Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 THE CLOl Published by and fo CLINTON and LYI Clinton, Soutl Calvin Cooper ? FRED GALLOWAYE. C. HUFFSTETL The publishers of The items oi interest irom its rea reporters or to the personnel PROFITS MEAN I A peculiar attitude has crop] those who profess to be leaders profits made by any business o theories, it would appear that firm to realize a profit from i The thing they are overlook gress, and as a business or indu also gain. When profits vanis and without progress a busines age 01 modernization and keen Those who cannot keep up > better products soon drop out happens, the worker suffers, tc cult to understand the position as something that should not be William B. Murphy, presiden offered some pretty sound advi speech. He said: "The point I want to make . . of ample margins?of making business to grow. A slim prof should not aim too low. "This has always been impor important today for a new re< new kind of consumer in this new kind of attitude?who is ation much tougher than it eve "The modern consumer has of new and better products e> expect improvement as norma wonderful something is. this c that next year or the year aft< a way to improve it. Of coun that the progressive manufacti this demand because he know: this desire for better things by time the consumer demands t beats him to the gun. "Any business that fails 1 UI lOUl IICTI CAJJCtldllLJ U1 px U^I t the vital factors in business 1 "Now, this competitive race sive. It involves, as you knov new plant and plant improverm tial sums of research. "It has become a modern i allocating large sums to progr in today's competitive economy ganizations for workers and i GOD BLESS OUR s~~\t rn nn'rrrr/vr?n i uun i 11 cio : do; Our friends are too polite but our competitors go to gre OUR COMPETITORS are tive; they make us search for and service. OUR COMPETITORS wo from us if they could. This kc have. If we had no competitc peieni, inaiieniive. we need i us. WE SALUTE OUR COMPE' to us. GOD BLESS THEM ALL! TJ HMAKER * r the employees of * " DIA Cotton Mills sJi _ Str 1 Carolina spe der C1L Editor .j -oian rnoiograpner ER?Staff Artist sen Mil wil Clothmaker will welcome def ders. Turn them in to your the office. j are PROGRESS 2? fri? ped up in recent years among j^e i of working people regarding r industry. To listen to their it is an evil thing for any j ts operation. *' ;ing is that profits mean pro- s istry progresses, its employees ^ h, there can be no progress, is cannot long survive in this 1. i competition. 2. vith the demand for new and 4 of the race, and when this * io. That's why it is so diffi- ? of some who speak of profits ; condoned. " O. t of Campbell Soup Company, 9. ce along this line in a recent 10. 11. 12. . is the very great importance jg enough money to permit a it is not enough. A company 16. tant?but it is, I think, doubly 17ison. We are dealing with a country?a consumer with a 1?making the competitive situr was before for all of us. 19grown accustomed to the idea on ? Z.U. ,ery year. He has grown to 1. No matter how new and onsumer takes it for granted ?r the manufacturer will find ^ ;e, the truth of the matter is jnt irer is able to stay ahead of ^ s it's good business to foster coj suggesting them ahead of the hem, or before a competitor mm to recognize this widespread ss will be overlooking one of SB today. TBI for better products is expen- K v, large outlays of capital for LTS ent. It requires verv substanmm IM ule of business that only by 9 ess can we grow and prosper r and so maintain healthy or- 9 investors." COMPETITORS I more for us than our friends to point out our weaknesses, at expense to advertise them. efficient, diligent and attenways to improve our product uld take our business away ^ ?eps us alert to keep what we >rs we would be lazv, incom- W he discipline thev force upon f m riTORS?thev have been ^ood at the Ml Spi HE CLOTHMAKER cademy Program > Attract Many 'he pupils of the fifth and th grades at Academy eet School will present a cial program April 17 unthe sponsorship of the nton Mills' Womans Club, 'he sixth grade will pret a "Jolly T ckaninny istrel," and the fifth grades 1 give r musical program >icting different stages in growth of our country, loth teachers and pupils working hard to make s program a most enterling one. All parents and J .11. -1 -tiuo aic uryvu iu diiuna presentation. More Enemies V Safefy Carelessness. Forgetfulness. A bsen 11 n i n ded n ess. Nervousness. Speeding. Running. Sliding. Drinking. Lack of interest. Lack of foresight. Lack of understanding. Lack of knowledge. Bad working habits. Bad eating habits. Bad driving habits. Bad living habits. Wearing jewelry on the job. Wearing loose clothing on the job. Wearing thin shoes on the job. Wearing wrong hair-do on the job. ? o ? The old-fashioned man ran o debt. The modern man es into it in a two-tone or job. |HWp^ w r ^ r.%y uumoinr.u ^ALVAtlT UAFI Calvary Baptist Church. Mrs. / i Cherub choir, Mrs. Eva West c isicians are Mrs. Vernon Trami illers. Miss Beth Trammell, Miss JUST ONE DAY'S It's hard to connect being al for work only a few minutes? of selling the things we make. Yet. here's how it works out Absences?especially those often interrupt schedules, resi Being late can also cause < production. Of course when we think of one day, it doesn't seem so ve But when we add up all sue and tardiness?that's when we be interrupted. Because of the increased c fabrics, the delivery date is a ducts, along with quality and f Everything we can do to a in meeting that competition. And it helps each one of uj depend on the sale of our prof i^k i^m / mi ' '-?J i.U1 "1ST CHOIRS?These four choirs \ llvin Bryant is director of the Celt if the Carol group and Miss Nelli< nell, pianist; Mrs. Katherine Dun i Loraine Patterson and Miss Dawr APRIL IS, 19S6 ABSENCE? Dscnt for a day?or being late with increasing the difficulty where notice is not given? dting in production delays. :hanges which interfere with one person absent or late just ry serious. h cases of individual absences can see how production can rompetition in merchandising big factor in selling our pro>rice. void production delays helps >, too, because all of our jobs luct. ' m ' ntm ' 1 K' j M ^ M ^ A Li - a presented two cantatas at Easter estial Choir, Miss Polly Brazil of ? Osborne of the Concord choir, away, organist; Miss Betty Sue i Campbell.