Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Clinton Em Honored A Retiremen ^1 Plant No. 1 Spinning employees pause< Anna Campbell with a retirement gift ar ment. ? in | XJLIILiJl ? "" ~~~ ?? ? \f IIP El. -c' i t? I -r ^ ni]| i II til J?? * *? Hf a U|||^JB I <4JnftnA Lewis Burnside, a Lvdia Maintenam tools and picked up his fishing gear" fol tenance Department. Lewis' co-employe best wishes for an enjoyable retiremen r / # Mrs. Virginia Wilburn (left) and Mr retired recently from the Bailey Plant i is shown with the two former Clot) ceremonies. ployees t r ^ rf\kiru iiirr\ 4Lk wwrLAimr^ ^ /. d from their job duties recently to honor id many wishes for a long, happy retire-4i at r.^ -mhbk jj | || re employee (left) "put down his work lowine retirement from the Lvdia Main 'os are shown as they offered him their t. I. , s. Sarah Word (second from right) both Cloth Room. Superintendent Steve Floyd 1 inspectors following their retirement | '^kE-w jBk^3 \ w 1. vW Mrs. Emma Dunaway (holding envelop ployees following her retirement from Pla with the company spans almost half a ci r ^ 4 1 x^HHrlHit * * yV Lucv Wilkie (second from left) is showretired recently from Lydia Weaving. j^y ? mB m? Plant No. 2 Slashing employee James with a number of gifts when he retired Jessie Satterfield (seated) is surroum she retired recently from Lydia Spinni V/' * H Bav , B vn *s) happily chats with her fellow emnt No. 1 Spinning. Emma's association jntury. n with a number of her friends as she wj^ *r\ r*wi 1ST y V + r- ; f i4r Moore (third from right) was honored recently. ied by many of her fellow employees as n*.