Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Banquet h 350 Old T Clinton Mills honored its 3 Timers" on November 16, with a banquet in the Thornwell Orphai Over 450 persons attended t 40 Years Clinton Mills Executive George H. Cornelson congra Sanders for having recently years continuous service. :p^k. J M.,. JgL<||Mte( jR. AJ n| 1 / V EL Jm WW r^ El WS k Honors imers 50 active and retired "Old festive Thanksgiving supper lage Dining Hall, he 20th annual event. Vice President tulates Arthur t completed 40 Y\V ifSm?S1^^U^b ?S9K BB IV Blft JH jH BQ X WM 4 3 ft ?< I; A l 4 CLASS OF 1975?1st row, seated left to right, Mildred Bailey, Emily McNinch, Martha Childress, Edna Heaton, Nellie Wilkes. 2nd row, William Samples, Calvin Cooper, Ray Lashley, Earl Don nan, George ^I K\K Jfl JL. ' ^ -- ? : -Ik ii i bv/i^HS^I El J . i <f>" pJ9^T'* -flE^ ;,^B ? -J iy\A/^ Jl.ur^ Tl?\ ^ ^ ^i ? -<^^V X T" 1 Kf^V iDL JT . ^ il bJHI CT J|fl 1 jl Young, Willie Tate; Back row, D.D. Ficklin, Billy McGee, Executive Vice President George Cornelson, Gene Copeland; Absent: John Dillard, Ida M. Gregory, Tommy Milam. Nathalee Tucker, and Jade Wehunt. 0 1 Mt ' *fr jr Four employees completed fifty years continuous service H during the year. They were, . left to right, with Mr. Cornel son, Brooks Dunaway, Virgil Webb, and John Davis. Absent, Mrs. Clara Brown. (si