Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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First and Second Shift Respond To Call For Gl Georgia-Carolina Blood Assurance Cen 15 and 16 to receive blood donations fr A total of 142 employees contributed Among the donors were: Pat Owens. William S. Fennell, Kenneth Glenn. Jesse W. Brewster. Steve Coleman. Paul Tyson, Marshall Vaughn. George T. Snelgrove. John H. Gary, Velma C. Burnett. William Calhoun, Joe McCall, Loren Pyles. Willie Hill, and Mildred E. Dowdle. Also. James F. Miller, Tom Womble, Syl via Clayton. Norman K. Craven, Peggie juriiibun, rasper ooya, rairicia nniey, Kose C. Pennington. Gerald Satterfield. John Price. Patti S. Gilliam, Nancy P. Coleman. Walter Sigman, Jr.. William R. Hill, and Glenn D. Gaskins. Also. Silas M. Campbell. Franklin E Harmon, III. James D. Barton. Andy Ellis, Lawrence A. Nelson, Jr.. Steve F Warren. John R. Swetenburg. Millard H. Campbell. Lillie B Dillard, Kenneth Samples. Mike F. Smith. Manuel E. Darby. Johnny W. Barr. Harvey Richard, and James L. Rice. Also. Phillip B Rogers. Willie 0. Cantrell. Lois Hill. Donald R. Trammell, James Butler. Milton Grant. Wayne Steele. Paul Fallow. Russell Campbell. ThomasCulbertson. Shirley Shockley. Harold Lowery, Charles Gann, Linda Davis, and Dennis Swayngham. Also. Kevin Tucker. Marvin Eustace. Joe Shockley. Virgil Livingston, William Roach, Samuel Pitts, William Booker, Sonny King, Furman Humphries. Ronnie Evans. Mack A Letter Of Thanks To All The Employees At Clinton Mills: We wish to extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who participated and donated in your blood drive. It is always a pleasure and a privilege working with such a fine group of people. It is through the generosity of every healthy individual that hospitals we serve will have the blood and blood components they need for their patients. We hope you will continue to give that "Special Gift of Life." uur muune siarr comeniea mat it was, indeed, a delight working with everyone Our "Special" thanks to Sonny King for working so dilligently and for doing a great job The many units of blood that we receive daily help to save the lives of patients in the 18 hospitals we now serve. Your "Gift of Life" has been made available to patients in need of this life-saving fluid. Part of the success in providing this vital health care necessity to the community is due to the donor response of organizations such as yours. Thank you again for your help and support. Your continuing efforts in serving your community is very much appreciated Sincerely. Billie S. Bennett Director. Donor Resources Georgia-Carolina Blood Center nurse Nan becomes a blood donor. Employees Iff Of Life ter visited Clinton Plants 1 and 2 on April om the first and second shifts, their "gift of life" to this program. Parsons. Benny Tucker. George Cook, Bob Nelson, and Brian Blackwell. Also. Robbie Howard, Carolyn Fuller, David Gienn. Steve Lanford, James South, Harvey White. Perry Parrish, Vernon Williams. Terry King. Eddie Bradley. J.H. Whitmore. John Cooper. Kenneth Stroud, Horace Howell, and Charles Cummins. III. Herbert l. uiarK, ana Marvin uauit. Also. Terry Chilton. Howard E. Stroud. Ben F. Woodward. Carlton Gregory. Thomas Prince. Ralph Sheriff. Diana Sims. David S. Brown. Joe C. Bramlett. Jared D. Sullivan. Claude Ward. Miriam Darby. Darrell White, Martha Simmons. Matthew King. Kenneth Prince. Alvin Murphy, and William Prince. Also. Jerold Samples. Bobby Ray Anthony. Mary A. Gambrell. Joe L. Dillard. Adell Brown, Tony R McMurtury. Willie E. Coleman. L.C. Roberson. Sally M. Gossett. Carl Young, Roger D Kuykendall. James N. Wells. Sue A. Strickland. Phillip Johnson, and Lawrence Ed Bigbee. Also. Debbie Griffin Trammell. James Cothran, Christine Fortson. Betty F. Samples. Henry V. Irby. Tommy Sherfield. Johnny Tucker. Paul Samples. Valerie Price, Joseph A. Cothran. Clyde Dickard. Albert Brown. James B. Croy. Larry E. Gore. George Clark, Sr.. William D. McWaters. and Brawlev I. Pitts '3s ' ig&s&L'- . 1/ *vy off 5 -"A* / * a *f f^^lf^ ^ r ' ' "* ' ;/ ?a? 3g I * % I E Diana Sims enjoys orange juice and cookies as employees were advised to drink plenty of fluids following their giving blood. cy Stewart interviews Patti Gilliam before she Ode 11 Brown answers Cindy Hughey's questior the Georgia-Carolina Blood Assurance Program 1 1 * jr W"_ t Cindy Hughey, R.N., monitors Miriam Darby a blood donors. ? n ii n.u..n a; i ? ! > . . R.n. Deny iwonijoy assures jm umard or his p being a donof. Wf _j| R.N. Jane Reese gives Kenneth Page 5 r i is as he prepares to give a pint of blood to 1 is she joined 142 of her fellow employee Physical status before proceeding with his P?I H| i Prince a mini-physical.