Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Fabrics Clinton Mills fabrics were the focal point for the Greenville County Textile Breakfast held Oct. 27 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Greenville. Clinton's Tommy Award winning garments were featured on the stage as a setting for w i A GREAT SHOW? Bob Coleman, c Textile Corporation, tells Adair Dean, enjoyed seeing the presentation of sor Left to right, Martin Comelson an President Joe Jennings. m iff! . ??' Irli t* - , * EARLY BREAKFAST? Vice Preside Mrs. Swetenburg, Martin Cornelson ar early morning textile show. i i Present* Russell and Adair Dean and Gail Begley to perform a patriotic program entitled, "Made in the USA." The breakfast show was attended by Vice President of Marketing Steve Warren, Marketing Planning Manager Josh Hamilton, enter, chairman of the Board of Riegel left, and Gail Begley, how much he le true American made garments. d John Cavanaugh talk with SCTMA ^ S M J U:mL J ? A - ? V ^ nt of Manufacturing Dick Swetenburg, id Steve Warren enjoy breakfast before 3d at Bre Vice President of Manufacturing and Mrs. J R. Swetenburg, Director of Employee Communications and Mrs. Mack Parsons and Martin Cornelson and John Cavanaugh of Clinton Mills Sales, New York. Clinton Mills fabrics drew much attention I1*#* if I - * rEk K Left to right, Josh Hamilton, Steve Wa fabrics with Doug Wheale, vice presider Stone, right, of Stone Manufacturing as ( the fabrics' characteristics from a desij Jimmy Braswell setting the times for the 6th Annual Great American Textile Run at the Clinton YMCA... Sadie Powers reminiscing about her weaving... A group of emploees inspecting Clinton Mills "Made in USA" display at the Bailey Bank... Corrie Satterwhite double checking the quality of Clinton Plant No. 1 style 349... Emily Joy preparing preparing for a trip to her classes at Piedmont Tec... Lucille ftoody reading closely the information contained on the Plant No. 2 Spinring bulletin board... Harold Smith checking the prices on a new car... Herbert Hughes returning his retired Old Timers Christmas gift selection card... Mack Parsons attending a Board of Visitors meeting at Piedmont Technical College... Charles Mabry telling an employee about a more economical ear plug that Clinton Mills now has available... Roosevelt Jones cleaning plant and office parking area... Group of office emploees wishing Pleaz Reid a speedy recovery from his illness. . i H M Page 15 akfast from the approximately 250 textile executives who had gathered to hear Joan McNeil, director of communications for the American ADDarel Manufacturer's Association discuss the labeling program which apparel manufacturer's are participating in for the "Crafted with Pride in U.S.A." program. ? *jM 4few - Jpf Tj - |L fi irren, discuss Clinton's superior quality it of Stone Manufacturing and Eugene !>ail Begley, second from right, explains jner and model's viewpoint. you see... Sam and Truman Owens officiatino th?ir 400th game... Eva B. Land checking labels before buying curtains for community building to be sure they were made in the USA... Jerald Satterf teld checking his schedule for checking plant air conditioning system... Neuffer Creswell asking about his name being added to retired Clothmaker mailing list... Steve Warren answering questions at Textile Career Education Day sponsored by Piedmont Tec... 'i -/ Thad Williams making a speech to a group of business students at Presbyterian College... Sylvia Saunders trying to find out where she could spend her Textile Buck... Talmadge Sanders telling his friends how much he's enjoying retirement... Cotton Evans trying to determine whether to repair or replace a loom part... Melba Peak talking about this year's peanut crop... J.W. Walton talking about the fabric displayed at Old Timers' gathering... Josh Hamilton trying to determine how to combat imported Chinese fabric being sold in this country... 5k V I 3C^