Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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FEBRUARY. 1957 ..Students of They Study ngBgL ^ M IB & 1 Alvin H. Clarke, Instructor in the C Department, gives a group of students ins phases of Textiles taught at the school. They Card V II LI Here we seen a group of Textile sti machine. They are (left to right) Ralph Michael Starnes and Bobby Ginn. Sa^ctcf I/* A little Late bi Cuts are red!, braise Accidents break heartsStay out of red; and A sweet, SAFETY,? CLINTON-LY EMPLOYEE SAFETY r r l i r 11 cn|oy rooa ana reii Clinton Mills Men's Dinner Club enjoy T Today - ti ( : [linton High School Textile irucuon on 6ne 6! ihe many i WFJ3L s J ' m ^HhT'v ' J^H dents examining a carding /"~ ' '- " -" T- 11 l ^duoic, nubbcu a (axuiuvii, it True S are blue; - and bodies too! don't be bhe; mi for vou! 'D!A COMMITTEE owship 158SJB / J&zmm mm iV *' 11 Hk s dinner at Panorama Lodge. HE CLOTHMAKER ? Textile Textile Courses AT..?. f\ // 1\U'CV yjjJL'TL'Cl At Clinton High School Sons of Clinton-Lvdia employees are afforded an excellent opportunity to prepare themselves for a textile career while still in their early teens. This is possible hrough the support and cooperation of Clinton-Lvdia ind Joanna Cotton Mills with Clinton High School. South Carolina's most important industry is Textiles. Some phase of textile manufacturing or finishing is located in thirty-five of her forty-six counties. For South Carolina to maintain its position as the "textile center of the world" it must help train and attract its youth into the industry. Textile vocational training can help develop our youth . . . . your sons .... into responsible and self-reliant citizens. It will help him realize that making a living is a serious business and that he must be industrious and thrifty to be successful. This course of study, or no other, can guarantee success, but it can provide a foundation on which a capable and energetic young man can build a good future. Common Misconceptions 1. THE DRIVER ON THE RIGHT-OF-WAY AT AN E That's incorrect. South Carolir er in or nearest the intersecti driver on the right usually h cars approach the intersection the question of right-of-way whenever in doubt. 2. CARS ALWAYS HAVE PEDESTRIANS. Not so. Unl trians have the right-of-way crosswalks. 3. WHEN A SCHOOL BUS CHARGE CHILDREN, YOU BEHIND IT AND TRAVELIN Only partly correct. South Ca whenever the school bus stop: you're driving. 4. YOU DON'T HAVE TO TRAFFIC SIGNAL IS CHAN( Wrong again. The law in this fic to stop on yellow unless t intersection or can't stop safel chances are you're driving tot 5. BICYCLES AREN'T SI Not so. Bicyclist must obey th vehicles. t>. IF YOU'RE FOUND NOT YOU'LL BE IN THE CLEAR sarilv. In South Carolina, th separate and have no bearing Births Mr. and Mrs. Ray Starnes announce the birth of a baby daughter on Dec 2. The babv has been named Trina Kim. Mrs. Starnes is the former Miss Corinne Campbell Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hobert announce the birth of a baby Men of To They Spin While Jimmy Martin (left) and 1 Cole tries his hand at putting up a frame. They Weave k I I 1 ^ Getting the feel of the loom are (1 my Martin and J. T. Banks. This ne' ing is expected to be most successfu Of Highway Laws RIGHT ALWAYS HAS THE NMARKED INTERSECTION, la law generally gives the drivon first the right-of-way. The as the right-of-way when two at about the same time. Since could be a jury matter, yield v THE RIGHT-OF-WAY OVER c ess otherwise indicated, pedes- ^ at intersections and marked STOPS TO PICK UP OR DISHAVE TO STOP IF YOU'RE G IN THE SAME DIRECTION, { rolina law says you should stop ^ 5. no matter in which direction STOP ON YELLOW WHEN A SING FROM GREEN TO RED state requires approaching trafhe car already has entered the y. But if you can't stop safely. ) fast. 'BJECT TO TRAFFIC LAWS, c same laws as drivers of motor ' GUILTY IN A POLICE CASE, IN A CIVIL CASE. Not necese criminal and civil cases are on each other. daughter on Dec. 18. The babv has been named Teresa Darlcne. A man should never be ashamed to admit he has been in the wrong for, if he has profited from the mistake, he is wiser today than he was yesterday. 7 morrow.. William Anderson look on, Joe n end on the school's spinning Rest m wilF Ks* Jl/ jrt . Lefl to Right) Bobby Ginn, Jim*r phase of Clinton High's train1. ACCIDENTS! How many people know chat an accident is? It is a ontingencv, a casualty or a nishap; and all three come inder these headings: A. Carelessness. B. You don't care. C. Erroneous. Thirtv per cent of doctor Dills paid last year were paid )v people that did one of the ollowing: A. Carelessness. B. You didn't care. C. Erroneous. Yours truly, MR. IRA MARTIN 903 Sloan St. Clinton, S. C. 4?|p|| (The BibTe"-^ saidf All things were made by Him; and without Him was not anything made that was made.?(St. John 1,3.) Almighty God. all-good, allmnrrifnl mnHo 1 Vio vact limit. less universe ? our sun, and the millions of suns beyond it, and this tiny planet upon which we live. And He made each and every one of us, in His image. Each and every one of us is one with God, as each and every sunbeam is one with the sun.