Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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6 Be Careful and The season for mowing once again taking up the sp can be dangerous. While mo< mowers have many safety fej element still presents great c Soon we will be readini mower accidents such as: A that sailed 50 feet from a p pane, before striking her. The sliced foot . . . the pi< or . . . the skull fracture by a baseball . . . the piece of wi a little boy's lung. Power lawn mowers can : life. An 18-inch diameter r< lutions per minute generates than two miles per minute, such become deadly projectil hurled by the spinning blad To help protect you, mem hood youngsters when using yoixr guide efficient mowes* X wear saferv shoes ;l" C'c^r's pcrs away keep hand engine is running S 11 down don't mow v *7 stop (STOP die engii T S disconnect spark plug on mower & store fuel when engine is running 01 % may up-use w family Service Awards . . . (Continued from page 5) CLOTH Viola Deitz \t\ A T ivini y n. i jet w2>iJll Eloise L. MeFlveen SHOP Fred R. Campbell Ezzie Miller James O. Sanders OFFICE Gay H. Douglas 20 YEAR CARDING F. J. Carnes Verner Dees SPINNING Lester Harris Lizzie Hawkins WEAVING B. F. Harvey Ethel McLendon Martha Motte CLOTH Rufus A. Handback Harold Hairston I MOWER Careful grass and gardening activity is are time of many people, but it iern power tools and power lawn itures built into them, the human langers. i newspaper accounts of power i woman was killed by a blade v,wer mower, through a window ece of wire driven through a leg, a rock traveling at the speed of re clothes hanger that penetrated shorten your hands, feet, or your Dtary mower turning 2,500 revoblade tip speed of slightly more Under such speed nails, wire and es which pierce like arrows when e. bers of your family and neighbor; a power mower here's 22 clear the lawn of v Ar t keep children andv ^ Y4 ^ s \j and fcer clear when low across slopes ?not lip and . ;fOTIftu /hen grass is wet or slippery ne when you leave rlie mower ,V . " when working Dtiiciy ?uun L icinci ? : hor XO riding-type mowers .'ith caution XX teach your these safety rules Love?But? A young wife who went to visit her mother for a week left several notes about the house for her husband. One in the coffee can reminded him of her love, and another on the TV set asking him to do some errands?but the one he found among his white shirts u:? -i J. ti i uiuu^iu uiiii up siiuri. 11 reaci: "Where do you think you're going that you need a white shirt." Customer: "Your dog seems very fond of watching you cut hair." Barber: "Naw, it ain't that. Sometimes I clip off a customer's ear". THE CLOTHMAKER Bowling Lydia's Bowling team has come on strong in the second half of the textile league. Lydia now leads the league by two games with twenty-one games remaining. TEAM STANDINGS Scores Team W L Lydia . 18-6 Mayfair 16-8 Beaumont 12-12 Indians 12-12 Clinton 11-13 Torrington 3-21 HIGH TEAM 3 GAMES Lydia 2567 HIGH TEAM 1 GAME Lydia 916 CLINTON TEAM AVG. Pins Games Avg. J. Spillers 5532 33 167 C. Simmons 8632 54 159 J. Vassey 7142 51 140 E. Ballew 6679 49 136 HIGH INDIVIDUAL 3 GAMES J. Spillers, Clinton 595 V. Parris. Indians J. Vanderford, Lydia 587 LYDIA TEAM AVG. Pins Games Avg. J. Vanderford 5607 34 164 W. Templeton 6243 41 152 C. Reaves 4527 31 146 C. McElhannon 7054 49 143 H. Sanders 5599 40 139 W. Fennell 2216 18 123 B. Blackwell 2095 17 123 HIGH INDIVIDUAL GAME V. Parris, Indians 263 C. McElhannon, Lydia 223 L. Cannon, Mayfair .... 221 J. Vanderford, Lydia ... 221 CLIP an At least once ev< count, say officials of You can obtain ii credited to your acco coupon, paste it firm! tration, P. O. Box 57, In filling out the exactly as they appec REQUEST FOR STATEA* jsr ^asaui Please send me a stateme ( miss i nam! ! mrs { mr. STRerr a number : city, p.o., zone & state SIGN YOUR NAME AS YOU USUAUY WRITE IT j Sl.^n your own name or confidential and anyone ; If your name has been c ca.d, please copy your n Why it Pays to Checl If you have worke dependents can get mc if you should become di of your family when yc These benefits wil account. The Social St tection, you check you Woman's Club He HH m m t > . ' Jl Lydia's Woman's Club held ' March 16, at the Community Ho community friends. The newly dc ago by the Company for the bene their families, was visited by man' The building, maintained by the (! club activities of the Community. Employees and Community chi for family or class parties, dinners Community Activities Director, IV ^ FEBRUA CLINTON CO Elizabeth H. Holder?Spinning M Ruth S. Varnadoe?Spinning H Glenda J. Gooch?Spooling C Mary A. Heaton?Spooling Js Bernice T. 1 LYDIA COT Ronald H. Eaton?Carding R Carolyn S. Edmonds?Spinning Ei Delorea A. Gregory?Spinning F: William R. Woody?Spooling T Sandra Culbertson?Weaving K Bobby R. Gault?Weaving R Iris L. Hu id PASTE on a U.S. P ;ry 3 years a person should check the Social Security Administration mportant information about the ea unt by using the handy coupon b< y on a post card, and mail it to S< Baltimore 3, Md. i card, be sure to give your accou ir on your social security card. lENTOFEARNINGS account numk# ^^1 datf or month c whth nt of the amount of earnings recorded in m 11 y. Under the law, information in your who signs someone else's name can be pi hanged from that shown on your social ame below exactly as it appears on that c '< Periodically d long enough under the social secu >nthly social security insurance bene sabled. Monthly benefits can also be ] >u die. 1 depend on the earnings credited ;curity Administration recommends t r social security account about once MARCH, 1963 >lds Open House ' ^iliLiB'PM IW - ^Jjw M Hfcsfl ^pj 'Open House" Sunday afternoon, use for Company employees and ;corated facility, built many years fit and pleasure of employees and y guests throughout the afternoon. Company, is the hub of youth and urch groups desiring the building , etc. may reserve it by contacting liss Nellie Osborne. RY. 1963 TTON MILLS [ichael R. Elledge?Weaving omer L. May, Jr.?Weaving harles B. Steele?Weaving imes N. Tiller?Weaving Riddle?Office TON MILLS oger D. Gault?Weaving rnest H. Goen?Weaving ranees D. Hinson?Weaving homas R. McElveen. Jr.?Weaving enneth D. Tucker?Weaving ichard W. Cook?Shop ghes?Office ost Card his social security aci. rnings that have been slow. Simply clip this >cial Security Adminis int number and name >AV YEAR y social security account. ! ft int | Nome ond ; Add,?u : In Ink ; Or Uh | ? writ+f social security record is rosecuted. security account number ! ard. I t rity law, you and your fits when you retire or paid to certain members to your social security hat, for your own prot every 3 years.