Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Page 8 Recent Ri Wes Littleton End Wes Littleton No. 2 Weave y v^p u Myrtie Mills (left) recently retired from I and Eva Joe Crawford (right). Left to right, Joe Nelson, Lydia Plant h Satterfield (center) while Van Oxner, Cardin sin emeu is Is Weaving Career When Wes Littleton retired recently from Plant No. 2 Weaving, he ended a career with the company that has expanded over 46 years. Wes. as he is known by his many friends, gained the reputation over the years of always being at work well before shift change because "I never liked to be late." "I've missed very little time from work." he added, "alwavs trvine to make every mrk I could. That's the only way to make good money." he added with a smile. Wes recalled the early years with the company when he ran about all the jobs at one time or another. "Some days I didn't know whether I'd bea loom filling supplier, smash specialist, or a weaver." "I liked my work and that's why I stayed with it. Now that I'm retired, I guess I'll fish and just relax." he continued, "but I'll never forget my association with the 'mills.'" I- % Lydia Cloth. With her are Don Daily (center) i ^ ' ff tL. ^ Manager, presents a 25 year award to Alvin g Superintendent, looks on. f * 4P B ' - JJ N mmH^ William James recently retired as a Loom Li been with the company since Dec. 20, 1978. ^wmm r jqp?J A JK '$ 4lr r xjiJw I f|^ I J.A. Black Lydia Maintenance 4-16-82 T: A Thurman Jonas Lydia Carding 1*s Y?art Long Employees Recognized Q mm JH Br A Hf ,,; i jbricator from Geneva Plant No. 2. He had rj#^ * . jv Ezzie Miller Lydia Maintenance 4-13-82 - il \^H Millard Campbell No. 2 Carding 25 Years %a1 m # M Harold Hairston Lydia Cloth 40 Years