Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Thanksgiving-; To Say The The V It is a celebration of the way we feel ahnnt tho vA/rvrIH arnnnH ue If MI/VMV VI iv. ffwi !VJ UI VUIIU CIO. II IOO I CCUgl II" tion that the good things in life come to us from a Source we may find beyond our ability to comprehend. "Truly, this is God's country. Nothing can destroy it unless we become unthinkably weak?too weak to lift our hearts to heaven in gratitude for its uncounted blessings." ?Burton Hollis And No H Jerri Lynn Satterfield, daughter of M crowned Clinton High School homecor a Lydia Weaving Assistant Departmer V Time inks For Vorld Around Us The first festival of Thanksgiving was held in 1623 after a long period of near starvation. Our ancestors finally achieved a good harvest, by hard work and enormous initiative meenmtv and ner?;i<;t ence. These qualities were originally necessary for survival?to keep the family together. Now. in the 20th century, we realize that they are just as necessary as they were in the year when the pilgrims shared maize with the Indians. ..Then r. and Mrs. Jerry Satterfield, was lecently ning queen for 1982. Her father, Jerry, is ttal Superintendent. ; Personnel Director Calvin Cooper Andrew McGee (right) on being Piedm Clinton Emolovec B I During Piedmont Piedmont Technical College, Greenwood, held its first annual Textile Awards luncheon in Greenwod Oct. 25. Two of Piedmont Tech's 11 scholarship recipients were Clinton employees. Another recipient, Dennis Fallaw Jr., is a former employee. The award recipients, Steven Wright and Andrew McGee, are both Lydia Weaving and Carding employees, respectively. Steven's father, Carter, is a Plant No. 2 Loom Technician; his mother. Ruby, is a Lydia Weaver; a and his wife, Anita, is employed in the Data Processing Department. Steve is a Loom Graduates Hampton And McGee Receive Degrees Dennis Hampton and Albert Brown both "" Clinton Mills employees, recently completed the requirements for Associate Degrees in Industrial Technology at Piedmont Technical College. Hampton, a 1979 graduate of Clinton Y High School, maiored in General Technology with emphasis on Industrial Electricity and 1 Electronics Technology He graduated with M High Honors fl He has been attending Piedmont Tech Hi f/Mir mohtc a ti/oolr cinro 1 Q7Q nmp1 ^ .WW! Ifgnij u JIMVW k -/ r -7. UCIIIII3 f father is a Clinton Mills Outside employee; 3 his mother is a retired Lydia Weaving em| ployee Albert Brown received an Associate De gree in Industrial Technology with a major in I Textile Management Technology I Brown, a Plant No 1 Card Technician, completed his reqirements for the degree by attending Tech as a full-time student while working at Clinton Plant No 1. Brown has been with the company since 1973. Page 3 Jf; ? f congratulates Steve Wright (left) and ont Tech scholarship recipients. *s Recognized Tech Luncheon Technician. Andrew McGee, a drawing operator, is a brother of Leroy McGee. a Lydia Carding Department Technician. Dennis Fallaw was employed at Lydia during the summers of 1978, 1979 and 1981. His mother. Polly B. Fallaw, is a Plant No. 2 Loom Filling Supplier. She has been with the company since 1943. Personnel Director Calvin Cooper and Vice President Claude A. Crocker represented Clinton Mills at the awards luncheon. Cooper has been recently named to the Textile Management Advisory Committee. ?nn?s Hampton ^ AIU 1 O MiLxrri oruwn