Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Page8 Scenes From Clinton Mills Bailey Plant Open House ... THIS IS A PROJECTILE — The Sulzer Mock Up Weaving Machine impressed most Bailey Plant visitors. Assistant weaving superintendent John Faulkner explains how the projectile works. SULZER MOCK UP—Sadie Powers, left, asks assistant superintendent John Faulkner and Steve Wright to explain to her, Lucille Woody and Myrtle Lanford how the Sulzer projectile inserts filling and warp yam. SEVERAL THOUSAND ATTEND — Visitors listen attentively as they hear AMAZED AT BLENDO-MAT — Visitors were fascinated at the manner in facts and figures about Clinton's Bailey Plant. which fibers were handled in the various departments at the Bailey Plant. SPINNING ROOM — Sam Compton and Eugene Johnson took a close look to NUMBER OF SPINDLES — Mr. and Mrs. James David Allen stop momentari- see how roving is spun into yam. ly to watch the Bailey Plant spinning process.