Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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RECENT SER^ I NAME t ASddt Cdl iCl Matthew R. King May M. Peake Lyvonne B. Griffin Georgia M. Cunningham Larry Mims iAlia K. Young Nelson L. Garner Bertha M.Lindsay Willie J. Hill James T. Watts William D. Crocker Bobby J. Rice Mary I. Hughes Robert L. Gregory Sara D. Estes Glen Prather Jackie D. Wells Lula G. Williams Johnnie Williams Marilyn C. Howell Elizabeth S. Murray Virginia S. Wilburn Leroy Wells, Jr. James Cunningham John T. Banks Sara C. Bolt Johnnie Barr Patricia D. Owens Charlie H. Templeton James E. Estes Evelyn Simmons Katherine Heaton James Barker -' JSk :: i:: r . f'lllllHv "r,H*Ui use RUNNER-UP Mi and Mrs. Bob W. Nelson runner-up in the University ceremonies. I he Profess Sigma Pi sponsored Miss ! accounting within the Col Bob is assistant Cardi /ICE ANNIVERSARIES 5 YEARS PLANT n _ 11 _ ? IMUlCy No. 1 Bailey Bailey No. 2 No. 1 10 YEARS No. 2 No. 2 Lydia Lydia Lydia Bailey Bailey Bailey Bailey Bailey Lydia No. 2 No. 2 Bailey IBM Bailey Bailey Bailey Bailey 15 YEARS NO. 1 20 YEARS No. 2 No. 2 Office 25 YEARS Lydia Lydia 30 YEARS No. 2 No. 2 45 YEARS No. Z > fc. vV V'. ^ 3^/V'. /.*.V SSSSS^SSSk: iss Ellen Nelson, daughter of Mi of I^aurens, was chosen as firs y of South Carolina's Homecomin ional Business Fraternity, Delt Nelson who is a junior majoring i lege of Business at U.S.C. ng Superintendent in Plant No. Ill Our Children < n^^ii 3 Years Old Andy Gregory celebrated his third birthday November 17th. Andy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Gregory and the grandson of Martha Gregory and the late Leroy Gregory. He is also the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Adger Crawford, Jr. and the great grandson of Mr. and Mrs. B.F. Vanderford and Mr. and Mrs. Adger Crawford, Sr. Salesman Says 'Thank You', CM Employees Dear Editor: On August 1st, 1955, I officially started my association with Clinton Mills as a salesman in their New York office selling grey goods. As of today, October 29th, 1976,1 leave the New York sales office upon my retirement. Whatever measure of success I have enjoyed over the many years of my associa( tion with Clinton Mills, a good part is due to the combined efforts of the people in Clinton, South Carolina; the Executive Department, the Manufacturing Department, Planning, Carding, Spinning, Weaving, Inspection, Put Up and Warehouse Departments. Your combined efforts in making a superior | quality fabric and deliveries z as scheduled has been most beneficial. I wish, also, to thunlt thp nffirp nersonnel \ for their handling of the I many complex problems, so that the Sales Department can better service our customers. I have enjoyed my many ;t years of associa'ion with all g of you and I thank you for all a you have done to make my in efforts worthwhile. Sincerely, 1. I. Tully Albrecht IIMIIIIIIIIIIMMIIIIIIIIIItllllllMlllllllllllllflllllll Satterfield Promoted Jerry Satterfield, 32, has een named Lydia Weaving assistant Departmental iuperintendent, according to luperintendent Glenn Gas;ins. Satterfield is on the hird shift. Satterfield joined the Com>any in 1959 as a service )perator. He has been a veaver, and was a loom :echnician before assuming lis new position. His hobbies include deer hunting and fishing. I^Sh 1 \ V Hp^k ; d \ V OTIS BREWINGTON Otis Brewii Hooked Or "You've just got to lov Brewington, "Plant Number 1 described his fishing experien "I go everyday - rain or weather is, unless it's just toe Fishing for Brewington ii when I was a kid - fishing v River. "Now, I go to Lake Greer for rock bass," he added. 4 fishing equipment, which inc rods and reels, and hundred: other equipment." Brewington reads a lot al he is a member of the Basi American Bass Association, several of their tournament: Brewington's trophy cab which he caught at Santee C caught at I.ake Greenwood. In addition to fishing, C fellow CB friends with an recently started playing gol away from work. ^Ep?c': rsm1H Ift J JERRY SATTERF1ELD HB IjB V BUI ngton i Fishing e the outside," says Otis Vo weaving employee as he ces. shine - no matter how the > rislrv " ? a serious thing. "I started vith my daddy on the Enoree lwood almost everyday to fish 'I've got a big investment in ludes several fishing boats, 17 s of dollars worth of plugs and tout fish and their habits. Also, } Angler's Association and the He has won second place in s. ches include a 42 pound catfish hooper and an 11V? pound bass >tis finds time to entertain his occasional fish fry. Also, he f as an additional hobby when