Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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JANUARY. 1961 Wife Child Mother Overseer 1 These Are Hurt Wl It's hard to realize how man your safety and well-being. If you're injured?whether b> or while on the job--you add i expense to the shoulders of oth on the job. your foreman, to nan this: \r ? a i 1_ a i uu iu worm muuii mure u else?when you stay safe and w everywhere. At home. On the Play it safe?and you play it CLINTON NEWS ... (Continued from page 4) Donald. Mrs. Tobie Robinson of Clinton and Mrs. Shirley , Lemmons and daughter, i Cindy, of Laurens attended the Bob Poole Gospel Singing in the Greenville Memorial Auditorium December 18th. We sure did hate to lose Vernon Tucker to the first shift but congratulations Vernon. ; We want to welcome Tracy Caughman to the second shift, i Birthdays Carl Heaton?Jan. 21. Doris Osborne?Jan. 27. Michael Lewis ? Jan. 4 ? 2 i years?Grandson of Mrs. Annie Bea Milam. SPINNING NO. 3 3RD SHIFT By Talmadge Sanders Mavbell Freeman was a recent visitor to Columbia for a few days with her daughter. Mrs. Mary Jane McCall. 7VT,. .,.-.^1 VT.... itn . uuu ivno. uwi: uuiiiisiMi and family spent a few days during Christmas with Mrs. Johnson's sister. Mrs. L. H. Shankle, of Hamer, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Proffitt spent the holidays with Mr. Proffitt's family in West Virginia. Report that there was plenty of snow in those parts. Helen Butler was in Rock ingham, N. C. with a sister. Mrs. Carlene McDouglad during the vacation. Cllad to welcome "Smokev" Samples back to work and congratulations to him on the recent birth of his daughter. Mrs. Samples and babv are doing fine. Wedding bells rang out for i W* t \f <\n ?? f r< /A '> vmiv v/* win uiuici a vvi' 11 ui \ as well congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Jessie McCall. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Wall of Spindale, N. C. were visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Sanders recently. That about wraps it up from here so until next time, bo careful. Supervisor Fellow Employees ien You Get Hurt y other lives revolve around r falling off a ladder at home i burden of sorrow, work or lers?your family, your crew ie just a few. So think about a yourself?and to everyone en. in01 jusi on me job?but road. In all your activities, smart. SPINNING 3RD SHIFT By William L. Burden Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Windsor and Sybil visited Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson and Mrs. Daisy Boozer and Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Young in Atlanta. Georgia during the holiday week. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kates visited his father over the holidav we?k in Woodruff. S. C. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Varnadoe visited his father and mother over the holiday week near Charleston. Mrs. Andrew visited her daughter over the holiday week in Lockhart, S. C. Carl R. Campbell home from the Navv spent the holiday week with his mother and father. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith visited Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Smith in Augusta. Georgia during Christmas. Mr. Thomas Smith is out sick and we hope him a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. John Cooper visited their son in Greenwood over the holiday week. Mr. William Burden visited Mr. and Mrs. Griffin in Union over the holiday week. Mrs. Andrew McCall had a birthday December 29. Mr. Andrew McCall had a birthday January 19. Charles Campbell was H years old January 20. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eaton celebrated a weddm^ anniver sarv January lu. We welcome Mr. Carl Kates back to work. We hope that Mrs. Raymond Price is able to come back tc work soon. SPINNING 3RD SHIFT By Mildred & Allene Santa Clans finally founc Allene. Left her a nice ring 1 hope everyone enjovec their vacation as much as ] THE CLOTHMAKER did. But gee, didn't the frames look 2 miles long Monday nite? Oh Well, the bills have gotta be paid. Did Sis Samples tell you her car broke down on her in Columbia Christmas day and she had to hitchhike home? That's what she told me. She's a real people. William Samples and family spent the week end in Anniston, Ala. Margaret Chilton's children, Mondr and Richard, visited her recently. Guvnelle Chilton spent Christmas in North Carolina. While we're talking about Margaret, let's tell everyone the big news. She married Henry L. Lewis January 2. Congratulations! Waters King and son visited nis momer. rnrs. m. c. King, recently. Waters lives in Nashville. Tennessee now and doesn't get home very often, so the whole family really enjoyed his visit. Birthdays Allene Kay?Jan. 28. Sara Bolt?Jan. 28. Doodle Bug Gossett ? Jan. 29. George Gossett?Dec. 28. See ya next time around. SPOOLING 2ND SHIFT By Sara Lawson Miss Annette Riser and Miss Earnestine Evans from AnHpr. son visited their grandmother. Mrs. Abilene Evans, for a week end. Mrs. Ott Stone visited relatives in Greenwood during the Christmas holidays. She had as her guests recently, Mr. and Mrs. Edd Stone of Easley, Miss Cora Stone accompanied them home. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Leopard and daughters visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert Griffith and Mr. and Mrs. Walter and George Leopard recently. n it J Dinnaays Happy birthday to the children of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Woodard. Little Teresa Ann was 3 years old January 11th and little James Michael will have his 1st birthday on January 31. Lois Evans, granddaughter of Mrs. Abilena Evans, had a birthday January 4th. Miles and Giles Lawson. sons of Sara Lawson was 15 years old January 6th. SPOOLING 3RD SHIFT By Bill Lowery I hope everyone had a Merrv Christmas and I wish a Happy New Year for everyone. Thomas Womble was home [ for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Mci Waters visited her mother and father in Lancaster. Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Martin ; visited Spartanburg during the Christmas holidays. I Carolyn Webb and her sons i visited in Greenwood. We want to welcome Eulius Cagle to the third shift. Kat Womble celebrated a birthday on January 16. Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Samples celebrated a wedding anniversary on January 28. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lowery celebrated a wedding anniver1 sary on January 13. I Mrs. Bill Lowery celebrated Tested Ways To Advice is often plentiful, es] in the business world. Young p< teachers and elder relatives at success should include, among involves extra doses of hard woi from all sides, and extra effort Good, sound, authoritative s the lack of success is almost ii Some years ago "The Kipli Tested Ways to Avoid Success Should anyone be anxious usually go along with success, these rules for staying behind, one avoid becoming successful, preventing even limited advai sphere of operation. If, by chai is interested in climbing, desp that some of these guideposts avoiding similar mistakes. 1. Don't look ahead or make j ?just drift with the curre 2. Run down the outfit you w and after. 3. Don't display any extra in 4. Acquire the habit of expe< 5. Take offenses at criticisms 6. Never get out of one narrc 7. Cover up your mistakes. 8. Resist authority and super 9. Go over the head of your ii possible. 10. Remember that any of y< knife you?so beware of 11. Keep yourself worn-out ar 12. Don't spend any more tin: necessary. Social Security Coverage Extended Your social security is now better than ever. Because of the 1960 amendments, coverage has been extended, less work under social security is needed to qualify for benefits, and a person no longer need be at least 50 years old to receive disability insurance benefits. Anyone who answers one of the following questions "yes" ?get in touch with your social security office as soon as possible. 1. Have you ever had your application for social security benefits denied because you. or the breadwinner in your family, hadn't worked long enough under social security? 2. Have you delayed filing for disability insurance benefits because you are not yet 50 years old? 3. If you are a widow, were you ever told that you couldn't qualify for benefits on your husband's social security account because ho died before 1940. or had not worked long enough under social securo uy: 4. Have you been told you can't receive benefits on your husband's account because you haven't yet been married to him for 3 years? Head the questions carefully. and if your answer to any (me of them is "YES" get in touch with your social security office right away. There may be good news for you. a birthday on January 12. A Note of Thanks I want to thank all of you on the third shift for your thoughtfulness to me and my I ami iv while 1 was in the hospital. Bill Lowerv 7 Avoid Suctess pecially, on how to get ahead jople get it from their parents, the drop of a hat. Advice on other things, that it usually rk. long hours, risks, criticisms toward self-improvement, idvice on what contributes to npossible to find. inger Magazine" carried: "12 . to escape the burdens which they would do well to ponder They are guaranteed to help Most of them are effective in icement within some special ice, you are one of those who >ite everything, it is possible > may be helpful to you in }lans or set a goal for yourself nt. fork for. during working hours terest or initiative. :ting something for nothing. but don't take it to heart. >w groove. vision. -nmediate supervisor whenever Dur associates may be out to "cooperation." id tense. ie on work than is absolutely p 11 a. >rl Mj QUALITY IS IMPORTANT Quality today in the manufacture of cotton cloths as well as any other business is very important. Year after year customers get more qualityminded in the purchase of any material, finished or unfinished. Our company maintains a well equipped laboratory with people trained in their jobs as they weigh, check, and thoroughly analyze our yarn from beginning to end from the different points in production to be sure quality is at top peak all down the line. Judy Kinard. from the lab, is shown taking roving from the spinning frames for siz nig. urn \ ci11in ai t* lanen xo the lab to test for proper count, breaking strength and weight, coefficient of variation. and other tests to keep it uniform and strong for the customers. All of this is important to our sales but car be worthless if we on our jobs are careless and forget quality. Bad work directly affects sales which soon reaches down in our own pockets. So keep quality foremost in your mind as you work day by day. It's our responsibility ?yours and mine?and has a tremendous effect on us?you and me.