Clinton Mills clothmaker. [volume] ([Clinton, South Carolina]) 1984-198?, October 15, 1984, Page Page 6, Image 6
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Lucille Woody completed 40 y
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Superintendent Mac George and
plimented Lucille on her dedical
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Lydia Plant Manager Joe Nelso
on achieving 25 continuous serv
superintendent, expressed his ap
to the company since October 1
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William D. McWaters became a
member of the Old Timer's Club on
August 19, 1984. William is employed
in Plant No. 2 Spinning.
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ears continuous service to the company since
Manager Ted Davenport and, left to right,
Assistant Superintendent Billy McGee comtion
to the company.
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?n, right, congratulated Myrtle Lanford, center,
rice in Lydia Weaving. Joe Littlefield, weaving
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? 1959.
Katherine Smith completed membership
Club September 10, 1984. Plant No. 2 M<
Weaving Superintendent Joe Aiton, left, ex[
loyalty to the company as they presented he
Ruby Cooper ended a 30-year work caret
Spinning recently. Her many friends and fe
making her last day at work quite a memorabl
held for Ruby was a cake decorated with a har
addition, Ruby also received numerous oth<
Mrs. Nell Haggart completed twenty-five y
Mills on September 19, 1984. Nell is showi
from Vice President Claude A. Crocker.
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requirements in the Old Timer's
inager Ted Davenport, right, and
)ressed their appreciation for her
r with an engraved wrist watch.
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?r as she retired from Plant No. 1
How employees joined together in
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idmade "rug" and rockingchair. In
er retirement gifts.
ears in industrial nursing at Clinton
n receiving her service award watch