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Filling Batteri Fulfills Schoo Annette Boyd has found her job as a Lydia Loom Filling Supplier is enabling her to work toward the ultimate goal of receiving a college education. Annette, the daughter of Annie Kerns, also a Lydia weaving employee, has been working full time since June 10, 1975. "I worked third shift while going to school. After I got home every afternoon, I studied my lessons, and tried to sleep from 6:00 until 11:00 P.M. each day," said the recent Clinton High School honor graduate. In addition to working, ? Recent Ser 5 Years Name Plant Richard F. Lewis No. 2 Willie J. Ellis Lydia Margaret L. Wyatt Bailey Thomas L. Wilson Bailey 10 Years Louise E. Watts No. 2 Johnny C. Carter No. 2 Bonnie M. Reed Lydia Thomasena Hunter Lydia Dorothy U. Davis Bailey Alice F. Nelson Office PEARL REIE Retirees Are Honore Forest Samples Reid, and John Dav: recently. All thri given festive rel parties by their employees. 1 /jg T BjVv .wSH EV 4*: ^ 1\. J0 es I Plans Annette was a Clinton High football cheerleader, played intramural sports, and was active in numerous other school activities. She is enrolled in a freshman math course at Presbyterian College. "Working and going to college is quite a challenge. I have to study before shift and during my breaRs,7 says Annette, who is also a 1976 Bailey Loan Scholar. Annette's sister, Cynthia, a rising junior at South Carolina State College, is also a Lydia Loom Filling Supplier this summer. vice Awards ? 20 Years Peggy J. Gilmer No. 2 Henry R. Finley No.2 Leroy Dunaway No. 2 Thomas E. Moore Lydia Betty J. Tyson Personnel 25 Years Ruth P. Boyette No. 1 Walter L. Heaton No. 2 Gladys C. Hughes No. 2 John H. Campbell Lydia 30 Years Homer Fuller Lydia Mt J r>< jL"' V II ) \ I >, Pearl is retired ee were MflB Lirement fellow Bp Future Clothmake I James and Barbara Boyter are the children ol Barbara J. Boyter. They are the grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. Bluford Boyter. Bluforc is a Plant No. 2 picker roorr employee. K4 fl ANNETTE tSUYU FOREST SAMPLES john davis 'rs lucii a I are fc hurt." her jo| ^ * # . ^j?vgs . . ?,.. l^dP^^T- ? - -^ mmOU XE WOODY icille Woody Keeps ork Area Clean he work just seems easier when the machinery and rea are kept clean," states Lucille Woody, Plant No. 2 Machine Operator. f I get quills on the floor, I always pick them up. They > expensive to damage, and I don't want anyone to get icille is quick to point out steps that she takes to keep t> area safe, clean and orderly.