Color?
Do you know why leaves change
color? Most people assume that Jack
Frost does it. Not so! Many legends '
concerning why leaves change color
have come down through the years but
we now know that change in coloring is
the result of chemical processes which
take place in the tree as the season
changes from summer to winter.
In the fall, partly because of changes
in the period of daylight, and changes
in temperature too, the leaves stop their
food-making process: chlorophyll breaks
down and the green color disappears,
and the yellowish colors become visible
and give the leaves their fall splendor.
-RECENT
Name
5 Years
Thomas E. Prince
Willie J. Coleman
Boyce E. Tapp
Charles C. Little
Henry V. Latimer
Barbara J Rra/.ill
10 Years
Gertrude II. Paton
15 Years
Katherine E. Smith
Annie N. Hafifiart
:iAjT^ ADDS THF
Louise M. Meadows
Clinton No. 1 Spinning
Employed 9-18-49
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Over 500 Clinton Mills employees
plant clinics earlier this month The vaei
no cost basis as a fringe benefit for thos
Mrs. Mary Ann Stewart and Mrs. Nel
istering shots to Harold Hairston and J<
SERVICE ANNIVE
Plant Name
George H. Corni
Joel R. Cox
No. 2 James A. Tran\
No. 2 Robert B. Moor
Maintenance Joseph Littlefie
Lydia Lucille Jenning:
Bailey Earline E. Bible
Bailey
Louise M. Mea
No. 2 Carl Beaton. Jr.
Wallace W. Ba;
No. 2
Clinton tt?>' Sanders
3
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Carl Healon, Jr.
Clinton Maintenance
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received free flu shots in the respective
cine is given to employees on a voluntary,
e who wish to participate in the program.
1 Haggart, both RN's. are shown adminlhnnv
Price.
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