Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 Safety PI LOOM FIXER FERN HA on a loom. The shuttle has n up, which it can, we have a J NOW FERN HARDMAN a loom. The shuttle is out a few seconds more to do any prevents accidents from hapi PUTTING YOUR HAND pushing is a sure way to < shown in this "wrong" pictu / BHH il r ! i IB NOW OUR SAME MODI a box in the mill. Hands art bumping into machinery or easy, so do it the right way. lotogruphs! .fl^B n^9 l^k ^^^^flfe|re^?Mfehy;fcfe ' ink .RDMAN shows the wrong way to work ot been taken out and if the loom starts mother accident. # L \ 4^\ \. \y 4B \ K* SHOWS THE RIGHT way to work or nd placed on the cloth. It only takes s job the right way. and the right way lening. 9 S ON THE OUTSIDE of a box you ar? jet your knuckles injured painfully a: re posed by Lucille Greene. I ?? JmI at :L SHOWS THE RIGHT WAY to push ? inside where they cannot be hurt other boxes. The right way is just at THE CLOTHMAKEI Show Right 10 Commandments Of Safety I. Thou shalt take no short cuts. II. Thou shalt keep safeguards in place. III. Thou shalt not use equipment without authority. IV. Remember always to follow safety rules and safe practices. If in doubt, ask thy boss. V. Bear in m'nd that bad use and care of hand tools causeth much suffering. VI. Keep thy footing safe, for falls are the root of much evil. VII. Thou shalt not play practical jokes, for they menace thy friend. VIII. Take care that thy clothing be suitable to thy job. IX. Thou shalt help thy fellow worker to be as safe a worker as thyself. X. Lastly, thou shalt get first aid promptly; neglect no scratch nor wound. GOOD OLD SAFETY, ^ SHOK/ 4^^ Clinton Hobby Club Reopens The Clinton Mills Hohhv Club has resumed fall classes in crafts at 7:30 each Thursday evening in the Community Building. The first meeting was a business session to plan this year's work. The club will have rug making, creative art in pictures, oil paintings, basketry, figurines and any of f the crafts studied last year. Mrs. Clinton West, Mrs. J. V. Lowe and Mrs. Oscar Kin arci are in charge of the club [ and will be glad to have new members join the group. Mrs. Wallace Is Honored At Meeting Mrs. lone Wallace, Lydia Community Director, was honored at the recent biennial conference of the Southeast Region of the National Federation of Business and Professional Womens Clubs which was held at Savannah August 27-30. Mrs. Wallace served as mistress of ceremonies at the C?..4L C 1 l * * ouum v-arunna DreaKiasi held at the Oglethorpe Hotel i and had charge of the enter1 tainment for this event. It i was attended by all South Carolina delegates and all national officers. I And Wrong1 BFvTPjl 1\ ik LOOSE SHIRTS, ties and flapping ai mill unless you are out looking for a reall Room picture shows what can happen, as p- v n jfl J 111 NOW YOU SEE THE SAME CLOTHII ture. The tucked in shirt cannot be caught saves another accident from happening. Full-bock Frederick left work fast ?Now hin leg'n in a planter cant! SEPTEMBER 15. 1953 0 >rons have no place in a y bad accident. This Card posed by Lester Harrison. ^ > L y YG worn right in this picin flying machinery which l 1?em?mber ! r<-\ v ^0IJ 3re someones m\ 5wcetie pie ! c work 5afelv !