Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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NOVEMBER, 1956 risMiAn H?j ?A Nec< L 1?Do not wear loose or "baggy" clothing around machines and always wear PROPER SHOES. 2?Do not stand on boxes, barrels, roving cans, trucks, machines, etc.?Use ladders provided for the particular job. 3?Do not run with trucks or boxes?keep hands on the inside when pushing boxes?look-out foi other employees when pushing trucks. 4?Before starting machine, be sure no one is working on it. 5?Do not play with a knife or work with an oper knife in clothing. 6?Never ride on elevators except on business anc only when authorized to do so. Do not attempt tc operate it unless you have been properly instructed in its operation. /"UrLfva tMtnv BftTn*s ****** 7?Keep all bobbins, bottles, and refuse off th< floor. Do not place broken bottles in tn?.- trash con tainers?remove it safely. 8?Report to your Supervisor or Overseer any de fective machinery, guards, floor and other equip ment. Never remove a safety device or guard froir a machine. LYD1A \ E V (Continued from Page 5) SPINN] By-Ds, Birthday greetings go to: Your reporter Little James Durant Bass, Sunday in Greei October 28. and attended se Terry Broom. Nov. 16. Fork Shoals 1 Janice Caughman, Nov. 18. Church and had o ,, ?T time with old Sara Young. Nov. J. , . " have a nephew Lucille Martin, Oct. 25. t0 sch()ol at wh Evelyn Clark. Oct. 18. and we have Linda Fay Clark, Nov. 23. house every w Marvin Patterson, Oct. 18. carried him ove Ruth Patterson. Oct. 23. hc Sl,re di<l e"J?: *t ai n ^ . ,4 ,s vears old, i Nathan Patterson. Oct. 14. T " . M ? c is Larry Dean 5 Odis Martin, Nov. 7. I am SOrrv th Myrtle King, Oct. 27. more news, but THE CLOTHMA I Lydia's Gei *ssity For A! THE FOUNDATION F The dictionary defines tl as "the prescribed ?rtiide for c fort and further explains "( liavior". From this, it appear are meant to help not liandi prescribed so that we may u method of personal conduct j of work. It is necessary to know tli llit'in. for llio NiJifolv of niir^p low employees. The most serious injurie cidents result because of faili If rules are obeyed, we shouh without experiencing a serioi While we appreciate all made for safety, we can not matter how good the record serious injury is experienced plovees. SAFETY IS WORTH YOUR <41 9?It is not necessary to run to Walk carefully?Horseplay in the at ALL times?Use hand rails or 10?Report immediately all a slight, to your Supervisor or Ov Safety Is Not For ?Its For Y very scarce this mor I have more next mont SPINNING 3RD SHIFT [NG By Gaynelle Cunni [IFT Well, here we are ; Nabors sure hope everyone spent last the fair as much as nville county Mr. and Mrs. Olive rvices at the olds visited in Charle Vlill Baptist past weekend, a very nice Wilton Landford fYinnrtc Wo AT.. AT.-c T A V C. m iviiuw. " v- mi , (inu ivii o. l--/. i"V. ui who is gointf last week, itten Village. Mr. and Mrs. Hank him at our man had as their gu< eekend. We past weekend. Mr. a r home, and Wilson Garner from v himself. He Mrs. Nell Tucker a and his name from Buffalo have b Jullivan. iting Mr. and Mrs. at I have no Waldrop. news seems Mr. and Mrs. Grec KER neral Safety 11 Employee OR SAFETY lie Word "Rule" ondnet, for comConduct" as "be- 1 s plain that rules 3^ cap? us and are nderstand a safe ami performance / 111 m grinding wheel protect you w r head, or in the #%|| 14?Never ai: tempt to "blow ith. I'll Columbia, visited Mr. h. Mrs. Luke Cothran foi _ weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Edward 1 liams and Polly visited and Mrs. H. W. Williams ngnam . past weekend and atteri a?aln. ! the fair. tT<Tu Mr-and Mrs- R E- Ma d had as their guest this w< T Vi? cnc*. Miss Claudette Mai ston the ancj ^rs Jack C . _ , ningham enioved d i n 1 leTrove wi,h Mr' anti Mrs' J Davis in Laurens Sunda Caugh- Mr. and Mrs. George L ?sts this son visited Mr. and Mrs. nd Mrs. Lee in Barnwell this Chester. week ind sons p^c Tracy Caughman, een vis- _ ' , Charlie Genver Caughman, is stationed at Fort Camp frrvm W nnfuolr*' -v?, t! VIII I v 1 I I v4 V, ix y le rules and ouey %" Ives ami our fel- 11?Report to Aid?not Worst s suffered in acire to obey rules. 1 be able to work lis injury. the efforts being S be satisfied, no y" , as long as one X i 1 among our emBEST EFFORTS "V 12?When lifl and keep back J hpavv f nr unn handling of mi our injuries. % '0k -' and from work? J"%* # mill is forbidden 1 stairs. ccidenls, however erseer at ONCE!! ' A FeW... 13?ALWAYS 7 f Rules >s? Si? the nurse as instructed?Get First Aid. ting, bend your knees; lift with legs straight. Be sure the load is not too Ask for help if you need it. Misaterials is the cause of 25% of all iik 7J Pw IfJ Cv VS-ra v \ 5 wear your goggles when using a or the air hose . . . goggles will not hen in your pocket, on your foredesk drawer or tool box. m an air hose at anyone .... or at-off" clothes or body with it. and Welcome a We extend our heartiest welcome to Marie Taylor, iVil- Spinning Department. Mr. Charlie Blackwell, Spoolthis ing Department, ided Oree and Jack Wehunt, Spooling Department, rtin Sick r>^l. 1 ten- >> tr c?icr dii wiMiillg v^iairtin. ence H in son a speedy recov'un erv and hoping he will soon ler be back with us. ohn We are sorry to hear Mr. v. W. M. Calvert, father of Mr. Homer Calvert, is sick in the General Hospital in Spartanburg. past (Continued on Page 8) son novv If what you did yesterday still looks big to you, you haven't done much today.