The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, May 15, 1957, Page 2, Image 2
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?MSfffosa CLothw
Ih j _ Published monthly
*|1T ; V f?r employees of
'' 1 ct 1 and Lydia Cottoi
1. Clinton, S. C., ur
direction of Cla
. , Crocker, Industrie
Member of south
Atlantic Council of tions Directt
Industrial Kdltors
Calvin Cooper
E. C. Huffstetler
The publishers of The Cloth]
items of interest from its rea
to your departmental rep
personnel ofl
Giants of Indust
It is often said, "Old men kno\
The same applies in industry. R<
puonsning giants .... tnat suppliec
graphs for millions of Americans .
the home and news stands.
We have good reason to be
COLLIER'S magazine .... they w
anniversary when Clinton Mills w
teenth when Lydia Mills was foui
COLLIER'S, one of America's
succumbed to cancerous type dise
threat to us or any industry . . . .
specialized quality product or sen
To review a number of other r
to fall by the wayside in recer
LIBERTY in 1950 at the age of 2
1952 at the age of 51. SCRIBNER'!
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW in
WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION
All were fine publications with
noi nearly enough.
We to survive must remain coi
our work and continue to produce
that will hold old and lure new c
to us.
How W Off Is
Textile IV
Ivan is a weaver in Russia, Percy h
mill in Lancaster. England, and J
a mill in the southeastern U.S.A. H
each must work to buy clothing foi
Product Russia
Hr N
Ladies' blouse 36
Cotton skirt 16
Wool skirt 81
Wool skirt (best) 139
Cotton print dress 19
Woman's light raincoat 129
15-denier 6
Two-piece cotton dress 21
Sport shirt 6
Neck tie 2
Man's socks 2
Man's suit 358
Boy's suit 21
Boy's winter coat 38
"Safety Makes
Saves Do
iuu::
The average person has no co
cost.
According to the Institute for
ican Mutual Liability Insurance 1
accidents in the United States la
million dollars.
This figure is equal to the nel
railroads, utilities and corporatio
It exceeds the total expenditure
It would have clothed every m
nation in 1956.
It would have built 1,000,000
figuring the average cost at $10,6
It would build 300,000 Class
would provide facilities for at
youngsters.
It is enough to provide all thr<
every person in the world.
It is equal to the total number
m-..i 1 i
UCllUUlO Udiu 111 1 .7dtl, 1 .7iiT, dliu 1
It represents sufficient funds
bed hospitals.
When an accident occurs every
is the person having the accidenl
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il Rela^
? Member or American
Jr- Association of
Industrial Kdttors
Editor
Staff Artist
maker will welcome
iders. Turn them in
torters or to the
'ice.
ry Can Fall
v when an old man dies."
ecentlv some of the great
1 printed words and photo.
. . have disappeared from
aware 01 the death of
ere celebrating their tenth
as founded and their fouraded.
truly great publications,
ascs which are a constant
rising costs and a keener
/ice. . ..
nass circulation magazines
it vears brings to mind,
16, SURVEY GRAPHIC in
S in 1942 at the age of 55,
1940 at the age of 125, and
recently at 83.
i many customers . . . but
nstantly alert to details of
top quality cloth at a cost
customers, our life's blood,
The American
orker?
as a similar job in a cotton
oe runs a set of looms in
'ere is the number of hours
the family.
England U.S.A.
lin Hr Min Hr Min
40 4 22 1 53
9 5 34 2 31
30 17 28 5 19
24 23 7 59
48 6 7 2 31
4H 24 23 3 11
30 2 42 ? 37
? 10 6 3 50
55 4 20 1 53
42 1 36 ? 40
6 1 18 ? 37
? 69 55 25 18
24 8 43 4 18
45 17 28 6 39
Sense and
liars"
nception of what accidents
Safer Living of the AmerCompany,
the total for all
st year was 10 billion 800
t income of the 135 largest
ns in the country.
? of the U. S. Navy for 1955.
an, woman and child in the
new single family homes,
00.
A new schoolrooms which
i additional nine million
?e shots of Salk vaccine for
of dollars in social security
955.
to construct 2,000 new 1100ono
loses. The biggest loser
t. Don't let that person be
THE CLOTHMAKER
LYDIA '!
la I
Sara Word, Treasurer; Loui
President, were installed at the
1957 and 1958 school term.
Clinton Club
Enjoys Musical
Program
The Woman's Club held its
regular monthly meeting in
the Community Center, Monj
: \ : i 0111. t\ n
uuy trveiiiny, r^prn mis.
Eva West opened the meeting
with prayer, after which
the business session was conducted
by Mrs. Posey Taylor.
A musical program was enjoyed
bv the pupils of Mrs.
Eva B. Land:
Vocal solo?
"In The Temple" Smith
Mike Vassey
Piano trio?
The Three Musketeers Schaum
Jane Trammel!, Ann Webb.
Cheryl Lancaster
Brazil ianna ?
Cynthia Hollis
Piano Duet?
"Country Gardens" Schaum
Marsha Turner,
Mrs. Eva B. Land
Indian Dance Frost
Mike Vassey
Leibstraum Lizst
Mary Cole
Festival March
Delores Brookshire
Musical Skit. "We'll Go Fishing
In A Crowded Hole"
Maria King. Cynthia Hollis,
Solo, Mike Vassey
Over Hill and Dale ... Rohe
**
1*1 cl I f^ct 1 I IVldlHR'Il, IVlcliy
Cunningham
Grandma's Favorite
Story Mana Zuca
Cheryl Wilson
Romance Schumann
Rose Nettles
Crapshooters Wright
Mary Cunningham
In The Forest Tall Burnam
Kay Young
My Little Tea Set Smith
Dianne Wilson
Scherzo Mozart
Virl Barker
Pastorale Durand
Brenda Fallaw
CLINTON P. T. A
IL p E D 4
peers 5
iireir 6
/ b
Mrs. L. T. Lawson, R. N.
Fifly-ihree pre-school age
Walker and Dr. James MacDonal
County Health Nurse. Mrs. L. 1
ably assisted by Mrs. Noleeka F
Usborne. I he program was und
57 - '58 P. T. A. O
ise Harvey. Secretary; Paul Arnold,
April 15ih meeting to head the Pr<
INVENTOR
1
rJ> . 3 LI
Fit w. all
Hi L-H
1' llf; :
mYWz^'M
IVlt.JI
Clarence Oakley, "Pat" Patterson,
and Ben Kclley combined
thought and talents in
design and building of four
new waste collectors for Ronton
and Newton filters used
on our C-Type Spoolers.
Construction of plywood
makes the collectors more
fire resistant than the formerly
used burlap bags and
considerably reduces the hazk.
SPONSORS PRE
tm HV
iL.an uavia usDome, jr.
children received a thorough physic
d in the Clinton Mills Clinic on A
*. Lawson, and Plant Nurse, Mrs. M
'osier. Vera Foster. Jo Lydia, Doris 1
er sponsorship of ihe Academy Sire
MAY. 1957
I
Vice President; and Glen Gaskins,
avidence School P. T. A. for the
LS THREE
B9KI
Hwv if*
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H
raE^JP? ar^l'
ngmr
m /
arc! of a fire spreading rapidly
from one collector to
another.
Color and design of the collectors
make a much neater
appearance than did the bags.
Impr o v e d housekeeping
conditions are noticeable
while cleaning time of the
collectors has been reduced
by 75'. .
-SCHOOL CLINIC
Dr. Walker
:al examination given by Dr. James
pril 23 and 24th. In addition to
yrtle West, R. N.. the doctors were
dopkins, Eva Land, and Miss Nellie
el P. T. A