Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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V" ^ ^ K - ^Bh ll|i ^-^vH ?I Two Clinton Plant No. 2 employees They were left t gained the distinction of being with the Truman Leopard v company forty plus years. center. A Pleasure To Eat It AO - Although the employee's plates were filled to capacity, very few found it too difficult to eat all of the delicious food. 4 7 . JicadHl I \ VMr l4 ^ShI Just A I Jttle More Salt Wes Littleton adds salt to his food as he and some of his fellow Plant No. 2 employees enjoyed their dinner. iTj |uj j^P at* Sitting Together - Many sat together in family groups as numerous employees from the same family have completed over 25 years service to the company. We're All Involved |T IVff/i 'Profitunity' Profinuity, as you might have guessed, is the opportunity to make a ^ So many people think that making a nrnfit ic noov Thoi'e nnt Khia Tho* aI%aa!? W4?% tu VWJ. Allow o HVfW uuc. uuov uxcvn | > the number of bankrupt firms awaiting official action by the courts, ji How, then, does a firm go about -i1 making a profit? Consider this simple problem in arith|' metic. If a company has a dollar in sales 11 and ninety cents in production costs and 11 overhead, the company makes ten cennts... !1 before taxes. But if the company saves ten | cents, this is actually equal to one dollar in i sales. [ Simple, isn't it? i Simply by saving a dime, the company 1- 1 iiao duiu UllC UUlidl 111 gUUUS UI 5CrVlUC5. i J Join the sales force-no matter what | > your job is. Cut down on accidents due to i1 carelessness, eliminate excess scrap and <| losses in manufacturing, reduce clerical 11 expenses, employ your time productively. I If our company canot save that thin II dime, another company will. 11 And that other company will grow and 11 prosper and offer job security. ! You are entitled to that same job ] | security in our company, i1 Won't you help us save that dime? o right: Roy Ginn and rith President Vance, ifcl Chatting la The Line - Many Old Timers visited with each other while being served. Enjoying the Entertainment-The Piedmont Pickers provided a host of country and bluegrass songs for the occasion. Once A Year - Employees expressed their appreciation for being able to participate in the Old Timer's activities once a year. RECENT SERVICE ANNIVERSARIES 5 Years MarjorieG. Meeks Lydia Store Molly R. Gregory Plant No. 1 Margaret L. Patterson No. 2 . Clyde E. Has kin No. 2 Joe B. SpQlers No. 2 Kenneth D. Armstrong Lydia Martha E. Young Lydia Betty S. Roberts Bailey Willie E. Kingsborough No. 1 Charles B. Williamson, Jr. No. 1 Kenneth E. Prince No. 2 Menitta J. Smith No. 2 James A. Franklin No. 2 Donald R. Trammell Maint. Johnnie C. Davis Lydia John W. Grant Bailey Diana T. Fortney Lydia Store Marvin W. Eustace No. 2 Delores W. Prince No. 2 Jackie L. Norris No. 2 Rachel M. Crawford Bailey 10 Years George W. Cook No. 2 Jessie L. Davis . No. 2 William M. Boozer Lydia Herman I. Phipps, Jr. Lydia Viola Chambers Lydia Mabel H. Boozer Lydia U.^k. A D--"i? ?mu ?u?i m AVUu? uairo^ Dorothy A. Grant No. 1 Johnny A. Leake No. 2 Hattie S. Miller No. 2 Carl A. Heaton No. 2 Thomas E. Crawford Lydia Maxine S. Watts Lydia Rosa L. Blakely Lydia John W. Franks Lydia Carolyn F. Bible Bailey Margaret E. Gault Bailey James E. Gilliam Lydia Virginia Moore Lydia 15 Years Bobby J. Samples No. 2 Machon Jess Kirby Lydia 20 Years Lewis G. Howard No. 2 25 Years Nellie Dean Lydia Walter T. Campbell Lydia Arthur Gallman Lydia James B. Harris No. 2 Garel Satterfield Bailey Daisy Moore Lydia Claude Gilstrap, Jr. Lydia Mildred L. Law son Lydia Cleveland Campbell Lydia Helen V. King Lydia Store 30 Years Robert S. White No. 2 Ruby L. Lydia Tech. Serv. Josephine C. Allman No. 2 Willie M. Dean Lydia Homer Lawson No. 1 Mary R. Turner No. 2 Selma E. Ballew No. 2 Dollie V. Lusk No. 2 Lewis Power Lydia Receives Master's Miss Susan Word received a Master's Degree in Early Childhood Education from the University of South Carolina on August 19. She has a Bachelor's of Science Degree in Elementary Education from Presbyterian College. Miss Word is now teaching in Richland County School District One after teaching in Spartanburg for several years. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. David Word. David is a retired Clinton Mills Payroll Department Manager. Mrs. Word is a Bailey Cloth employee.