The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, May 15, 1977, Image 2
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NELLIE BURDEN
Spinner Finds Job
"The thing I like best about
relatively easy for me," says PI
Burden.
"I enjoy coming to work and
work with everyday."
Nellie lives in Laurens and ha
"When you have a large famil
a lot of time for outside interest.
SYLVIA IVESTER
Spooler Likes Fell
Sylvia Ivester came to Plai
years ago, and proudly boasts
the best people to be found an;
"I've worked in other texti
but I like this the best," says 1
An athletic person, she enj
i&nu auw racing.
"At work, I can spin, sp<
assist on the warpers. I've had i
as she discussed her job skills.
"My home and two boys,
The second shift work lets me
and do the housework. Then
employee, comes in and keeps
The Ivesters live on Rout
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my job is that the work is "It w
Lant No. 2 Spinner Nellie but the a
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my friendship with those I equipmer
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is six children ages 2 to 10. years old
ly and a job, there just isn't In oi
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nt No. 2 Spooling almost Ave
that nhe works with some of
vwhere.
le plants and a hosiery plant,
[vester.
oys swimming, water skiing,
>ol, creel, pour up yarn and
training in a lot of areas," she
age 5 and 6, keep me busy,
keep my children in daytime SB
Kenneth, a Number 2 cloth his reti
them while I work." with tl
e One, Clinton. Engine
bt Restores *58 Ford Pickup
it a year ago, Fred Fuller, Bailey Plant Carding De
1 a 1958 Ford V? ton pickup for restoration,
as in bad shape," said Fred as he started the truck. "It's g
otor is all original. Now. I'm very proud of what I've don
ir, who has been with Clinton Mills ten years, maintain?
it he's responsible for on the job. "You've got to keep both i
ft year this truck's value will increase substantially bees
. There just aren't many ones like this on the road."
der to restore the truck to its original condition, Fred ha
pers, installed carpeting and done a considerable amount
id $300 for this truck, but with its age, and all the things I'\
'sorts' high if I sold it," added Fuller.
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[ORT ON WORDS TO SAY?Homer Fuller, right, was si
rement party at Lydia. Homer, well-known throughout th
le company since March 13, 1947. He retired April 29.
er Harry Sullivan, Mike Kinard, J.A. Black, Gene 1
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partment Technician,
ot a lot of miles on it,
e to it.**
i his vehicles like the
in top shape,** he says,
.use it will be twenty
s re-painted it, added
of body work,
re done on it, the price
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lort on words to say for
e Lydia Plant, had been
With Homer are Plant
iCnox and Rob Wilkie.