Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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^r ^^ ^ pffi / _^ ^b V 3? neeiiuns Labor Da Many Clinton Mills employees have joined the ranks of thousands of recreational vehicle owners across the country. During vacation week, holidays, and weekends, Clinton Mills employees use their campers, tents, lake homes and other outdoor recreation items for many hours of leisure and fun with their families. "Labor Day weekend, my family will be heading for Myrtle Beach," said Plant No. 1 Cninnino orv/4 Cnnnlinn Tiutkni wru upJVIUlg itVIUU" cian Jerry Heaton as he performed some minor maintenance on his 16' camper. "We had a tent and camped one summer in the mountains. That week, it rained a lot and I decided a tent just wouldn't be adequate. The next year, I found a used camper, and this has provided many hours of rest and relaxation for us." This summer Heaton and his family camped in Florida for a week. "Camping sets are easy to find now and they are relatively inexpensive," he added. "We enjoy the Beach much more than the mountains." The Heaton's have made X#X#X#X*X#X#X#X*X*X#X#X#X#X*X*X#X#>'. Recent Ser\ 5 YEARS Name Plant Danny L. Patterson No. 2 Alex Kinard, Jr. Maintenance Alton Payton Lydia 10 YEARS Iillie P. Johnson Lydia James L. Smith Lydia W* m ML WALLACE YOUNG Planning iy Trip some renovations to their camper to provide additional comfort and space. They have recently added some more cabinets and installed a refrigerator. Heaton, a Clinton Mills employee for over 20 years, says it takes only about 10 #/v i?ujilikco iu oci up liic camper. "I have a pickup truck that we use to pull the camper. It's a little rough on a car to pull a 3,000 pound vehicle," he added. "Beside, the truck provides us transportation from the campsite to other points of interest." A small camper body on the back of the family truck provides sleeping space for two people. The camper sleeps four comfortably. "We always take someone with us when we camp," noted Heaton. "This makes a trip more enjoyable when you share the fun with a friend." Cj.nl^n Mill* "ffer% full lire |^5f{SIM i ?"iK" *aiei> inHWNr to all rmpli.vm TKe safety f<*>t wrar ? available in all styles ?i/et and Price ranee Contact Ma?h Parvus linton Milts Clinic for additional ? inf'Kmation about safety footwear rice Awards 20 YEARS William A. Snow Lydia Thomas L. Wyatt Lydia 25 YEARS John M. Dillard Warehouse Ray W. I Ashley Lydia Nathalee Tucker Lydia f' A _ ^ V t^W Protect Y Protection of your family's welfare is a primary objective. Yet many who have made generous investments to provide security for their families m the event of death gamble with these investments through oversight By taking a few simple precautions you'll help your family avoid difficult problems 'Clinton Is M I Intend To I "Clinton is my home and Wallace Young, Clinton Plants discussed his work history < interview. "I'm one of 14 children, and answered Young as he related "In 1926 I went to work at worked about a .year," he re< employment." He remembered his early \ association with Fiske Carter while his ernnlnvpr mnctnipto. "I left Clinton in 1929, durii steel mill in Pittsburgh, Peni Pennsylvania again for a visit, I make me stay." "I came back to Clinton in 1 stay, said Young, as he smile< Railroad cap on his head. When I came to work," sa had to unload all of the cotton bj remember when the lift trucks were to have them to use." "The Hyster did more for irr know," added Young as he prep over forty miles a day on this ms saver," he added. "My health is good for my aj to work each day. It would be hai of cotton we haul in a day." Young, who is a member o raising chickens and maintainin from the job. y / / THE / M f/> s JERRY HF.ATON our Inves with your estate. Keep your company benefits plans, outside insurance, and securities up to date, both as to beneficiaries and. where applicable. to method of payment Make a valid will and keep it current Advice of an attorney is recommended. He can not only put the will in loyal form but also advise on how to save y Home; Stay Here' I intend to stay here," said 1 and 2 Hyster operator as he luring a recent Clothmaker the only one living in Clinton," his story. Lydia in the Picker Room and :alled. "I left there for other vork years on the railroad, his C nncrrnntinn wo-UiU UVViUU W1U|KI1IJ , WI1U, d an addition on Plant No. 2. ig the depression, to work in a lsylvania. I may go back to )ut they couldn't do anything to 945, and this time, I'm going to 1 and adjusted the Clinchfield id the 63-year-old Young, "we r hand, using only handtrucks. I came along and how glad we iproving my job than any thing I ared to lift another bale. "I put ichine. It's a real time and work ?e, and I look forward to coming rd to guess at how many pounds f the Old Timer's Club, enjoys g his yard and home when away 4 \ HEAlWtf rrdv,s? tments money on inheritance taxes and other expenses. Keep an adult member of your family informed as to the I<m at ion of important papers, key to the safe deposit box. name of your attorney, and other information pertinent to your estate.