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2 images with subject Textile mill workers--South Carolina--1920-1930.
Joan of Arc Club, a Patriotic Club Started During the War and Continued For Its Good Work During Times of Peace. From Mill News. Vol. XXII, no. 16 (Oct. 14, 1920).
Some of the Operating Heads in Lancaster Cotton Mills. 1--F. Gordon Cobb, general superintendent. 2--B. L. Still, superintendent No. 1 and 3 Mills. 3--L. T. Curry, overseer No. 2 weaving. 4--O. J. Whitehead, general overseer of power. 5--J. O. Edwards, general overseer No. 2 carding. 6--C. C. Brigman, overseer No. 2 spinning. 7--L. F. Hilton, overseer slashing, tyeing-in, etc. 8--C. R. Harris, night superintendent No. 3 mill. 9--O. T. Hayes, secretary to the general superintendent. Other overseers not shown in group are J. G. Brown, weaving No. 1; J. W. Mehaffey, cloth room. From Mill News. Vol. XXII, no. 16 (Oct. 14, 1920).
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