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SEPTEMBER 15, 1954 How Do You Have you ever wondi employee? For example, if for a job would you hire y You probably would h hesitation but could you tei If you don't have the i just remember that no om yardstick to people with co difficult for a person to ju Such a list of questions an impartial view of yours< kid yourself and answer " you really believe that is t give you a good indication All 16 questions conce answered with a fair deg thouch. that inh norfnrrmr To get a complete picture of his performance in all activ Examine yourself on tl Afterwards add up you then read what the experts down block of writing. HOW DO Are you genuinely interesl about your job? Do you like to work with team effort? Are you considered friend with the people you work Are you trying to carry y group effort? Are you known as one whc Do you report to work on 1 Do you carefully follow a] and regulations? Do you keep your personal neat as possible? Do you conscientiously pre and off the job? Do you take your work pi to immediate supervision? Does your work reflect ne and thoroughness? Are you eager to learn mo Do you participate in com Are you anxious to help d make your job more prod Are you known as one who and helping hand to anotl WHAT YOUR RtnoA 'jiasjnoX oj suor jiasjnoX 3uuii{ .xopisuoo 01 -uioqi junoo spuouj .ino.\ p ^upjnoqs ii joipoue jo Xbm oj dn o\i\ oj Xjj ajdoad iso jno jjnd ;4uoq jeuoiidaaxa 'suoiisonb pi pc o; ja.wsue Huge Sign-Up Children And More than a hundrc children, their parents ar leaders turned out for th big Sign-Up Rally held in t? Clinton Mills Communil early in September whic gave a new burst of intere in various scouting activith here. The rally included a parac through the community. r< freshments, explanatory tall on the several scout pr< lfrQmc, 1 t ?grams?pti grrrs ana Doyi *?8| s ly L .? ^ T w 9k M * Jt Carol Jean, daughter of L and Mrs. Jack C. Spillers c Marianna. Florida, was 11 da) old when this photograph we made. Shape Up Today? ered how you shape up as ar you were hiring men and womer ourself? ire yourself without a moment's li exactly why? mswer on the tip of your tongue e yet has learned how to put ? mplete accuracy. It is even more idge himself. as listed below will help you gel Blf, though. Providing you do no1 Yes" to all the questions unless he correct answer, this quiz will about your performance, rn job performance and can be ree of accuracy. Keep in mind ice is only one form of activity a person you'd have to delve intc ities. le check list. ir number of "Yes" answers and say about the quiz in the upsideYOU STAND? ted and enthusiastic ?Yes ?No others in a , . ?Yes ?No lly and congenial with? ?Yes ?No our share of the .. . , ?Yes ?No > sticks to the job"? ?Yes No time?and regularly? ?Yes No II job - rules ?Yes ?No appearance as ?Yes ?No >mote safety on ?Yes ?No oblems directly ?Yes ?No atness. accuracy XT tea I1U re about your job? ?Yes ?No munity activities? ?Yes ?No evelop ways to uctive? ?Yes ?No ? will lend a willing her employee? ?Yes ?No ANSWERS MEAN? OO} 'S.I3A\SUE A\OU>| isanb ieqA\ A\ouq Xjuo jou n.noA i OAcq joao noX ji 'Xbmauv oo; 'saaXojduia p?uoqdaaxa soAjas sqi JdAoasip cq uaqj noX asudjns auo ztnb aq; ui suiaji aqi jo qaea lu ,ioj -q3noqi mrj 00} ;saqa .inoA U3A3 'poo# AJ3A jjas.inoX ;unoa ui ?saX? pa^oaqa aAcq noX jj Rally At Clinton Coi Parents As Fal Ac ?d and then registration for this id year's activities, le The program held in the le auditorium of Academy Street :y school began with Rev. J. W. h Spillers pronouncing the inst vocation. Recreation Director -s Charles Leatherwood welcomed evervone present and le ' Mrs. Joe Land. Community eDirector, introduced the j. speakers. s, Mrs. Hubert Boyd spoke i mmm mm Ginger Paulette McCauley was seven days old when this picture was made with her mot ler. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James McCauley of Laurens and the granddaughter t. of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Windsor )f of Lydia and Mrs. Paul Mcrs Cauley and the late Mr. Mcis Cauley. Mr. McCauley is the former Patsy Windsor of Lydia. THE CLOTHMAKE i i ft 4 .^H B ^ifr^ DINNER HONORS MR. SPA] of Clinton Cotton Mills was given Templeton are seen in the foregr< John Sparks (Cont'd, from Page 1) his associates and all of those who worked with him. "He devoted much of his spare time unselfishly to church and community affairs as indicated by his membership in C a 1 v a r y Baptist Church, the Recreation Commission. Masonic Order, City Democratic Club and the Council of the Clinton Mills Boy Scout Troop." * * * i Progress, you must admit, i always involves a certain amount of risk. After all. you can't steal second base and still keep one foot on first. nmunity Attracts tivities Started on the work of thp Rln^ Birds. Dr. Fred Holcombe discussed Cub Scouts, Mrs. J. B. Templeton, Campfire Girls and W. C. Baldwin. Boy Scouts. More than 89 children participated in these organizations at Clinton Mills last year. Many of these same children re-registered at the rally and were joined bv more than 40 non- <-..-.,-1 ^ UTTVT3 cTTTvl girls. i mmma Lorraine Dunaway was three years old August 27. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dunaway. Clinton Mills. R r?Fiua*w v m ^^^^H|S^^HiVI RKS?A dinner honoring John S] at Epps Eating Place in Greenvil jund together with a portion of t m iH JOHN SPARKS. RETIRINJ shown above receiving an engrav " -? 13 " " ~ " ' ricnusni r. suas naney at t h in Greenville. A Father Talks Every few days, the son or daughter of a Clinton-Lydia employee takes out the family car for the first time on their own. It is a serious moment and one which too often is not taken seriously enough hv t VlO narortf -j v..^ (juiciu ui me teenager. The following brief remar Irs f rnm on on ?? J n ...? ..w ttviu on aii.MUU^ father to his teen-ager son about to drive might well be clipped and saved for the moment when your child takes the car out for the first time. "Son. in return for the keys to the car, you're in for three minutes of hard listening. First, you might as well know now that any infraction of the rules that you had to learn to pass the test will mean the end of your permission to drive. The hazards of the road are serious enough when you obey all the regulations. Nobody has a right to multiply the risk. "The rules of the road and some mechanical ability are important, but no more important than your attitude 5 0^ ": J dfozk* .\_!& >* v^lK^nfl H >arks. retiring Overseer of Carding le. Mr. Sparks and Vice President he other guests. * uvLnaLbtt Uf LAHDING, is ed watch from Clinton-Lydia Mills' e dinner in honor of Mr. Sparks To His Teen-Ager and sense of responsibility. The distorted attitude of some drivers toward the la . toward themselves or toward other living things is what makes the automobile our number one killer. It's up to you to maintain the right attitude as a driver, but be constantly on guard for those who don't or won't. The other fellow has to be on your mind all the time. "Regard and treat the car as what it is: A complicated mechanism designed to get you where you're going with a minimum of effort on your part. It is not a fast-moving toy, or a means to express feelings of power or superiority, or a stage on which to show off?except maybe your nnvui 1V? , aici UIOA ctllll fUfl" scientiousness. While you're at the wheel you must never give way to anger, or impatience. or undue hurry, or absentmindedness, or fatigue, or a stupid impulse to show some idiot you aren't 'chicken.' "Courtesy is one ingredient (Cont'd, on Page 6)