Clinton Mills clothmaker. [volume] ([Clinton, South Carolina]) 1984-198?, June 15, 1985, Image 3
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Employees End
Work Careers
In this issue of “The Clothmaker,” we’d like to feature a number of
employees who have completed a long and successful work career
with Clinton Mills. “The Clothmaker” wishes each of them a long and
enjoyable retirement and expresses its appreciation for the many
contributions each has made while associated with the company.
... Kathleen Sinclair saying good
bye to associates in Lydia cloth room
after 28 years of service.
... J. C. Estes, ending a 44-year
work career in Lydia spinning.
... James Harris looking forward to
the future after 32 years in No. 2
weaving.
... Paul Arnold recalling past 34
years in Lydia maintenance.
... Josephine Allman pleasantly re-
calling last 36 years in No. 2
weaving.
... Wilton Lyles completing 12
years at Bailey weaving.
... Mattie Ruth O’Shields planning
for an enjoyable retirement after 18
years in Bailey weaving.
... Frances Meeks, retiring from
Lydia weaving after 42 years of ser
vice.
... Kelly King planning for the fu
ture as he ends 46 years in No. 2
spinning.