The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, September 15, 1977, Image 2
Support The
United Way
Clinton Mills and its employees have always bee
leaders in supporting tne umiea way in Ulinton. All ot u
should be proud of the leadership role we've taken in thi
most important fund raising drive.
Since the concept of the United Way is built on th
philosophy of people helping people, it is important tha
those who need help receive it.
The population of the greater Clinton area continues t
grow, and the amount of money needed to operate th
United Way must keep pace with the needs of ou
community.
This drive is the only fund raising campaign permitte
in tut; piauts uumig tut; year.
As in previous years, the success of the campaign wi
depend on the support each employee gives the departmen
tal solicitor when he or she is approached for a contribution
Again, as in previous years, we are offering payroi
deductions to make it easier for you to give. If you haven'
given to the drive before, we encourage you to do so thi
year. We are pleased with the support you have given thi
drive in prior years.
The sixteen agencies comprising the United Way nee
$69,950 from this year's Greater Clinton Campaign to mee
the needs of the people.
Please support the United Way.
The Edito
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"I like to help people that cannot help themselves, an
supporting the United Way is one of the best ways for me t
do this."
"I've known of times when my friends needed an
received help from the United Way, and that makes m
want to continue my support."
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Floyd Is Promoted
Stephen E. Floyd has
been named Assistant Carding
Departmental Superintendent
for the Bailey Plant
second shift. ^
A native of Joanna, Floyd * ,^^3nH
is a 1968 graduate of Clinton W
Hi*h School. He received his /,
BA Degree in Economics s"-w /1
from Clemson University in \ sr? )
1972.
He is a member of St. Jr\
Boniface Catholic Church in \
Joanna. Floyd is also active wgHr *
in the Clinton Kiwanis Club, ^
Assistant Scoutmaster of
Troop 75, and serves as an V w"^r
institutional representative M 1
to Boy Sout Troop III. ? ^
STEPHEN FLOYD
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"A lot of people have been
d helped by* the United Way.
t This is the only fund raising
drive I'm asked to contribute
to in the plant during
r the year, and that's a feature
of the program I like.
One contribution assists a
number of good agencies ?^jy
which provide a service to believe
many people." the ne
Henry Lawson, Jr.-No.l Dr0irrai
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For the past four years,
I've been a shift solicitor for
\ the United Way. I enjoy
working with the United
Way because I'm familiar
with the fine work it does.
All my life I've been a firm
believer that it's better to
give than to receive. This
year, I hope our United Way
Campaign will be as success
ful as in previous years.
Sylvia Saunders, No. 1
Weaver
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family has always supported the United Way. We
the agencies in the program do a good job in serving
eds of the area-especially the YMCA's athletic
n."
/e also been active in the scout program with my
i, and the health, service, and recreational programs
sd United Way Support."
Joyce Finley, Bailey Spinner
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'The United Way get's ray
support because it's the only
iuna raising drive permitted
in the plants. As long as I've
worked and there's been a
United Way Program, I've
supported it. It's just good
to know the agencies in the
program exists and are
available in time of need."
Jennie Baker, Bailey Warper
Operator
--- "I've been giving to the
IkT United Way as long as we've
/ had one in the plants. I like
to contribute to any good
cause. To me, the agencies
in the United Way do a good
. _
Edna Osborne, No. 2 Spinm
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