The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, August 15, 1977, Image 10

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MEMBERS OF CLINTON MILLS' BABE R1 Jeanea Anderson, Derwin Kinard, Todd Riley, M Sprouse. Back, left to right, Coach Dick Swetenbu Taylor, Gregg Jackson, Andrew Huff, Ricky Tu Campbell and Steve Wilkins. Many of the player Among them are Derwin Kinard, son of Roosevel weaving employees; Scott Cornelson, son of Execut Cornelson; Mark Phillips, grandson of Hdbert Phil! Pace, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Pace. Ronnie is a ] Superintendent; and Steve Wilkins, son of Bailey #/ h' \ | I t \ AIHV 1/ ? / A m '^ '^H KIM COLEMAN C~ X t 1 m \ > SYBIL JACKSON Cm P^i nrfvTy JTH BASEBALL TEAM Left to right [ike Strickland, Scott Cornelson, Gary rg, Mark Phillips, Brian Pace, Stephen mlin, Dwayne Yeargin. Absent: Paul 3 are sons of Clinton Mills' employees, t and Ozola Kinard, both Plant No. 2 ive Vice President and Mrs. George H. lips, also a Plant No. 2 employee; Brian Lydia weaving Assistant Departmental Carding Supt. and Mrs. Don Wilkins. I People Make A Company Clinton Mills has over 1,700 loyal and dedicated employees, all working together to produce superior quality fabrics. This month The Clothmaker visited the Bailey Plant Lab, the Lydia Slasher room, the Clinton outside, and the Lydia cloth room and photograhed these cmpiujrees wno coniriDute their talents to making Clintoin a better place to work. IONE WIGLEY Miss Livingston Attends S.C. Governor School Maria Livingston, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Livingston was a delegate to the 1977 Governor's School in Charleston June 19 thru July The school is designed for talented and gifted young | students to study various subjects beyond normal high school levels. Maria concentrated on advanced courses in French. MARIA LIVINGSTON H|Ttv j; * i- * ... DAVID ADAMS CURTIS TAYLOR