Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 A Message From The ^ET reached 1 F/1 year pauses commem Pi . of the CI K v~- y^PI^B As we C h ^ x would li during tne year wnicn is coming 10 Although we are now experier "softness" in textile markets as well i economy, I hope each of you will the Lord, whose birthday we are < see us through the problems we are < We must all bear in mind that i employee's efforts to make every po every yard of fabric at a competitiv customers are willing to pay. Waste must be minimized, and every meai efficiency used. Your untiring efforts have not and on behalf of all members of man say, "Thank you," one and all, for < Mills to be a leader in the textile i During this Christmas Season, lc blessings that are ours by being citi> country in which we live . . . hoj: when peace, goodwill, and love will out the realm of the world. It is my fondest wish that you have a happy, joyful and peaceful may the New Year bring many blessi true happiness and prosperity. ?I w^m k* Jennifer Nicole Young will he a year old on Christmas Day. She is the daughter of Melvin and Ernestine Young, hoth Bailey Plant employees. President again we have that time of the *<3 len the world n reverence to orate the birth /? irist Child. \ celebrate Season, *<* & ke to take this ity to express W ?re appreciation uf you for your 3 4! ess, dedication, ft and efficiency ^ a close. icing a general . as in the nation's PGOplG have faith that celebrating, will Doris Johnson is currently facing. with the company ; t requires every Patti Gilliam, a i p i iv/T u ot? I: una 01 yarn arm amcc muitn. one u e price that our Both are Plant r and supply is of managerial enabling Clinton the '.ens of this great )ing for the day abound through 1 r ii.. < anu your iaiiuiy m Christmas, and mgs, good health, ^ Robert M. Vance ' ./wk PFC Jerry W. Simmons, a Plant No. 2 Carding employee prior to entering service, sent the Clothmaker this photograph of his daughter, Donna Michele, who was horn October 31. Jerry writes that ho has two more years to serve in the Army. His address is: PFC Jerry W Simmons 2.51-84-9440, ABTRY, 1st Hn FA. Fort Bragg, N. C. CLOTHMAKER ( dH^M^^yO^I Doris Johnson Make A Company a Clinton Mills Spinner. She has been %ince lt)70. She lives on Rt. 3. Clinton. Weaver, has been with the company ves on Rt. 1, Clinton. *Jo. 1 employees. EH H] Patii Gilliam Safely Shorn Available \^^K2Kjk Clinton Mills offers a full line I of la-hiith safety footwear to all I employees The safety footwear is | available in all styles, sizes, and K I price rnn?e Contact Mack Parsons. I Clinton Mills Clinic, for additional f* information about safety footwear. BULK RATE U S POSTAGE PAID M Clinton, S. C. Permit No. 59 I t " TCc 'TVc 'Piofti&e"