Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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\ P**-?r \) j^b y N A N K , . .. Reuben Stroud John Wallace Ac John Wallace, assistant benefit plans administrator for Clinton Mills, Inc., has attained fellowship status in the Internation ai society or c,erimea employee tsenem Specialists. Wallace having become a CEBS in 1983 acquired the fellowship status by passing an Emplo' Chri NOT IMPORTED?Ruth Beckam ch< ^ B; * pi '? MADE IN USA?Numerous employ easy since the Christmas booklet idenl Reuben Stroud Promoted Reuben Stroud has been promoted from Loom Technician to Assistant Weaving Departmental Superintendent, second shift, according to Plant No. 2 Weaving Superin tendent Joe Alton. Stroud rejoined Clinton Mills approxijtely 12 years ago. He enjoys collecting antiques and western movie star items. He and his wife Jeanette, a weaver/instructor in Plant No. 2, attend Elizabeth Street Church of God. quires Honor update exam that demonstrated a commitment to keeping current and knowledgeable in the employee benefits field. He joins 194 others who have become fellows. The ISCEBS, with home offices in Brookfield, Wisconsin, provides education in the ever-changing field of employee benefits. UAAC Oolont fUCO OWIUVI stmas Gifts k. ^ itifl P^W- ^HF l^H H/ 5' CHIHUb ^ ! * ecks "Made in USA" label on blender. 4 # ' n i1 IWHWiTI ? Bf rees found shopping for "Made in USA" tified these products., |0Q)Pi<i 400 Old Timers marking their calendars for October 14th dinner ... Jim Kluttz commenting about the large amounts of news Clinton Mills always provided him for Mister Sun ... Sylvia Clayton explaining to Clothmaker editor Mack Parsons that she'd been associated witn uinton miiis iu years ana not five as previously reported in Clothmaker ... Hundreds of employees expressing their gratitude for being allowed to register to vote Outside employees wondering when fall rains would begin so they could begin sowing rye grass seed ... Nell Haggart recalling the changes in industrial medicine that had occured in the past 25 years that she had been associated with the Company ... B. F. Harvey recalling how much he and wife Doris CRAFTED WITH PRIDE?Edna Heal Pride in USA." Edna, like many retired USA." mmmsmmm SSIr^ HELP THE TEXTILE INDUSTRY?\ offered in Christmas gift catalog that American-made textile Christmas gifts petitive. Page 3 you see... enjoyed a recent tram trip to New Orleans ... Employees on break discussing rapid in creases in medical costs and ways they could help keep these costs down ... Charlie Grogan checking to be sure every yard of plant No. 1 fabric had been accounted for... Gholdie Simmons wondering how many more elections he'd be in charge of this year ... James Werts making usual rounds through the office delivering numerous packages which had arrived via the US mail ... Josh Hamilton noting that imported textiles goods continued to have adverse affect on the textile industry and that something needed to be done soon to curb this growth ... Calvin Cooper and Barry Whitman leaving a recent school board meeting ... ^ JiK ^ tH" H ton examines a bedspread "Crafted With Old Timers, looks for products "Made in Homer Lawson examines a sleeoine bap is "Made in USA.'' Lawson noted that help keep the industry strong and com