omes which were poorly fur-nished and sorely lacking inthe conveniences found in themodern cotton mill homes. Inthe cotton mills they havegood wages, good living, goodliomes and good clothing anrlfhoir ambitions are stirred togive tlieir children educationaladvantages and other oppor-tunities that… … FLOWER SHOU CHADWICK-HOSKISS UILLS hold up their heads. Millworkers as a rule are morethan merely clean living, theyare actively religious and pos-itively upright. Many ofthem take a great deal of in-terest in church work andboth the churches and theSunday schools at the Chad-wick-Hoskins Mills are…
Textile industry
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