Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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< CLINTON MILLS MAY-JUNE. 1976 fjj BAILEY SCHOLARS ? recipients of the 1976 M.S. Treasurer Thad Williams (r scholarships at the Clinton H yacatioa pay che Payroll checks f< 5:00 PMJuly 9th j Checks not picke I L 4,|ob begb?tng wl?fa<l Clinton Mills Participates In Time Capsule Clinton Mills was recently selected by Piedmont Technical College to participate in the school's Time Capsule Project. The time capsule is designed to preserve articles indicative of this area for future generations. Items placed into the capsule will be examined when the rontsiner is nneneH in 100 years. Forwarded to Tech was a piece of Clinton's 48" 78 x 78 3.45 carded cotton print cloth. This particular piece of fabric is sold to the converting and apparel trade. Published By w& w ^ H jm Susan Simmons (left) and David . Bailey Scholarships. Clinton ight) made the presentations igh School Awards Night progr, ion Days wtit begintheir Jttiy 4th fat Friday Jaly 2, at the end of tin awae mMtfght, Sunday, July lit Cks will be distributed July lad w nt week ending July 4th will be p it the Payroll Department in tfa d op an July 9th will be paid Mot be first abtft - -V ^ .r.f* 1*' LEE TUMBLIN IP For Employee* of CHaton MiDi, E^k --^ ^EV O'Shields (center) are the Mills Vice-President and of the four-year, $5,000 am. Ahead vocation period when ?regular second shift h, with the third shift Ith die regular payroll aid from 8:30 AJf. to e Main Office, nday, July 12th on the - Lee Tumblin Selected I>ee Tumblin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tumblin, has been selected to participate in the 1976 Governor's School of South Carolina to be held at The College of Charleston later this summer. I^ee was one of approximately 700 students throughout South Carolina competing for the 260 .available places. The selection committee was composed of directors of f.nvprnnr's SrhnnU in Virginia, North Carolina, and Georgia. The scholar, a rising senior at Clinton High School, is a member of the Beta Club, National Honor Society, and will be assistant literary editor of the Clintonian this fall. She is also an assistant pianist at Calvary Baptist Church and a member of the Campfires. THIW , Clinton, StCi Susan S r\' Lsa riu v Bailey S Susan Simmons and David O'Shields have been named Bailey Scholars for 1976. Susan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Simmons and David is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David O'Shields, both Bailey Plant employees. Susan's mother, Martha, is a Clinton Mills secretary. Both students were pre sented $5,000 Mercer Silas Bailey Scholarships during Clinton High Schools Awards Day exercises. Clinton Mills Vice President and Treasurer, Thad Williams, outlined the Bailey Foundation's basic philosophy in supporting educational assistance programs. "We who are involved in the Foundation's activities are mindful of the role education has played, and must continue to play, in the development of our Nation and its people. We believe that education produces enlightenment and that when we as a people become more enlightened, our goals of naono nrncnoritir onH pvavvf pi vopvi i w j | uuu equality for all will be a Buchanan Masters L Clinton Mills Training Director, James Buchanan received a Masters Degree in Personnel Services during Clemson's May graduatioi exercises. Buchanan is a graduate o m. JAMES BUCHANAN H VOL. 24.-N*. 10 immons, Shields cholars reality and not a dream for some future generation," stated Williams. The M.S. Bailey Scholarship Program was established in 1956, and since that time educational funds totaling more than $300,000 1 J - A. iias ueen niaue avauaoie U) 96 students, primarily attending colleges and universities throughout South Carolina. Fifty eight of these students have now graduated from college and 27 of them are presently attending school. In addition to the two scholarship grants, the Foundation also awarded interest free loans having a maximum value of $4,400 to Lou Ann Rogers, Susan Lawson, Jimmy Miller, Annette Boyd, Becky Cooper, Jimmy Webb, Gladys Joan Nelson and Dianne Harvey. The Grants Committee maning ine seiecuon was comprised of Joe Nixon. Dr. Clarice W. Johnson, Dunny Ross, Claude Howe, Donny Wilder, Dr. Jim Macdonald and Mr. Ed Little. Receives )egree \ T.L. Hanna High School in , Anderson and Carsoni Newman Colleee. Jefferson ; City, Tennessee. 1 He served three years as a Marine Corps Officer and is f presently a captain in the inactive reserves. He participated in the Company's Management Training Program but left the company to work with the South Carolina Vocational Rehabilitation Department. In October of 1975 he returned to Clinton Mills ss Training Director. He is married to the I former Marilyn Wilson of Laurens and they have two daughters, Kim age 6 and Meredith age 2. The Buchanans attend the Laurens First Presbyterian Church where he serves as a deacon.