Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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6 GRADUATE LOOM FIXERS?G wiih five who have completed on-ll Sinclair, William Fennell, Andrew NEW PASTORIUM?The W. M recently held open house at the ne above. Building of this home for 1 building program at a cost of S90.0 cational units as well as the pastorii of the church. CLINT?] (Continued from Page 3) bia. We wish him a speedy recovery. We extend our deepest sympathy to Herbert Hughes and family in the death of his brother, Boyd Hughes. We extend a hearty welcome to the newcomers in our Department. Jack Alexander is a new Hour Hand and J. C. Lawson is our now Second Hand, taking the place of Troy Bentley who has gone back to No. 3 Weave Room. We miss you, Mr. Bentley, but we've got a good one in your place. No. 3 Weaving, First By Blanche Creswell Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibbs will celebrate their wedding anniversary March 17. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kuykendall will observe their anniversary March 18. Jo Ann Lancaster was 16 Febraury 22. Keith McAlistcr will be 8 March 28. Jackie McAlister was 16 March 9 Glad to see Haarold Burgess back after being absent with an injury. rlenn Gaskins Overseer of Weavir le-job training for Loom-Fixers on Ellis, Ralph Blackwell and Hori i^v . S. of Calvary Baptist Church wly completed pastorium shown the pastor completes a four-year 00 and which includes two eduim. Rev. J. W. Spillers is pastor \ PLAN! No. 1 Spinning, First By Mary Riser Mr. and Mrs. Wert Jennings, Jr. and children, of Bennettsville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Braswell. Mrs. Jack Griffin and children, of Ware Shoals, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Braswell. Mrs. James Arnold is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Barnes and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Braswell had a wedding anniversary February 29. Myrtle Gilliam has returned to work. Happy birthday to Cora Alice Medlin, February 17 . . . Sue Gilliam, March 10 . . . Delores Dunaway, February 22 . . . Vicki Foster. three years old March 1 and Annette Riser, 12 years old February 20. First Spooling By Kate Riddle Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilkerson, Mrs. Oscar Nash and James Folds, of Augusta, visited Mrs. Robert McGinn is. Mrs. Florence Erwin, of North Augusta, visited her THE CLOTHMAKER ^ ga ig at Lydia Mills, is shown here the Third Shift. They are Benny ice Campbell. A Dangerous Attitude "Either nualitv workman ship?or quantity of production?you can't expect me to get both." This is a fairly common attitude, but a dangerous one. Here is a better way to look at quality. To start with, the product must be made "right". This means that a certain amount of quality workmanship is required. We call this "good work". "Good work" should not be secondary a. d not an "eitheror" proposition. Rather, it must be the number one requirement. Then, eventually, a "good job" should become nearly automatic with every man. r news daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kernells. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kernells and Florence Erwin visited their aunt in Seneca, Mrs. Barker. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Johnson visited Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Deloach in Saluda. Dianne Bright had a birthday March 25. -- " i? Hw -> PVT. JAMES B. Cathcart is the son of Mrs. J. B. Cathcart. Jr.. and husband of Mrs. J. B. Cathcart. Jr. He is stationed at Ft. Carson. Colo. Clinton and Ly A few years ago two of our top eastern college basketball teams were meeting in Madison Square Garden to decide the championship of one of the best conferences. Everything was in readiness and both coaches had their players in top shape. The big night came and people were nr'ling around the gates. As one of the teams sat down to a light snack before going to dress, two bovs while talking became angry and a flare-up of tempers resulted. Although both apologized, one still had bad feelings toward the other. After a warm-up period, the game began and from the first you could tell that this one boy was off. His passes were bad and he missed shot after shot. Ordinarily he was almost as near perfect as a player could be but the farther the game went, the more you could tell that he was having a terrible night. The final result was defeat for his team by a small margin in the scores. TIPS ON SAFER Highway traffic accidents k day in our nation. Don't be o dition to the commonsense rules driving, the American Automc tips on safer road driving: Drive a reasonable, not exce ?not more than 300 miles. Have your car thoroughly c If you become drowsy, pull If you want to admire the sc a snack, pull off the road and Drive at a speed equal to tl When following another car least one car length for each In bad weather and at nig increase the distance from the Happy anniversary to Mr. a n d Mrs. Robert Bigham March 29. No. 2. 3 Spinning. Second By Marguerite Lawson Mrs. Marion Meade and family recently visited in Charleston and Rock Hill. Mrs. Meade's two grand children celebrated birthdays. Pamela Littlefield was a year old February 13 and Marv Littlefield was 10 February 21. Ovid Meade celebrated a birthday March 17. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McQueen and Mrs. Ray Denton with Mr. O. L. Mabrv of Inman visited Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Melton. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fuller celebrated their 30th wed ding anniversary March 12. ivir. and Mrs. woodrow Littlefield will observe their 15th wedding anniversary February 21. Birthdays: McCuen Ficklin, March 20 . . . Jimmy Rochester will be 9 years old March 17 . . . Mrs. Alma Fuller, March 30 . . . Mrs. J. D. Holder, March 3 . . . Mrs. G. R. Clark, March 15. We welcome Rosie Brooks MARCH 15, 1956 dia Teamwork As we look over this story we find that a bad attitude of one boy costs them not only that game but higher national honors. How can this apply to you and me? Any team depends on its members whether it is on the sports field or in an industry. We are all members of our team here at Clin ton and Lydia Mills. The stakes that we play for are high. It's our living and we surely want to succeed. So what happens when a member of our team has a bad day or night? It effects our teamwork and costs us in quality and production which mean business for us. No company is better than those who walk through the doors as employees. Even if management calls the right plays, we must have members out in front to carry the ball. Teamwork is important with us just as on a basketball, football, or baseball team. May we never forget to do our part on this team. ROAD DRIVING ill over a hundred people a ne of these statistics. In adof caution and courtesy while bile Association offers these ssive distance in a single day hecked before a trip. off the road and rest. renerv, consult a map or have stop. in 1 flmif nf f f i/? IU (11 1 1U w Ui 11 Cl 1 1 K . on the open road, allow at 10 mph of your speed. ht, decrease your speed and car ahead. and Snowie Elizabeth Lucas to Department No. 3. Rita Carol Lawson had a birthday March 11 . . . Lucille Edmonds, March 9 . . . Sandra Peevy, April 29 . . . Mrs. Wess Gregory was 74 years old March 11. Mrs. Rose Neal and daughter, of Whitmire, visited Mrs. Jesse Edmonds. We welcome to our Department Virginia Ivey, Hazel Smith, Connie Reno and Lucille Edmonds. L.iitie uavid uregory is at home from Shriners hospital where he underwent an operation on his leg. Glad to know that he is doing fine. Mrs. Wess Gregory has been ill. Hope she is much (Continued on Page 8) Till OiC (f, ?h "Truth is stranger than fiction?and a whole lot scarcer!"