Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 THE CL< Published by ar CLINTON and Clinton, I Calvin Cooper The publishers of items of interest from it reporters or to the pers< Safety - Cor Is N Happily, while accidents quent none the less we ai ability in bringing our sa possibilities to rewarding 1 Nationally known safet have progressed physically ficult for them to make a ci Yet we have more accide What is the cause and cur Our physical improvem< tie value unless we the eir attitude. An awareness to Can Happen To Me", goes a dents. Add to this a clear-c Hn vr\nr ir>K V-,> " v?v j v/wi jww uiiu nuvv iu ua find for yourself that safe result of forethought, can safety rules and regulation Of nearly all accidents they are more from the w want of knowledge. Refer phatically made to "Unsai The old slogan of "The Ale true in textiles today. You alone can do what self. With the desire and ? work the balance of your For your own sake, we minds and carelessness oul Si A n n i m rrayer oy i "Build me a son, O Lc who will be strong enough know when he is weak, i brave enough to face him< when he is afraid; one v will be proud and unbend in honest defeat, and hum and gentle in victory. "Build me a son whose wi bone will not be where backbone should be; a son v will know Thee ? and tha know himself is the foun tion stone of all knowledgi "Lead him, I pray, not in path of ease and comfort, under the stress and spur difficulties and rhnllor Here let him learn to st? up in the storm; here let 1 learn compassion for th who fall. "Build me a son whose he will be clear, whose goal \ be high; a son who will rr 3THMAKER id for the employees of LYDIA Cotton Mills South Carolina Editor The Clothmaker will welcome s readers. Turn them in to your Dnnel office. A . . . I iscious ATtitude lecessary ; in our mills are becoming less fre *e deeply concerned about our in ifetv programs from the stage ol ealities. y engineers tell us that our milk to the point where it is most dif onstructive safety recommendation nts than some less modern' mills e for this problem? mts and safety programs are of lit iployees develop a safety-conscioui danger and a realization that "II i long way towards preventing acci ut knowledge of the correct way tc ;e tools and materials and you wil ly is no accident?ratner it is the 2 and the constant application ol s. arising in our mills it may be saic ant of alertness and care than the ence is again particularly and em ie Acts & Practices" in our mills ?rt is Seldom Hurt" certainly hold; is needed to avoid injury to your i safety-conscious attitude, you car life without a disabling injury. i ask you to take safety into voui t of your actions. ncerely, k* u '? i*i* xitiy uitry David H. Roberts General MacArthur >rd, ter himself before he seeks t< i to master other men; who wil md learn to laueh vot npvpr fnr C>--1 J ""w " >elf get how to weep; one who wil /ho reach into the future, yet nev ing er forget the past, hie "And after all these thing are his, add, I pray, enough o ish- a sense of humor, so that hi his may always be serious, ye vho never take himself too seri t to ously. Give him humility, da- that he may always remem fi hf?r t lln eimnlioa>r f 4.... w. ?v-i vii\- oiiii|7iiv.iiy ui HU the greatness, the open mind o but true wisdom, the weakness o of true strength, ige. "Then I, his father, will dan and to whisper, T have not lived ii lim vain'." ose An excellent prayer for al Americans to emulate. 'art vill Safety is an ally?not ai las- alibi. THE CLOTHMAKER | ICE CONTEST 1^W~Li V - I j I s fl H - K E ; First There Were Enti ** *? *?... i , i ^HEag ; ^Qg B ^gjpav * ** i **>"5 1 Then There Were T Going, Going, Gone D /****" Suc< I*-- '' ' A P'OR'3 ~ Womai t / Mills v / l T uesdi t- - Acadei 0 ft \ 1 Ente f cd by 1 J V | ^ km i audun e school n ^ V Rhythi * I'ooms il chest n Ricky Lee is the six-months-old pi oj*l a son of Mr. and Mrs. Coleman presen n Cauble. Clinton Weaviry. He was which 4 months old when this picture was made. cess. APRIL 15. 1955 1 IS HUGE SUCCESS 1RJ A ' 7 "J" jj T/*1.?? ies-More Than 500 Of Them W^^FMV m mm \Mf I T^PjF 4^l f wo 300 - Pounds Blocks Of Ice ^-"-^^x. ^*-* - - And Then Six Winners sol Night Is :essful Event annual "School Ni^ht" m sponsored by the Club Clinton vas held at 7:!1() o'clock. aJ| ny Street School. V * J rtfiinmont u/nv: m ncn ? - ? m the djy jM which revealed to the F I y ce some of the vein's "i-qnV? activities. Choruses. . Songs and a Toy Ori were highlights of the ||^|BE3l8flR8ESS9S?!^'^MHHHlHI m. Many paients weie Ronald is the 4-months-old son t for t h e program of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Strange, proved a great sue- ?J B*lesBurg' ?and g??-nd.so" of Mrs. R. M. Sullivan, Clinton No. 1 Spinning.