Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Page 3 Retired Employees Adolphus C. Meadors has already begun devoting more time to photography since his retirement. A Tying Machine Operator, Clark had been with the company since February 10, 1949. Recent retirement parties afforded many already retired employees an oppor tunity to return to their former work place to visit. Retired Lydia maintenance employees Joe Nelson, right and Clyde Trammell. Retired Plant Engineer, second from left, chat with Claude Grady and Ezzie Miller following Marion Hiers retirement party. ; ' i,- | Mell Huey ended a 34 year working career when she retired April 2,1979. She is shown receiving a retirement gift from Rudolph Barker. Rob Wilkie served as the leader for Marion Hiers retirement party on March 23. Rob and Marion, long time fellow employees, entertained the group as they proposed a coke toast before cutting the “horseshoe” cake. Hiers fellow em ployees presented him an automatic seed planter as a token of their association with him since February 23, 1959. Recent Service Anniversaries 5 YEARS Nancy Heaton No. 1 Iller P. McWaters No. 2 ShirleyS. Shockley No. 2 Roger L. Blakely No. 2 William E. Sanders Lydia Joyce L. Campbell Lydia Rex S. Smith Lydia Harvey Richard Lydia James L. Madden Bailey Calvin E. Franklin 10 YEARS Bailey Eddie L. Choice 15 YEARS Lydia Mildred Holbert 20 YEARS No. 2 Martha Simmons Clearing The Record Office Last month, we incorrectly listed E.A. Lawson in our service anniver sary list. It should have read A.E. Lawson. The Clothmaker regrets this mistake. Lamie Brewington (left) and Darrell Bragg (right) proudly display a 28 pound 9 ounce bass Lamie caught recently while fishing below the dam on the Saluda River. Lamie was fishing with a top water plug. Both he and Darrell are Lydia employees.