The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, August 15, 1975, Image 4

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' 411 1111 ("My Job is rrr and I love it.' "My job is my living and day," said Everett I^eroy, Technician. "Before coming to Clintoi Laurens Mills since 1962. "I feel real good here be ?I uic tu-nui rcis ctnu supervib my work is very interestin tearing machinery down an< noted Leroy. "On the job, I like to keep possible. This makes for a sj done quicker and easier." When away from work, hunting in the winter montl t 44 I think it's ir a goal and V___ "I think it is important t< stated Joyce Finley, Bailey 1 Joyce came to the Bailej working at C.W. Anderson Ho just wasn't getting enough hou being built, and Clinton Mill starting up the machinery in She is proud of her job, nrnilH nf th? funt cho ic nmrtir r* ?^ *,,v ,MV% u,,v 10 nvi 1X11 in the Adult Education Progi "I quit school in the eig Finley, who is a Plant No. 2 Sp has been with the company ! Joyce and Richard have 1 9; and Paul, 2. "I had wanted to go back t "The education I am receivin our children, and it will ful years." Joe Nelson, Bailey Spii Joyce as an exceptional emplc also a quiller and warper opei ?^requency checker." For Joyce Finley, a 32 y< student-life is full of challenf * / living s VERETT LEROY I love it. I try to take care of it each Plant No. 1 Carding Department n Mills in 1974, I had worked at cause the department is small and ion work real close together. And g. I get a real satisfaction from i putting it back together again," > my work area as clean and neat as afer place and let's me get the job Everett enjoys sports, especially is. * nportantto set try to reach- it." JOYCE FINLEY ) 3 set a goal and try to reach it," Plant Spinner. r Plant in February 1967. "I was siery Company at the time, and I irs. 1 had watched the Bailey Plant s employed me when they were Bailey." but even more important, she is ig toward her high school diploma ram at Clinton High School, hth grade and married Richard moler Department Technician. He since 1956. three children: Alan, 13; Russell, o school for a long time," she said. ill i i_ ?' ik win neip me give assistance to fill a dream I've had for many ruling superintendent, describes >yee. "She's not only a spinner, but -ator; a traveler specialist, and is ;ar old mother, textile employee, >es and opportunities. mi ^BVVQkl ^ *^>3 * "yJFV.^ Bffa ^ ,a _. But r^Sp^* i L? v HMhkftk*. j/tk ' & 11 Bl^ m *0 ifl I -wBB *