The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, February 15, 1959, Page 7, Image 8

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FEBRUARY. 1959 A Glimpse In Forty-four years ago Mr. Fran Overseer, center, front row, posec above departmental photograph. M employees shown. The Clothmaker in completing the identification. Top Row. (1. to r.): E. F. Ander< Homer Douglas, and Jones, I Davis, and . Front row: Lokey, E. F. Anderson. j Some Coarse . . . Some Fine . . I - - The law may give you the right of way, but it makes no provision for hospital bill and funeral expenses. From London's Tatler And Bystander comes this tale about Bobbv, a little six-yearold. who came home from a nearby playground proudly clutching a toy automobile in his arms. "Where did that come from?" n?lrnd liit mnllinr recognizing the toy. "1 got it from a little boy for doing him a favor." came the answer. ' How nice. dear. What was the favor?" "1 was hitting him on the head," explained Bobby, "and he asked me to stop." A sweet young lady oyster was confiding to her girl friend about her romance with a dashing young lobster. "He's dark, handsome, and real smooth." she sighed. "He took me to that rock near the sandbar, looked into my eyes, whispered sweet nothings in my ear. put his arms around me and . . ." As she uttered these last words she clutched at her throat. "Oh. good heavens ... my Pearls!" "If you could have two wishes," said one girl to another. "what would they he?" "Well, said her friend thoughtfully. "I'd wish for a husband." "That's only one." pointed out the first girl. "Oli, I'd save the other until I saw how he turned out." Teacher: "Junior?if I take 88 from 107. what's the difference?" Junior: "That's what I say ? who cares?" ilo Tlie Pawl k Anderson, Clinton Card Room 1 with fellow employees for the Ir. Frank is unable to identify all would appreciate your assistance son, Jr., Fowler Douglas, . Middle row: Jack Osborne(?), Jannister(?), Ben Harvey, John Hoard, Jim Painter, J. F. Reynolds and Will Smith. . Some with a Different Twist How could you steal from your own grandmother?!" i wcintru uuiii sue weru 10 sleep." Wife to inebriated husband: "If this were the first time Henry, I could overlook it. but you also came home like this one night in Julv of 1925." Old Lazv Jed lived pretty far up the mountain side, and one day word got to him that there was a letter for him in the village in the valley. So Jed started out leisurely down the slope to fetch it. At a place where several of his pals were lolling i 11 the shade, the slope uii twin- fiiounn 10 iorcc him into a trot. "Lookee there at Jed," observed one of the loafer? sneeringly: "too durned lazy to hold back." Ii. Kings Mountain. X. C. a cluirch function was swamped when a typographical error caused the announcement to promise "All night sinning" Did you hear of the woman who complained to her physician that her husband had delusions, and thought he was a refrigerator. "Sounds rather harmless." ... : .\ < t... h.llll IMC (HH'lor. "But." slio cried, "he sleeps with his month open, and the little liuht shines in my eye.' all ni^ht." The will of the wealthy, hut eccentric, man was heine read and the relatives all listened expectantly, espe eiallv his playboy nephew Finallv the lawyer said: "And to my nephew. Charlie Jones, whom 1 promised tn remember . . . 'Hi. there Charlie!' " THE CLOTHMAKER Wife Savers To hold a thimble secure on the finger, moisten the finger in your mouth a moment. To remove grease and burned food on electric range, soak in warm vinegar water ten minutes. Very good for pots and pans, too. When ironing scarf with embroidery, always iron on wrong side to make the embroidery design stand out. To water small pot plants. put 2 or 3 ice cubes on soil. Liquid self-polishing wax is the answer to dresser drawers that stick. After removing the drawers, dust the runways then apply liquid wax to both runways and drawer edges with a cloth. You can rely on them sliding easily even in damp weather after this treatment. Attach a three - pronged towel rack to the broad end of your ironing board. It will hold small pieces, and save steps. Prongs fold along end of board when you put it awav. Milk stains can be removed in most cases with cold water. A few drops of cologne sprinkled on the board before ironing will give your clothes a delicate fragrance. You can cut very thin slices! what the "FAI* OR PARTLY CLOUD "RISK OF THUNDFRSHOW "WIDtLY SCATTERED SHO "SCAJTHWD SHOWtkS" _ "SHOWIKS" /\ "UNiRAL SHOWtHS" 1| ^ CLINTOfr JANUAI Eugene James Bishop?Weaving Mack Lee Brown?Weaving Beatrice S. Campbell?Cloth i_ iiic v/diuiuii QpiIlIUii^ James H. Crawford?Weaving Dorothy Rowe Davis?Spinning Herbert W. Fallaw?Carding Robert K. Gilliam?Weaving Roy E. Hanley?Spinning Violet King?Spinning LYDIA Ruth Ammons?Weaving William J. Gambrell?Spinning of cheese with a heated knife. To remove egg stains from silver rub with tablesalt. Save used foil to cut into convenient sizes for covers on dishes of left-overs in the refrigerators. To roll pie crust use a square of stiff plastic, and instead of lifting your pie dough, just turn plastic around and around. Use this for cookies and bread, too. O ? ?!? > i if r?/-l /-?/-* f f ? 1 a II it LUi lire UI other containers pretty rain(jMftfiA; means whei Y" IRS" < wen s" i! r # r /Tr 1 A > I > 1 ife?! 11 V V ^ Y f Y V >?V.*_ v-jL.j JULi 7 I MILLS *Y, 1959 Jimmie D. Lawson?Weaving Viola Rice?Weaving Elmer B. Seay?Spinning James E. Smith?Weaving Macon J. W. Smith?Weaving Edna B. Strange?Cloth Annie B. Stroud?Offire William E. Watkins. Jr.? Weaving MILLS Billie F. McElhannon?Weaving Betty Jean Watkins?Office bow colors and use them for plants. They can be wiped off easily and look nice as flower pots. A quick mender for wash basins, pans or pails that spring leaks is to dry pan or pail and daub fingernail polish over hole and let dry. If hole is much larger than pin point size, apply second coat of polish inside. When defrosting your refrigerator. place a large bath towel on the top shelf. It will keep pieces of ice and water trom dripping in the bottom. fwimA n he says NO RAIN^MtiMl m . - < >i ^Y~. ^ .J V t I i Si >?15% OF IMMHMHW ;iii r if Ji rv ^-inbv'iv Tir'-.'-r I, i lL'11 I . jy.ll kLii i i - ^ " ^'i 1 i - r i i i ' ta?fci u | 11 i ii v i