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CLINTON - LYDIA MILLS Vol. 7. No. 1 January, 1958 Clinton, S. C. ^ IT ^ /yaT? rrcvosra VvlAJ VOL. 7. NO. 1 PUBLISHED BY AND FOR THE Rsiloif CrlinlscrliiN Dl^nr /Iiuam wuiiv j ?#viiuiui jiup r laiu mivcii Two four-year college scholarships are available for 1958 under the M. S. Bailey Memorial Scholarship Program to high school graduates who qualify under the Bailey Scholarship rules. These scholarships have a maximum value up to $2,400 each, awarded $600.00 from year to year for four years, provided the student's progress toward completion of recognized degree requirements meets the standards established by his college or university. Eligibility Requirements Applicants for scholarships awards must be employees or sons or daughters of employees with at least three years of continuous service at the time application is made. Applicant must have graduated from an accredited hieh school with n scholastic standing in the upper fourth of his class; and, in addition, applicant must have pursued a college preparatory curriculum. Clinton-Lydia families with children who are high school seniors will do well to become fully informed about the "Mercer Silas Bailey Memorial Scholarships" and the educational opportunities they are designed to provide. Application Blanks are available at the Clinton High School Principal's Office and the Personnel Department. STEPS TO BE FOLLOWED IN APPLYING STEP ONE: Register for the college entrance examination board scholastic aptitude test bv: A. Securing at your school by February 10 a college entrance examination board application for the March 15 test. B. Register for Scholastic Aptitude Test, sending your fee of $7.00. STEP TWO: Mnl/n n ?. 1 TVIt i i K^IIVHIIUIU HM iucn.il UJKts Udllt'V ivifiuuricll OCnOlarships by: A. Securing at your school or at Personnel Department a M. S. Bailey Scholarship Application Form. B. Filling in the form, making sure ALL information is supplied. C. Return the form to: ( Clinton-Lydia Cotton Mills ( Clinton, ( South Carolina ; I). Form must be completed and mailed bv April 1. STEP THREE: Successful candidates will be notified at or prior to Graduating Exercises. MCMIYIII fggD i Th is is Nor jusr Anot>i?r y^ar, Its NEW- /tit FResh, its i A REAL BEGINNING: 000(1111 IT'S 1958 AN?W START, A i\ \ II 1 11 NfW chancej No BacIcv/ard GLancs, \ I I 1II [>Ua$< No REGRETS: This is The V^R llllll The OnLy On Look Inward, 111! 1 1 1 11 J Look upwaro? Look Onward. Ill j lliill h^re is its pRomise: In FAirh 1111 lllllllil r UnD?R G-oDj IN Fervor, IN Fortitude j ' \ \\\ | Man Can MaI< This rh<? B<st -|li m | Of On( TKousa no, Nin6. 1 Fifty-EiGhr Ycars/ "ll >' luMM jTPAA 1 M.J.1T J EMPLOYEES OF CLINTO CLINTON RE( Lydia Has Bes At Clinton's monthly Su Monday, January 13, Mr. Rol Clinton-Lydia Mills, presc George M. Huguley the "P safety record during th( fourth quarter (Oct., Nov. Dec.) of 1957. Mr. Vance commended Su perintendent Huguley on th< Mill's improved housekeeping and accident record. He said "It appears that finally w< are headed in the right direction in accident prevention.' He added. "With everyone ii the mills doing his or hei part, I am sure we can wip< oui mis acciaeni problem which is completely unneces sary." Mothers To Mai The Woman's Clubs wil March on Polio" the night o Club members and mother ties have been asked to met 6:30 P. M. to receive mone\ containers, street designa tions. etc. Housewives an asked to turn on their fron porch lights at 6:45 P. M. tc inform the canvassers of theii desire to contribute to the 1958 Campaign. Upon completion of the m.. ;ii IIIUII.II III*. ^MIIICll Will 1UIU1I to the Community Houses t< make their returns and enjo\ refreshments. The Mother'* Drive each year accounts foi approximately one-four'h o: the total amount collected foi the March of Dimes in oui area. The annual door to dooi campaign by the women wil climax the month-long March of Dimes drive marking the 20th a n n i v e r s a r y of the founding of the Nationa Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Predrive Meeting Held A joint predrive meeting ol unnxon and bvclia Woman s Clubs was hold on Thursda\ evening, January 16th. in the Lydia Community House Mrs. Bon Hav Hammott. Clinton Aroa Drive Chairman made a brief talk on the imaortanco of the drive and showed a film entitled. "Survival Is Not Enough". The film explained the way contributions are used for research. rehabilitation oi stricken patients, and special raining for those working in he rehabilitation centers. GIVE to the March of Dimes Help Someone to Walk Normally Again MM N-LYDIA MILLS. CLINTON. S. a AIN S PRESIDEI t Record For Year ipervisors Safety Meeting, held bert M. Vance. Vice-President of >nted Clinton Superintendent, resident's Plaque" for the best a , Clinton did not have a disabling accident for the last three months of the year. ^ T \*rli o'c r\n 1 a! icoKl ir?rf mm ft * - u? UJU o uuuioauun^ I occurred on the second day beginning the final quarter. Lvdia has maintained the best over-all safety record for the year. Both mills have a new start r and an opportunity to keep the Accident Slate Clean in 1958 bv having a "No Accident year." rch On Polio II again sponsor the "Mothers f January 24th. s from throughout the communist at the Community Houses at * Clinton Superintendent G. M. Hu Woolen with First Place Award. Hr fWQy > ^ i || 1 Lydia Superintendent D. H. Rot to Mr. and Mrs. James Vanderford. BULK RATE U. S. POSTAGE PAID Clinton, S. C. Permit No. 59 C. JANUARY. 1958 NT'S PLAQUE Community Homes Dressed Up For Santa Numerous homes in the communities were beautifully decorated for St. N i c k. Lighted displays on doorways, porches, windows and lawns could be seen on every street. The judging of these displays was no easy task. The Judges did not know the occupants of any of the homes. Their decisions were turned in by street numbers to the Personnel Department whose corresponding occupants were listed as follow: CLINTON MILLS COMMUNITY 1st Place ? Mr. and Mrs. ^ecn wooten ? au4 Florence Street. 2nd Place ? Mr. and Mrs. Silas Campbell ? 106 Gordon Street. (Continued on Page 7) 1^ . _ U / i juley presents Mr. and Mrs. Cecil t?t ?X~I ifcl IH^r m ierts presents First Place Award