Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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KVPHPWmHP unman Clint West's Career Began 40 Years Ago Over forty years ago, Clint West came to Clinton Mills as a "helper" in the maintenance department. "I later became a shift electrician." added West. he vividly recalled his pleasant work career with the Company. West noted he had worked as a filter and power plant operator, industrial engineer, and presently, a x supply clerk. "I enjoy eating out, reading, and watching television," stated West, who is a member of the Masons, American Legion, and Secretary-Treasurer of the Marlowe Bible Class at Calvary Baptist Church. Clint's wife, Myrt, is in charge of in-service training at Bailey Memorial Hospital. She is a former Clinton Mills r.urse. "^ ~~R/c/iey Comp L<% A\ i v, JIMMY RICHEY Dot Lanford: 'I Enjoy "This time of the year I enjoy my garden," says Dot Lanford. whose continuous service record dates back to April 1951. "I worked at Joanna for about eighteen months, and then came here. I enjoy my work as a Loom Filling Supplier Instructor," says Dot's husband, Harry, is a Bailey Plant Weaving Assistant Departmental Superintendent. Their son, Steve, is a Lydia Plant Manufacturing Management Trainee, and their daughter, Sandra, is a Lydia Weaver. Another daughter, DOT I Denise, is a LPN Student at Bailey Memorial Hospital. wm Kr CLINT WEST iletes 25 Years Jimmy Richey has been employed by Clinton Mills since March 26, 1951. "I've had almost every job in the Spinning Department," recalled Richey as he discussed his employment history at Lydia. "I came to work when I became old enough. I was assisting in the installation of some new machinery." "T_ . L A 1 1 xii me post quitrier century, I've been a sweeper, roving hauler, worked in the Spooler Room, doffed, and now I'm a Spinning Technician." Richey says his hobby is fishing and attending high school football games. My Work' Dun '/ C, 70 1 Robe t - *- Jim w came o [ * new sp L . *^M Shop i m employ W Rob. mam year has tw .ANFORD Junior at Fur Thoma Marine \ BAILEY SCHOLARS - 1957-1975 Following is a list of M.S. Bailey Scholarship recipients as well as the year the scholarship was awarded and the school the recipient attended. The Bailey Foundation is indeed pleased to have assisted these young people in their educational careers. 1957 Name College Martha Joan Reeder Pitts Furman . Shirley Dunaway Sanders Winthrop 1958 Cecil Davenport Clemson Mary Cunningham Jackson Furman 1959 Beth Trammell Winthrop P.amlvn Hairofnn Mav TT C P 1960 Myra Snelgrove Stewart Presbyterian William Glenn U.S.C. 1961 Frances Taylor Winthrop Phil King Furman 1962 Sandra Dunaway Winthrop Alice Cunningham Brooks Winthrop 1963 Ann Merchant U.S.C. Charles "Pete" Cooper Citadel 1964 Gloria Jackson Winthrop Jesse Eugene Owens Clemson-Univ. of Alaska 1965 Mark King U.S.C. Robert Blackwell Clemson 1966 David Lambert U.S.C. Gary Laney Furman-Georgia Southern 1967 f Don Eugene Johnson Clemson Paul Robert Fallaw Presbyterian 1968 None 1969 Derry Julian Bundrick U.S.C. (dropped out) Elizabeth Hiers Presbyterian 1970 Barbara Handback Russell Winthrop William Steven Fennell U.S.C. 1971 Janice Corinne Pitts South Carolina State Edith Inez Fallaw Clemson 1972 Debbie Lane Fallaw Pro?hut?in?ii Francis Michael Blackwell Clemson 1973 Linda Lou Lawson Winthrop James Robert Dunaway Furman 1974 Sanita Lavette Savage Erskine Stephen Wayne McGee U.S.C. 1975 Ricky Ray Campbell Lander Sandra Jean Campbell Anderson away:""ame Work HBHKff J. Dunaway, IV nuin %AJ Slav 111 imy Hichey and I n the same day. We elped install some dfLprS inning equipment." ^13hyl an this job was comI transferred to the vhere I'm presently ed." ert, a former four iir Force Veteran, o sons - Robert, a M.S. Bailey Scholar ROBERT DUNAWAY man University; and s, who is in the U.S. Corps.