The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, November 15, 1979, Image 3
Activities
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Mr. and Mrs. Claude Crocker, Mr. and
M rs. Ralph Patterson and Fleming listen to
governor's proclamation.
Left to right, Chairman of the Board
Robert M. Vance, Governor Dick Riley, State
Superintendent of Education Charlie
Williams, and Clinton President George H.
Cornelson discuss the festivities for the
Open House tours.
Visitors of all ages toured the plants.
Hundreds gathered early to hear nui
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the 2 p.m. ceremonies began. lea
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Vice President C. Bailey Dixon and Mr.
and Mrs. A1 Reid (right) observe weaving
operation at Bailey.
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t,acn visitor receivea a special
tour guide highlighting Clinton's
operations.
Approximately 1,500 persons attended
the proclamation
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Over 6,600 employees, families, friends, and
neighbors took time to learn more about Clinton Mills
during October 14 tours.
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Hi' Edna McGee (left) shows Governor and Mrs. Riley
a sample of Clinton Mills' fabric.
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