The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, February 15, 1977, Image 1
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CLINTON
MILLS
FEBRUARY, 1977
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MIKE SIMMONS
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WYMAN LIVINGSTON
Bailey Schol
Graduating high scl
Mercer Silas Bailey Sen
That's just over a r
need application forms c
from Mack Parsons, w
Building.
Each scholarship aw
college or university of
Foundation.
Since inception of
awarded 38 four year s<
In addition, sixty c
awarded.
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Published By ani
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Livingston
Is Shrine
Secretary
Plant Number 1 Loom
Technician, Wyman Livingston
has been elected secretary
of the Laurens County
Shrine Club.
Livintrston. who has been
with Clinton Mills since
1968, has been a Shriner
for 13 years.
He is past Master of
Magnolia Lodge and has
served in numerous other
positions.
In addition to his Shrine
Club activities, Wyman en
joys gardening and wood
working.
arship Applica
tiool seniors or employees plan
olarships are reminded that th
nonth away ana lime is aireaa;
an get them from area high scl
hose office is located in the
/arded is worth up to $1,250 pe
the recipient's choice, subject
the scholarship program in
cholarships at a total cost comi
ollege loans totaling a commitr
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d For Employees of Clinton Mills, C
Mike Simmoi
In S.C. Lawi
Mike Simmons, son of pri
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Sim- Mi)
mons, is serving as a Page I
in the South Carolina at
House of Representatives Ca
this legislative session. ma
As a page, Mike is gain- *
ing practical experience in we
the actual state law making km
process. He is being spon- rei
sored by Laurens County
Representative Joe Holland.
"When the House is in
session, I'm responsible lor
getting "bills" to particular
committees, performing
minor adminstrative duties
for the lawmakers, as well
as carrying materials to the
SCHMTTT
Schmitt Assumes
^ ah
new unn rusiuun
Gerald G. Schmitt has
been named Assistant
Credit Manager of Clinton
Mills Sales Corporation.
A native New Yorker,
Gerald joined Clinton Sales
Corporation's credit department
November 18, 1974.
He assumed his new position
on January 1, 1977.
Gerald is past treasurer
of the Rayon Credit Group,
and serves as a leader of a
Cub Scout Pack.
When away from his professional
and business responsibilities,
Gerald enjoys
cross country skiing and
model railroading.
tions Available
ning to apply for the 1977
e deadline is April 15.
y getting short. Those who
hool guidance counselors or
Clinton Mills Community
(r year for four years to the
to approval by the Bailey
1956, the Foundation has
mitment of $142,950.
nent of $217,450 have been
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linton, S.C.
ns Is Involve
ma King rroi
nting offices," stated cia
ke. leg
tfike, a full time student i
the University of South is
rolina, is majoring in pla
.nagement. cai
'I work fourteen hours a thi
ek and the practical
owledge I've gained has is
illy increased my appre- P*1
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* wnlHBE
QUARTER CENTl
Clinton Mills' Personnel I
recently received his 25th ann
his participation in Boy Scout
District Scout Executive, made
Cooper has served in nur
including Laurens District Chai
man, and institutional represer
Cooper On State
Vocational Group
Calvin A. Cooper, a
member of District 56
Board of Trustees, has
been selected as a representative
of a local board
for statewide school boards
on the committee to plan
the state's vocational edu
cation.
The appointment was
made by State Superintendent
of Education Cyril
Busbee.
KERj
VOL. 25 - NO. 4
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:ess
tion of the work our
islators do."
\t the present time Mike
undecided about any
ins to pursue a political
eer, but readily admits
s is a possibility later on.
Mike's mother, Martha,
a Clinton Mills' Stenograer.
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Uvgraivn
director Calvin A. Cooper
iversary service award for
activities. John Medearis,
f the presentation,
nerous scouting capacities;
irman. Advancement Chairitative.
Inside You 11 Find
Pages 2 A 3 - Clinton Mills
Cub Scouts Hold Blue and
Gold Banauet
PiffN 4 A 5 Would You
Recommend Your Job To A
Friend? Read About Those
Employees Who Have.
Page 6 Retired Employee
More Active Than Ever
Page 7 - Davenport Receives
Eagle Award Ficklin
Enjoys Unicycling
Page 8 - Lydia Employee
Takes Up Archery