The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, September 15, 1958, Image 1
CLINTON - LYDIA MILLS
Vol. 7. No. 9 Sept.. 1958
Clinton. S. C.
VOL. 7. NO. 9 PUB
Your Gifts Offer
A HELPIlll
1958-]
Community Chest o
Goal $19
October 2 ? <
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Clinton - Lydia Emergi
We will have the opportunity
of helping eleven worthwhile
charitable and character
building organizations beginning
October 2. when all
employees will be asked to
contribute to the United
Charity Chest.
All of us at Clinton-Lydia
Cotton Mills have been blessed
one way or another from
a maieriausuc sianapoint and
we should share this blessing
with those less fortunate than
we. Many of us think that
we are also in need, but immediately
our thinking
changes when we are reminded
of someone's statement.
"I felt sorry for myself
because I had no shoes until
I saw a little child who had
no feet." Of course, we all
have shoes and we all have
feet, but this statement on
ablcs us to more fully realize
how very fortunate we are.
FILM TO BE SHOWN
A twelve minute color film
entitled "This Is Your Town"
will be shown to all employees.
This film shows the services
the eleven organizations
which y o u r contributions 1
support perform daily in our
communities.
Following showing of the '
film a card will be given to
each employee so he or she
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1959
f Greater Clinton
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October ,'i I
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ency Fund Included
11 wi\ ufsif;naie MOW mucn
they wish to contribute to
these worthwhile causes. A
receipt will be given for all
contributions. (Incidentally,
contributions to the United
Charity Drive may be deducted
from your income tax
returns.)
MONTHLY DEDUCTIONS
CAN BE MADE
Nov. 1. 1958 to Nov. 1. 1959
Employees may make a
cash donation to the United
Charity Chest, or they may
have m o n t h 1 y deductions
made from their pay checks.
The idea of monthly deductions
has a two fold purpose.
First by spreading the contributions
out over a twelve
months period it doesn't work
a hardship on an\ one to give.
Secondly, it places all of us in
position to give nn re than we
have in the past.
YOU HELP PROVIDE
THESE ELEVEN SERVICES
Following are tlu* agencies
which your contributions will
support for the next twelve
months:
Salvation Army, Crippled
Children. C e r c b r a 1 Palsy,
Fairview Alcoholic Rehabilitation
Center, Red Cross,
Cancer Fund. Local Relief.
Bov Scouts and Cub Scouts
at Clinton-Lydia Mills. Clin
S EMPLOYEES OF CLINTON-1
PLANS PROGRES
Chest X - ray
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The State Board of Health
Mobile X-ray unit will visit
in our communities on the
following schedule:
Lydia Mills Community
Place: Lydia Mills Store
Date: Wednesday, Oct. 15th
Time: 12:00 -3:00 PM
4:00 -6:00 PM
Clinton Mills Community
Place: Clinton Mills Community
House
Date: Thursday, Oct. 16th
Time: 12:00-3:00 PM
4:00-6:00 PM
Chest X-rays for all adult
members of the county is the
goal of the S. C. Department
of Health. A program of
"Complete Community Coverage"
is now underway on a
state wide basis.
This is an excellent opportunity
for all Clinton and Lydia
adults to take advantage
of a very worthwhile health
service.
We owe it to ourselves, our
families and our neighbors . ..
to have a chest X-ray.
Following are answers to
the most commonly asked
questions concerning chest
X-rays:
What is the Chest X-ray
Survey?
It's an all-out local war on
tuberculosis and other chest
ailments. Through the Survey
every white person. 20 vears
ton Emergency Fund. Campfire.
Blue Birds and Horizon
Ciiils at Clinton-Lvdia Mills
and Emergency Relief. A
small amount also goes to Administrative
expenses of the
Greater Community Chest of
which the Clinton-Lvdia United
Charities is a part.
The Emergency Fund is an
important reason why no
further solicitations have
been necessary to the mills.
Quite a number of families in
both villages have been helped
through this fund when
emergencies befell them.
Remember the dates for the
Red Feather Drive?October
2-Oetober 31. Help your mill
to be 100 per cent. Share a
few of your dollars to help
lift some family or child
when they need it most.
Note: Make your donations
as generous as possible because
you will not be called
upon again until the next
drive in October of 1959.
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L.YDIA MILLS. CLINTON. S.
IS FOR VILLAGE
Unit to
in Communities
and over, and every Negro
person. 15 years and over,
who lives, works or shops in
our county can step up to a
conveniently located X-ray
machine and have a chest
X-ray picture made in less
than two minutes.
You don't have to undress.
It doesn't cost you anything.
It doesn't hurt.
Why Have a Survey?
The S. C. Health Department
wants to find all unknown
cases of TB. as well as
other chest conditions, among
people in the above age
brackets. Bv X-raying your
chest they can do it.
Where Can I Have My
Chest X-ray Taken?
At the above listed locations.
How Do I Get My
Chest X-ray Taken?
Just visit the State Board
of Health X-ray Unit. You
don't need an appointment
and you don't have to undress.
Give your name and
address, slip off your coat or
(See "Questions" on Page 8)
"OPEN HOUSE"
AT MERCER SILAS
BAILEY SCHOOL
Mercer Silas Bailey School
will hold "Open House" on
Sunday, October 5th, between
the hours of 3:30 P.M. - 5:30
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r an.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
An Ouch o
t
Plant Nurses Myrtle West and
shots" last week. The "shots" wer
to all employees desiring them on
"ouch" of prevention has been well
South and Otis Woody are shown
Following Doctors' recommendation
doses. The second shot will be giv
BULK RATE
U. S. POSTAGE
PAID
Clinton, S. C.
Permit No. 59
C. SEPTEMBER, 1958
HOME SALES
All Mill-Owned Homes
to be Sold
to Employees
Plans for sale of village
houses of both communities
are on schedule. The Pickell
& Pickell surveying team is
presently working in the
Clinton village. Following the
establishment of property
boundary lines they will
make a plat which will show
each lot to be offered for sale.
In most cases the houses to
be sold will be first offered
to the employee renting the
house at the time of sale. In
event the occupant does not
wish to buy, the house will
then be offered to some other
employee of the Company
who has not had an opportunity
to buy a house.
Some Homes To Be Relocated
Clinton Residents in the
area bounded on the north
by Jefferson Street, on the
east by Sloan Street, on
the south by Washington
Street and on the west by
Bell Street whose homes are
scheduled to be moved have
been notified. They have been
advised of the proposed future
locations. In most everv
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case the proposed sites are
more desirable home sites
than those immediately surrounding
the mill buildings.
The house moving program is
now underway. Every effort
is being made to relocate
these houses as quickly and
as conveniently as possible.
The only two houses to be
moved at Lydia have already
been relocated.
f Prevention
f M
Wm
k
Dorcas Copcland gave 1,280 "flu
e made available by the company
a voluntary no charge basis. The
1 worth a "pound of cure." Bobby
here as they receive their shots,
is the shots are being given in two
en in January.