Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r Team Clinton Mills has been turning out millioi time- since 1896. rni r_i ; i i i i i ne launcs proaucea oy oiuiiun empi< change as technology, machinery, and know In order to maintain a reputation for suj place, two ingredients of quality product! organization. These principally, are the efforts and p< individual employees. On this page and the facing pages are so Plants who express the great pride they ha The Begini "The Opening Room is where it all begins Hill. "Since we added the Bale-O-Matic, we ce anywhere." An employee since 1974, Willie takes equipment, the placement of the bales and u process. "If anything goes wrong, I'm anxi technician and Assistant Departmental Supe IHrmIhbei . jt" . ,, !> ;,I I ..I I..Ill II .m I .mi. I. ..M work, is of yards of fabric each week for a long oyees have continued to improve and ledge have improved. >erior quality production in the market on are found throughout the Clinton >sitive attitudes which exist among the ime of the employees within the Clinton ve in what they are doing. ling , says riant mo. c r iDer oienaer, w line rtainly have one of the best operations 3 a sincere interest in the opening ther areas which affect the production ous to report it to my departmental rintendent .** Believes In The Company and Job Spinning Technician, Charles Whitife, believes the Company is an excellent ice to work. "We know every job and partment depends upon another to run i best. As a technician I must innir nstantly for any mechanical problems lich might cause "off quality producn." "Everyday a technician runs into mething new, and he's just got to watch bad roving or yarn, spindles not set tjperly, or a frame running the wrong Bed." ( prid? iPTi i "f ^V ''.Jr*i Hi HI Being Familiar Wit "I've been spinning for 49 years," says PL "I'm just quality minded- always alert for slub that will affect my job or someone else's," she "When I see a mechanical defect, I us Superintendent and Techinician." "Just about, evprvhrvrtv in thic ripnarfmonf good shape." I Makf rr J Jf 1 B Sfe B I' b The Job I. ant No. 1 Spinner, Emma Dunaway. s, stray yarn, bad roving or anything added. _ _ ually flag it for the Departmental works faithfully to keep their job in || I Extra Effort To Improve 'I'm just proud of the job we all do in the plants," says Spooler Operator Ml Jacks. "You just don't have the ity we have unless everyone has a lot ide-and that's exactly what all of us I 'Being pleased on the job means Tig a good outlook about your job as as the people you work with and for." nued Lola. 'I trained as a Spooler Operator and dn't want to do anything else." B~ |j ii ii 1 ii