Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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AUGUST 15, 1954 Good Housekeepin B9 REPORT IT?If there is water on the floor, report it at once to your Supervisor so it can be mopped up as David Hughes, Lydia Weaving, is doing here. A slippery floor can cause a bad accident. J \ -Vl I > 11 W\'-::v.'-\\: Xm I v ' if- ( H I Ott I V:: i HUH REFRESHING PAUSE?A cold drink is mighty hot days, but if you leave the bottle in a window sooner or later it will cause an accident. Put the bo belong as Juanita Crawford and Lilly Belle C Inspecting Frame Operators, are doing. No Sense And Nonsense Cause Accidents rTB ?- --- jfl CLEAN WALLS?It is impossible to manufacture cottor out having lint, but it is not good housekeeping to let tt accumulate. Here M. E. Tumlin, Lydia First Shift Weaving, is cleaning down the walls. THE CLOTHMAKER g - - - First G ft-, Kf I CLEAN FLOORS?The floors of Clinton and Lydia Mills are cleaned periodically as illustrated above by Otis Parrish with his Floor Sander at Clinton Mills. l^l Ml u y refreshing these or on the floor. A PLACE FOR ttles where they hose which Ed King, C Crawford. Lydia reel or hung up. not lef cause an accident. A CLEAN SWEEP ? It's Herman Nabors' job in Clinton Spinning to sweep up cotton but it's the job of everyone NOT to throw trash on the floor. Good means a sBbBBI i withlis lint A PLA shown and the pr Clinton Mi 5 ousin To Safety hpjt fM Al Wz^m PICK IT UP?Don't kick a bobbin under a loom or leave it on the floor for someone to have a bad fall. It only takes a second to pick it up like Sara King, Lydia Weaver, is doing here. jOBUMi I' I : I /ERYTHING?And in this case, it's an air Clinton Mills Spooling, known belongs on a t on the floor where it can trip someone and A Clean Mill Is A Safe Mill \ ? ,CE FOR EVERYTHING?This is especially true of trash oper place for it is in a trash can as Mrs. J. W. Fowler, lis First Shift Weaving, illustrates above.