Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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page 4 Employe FT Tobv Cam obeli. left, was honors party as Toby ended a work career Arthur Sanders, Plant Engineer, is si from his fellow employees. His woi company's history. Campbell Ends i Career At ClintG Toby, as he is called by his friends ai fellow employees, began his work career Clinton Mills in January, 1922. He was 14 the time. Following a tradition set by his father a grandfather, Campbell likes to tell that'T never worked anywhere but Clinton Mills For the senior service Clinton supply roc employee, times have changed significan since the early days when he hauled qui for $9.17 in a 60-hour week. "By toda; standards, that's not much, but in 192 that was the most money I'd ever seen." Campbell had worked on numerous spa jobs before transferring to supply 54 yea ago. ? iit^^ EASTER Renewal of Faith May the message of this holy Easter fill your hearts and uplift your spirits with joy. Celebrate this re newai oj jaitn ana nope with your loved ones. You will find a rebirth of your faith in Htm and in His messages of peace and love. April 22, 1984 ses Reach f i by his fellow employees with a retirement spanning over 62 years with Clinton Mills, lown presenting Toby with a "jumbo" check rk record is the longest work record in the Record Work in Mills rid "I've worked under numerous superintenat dents, plant managers and plant enat gineers," recalled Campbell. In addition. "I've worked under all five nd company presidents: M. S., W. J. and P.S. ve Bailey, Robert M. Vance and George Cornelson." >m "You've got to feel close to the company fix x/?..'x^ -J ? 1 1 1 ny ttiicii yuu vc uccn oruuiiu as lung as i nave, i lis grew up in the plants and the community, ^'s I've never lived beyond walking distance to 2, the plants," Campbell said. Toby has two sons, both Clinton emire ployees. Terry is Assistant Plant No. 2 Weav?rs ing Superintendent and Silas is Director of Plant Engineering. I P JTTmm f? m H e. ^ ^ 1- .jj^M J Perry Parrish, Superintendent of Plant No. 1 Cloth Room, recently completed 40 years of continuous service to the company. Milestone mn Rosie Scott has completed twenty-five Spinning. Shown here is Assistant Depa bell, Superintendent Mac George, Rosi Gladys Hughes recently retired from service. Gladys is shown with numerous Room employees. m !l * !jJ Early Nelson has joined the ranks of i retired from Lydia Cloth Room. Edna retirement gift on behalf of his co-emp 5S i r~yzzr i tek T I psiw / s ^^Hr ' * H continuous years service to Plant No. 2 irtmental Superintendent Estes Campe and Plant Manager Ted Davenport. wi'i i hi atan Plant No. 2 after 33 continuous years retirement gifts from her fellow Cloth 1TTT* jMS*ftk& lumerous other fellow employees as he i McGee is shown presenting Early a iloyees. ^