Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Heaton His Reti C.C. Heaton, retired CI ployee, spends most of his Elizabeth Street. "Quite a bit of my time scuDDernone vines." said the f the clusters of fruit on the vi Hastings seed catalog about s how fast they have grown," hi "It's not always easy to f retire. When you cut grass an there isn't a lot to do," he sai< Heaton, a Clinton employ his close association with his guess one of the hardest thing! used to being away from the f a 'JSJt -; < 1r. b'p mmmi Adams Rocks Into Robert Adams retired from plant No. 2 Weaving on September 6 after 38 years continuous service. Although retiring from the plant, Adams plans to keep busy by gardening and raising a few hogs. Enjoys irement inton Mills Maintenance emtime working in his yard on is devoted to caring for my Clinton retiree as he showed off nes. "I ordered these out of a ia jrcai 5 agu, anu a s amazing s added. ind something to do when you d prune the hedges as needed. 1 with a smile. ee for over 34 years, recalled fellow Clinton employees. "I s about retirement was getting ellows I worked with so long." I & ? 1 | i v ^r \ SFj Retirement He also plans to cook "a few stews" as he's been doing for many years. His fellow employees presented him with a rocking chair to enjoy in his retirement. (Photo by Meadors) Kl ,m Miss Simmons, Mr. Clevenger Are Married Miss Deborah Kay Simmons became the bride of Mr. Maurice Dwayne Clevenger on September 26, at Bellview Baptist Church in Laurens. Rev. J.B. Abercrombie performed the double ring ceremony. Music was provided by Mrs. J.B. Abercrombie, organist, and John Henry Lott, vocalist. The bride is a graduate of Clinton High School and is a Steno-Typist at Clinton Mills. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin W. Simmons. t The groom is a member of t the S.C. Army National < Guards and is employed by i Winn Dixie of Laurens. He is / the son of Mr. and Mrs. i Clarence E. Clevenger. ( t Good Sign For Safety Clinton Mills jumbo safety panels bring life like safety messages to employees. The 120 square foot posters come in eight or more sections and are changed quarterly. John I^ewis, Superintendent of Miller Outdoor Advertising Company, has been posting the jumbo panels since his firm th*?m for flint/in Mille several years ago. "The biggest problems we encounter posting the safety messages are wasps and the wind," he noted as he dodged a wasp that had nested behind one of the panels.. R Bfts' Miss Turner Mr. Bell On Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Turner announce the marriage of C heir daughter, Anita to Ii Seorge William Bell, Jr. The P narriage took place on Saturiay, September 27 at high ai loon at Calvary Baptist s< Church. tl mnHM \i \ \ V1 v \ i v y \r MUMl j I m f AI f 1 im Weds Sept. 27 Anita is an employee of 'linton Mills Payroll Dept. nez and Dorsey work in lants #1 & 2. Mr. Bell is a Hort therapist t Whitten Village. He is the >n of Mrs. G.W. Bell, Sr. and ?e late Mr. Bell, of Clinton. I I I III i