Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Page 2 KMAIM^^A IMMA AAk, UTipwyCCS DfOUgTTI UP Christmas A bit of Christmas arrived in Clii as catalogs containing approximal employees and more than 200 ins more years of continuous service Representative displays featurir Conference Rooms, except those displayed in the Training Center. This year's program incuded r creational and personal items. Items which employees select before Christmas. Only those em eligible to participate in the Chri I I Making a dac BUJHHHHHMSj I - im Some went ewe I i-J It I ' *** * * * 'jStJSSM sir families to inspect the gifts. Displays Arrive iton's six weaving plants in late September :ely 130 Christmas gifts were distributed to ictive Old Timers who had completed 25 or to the company. ig most of the items were set up in the Plant for Clinton Mills Plant 1 and 2. These were uimorni ic Kai icaKaM hama u<Arl/rkAA rn 1 U I I It I UU J MUUOCIIUIU, IIUIIIC *vui rvoi tup, IC* will be distributed on the job a a few days iployed before December 1, 1981 will be stmas Gift Program. :i?ion isn't always easy. mkk /?-1 '^tsf' ^1 HP* j II k H fe* ^^>iHI If without making a choice. IB i < Employees checked . ML (Xd Timers enjoyed End of an era?Clinton Mills Boa E-Model looms currently being remoi pleted, the company will no longer ha> being replaced with wider X-3 looms 1 r^kjf v m wstor n hats for propor fit. visiting Christmas displays. rd Chairman Robert M. Vance looks at some red from Plant No. 1. When the move is comre any E-Model looms in production. The E's are