Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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2 ?WKfff?S8 CLol - fc--.- ,2 ?. Published TrTir^ri f?r emplc H I ^ I and Lydi ,t Clinton, S I ^3 direction Member of South Atlantic Council of lion Industrial Kdltors Calvin Cooper E. C. Huf fstetler TVio nllKllrUr,.-- T-l x tiv puunoiiti o yj J ? i items of interest froi to your departm pcrsi THE $800 A WEEK He was reading the Clasi paper one day and was lie following "Help Wanted" r EXPERIENCED LATHE A WEEK. PLEASE BRINC He re-read the ad, figure ing there was nothing to los down to the Personnel Offi tisement. The Personnel Mt of questions: PERSONNEL MANAG1 had?" HE: "Twelve years a lal PERSONNEL MANAGE own your own X-302 Hubb HE: "You must be kiddi of those things can run aro PERSONNEL MANAGE calls for someone with all Sounds crazy, doesn't it? a minute, it's pretty nice no multiton lathe, let alone oa Since tools go with a j where they come from . . . keep them operating up to placed when they are worr savings in your tools. Anot for is through re-investmen How important are tool; future increases in the stai security?depend on the de^ very best tools and equipm So let's respect the too means taking proper care oi to do the job they were de THE VALUE OF G( The home is the basic ii Among the many responsib the establishing and the pn duct among its members, evidence to indicate urgei higher standards of condu* ereat nart nf imroniia _> I """ J" * vl " n_ been credited to the breakci Many times in the past, i people have ignored proper ally agreed by historians reasons for the decline of downfall of Rome. These C with greed and lawlessness of conduct can not be lowe ciety's reaping the conseque ards will naturally be ret lei Indeed, we must realiz American Youths are not c the recent period of rising small minority of our young involved in court cases dur It is unfortunate that the rather than the proper behc teen-acers so much But even a small minor; large number and presents , themselves, their victims, tl a whole. If one of our major inst be given up. which could b( school, the church, industry, might see the greatest loss r teachers from the loss of t loss of the church; industria loss of trade. Humanity cc better than the loss of the the home is the foundation While it may be impossil home in the establishing, t high standards of morality, bankruptcy would bring , Nation could face. monthly by and ?yees of Clinton f*/-k a Cotton Mills, ?. C., under the of Claude A. ~ AJ Industrial Rela- ? c Tlirpptnr Member of American S Lurecior. Association of Industrial Kdllora Editor Staff Artist tie Clothmakcr _\vill welcome n its readers. Turn them in ental reporters or to the onnel office. : job sified Ad section of the local newsarly jolted out of his seat by the lotice: : OPERATOR ? PAY UP TO S800 5 OWN TOOLS. d it must be an error. Then, thinke, he hopped into his car and went ce of the plant running the advermager saw him and asked a couple ?R: "What experience have you :he operator." !R: "Excellent. One thing, do you 'lc turrent lathe?" ng. In case you don't know it, one und a quarter of a million bucks." ]R: "Too bad. I'm afraid the job his own tools." But when you stop and think for t having to nack around vnnr own v for it and keep it up. ob. it's easy to take for granted where the money comes from to snuff . . . and how they are rei out. Many people have invested her important way tools are paid t of profits made by the business. > and equipment? As in the past, ndard of living?and our national ^elopment and maintenance of the ent for production. Is and equipment we use. This { them, making them last and able signed to do. r )OD HOMES istitution in all of human society, ilities of thr> hnmn ic tVio (mnliln.t omoting of high standards of conOn every hand, there is much it needs for the establishing of ct in the American Homes. The delinquencv in this country has | lown of the homes, nations have fallen to ruin as their standards of conduct. It is generthat this was among the major Ancient Greece and later for the ivilizations became badly infested before they crumbled. Standards J rod amntl'T anv r\ w\i !>-, ? (VHI1UUI Sll nee. The lowering of home stand- I etod in its product, the child, I e that the vast majority of the 1 lelinquents. This is true, even in delinquency. It has been only a ( people?2 or 3' < ?who have been ing any one year. L ? misconduct of a comparative few, j< tvior by the majority is giving the I > publicity. 1< itv, percentage-wise, adds up to a S a serious problem to the offenders leir community, and the nation as s / itutions of human welfare had to f ? least easily spared, the state, the a business or the home? Politicians C esulting from the loss of the state; ne schools; religious workers the a lists and business people, from the p >uld survive the loss of all these si home. The reason for this is that c on which all else is built. IV >le to estimate the value of a good S he promoting and maintaining of it it can safely be said, that home tl about the greatest disaster our IV IV THE CLOTHMAKER Suggestions on Home F mL - jBty ^K^HP?.,^r*. -.3^U8f T7ie recent tragedy at Cross Hill, should serve as a stark reminder to al tions in an effort to prevent an otitbre 1. .Keep matches out of the reach of young children. Teach children the dangers of playing with fire. 2. Do not throw away cigars, cigarettes, and matches without first making sure they are extinguished 3. Do not allow accumulations of combustible waste materials in or near the house. 4. Keep chimneys and stovepipes clean, and all joints and connections tight. 5. Do not use gasoline, naptha, or benzine for cleaning. Use some of the safer solutions now obtainable, and use these, in any considerable quantity, only out of doors and during the day. 6. Never leave lighted heating or cooking appliances unattended, particularly kitchen ranges and stoves, flat Girls' State Representa Sylvia Delo Sylvia King and Delora hostess. A'da, both outstanding Jun- Six outstandi Dr Class Students at Clinton of employees ligh School, have been se- mended by schc eeted as representatives to desirable candk louth Carolina's Girl's State, honor. They Girl's State, under sponsor- Ivester, Myra Si hip of the American Legion ice Davenport, Auxiliary, is held during the Dolores Brooksl irst week of June each year via King. Since t the University of South line candidates, Carolina in Columbia. and objective \ Governmental procedures tion was to pi; re taught the girls, through names in a hat a idLULdi experience, as mey draw the Inckv elect and campaign for their Winner Svlvi: andidates for offices in the daughter of M lock Government. A tour of Hall King. She tate Governmental Build- of the Beta C igs is climaxed with a tea in Future Busines! ieir honor at the Governor's America, lansion with Governor and Clinton Winr Irs. Hollings as host and Lyda, daughter APRIL, 1959 ire Prevention Safety in which 11 persons lost their lives, I of ns to heed the following snggesak of fire in onr home: irons, toasters, waffle irons, or other equipment of a similar nature. 7. Newspapers, paper boxes, packing cases filled with excelsior, wrapping paper, discarded raes. etc.. are sometimes placed in closets with the intention to remove them later, but with little regard for the fire hazard involved. As time pasres they are frequently not removed, and the condition becomes more dangerous as members of the household deposit additional items in the closets. All such articles, because of the fire hazard, should be removed and disposed of in a safe manner. If the articles are disposed of by burning, this should be done out of doors, well away from buildings, fences, and combustible materials. CANCER ? cont'd from page 1 hves funds available for cancer research are a fraction of this Lfjr'*' c?stWe have it in our power to hasten the greatest V-Dav humanity will ever know? the day when nobody has to die of can c e r. Expensive? ? Yes, but some of the best T77 things in life are costly, v fr Clinton - Lvdia Employees -f generously contribute to the fight against cancer through the Greater Clinton Community Chest in the hope to acquire some own families, and all families everywhere, one of the greatest gifts of life ? freedom /w\?? "?iii ra CANCER'S SEVEN ng daughters DANGER SIGNALS were recom- ' Unusual bleeding or dis)ol officials as charge lates for this 2. A lump or thickening in were Sandra the breast or elsewhere nelgrove, Jan- 3. A sore that does not heal Delora Lyda, ** Change in bowel or bladlire and Svl- habits all were such 5. Hoarseness or cough the only fair 6- Indigestion or difficulty vav of selec- in swallowing ace the girl's Changes in wart or mole nd have them lf y?ur signal lasts more tickets. than two weeks, go to your 1 King is the doctor to learn if it is dan[r. and Mrs. gerous. is a member ? lub and the Mrs. Frank Lvda, is also a s Leaders of member of the Beta Club and Treasurer of Home Room, ler D e 1 o r a The girls will be sponsored of Mr. and by Clinton-Lvdia Mills.