Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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vII JOHN A. MCNINCH McNinch: Helped Mc "I started work a< several times before 1 costly, so in 1951,1 ca here until retirement "It's rather uniqi better mvself at all i John's wife, Emi] and she, too, is an a< LAl Plant Manager Ted D, Glenn Gaskins, Rhodes. ' . %flBI ^S - 'Quitting Never ) Better Myself ' t Clinton Mills many years ago, but quit came back to stay. Each move proved ime back with the intentions of staying . 99 le," continued McNinch, "but I didn't vhen I quit each time." ly, is a Plant No. 2 Weaving employee, :tive "Old Timer." avenport, Weaving Superintendent J r V?jB<- /T/?i c^*?*7jtf A <*BS*4s - :-tf; ^^TiXWXn MARIE TAYLOR Morm TquIAB |?IUI I?T QJIVI Started Wor In High Scti "When I was in high schoc weekends, during holidays, an when I finished school, I came t stated Lydia Weaving Instruct "I'm not the only member Marie with the smile that ; personaility. "My husband Departmental Superintendent, a Iusti. Also, Mary Hughes, and a also Clinton employees." Marie's hobbies include r snenriinp h**r enare timo trifh 1 Rhodes: 'I Came To Stay Two Weel ? Been Here 25 "I came to Lydia from Mills Mi idea of staying two weeks," remarki related to Weaving Superintendei appreciation for having been able Clinton Mills the past 25 years. "I enjoy my work, and when at my spare time to farming," added V. wn - ^B -^H i; ^*f|<f- J** / .^H| ^ . f |IMJ ^4 A jf^y *. *\-' ?* ~ M* ^ jy ^ t *' "< n jyjm^? Vf>\ V ,*-;' .>%*v.V V.'"C/^> 13 ? k While tool >1, I worked at Lydia on the id durine the summer, and o work on a full-time basis," Dr Marie Taylor, of the family here," added always characterizes her , Webb, is an Assistant ind so is my brother, Tommy mother brother, Russell, are aising African Violets and ler two grandsons. / Years...' 11 in Woodruff with the ?d Luther Rhodes as he it Glenn Gaskins his to be associated with home, I devote most of Rhodes.