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6 IBM -CLINTON NEWSare (Continued from Page 4) ancj CLOTH ROOM chil By Dorsey Turner mN o Mr. and Mrs. Huey Barnett jr attended the Dunaway re- ^ union near Clinton last Sun- Gjcj day. v Mr. and Mrs. Pete Evans had as their Sunday guests f Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hammonds a* 1 of Hickory Tavern. on ( Mr. and Mrs. Brevard Pat- CGj{ terson visited Mr. and Mrs. q3i Johnny Ivey and Mrs. C. E. ^ f Leopard in Greenwood recently. Mr, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Christopher of Anderson visited the latter's sister, Mrs. Esther Mitchell, and Miss Marian Mitchell recently. IV Mr. and Mrs. James Paige cas and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wai- Car lenzine were visitors in cial Greenville Friday. Hoi Mrs. Rosa Owens, Mr. and cen Mrs. James Craine, Mrs. IV Blanch Creswell and Betty mo Jo Creswell, Mrs. Inez Sor- of row of Greenwood and Mrs. Bri A. B. Davis visitor! Mr Sam lan Owens in Spartanburg, who IV recently underwent surgery. bra Mrs. J. J. Frier, of Whit- 25tl mire, gave a surprise birth- N day dinner at their home in J. 1 Whitmire honoring her hus- M. band. J. J. Frier, on Father's Hoi Day. Out-of-town guests were of 1 Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Frier and mit boys of Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Te> J. E. Frier and son and Mr. lott T_H lWi i r 11* i m i i IV . A | \ ?SSS3p^ '/ )! \ ./, /41 I / '' I m ^ t i ~? rtl ^Pv VJfv ' \ w ^ .yfr -T^B \ y vh *L>^^V^1h Mrs. T. C. Frier and chil- IV n of Startex. Also Mr. Pre Mrs. T. D. Tidmarsh and Buj dren, Mr. and Mrs. Tom- Wo Gregory and daughter Sta Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Frier, bur and girls, all of Whitmire. IV nita Turner will be 6 yrs. tur June 26th. Ga. /innie Barnett will have a wet hday June 29. C. welve boys and girls met IV the home of Maxie Davis stu* Gordon Street to help him leg* ?brate a drop-in party. Ch; nes, dancing was enjoyed, er, ter wards refreshments a f< *e served by his mother, job 5. Dorothy Davis. IV visi OFFICE NEWS Mr: By Marie Weir M1'! Ir. and Mrs. Albert Lanter attended the South X1 oiina cotton Buyers AssolUf TI :ion at the Grove Park Lei in Asheville, N. C., retlv. ^ Ir. and Mrs. Harold Sim- anc ns attended the wedding ^a! Miss Marjorie Mills and ^ ice Thompson in Page- Chi d, S. C. nes Irs. Daryl Foster cele- mo ted a birthday on May h. as lr. A. C. Young, Jr., Mr. car B. Templeton, Mr. George acc Huguley and Mr. Dave Osr Tort<; n mnotin(f Hi* the Textile Advisory Com- 1 tee at the Institute of of (tile Technology in Char- of esville, Va. the E CLOTHMAKER iswn ^ I I I* LLl . fl Jcj ~uV^M X^ Irs. Leila N. Johnson, sident of the Clinton >iness and Professional men's Clnh attended the te Convention in Spartang, S. C., recently. Irs. A. C. Young. Sr., rened to her home in Macon. , after spending two ?ks with Mr. and Mrs. A. Young, Jr. lr. Charles W. Johnson, dent at the Medical Col? of South Carolina in irleston, visited his mothMrs. Leila N. Johnson, for 2w days, prior to taking a in Columbia, S. C. Irs. J. F. Weir and Marie ted the former's sister. s. u. ts. tsrannon in Ureer. ?V also visited Mr. and s. Wilber Weir in Greene. SS MILLS IS BRIDE MR. GALLOWAY liss Patricia Marie Mills 1 Staff Sgt. Bobby Joe lloway were married May at St. John's Catholic arch in Georgetown, Minota. The double ring cerenv was performed bv the /. Louis McMahon against etting of Aquo and white nations. The church choir, ompanied by Mrs. James istad, sang the nuptial ?h Mass. 'he bride is the daughter Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mills Georgetown, Minn, and bridegroom is the son of SAFETY JUNE Cash & CoIcp Everybody loves a puzzle and contest. Especially if it is one which concerns something they know (or should know) a great deal about. The poster (left) calls attention to some of the physical hazards and unsafe acts that result in accidents every day!! Can you name them?? If so, how many can you find in each department?? To the employee listing the highest number of correct answers for the three (3) departments shown will go $10.00 in cash. A case of Cokes will be awarded to the employee havine the hiehest number of correct answers for his department. Employees in departments not shown on the poster are eligible and encouraged to participate in the contest ? submit your answers on all three departments for the $10.00 prize and a case of Cokes for the highest number of correct answers for your department. Your supervisor will give you an entry blank for the contest. Study the poster rarpfllllu anr) lief thn ?%.. r v* 11 v? nut ti iv, v iuia_ tions you see on the entry blank, then return it to your supervisor soon as possible. He will put the date he receives the entry from you in the Entry Date space on the entry form. In case of identical entries, the entry received first will be judged the winner. If identical entries received on the same Safety Program at Lydia Mills Thursday, June 20. at 8 P. M. Sergeant C. H. Bailey of the State Highway Department will be at the Providence School along with Mr. Ralph Riddle, Lydia Mills Deputy Sheriff, and Mrs. George Copeland, R.N., Lydia Mills Nurse, for a safety program, which is being sponsored bv the Lydia Woman's Club and the Lydia Men's ru-.K V/IU ?J . The public is invited and it is hoped that a large number will be present to see a film and to learn more of safety both for now and during the vacation time. "WILL YOU HELP MAKE LYDIA MILLS COMMUNITY AND EVERY COMMUNITY BECOME MORE SAFETY-MINDED BY BEING PRESENT AT THIS MEETING?" Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Galloway of this city. The young couple are making their home in Heyward, California, where the groom is stationed with the U. S. Air Force. JUNE, 19S7 ITEST BEGINS : it+u m * s for Winners Digest of Contest Information: Contest Dates: June 17 to June 21. Prizes: Case of Cokes to Departmental Winners. Departments Defined: 1. Card, Opening and Picking 2. Spinning & Spooling 3. Weave, Slash, Ty-In, Draw-In 4. Cloth 5. Shop 6. Warehouse, Village Grand Prize: $10.00 Cash? Highest Number of Correct Listings of violations for all three (3) departments shown. Supervisors and Overseers are not eligible for the Contest. The original poster, the master answer sheet, and the winner's name will be posted in the mills on Wednesday, June 26th. Everyone will be a winner bv benefiting from the unsafe practice shown, provided thev will in turn do their work the SAFE WAY. Let's see how many you can name .... NOW!! date have all the violations correctly listed, another contest will be designed to determine the winner. All entries will be judged by the Master answer sheet which accompanied the poster. > r 1 IniflHsri:! in I Clinton Employee Designs Put-Up Board Rufus Hanback, Clinton Cloth Room Supervisor, designed the above Style and Put Up Board which is a proven time saver and error reducer. The board is in the center of the room in full view of all folder tenders, graders, lifters and stackers. Prior to installing the board it was necessary to individually contact each person in parh idh placcifinafinn comn twenty-eight (28) in all, on all style and packing changes. Now the style and packing changes are posted on the board for all concerned to see and p e r f o r m accordingly. This method saves a considerable amount of time and narrows the possibility of ci mi niuctr mu pusitru wruten instructions are not as likely to be misunderstood as verbal instructions. Ellis Huffstetler of the Personnel Department did the art work on the board.