Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Commemorc Distributed ' In further commemoration of Clinton during the early spring an attractive kelly | 85th printed on the front. President George H. Cornelson's perse employee's individually packaged shirts The President's letter stated that "thr< working together, Clinton Mills has be industry. This commemorative shirt is a Company." Employees pictured here expressed tf inn Many employees purchas JP ^fl #^B * ^ Zk ....a good way to show we work for a < pany that cares itive Shirts To All Employees Mills 85th Anniversary, each employee received green shirt with navy blue stripes with Clinton Mills It inal letter to each employee was enclosed in each I; Dugh the loyal and dedicated efforts of employees icome a widely recognized leader in the textile token of our appreciation for your service to our ^ leir thoughts about 85th Anniversary shirts. fashionable 3 I NRfl H g m ?ed additional shirts for family members. :om- ....a comfortable shirt to work in I ^%?Jk \ n ....excellent way to communicate the )mpany's Anniversary Plant No. 2 Weaving Superintendei shirts. ?|l j * m. -C' ^^m^bx Among those participating in Clinton Mills 8! Clinton Mills Sales Corp. offices were left to ri| Sales Corp. Vice President of Sales. Ron Jas Steve Warren; Vice President of Marketing, Mills, Inc. President, George H. Cornelson; Over 200 customers, former employees, a: guests attended the occasion. Page 11 \ j( 3WI r - * 4 jH n i ....a way of identifying large numbers of Clinton Mills employees and their families K. ** ^K| _ Hi it contacts employee about Anniversary MO >th Anniversary celebration on March 27 in the jht Clinton Sales Corp. President, Jim Raleigh; on; Clinton Marketing and Planning Manager, A. C. Young; Mrs. Robert M. Vance; Clinton and Chairman, Robert M. Vance, ssociates in the textile trade, and other invited