Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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? SPRING, 1975 r Employe wr* * Abhtb?inese were tne remar*s ^ No. 2 Spinning Superintendent Plant Manager Dick Swetenburg, 1 Director Calvin Cooper in pre3rown, Plant No. 2 Spinner, with < rated cake commemorating her < ful years continuous service to r UP?Superintendent Herbert fnt Manager Sam Williams stically to Virgil Webb as he vf>ar Qpruim auuarri nlpnuo Employees' Da . \ , A * LeJune Setzler :es Are Reco IN RECOGNITION OF YOUR LOYAL AND OUTSTANDING SERVICE?These were the comments of Mac George and Swetenburg who presented Mrs. Brown's 50 year service award piaque. ANOTHER?Another 50 year employee was made happy when Hooks, Williams, and Personnel Director Calvin Cooper called upon Dunaway at home to present him with a cake for enjoyment with his family and friends. LUghter Promoted LcJunc D. Setzer has hoen promot to head nurse of the medical floor St. Joseph's Hospital, Asheville. N. She is a 1972 graduate of clreenvi nnnoinl lTocrvi?nl Sr>hr>nl r?f Nnrsif Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Broo F. Dunaway, Plant No. 1 Carding a Plant No. 2 Spinning employees, i spectively. 5 gnized - - r A II '' m PRESENTED ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, CORPORATE OFFICERS, AND MEMBERS OF MANAGEMENT?Plant No. 1 Carding Department Technician Brooks Dun away read aloud the message inscribed on his plaque as he received it from Superintendent Bob Hooks and Plant Manager S. S. Williams. I JkmFk 1 THIS MEANS MUCH TO ME ? remarked Clara Brown as Plant Manager Swetenburg and Supt. Mack George presented her an orchid corsage. ed I Jerry Smith, Jr., 3, is the son of nc* Kate Smith Caudill and Jerry W. re- Smith. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. carl rteaton, .ir. ana Mr. ana Mrs. Claude Smith. Sr. All are Clinton Mills employees except Mrs. Caudill.