Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WA wm Our Children Brandon S. Brewington is the 11 months old son of Butch and Carolyn Brewington. He is the grandson of Minnie and Alvin Brewington and Mrs. I^ouise Campbell. Spinning #2. third shift. t * i I ) J. / i LTER A. SIGMAN JR. AT THE CO - mR Ki ? rl m *r* ft. Elizabeth Page and William Richard Adams are the chil dren of Mr. and Mrs. Furman Adams, Airport Road. Clinton. They are the grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams and Mr. and Mrs. William McClendon. Mr. Adams re cently retired from Plant No. 2 Weaving. Mich hi* I Mi a n ? Holbert is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Holbert. < NTROLS 19 H|i f Hi Wendy and Renee Crov are the children of Rickey and Cathy Croy. 1'lant No. 2 Spinning and Lydia Weaving employees, respectively. wm Benje Kvans was three years old on August lt>. He is the son of Karen Evans. His grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. B.F. Sinclair, both Lydia employees. Clinton C Enjoys Hi Walter A. Sigman, Jr. ham engine airplane he flies each v confidence that he has controllii data his office processes for tht Several years ago, while Sig Corporate Planning and Develo flights to meet tight travel sch< increased his interest in flying ? for his enrolling in a flight coil Sigman received his first flj Julian Cox, an instructor at th soloed one month later. In Octol engine land pilots license fri Administration following succei comprehensive oral, written, ai "1 try to get in at least an 1 said Sigman, who once served fc "I've taken a few trips, the longe but the majority of my weekly area," he added. A graduate of the University been with the company since 1 Way, the Lions Club, and St. J Sigman is Clinton Mills Coi \ r ? ' VI -iH! ? m*4 ? S/i &flr ^^ "mStM They are the grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. James Wilkie. both Lydia employees; and Mr. Clyde Croy, a No. 1 Plant employee. ontroller >urs Aloft lies the controls of the single ireek with the same degree of lg the vast amount of financial ! Clinton Mills organization, man was serving as Director of ipment, he had to use charter idules. He readily admits this inH PVPntliallv urac resnnnciKlo rse. ring lesson in April, 1974, from le Laurens County Airport. He >er, 1974, he received his single am the Federal Aeronautics ssful completion of a series of id in-flight examinations, lour's flying time each week," ?ur years as a Navy Radarman. st of which was about 360 miles, flights are within this general r of South Carolina, Sigman has 965. He is active in the United ohns Lutheran Church. porate Controller. fiSSM ^1 7 m^m ^LJH f '' 'j^S James Boyter is the 9 months old son of Barbara J. Boyter, Plant No. 1 Weaving. James is the grandson of Plant No. 2 card operator Bluford Boyter. Heather Leigh Calvert is the daughter of SSG and Mrs. A. Wayne Calvert of Asheville. North Carolina. Heather's paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Homer Calvert of Laurens. Homer is a Lvdia Spinning employee. Her ma ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cathcart of Enoree.