Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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'Tis The Seas ? To Selec Hundreds of employees Clinton Mills Christmas gif make their Christmas gift program are 162 retired an completed 25 or more year; Employees cam United Wa i ne tonowing employee; have been selected as Unitet Way solicitors: PLANT NO. 1 CARD ROOM: 1st, T.R Rice; 2nd, C.A. Shepard 3rd, Charles Ball. SPINNING ROOM: 1st RECENT SERVICE AWARE 5 Years Name Plan Thad Williams Offic James M. Brewington No. Gertrude P. Gregory No. Larry Lawson No. Jeffry B. Blackwell No. Ray O. Brewington No. Mary E. Hair Lydi limmio R Rortno ??" eaiie Gerald W. Tollison Baile Otis Brewington No.2 10 Years Laurence Bigbee No. Merle Samples No. Simmie Reeder Lydi Barry E. Wyatt Lydi Christine J. Gregory Lydi Margaret Bell Lydi Charlton J. Jackson Lydi Willie J. Byrd Baile Grady Carter, Jr. Baile I^arry Carter Baile Mary Smith Baile Nick Snow Baile Willie C. Watson Baile 15 Years Robert L. Simmons, Jr. No. Beulah C. Moore No Junior Thomas Lyd; 20 Years Jim Henry No. Nellie D. Ward No, Chestley E. King No. James A. Wilkie Lydi 25 Years Robert Webb Lydi Myrtie B. Alewine Lydi 30 Years I^wis N. Wallace 0ffic Daisy L. Campbell No. Claude H.Ward Main David A. Adams Main 40 Years Hubert leopard No. on >f The Gifts and their families visited the t displays earlier this month to selections. Included also in the d inactive employees who have s service. e in groups to view gifts. iy Solicitors ? Charles Williamson; 2nd, 1 Linda Hanley; 3rd, Gertrude Gregory. WEAVE ROOM: 1st, Ruth Lancaster; 2nd, Mary ; Peake; 3rd, Shirley Winphrie. , CLOTH ROOM: Corrie Satterwhite >s PLANT NO. 2 CARD ROOM: 1st, Roy lt Roach; 2nd, Milford Wright; 3rd, Ray Gossett. j SPINNING ROOM: 1st, 2 Edna Osborne, Patricia j Burton, Lillie Webb; 2nd, 2 Ella Smith, Jancie Samples; 2 3rd, Selma Ballew, Margie _ Strickland. WEAVE ROOM: 1st, Evy elyn Simmons, Jackie Bragg, Grace Wooten, Newell Brewineton: 2nd .1 W 2 Walton,James Croy, Kim2 berly Moore, Mildred Smith; a 3rd, Margaret Patterson, a Horace Robinson, Reuben ' Stroud, Tommy Harris CLOTH ROOM: Martha a Prather y BAILEY PLANT CARD ROOM: 1st, Jimmie ' Jacks; 2nd, Chauncey |y Payne; 3rd, James Cunningham. y SPINNING ROOM: 1st, Jennie Baker; 2nd, Frances 2 Parkman; 3rd, Margaret 2 Gault. ia WEAVING AND SLASHING: 1st, Clara Kuykendall; ? 2nd, Judy Roac?., Jrd, I^arry ^ iri lYlIlg CIX)TH ROOM: I^ois West 2 SHOP: 1st and 2nd, Preston Culbertson; 3rd, Bobby a Rice a LYDIA PLANT a CARD ROOM: 1st, Thurmon R. Shealy; 2nd, William e M. Boozer; 3rd, Fred B. Smith. 2 SPINNING ROOM: 1st, :* Willie Mae Jolly; 2nd, John nie Byrd; 3rd, Vina Campbell. 1 WEAVE ROOM: Depart Hi Old Timers T00--R Hamrkk is one of 162 retii S i f it /uj nm uiu maiurr uiu a urn participating in the 1! Christmas gift program. Terry Randolph check six-piece cutlery set in gil program. Listed ment 41 - 1st, Fred Cunningham; 2nd, James Smith; 3rd, George Bedenbaugh Department 42 - 1st, Thomasina Hunter; 2nd, Carter Wright, 3rd, Ken Armstrong Department 43 - 1st, Ralph Blackwell, 2nd, Harry Franklin, 3rd, Lucy Wilkie CLOTH ROOM: Eloise McElveen SHOP: Charles P. Arnold WAREHOUSE: Walt Moore Nathaniel Pitts Is Promoted Nathaniel Pitts has been promoted from Loom Technician to Plant No. 1 Assistant Weaving Departmental Superintendent. Pitts is on the second shift. A He has attended Piedmont ^ Technical College where he i studied textile management. A resident of Cross Hill, ? he, his wife, and one child are active in Vaughnville Baptist Church. His hobbies include drag racing and football. I Hi 5' ^55 s is Iris Smith exi closely before maki eM : m ^ Many employees enjoyed chec gilts they would choose. v^** '* J fl "It's difficult to make this de< BULK RATE U.S. POSTAGE PAID Clinton, S.C. Permit No. 59 ADDRESS CORRECTION Ttt IJM mines Sunbeam mixer ng her selection. Mt\ king with others to see which cision." -Kathy Whitman REQUESTED