Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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rMy Job Meeting F Variety F< Rpttv Tyson. Clinton Mills Personnel Department Receptionist, has numerous duties - especially maintaining the active and inactive files on hundreds of Clinton employees, serving as secretary to the Personnel staff, and receiving applications from prospective employees. "I get to meet a number of different people as the department's receptionist," s WILLIAM R. FENNELL ___ No. 1 Spi Is Also Fi At House Ruth Boyette, i Spinner, recently 25 continuous service to the cc Originally fn South Carolina worked in numc plants in Greet and Gastonia, N "I enjoy keepii raising my grai says the Plant N >eople Provi or Betty Tyi says Betty, "and the variety of things that occur dining the course of the day makes the job very interesting." Betty has been in Personnel over 20 years. "I finished Laurens High School on Tuesday, and came to work on Friday, June 1, 1956. I've been here ever since." She is active in Be 11 view Baptist Church, and her jsiv . Ifii r i IJIII k * *: , BIMIbi^HJL Id Timers keeping i Plant No. 1 / completed years of >mpany. jm , Ruth has irons textile \ ^J. iwood, S.C. y Wf ig house and W < idchildren," 4~ o. 1 Spinner. RUTH BO ides son husband Paul manages the Clinton Mills Data Processing Department. They have two daughters. Betty plays an important role in the department's affairs - answering telephone inquiries, checking records, maintaining records, preparing reports, and directing visitors to the proper individual to handle a particular situation. Fennell's Gsck In F "I've worked at Lydia 28; William R. Fennell. Being a Loom Techniciai from knowing he has repair William, like most techi program is necessary to kee small problems before they Away from the plant, he also active in the Masonic 1 i Gain Ne Glady ^^^^BB Enjoy Gladys No. 2 clot WTVfl has joined ^" m employee: \ pleted a c more 40/? 1 Gladys i * time in tb Ixx)m Fil transferre ^ about a y M /, , n""h;' ing, gro? VETTE keeping h B ijc H % 'vE Yf, *"?' *r- - ' . V BETTY TYSON ; Aim: Get L< I UU UV/IIUII VK years, and it's still a challenge to rr n is very satisfying to William, an< ed quickly a flagged loom, nicans, readily admits that a goc p machinery in good shape. He fii cause major ones, enjoys gardening, bowling, and ta] x>dge and the Laurens County Sh w Membe s Hughes s Gardening Hughes, a Plant :h room employee the ranks of those 3 who have comluarter century or vice to the com>vorked most of her e weave room as a ling Supplier, but * d to the cloth room ^3 ear ago. abies are gardenving flowers and ouse. GLADY r:-;?:TWr:r:r:??T:T:T:r:?:r:T:rX?s?:*WS5?ws?Sr^e?SSsaSift oom mr amm uiuwiy le," says Loom Technician, d he gets much satisfaction *1 preventive maintenance rmly believes in correcting Lking on his CB radio. He is irine Club. rs fc, - Jm SHUGHES