The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, March 15, 1959, Page 2, Image 2
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Member of South
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Industrial Kditors
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v^divin cooper
E. C. Huffstetler
The publishers of The
items of interest from
to your depurtmeni
personi
I never go to the country in
the early spring without feeling
an impulse to uncover my
head in reverence before
the sublime miracle being
wrought by the Creator in
rsaiure s greai laDoratory. n
fills me with the same sense
of awe and joy which they
tell us filled the hearts ol
Mary Magdalene and "the
other Mary", when on Easter
morning they went to the
sepulchre where their crucified
Lord had been laid, and
were told by the Angel: "He
T-Day Is Approa
T-day is approaching?
?and Clinton-Lvdia peopl
men?people from every wall
try?are sitting down with \
paper, pencils, bills, forms (lc
an accountant, certainly wit
expressions, to figure out th<
by T-Dav, April 15.
Chances are that you're o
you're finding that Federal in
chunk of the dough you mad<
income taxes, sales taxes, ent
more taxes on gasoline, tob?
and so on and on. It takes
share of the services provid
government.
A lot
If you're the average woi
to work two hours and 29 r
Tax Foundation. Inc.) just tc
to more than three months
money than you pay for food
portation or anything else.
When you invest that kind
or even a new TV set. you }
tions, get the facts?to be su
sible buy. But what about t
the government. Ever make
whether it is being wisely s]
like most of us, you are so i
vou rarelv ston to think abou
earned money is going.
Well, obviously you cannoi
capitol, and supervise the sp(
taking a fatalistic whatta-ya
You can find out whethe
your tax dollars bv keeping ;
your family and your neighk
affairs, national defense, the (
find that it's pretty easy th<
through newspapers, magazii
cussions.
Listen to both sides of th
yourself whether things are
And if they're not, you ca
wasn't a free country, you'd
this is America and there i
things done.) Your most effeel
government is, of course, tin
m?(!
onthly by and _>
es of Clinton f */->
Cotton Mills,
C., under the
f Claude A. ' >J
dustrial RelaDirppfor
Member of American
Uirecior. Assoc!..tton of
Industrial Kdltora
Editor
Staff Artist
Clothmaker will welcome
its readers. Turn them in
tal reporters or to the
riel office.
Easter
Message
is not here, for He is risen!"
The earth that for months
has lain cold and dead under
its winding sheet of snow and
! ice has risen at the call of
t spring and come to life again.
Red-breasted robins, bluebirds,
cardinals?all the early
songsters are piping their
notes of joy in the Great
Orchestra of Nature, filling
the air with music. I feel at
this moment as if I were in
the very presence of God.
[
?Dr. Orison Swett Marden
thing
e, like millions of their countryt
of life and section of the coun/aried
assortments of scribbling
>ng and short), maybe even with
h furrowed brows and grieved
eir 1958 Income Taxes?payable
me of 'em and chances are that
come taxes alone took a sizeable
? last year. Not to mention state
ertainment taxes, and taxes and
icco. telephone service, jewelry,
a lot of money to pay for your
ed by Federal, State, and local
of money
king man or woman, you have
ninutes every day (according to
> pay your taxes. That adds up
out of every year?or to more
or housing or clothing or trans1
of money in a new home or car,
Drobablv shop around, ask quesre
you arc getting the best poshat
money you are putting into
an honest attempt to find out
pent? Probably not. If you are
iccustomed to paying taxes that
t where, or for what, your hnrdt
go to Washington, or your state
ending. But that's no reason for
-gonna-do attitude.
i yuu uie ine iihisi 101
ibrcast of issues that affect you,
>ors, things like schools, foreign
:ost of living and politics. You'll
Bsc days to keep well informed
ics, radio, TV, forums and dise
various issue, then decide for
being handled in the right way.
n do something about it. (If this
have to like it or lump it, but
s an American way of getting
live weapon in the fight for good
e ballot. If you're not satisfied
THE CLOTHMAKER
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APRIL 15 DEADLINE?Silas C
ton Mills, is typical of Americans
labored over your income tax for
is just around the corner! Just i
age or any other. Clay tablets \vl
have a strangely modern sound a:
financing of public works. Justice
we pay for civilization."
with things as they are, you <
day by voting for candidates
with your own.
But that's not enough. Yo
or twice a year on election dc
for voting time to roll arounc
day-to-day affair.
Don'l
Instead of waiting for the ne
out." why not see to it that the
place. Join a political party, tl
making yourself heard, work
involved in your party's affa
efficient by helping to built
timbers of honesty, progress, i
Then nominate party standai
come closest to putting these
But if you cannot spare th<
can help it nevertheless by
Small donations from comm
keep the "big money" boys fr
ask yourself how much it's
honest government, then send
And once you get the rig
keep them informed about h
issues. They're there to reprt
effective job unless they knov
that come up. A simple, hanc
man, assemblyman, or mayoi
issue in the direction you t
panied by letters from neighl
Remember, it's your count
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FEBRUJ
CLINTO
William M. Bailey?Spinning
Charles E. Butler?Weaving
Roy E. Hanley?Spinning
Elmer B. Seay?Spinning
LYDIA
William M. Bo<
Marion E. Hier
Billie F. McEll
Betty Jean Wa
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this time of year. If you haven't '
ms, get busy, because the deadline ]
remember you're not alone in this (
lich date back as far as 1900 B. C.
s they speak of tax complaints and 1
> Holmes said. "Taxes are the price ;
i
:an effect a change on election ;
whose ideas, and ideals, square ]
i
u can't be politics-minded once ]
IV nnrl thpn wait nnmr?ln*?pntlv
1 again. Good government is a
wait
?xt election to "turn the rascals
iy don't get in office in the first
he party of your choice, and by 1
for its betterment. Actively
irs, you can keep it clean and
1 its platform from the solid 1
economy, and community need,
d-bearers who you think will
things across.
e time to work for a party, you 1
making financial contributions,
unity-minded citizens help to
om "buying out" a party. Just
worth to you to have a good,
along a check.
ht people in office, be sure to
ow you're thinking on various
'sent you, and they can't do an
/ how you stand on the matters
1-written note to your congress.
. r? ? *
is mien enougn 10 swing an
avor?especially if it's accomjors
who share vour feelings,
ry ? and YOUR CASH.
\RY, 1959
N MILLS
Rosic W. Scott?Spinning
Jack D. Shown?Weaving
James E. Smith?Weaving
Edna B. Strange?Cloth
MILLS
azer?Carding
s?Shop
hannon?Weaving
tkins?Office
MARCH, 1959
*Ho-Hum !
Spring Is Here Now!"
Although you can't prove it
ay the weather, the calendar
.ells us that spring arrived
March 21st, and most of us
ire looking forward to some
sunny, balmy days. But ?
lon't let that bug called
Spring Fever" bite you be:ause
there is work to do. It's
pousecleaning time!
Good housekeeping is coniidered
one of the most effeelive
means of proving a company's
interest in the safety
and well-being of its employees.
In addition, it has
peen found that a neat, orderly
operation not only stimulates
a spirit of carefulness
and caution on the part of the
employees, but it enables the
work to be carried on more
efficiently.
Let all of us do our part to
maintain unobstructed passageways,
place waste in containers.
prevent the accumulation
of oil on the floor surfaces
and store materials and
Ljoods in an orderly fashion.
In other words, let's keep the
place wherein we work neat
and clean. By doing this we
are helping our Company to
help us.
Our Company also believes
that attractive g r o u n d s
around the plants, and freshly
painted buildings with windows,
doors, etc., being cleaned
frequently, tend to encourage
neatness, carefulness and
a high spirit of morale, and
in addition the plants present
a pleasing appearance to the
public. So, is it not our duty
Lo help keep our giuunds and
parking lots attractive also?
Is Your Beneficiary
Listell Correctly?
Have you checked recently
lo see who is listed as beneficiary
on your Group Life
Insurance certificate? Is this
beneficiary still living? Is he
ar she the person you would
want your insurance paid to
in case of your death?
Is your certificate in a safe
place? Do members of your
family know where to find
it?
If your insurance is made
payable to the proper beneficiary,
if your name is correct
on your certificate, and
; r 1 i ? e
ii you unu memocrs 01 your
family know exactly where
to find the certificate, you're
in fine shape and no further
instructions are necessary.
But ? if a correction is in
order, be sure to bring your
certificate to the Payroll
or Personnel Dept. and request
that the change made.
If your certificate has been
misplaced, ask the Payroll or
Personnel Dept. to obtain a
duplicate for you.
Safely Pays To?lay
Data
Safety Performance
(Signed)
(see page one)