The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, November 15, 1977, Image 6

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Halloween Carnival Bailey Elementary School P.T.O sponsored Carnival October 29. Many Clinton Mill's empl P.T.O. organization by attending with their c'niidr ana laieni 10 maKe tne program a success. The Clothmaker was on hand to record th employees and families and friends. WgSjm ajroWML w- JlC Kr A .ftMBv' i?B ; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heaton, both Clinton employees, time out to visit the carnival with their grandson. V ? JL^ ' j. "Biggest crowd we've ever had," remarked Clir programmer, I^awrence Nelson as he sold tickets. Successful H| a very successful Halloween loyees supported the school's en as well as giving their time 15 e fun and excitement of the ^^ * * "* * Todd F< the carniva ? i S r IaaIT MA/IV _ ^ Mrs. Amelia Finley she tried to make chang Johnny Price, a Clinton Maintenanc President of the Bailey P.T.O. He was on han itoi. to various games. ~ L' EUl jnnell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Fennell found I bowling alley a special attraction. HSi found selling tickets challenging as ;e for the hundreds of visitors at the t. I Mrs. Gregg link served as carnival co-ordinator.