Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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m W v ^ Highly Automated - Ar ment in the features of high! took a first hand look at the imi show. A I , EB Full Explanation - Print departments to fully explain the equipment name, and its m Take A Close Look - Pei encourages Rev. Gene Mulli operation of the Draper X-3 yards of fabric each year. HR9PH ? ' M J& 1^ -J E ,\ jk^ ea ministers expressed am&zey automated equipment as they modern operations. ed signs were displayed in all the manufacturing processes, current replacement cost. iS: .-^ ~ -^a^l "^51 ^^^ BkJW sonnel Director Calvin Cooper kin to take a close look at the looms that turn out 1000's of Minister Tour Bailey P They're Impress With Positive At I Clinton Mills opened its J PKnf An. T/vatinn A vuniivii~ui/oiiiia iTiiiusifCriai ass affored the area clergy an manufacturing facilities and lear role employees play in produc apparel and industrial uses. The group was welcomed Vance. During a briefing in I guest3 were told of the vast tec! taken place within the industr necessary within the company t as to keep the company in a c< satisfying customer needs and r? steady employment for more th Throughout the tour, m< Training, and Manufacturing emphasized the importance of 1 the company and their role in h leader in the industry. Many of those attending w attitudes that existed between t and the respective communities "You all have the attitude of be in for turning out goods because of people who work in the plant h betterment of the communities Throughout the afternoon plained the operations of the s< value and replacement costs, operator to the total manufactui At the end of the tour, t ' Conference Room where they \ brochure, textile facts booklet, produced from Clinton fabrics. I I 'Visit Gave Me A Deeper Insigi Your invitation to tour the Bailey Plant of Clinton Mills was greatly appreciated. The entire February 28 af- ( ternoon was well planned and effectively executed by you and your associates. I ( am grateful for having been ' included. 1 Not only was it a privilege j to see the plant, the exemplary operation, and your i fine product, but I was < particularly impressed with I every evidence of the human i concern that is manifest J toward each employee. I i deeply appreciated your in- I troductory remark that "Clinton Mills was founded < upon and continues to ope f rate on Christian princi- y pies." The superb reputation which your company enjoys in our community, I am confident, rests upon this s lant ed titudes Bailey Plant doors to the ociation February 28 as it opportunity to see its n more about the important :ing iaDrics lor Household, I by President Robert M. the Conference Room, the inological changes that have y and the huge investment o create a single job as well jmpetitive position through >quirements while providing an 1700 people, imbers of the Personnel, staff serving as guides ;he individual employees to elping make the company a ere amazed at the positive he company, its employees, . As one person remarked, ig far more than just a place your sincere interest in the s and in the growth and where the neonle livo " , Company personnel exophisticated equipment^ its as well as the role of its ring operations, he group returned to the vere presented a Company and a box of handkerchiefs fit...' foundation. The visit to the Bailey Plant surely gave me a deeper insight and a broauer understanding into the daily lives of those, within your employ, who are a part of our Church family. Hopefully, because of this exposure, I can more meaning luiiy minister to their needs. Thank you, also, for the momentos. The handerkerrhiefs, the facts booklet, and ihe beautiful brochure commemorating the company's iOth anniversary, will be reminders of your thoughtfulness. I am appreciative, Robert, >f your friendship. Personal food wishes to you and fours. Sincerely, M. Eugene Mullikin Broad Street United Methodist Church