Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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2 ?aas?p?8J CLo$ > | Published m< r~?\ employ e< I 1 and Lydia t jl Clinton, S. < direction of ? t ? Crocker, In< Member of South ;???. 1 AUutle Council of lions J InduatrUl Rdttors Calvin Cooper Truman Owens The publishers of The ncriiid ui liucicai num j to your department person] Can We Flag To Is it possible to wave the flag that you wave it with integri coin or Shakespeare too much' too much? if The great, the for inspiration, example and not waving our flag enough, to me that we are developing apologetic about waving the down the streets on July 4th nation's birthday, a sacred da portant day of America. Wh rooftop and from every home attitude is strone evidence of flag is a symbol of our natioi undying devotion to our cour is in us . . . for loyalty, chan Isn't our flag a synonym of Does it not represent man's dream? Is it not the zenith o generations have aspired? + it is time for us . . . for the American ... to stop for a n our near reverential admirath to the spiritual and ethical va in ourselves and our childrer of patriotism, a burning devc upon which our country wa: home own and proudly displa; such occasions? Isn't the flag lin, Washington, Nathan Hal Tnnlrcnn ov?rl X dUl licvcic, uotaouii unu w? have given us our heritage? you see the Alamo, Corrige< The Merrimac, Wake Island, the flag Flanders Field, Bat Ruth and Davy Crockett? T present are wrapped up in oi blessed nation, a giant in in Millions of fertile square mi] plants. Our great republic, man's last and remaining hop ing beacon of light, noble an pressed and persecuted and That is what the flag m< much? I don't think so. Reply of S. L. DeLove on the 30th, 1950, to a listener who w wonderful ? especially the no the flag too much." The above has been reprinte zines, newspapers and radio sta sional Record. Dr. DeLove is the author of Independence Hall of Chicago. INDEPENI "If you want your fath PATERNALISM. "If you want your mo MATERNALISM. "If you want Uncle S SOCIALISM. "If you want your c that's COMMUNISM. "BUT ? if you want AMERICANISM!" MKtt! jnthly by and r ?s of Clinton F /-? ^yvrylf Cotton Mills, Z., under the Claude A. /^T\ iustrial Rela- Member of African Director. Association of Industrial Kdttors Editor Photographer Clothmaker will welcome its readers. Turn them in ol rrvnrvrlArp r\ r- r\ iVin ai x^uvi ui iw nit lei office. Wave The o Much? too much? Provided, of course, ity? Is it possible to study Lin? Is it possible to read the Bible good, the true, are inexhaustible strength. I believe that we are not nearly enough + It seems a tendency to be timid or even stars and stripes. Walk up and and count the flags. It is our y in world history, the most imiy isn't the flag flying on every ; and building? This complacent cancerous patriotic decay. The lal unity. It is the spirit of ornery. It stands for the best that icter. and faith in democracv -A the United States of America? greatest, noblest, most sublime if achievement, the goal to which Ladies and gentlemen, I believe mad, rushing Twentieth Century loment and think. Let us arrest )n of material success and return ilues. Let us imbue and rekindle 1 the so-called old-fashioned way )tion to the principles and ideals 5 founded ^ Should not every y the colors on holidays and other Patrick Henry, Jefferson, Franke, Gettysburg and Valley Forge, her great men and women who When you look at the flag can't ior, Pearl Harbor, The Monitor, and Korea? Lest we forget, isn't nan T\xrr\ Tima NnrmanHv RnKo nun, x vv v/ uiuiu, xwiinwiiwj, 'he great events of our past and jr flag If It is a symbol of this dustry, education and commerce, les, wheatlands, coal mines, steel the chosen infant destined to be >e for suffering humanity, a shind glorious, the haven for the optruly God's gift to mankind if ?ans to me. Can we wave it too Know Your History Hour. December rote as follows: "Your programs are commercials ? but you are waving d annually in many national magaitions, and is a part of the CongresThe Quiet Betrayal and president of DENCE DAY er to take care of you, that's ther to take care of you, that's lam to take care of you, that's omrades to take care of you, to take care of yourself, that's THE CLOTHMAKER O I; I m BEST VACATION If you could take a vacation why? Perhaps the answers to some ideas if they haven't yet i hplnw arp within pasv HrivinP J ?o as recommended by these six | I J L^^mL' ffl LfA Ezzie Miller ? Santee Cooper ? Reclining and relaxing very appealing; also fishing and outdoor cooking. (L ifcalir f> Linda Trammell ? Crescent Beach ? More privacy. Lots more space for children to play. Enjoys the sunshine and waves. m P7tM R w , ;S\<"'' I; J n * * ' Alice Snider ? Myrtle Beach ? Loves the ocean waves. Travel to and from Myrtle Beach is so easy since Highways improved. The Inquiring P I SPOT IN SOt anywhere in South Carolina, wl this month's Inquiring Reporter made definite vacation plans, distance for weekend trips, as w employees. 1^/ H L LM I'lprai -M ' J5 \ o 0< > ^ ' . * \sCi V . -? \* / "*' Helen Mattox ? Mountains ? Can relax more in mountains because of cool breeze and real quiet. 41 Hut Davis?Lake Murray ? Loves to be near water and hear fish jumping. Beach too hot for him. ^j! WMl ?l jM R;. *wf* jW ,'j'-^1 L ^/ Henry English ? Mountains? Raised at foot of Blue Ridge Mountains. Likes to climb and travel over mountains. Prefers cool place in summer. ? ft * A" / ^ JUNE. 1963 botographer ITH CAROLINA? iai pari would you choose, and question may give our readers Most of the places mentioned ell as being good vacation spots Can You Prove You Were Born? It is estimated that about 50 million people in this country can't prove they were born because their birth certificates were never filed or their birth records may have been destroyed by fire, flood or other disasters. If you are one of the 50 million. you may have difficulty when it comes time to apply for Social Security, marriage license, or in other cases where proof of birth must be established. WRITE FOR COPY? If you've lost or mislaid your birth certificate, a duplicate usually can be obtained by writing to the health office in the town where you were born. In most cases, however, such a request should be addressed to the Bureau of Vital Statistics, Columbia, S. C., or the capital in the state where you were born, if not in South Carolina. A nominal fee is generally charged for such service. But what if there's no birth record on file? What can you use to prove your birth? In some cases, a baptismal certificate will be sufficient proof if vou were baptized as a child. DELAYED CERTIFICATE? It is also possible to be issued a "delayed" birth certificate. Hospital records of your birth, an affidavit from a physician or midwife, or sworn statements from 2 persons who were at least 18 years old when vou were born and re member it are usually sufficient to get a "delayed" birth certificate. Space doesn't permit the Clothmaker telling the complete story of each employee's vacation trip but we can and would like to run photographs and brief accounts of as many as possible. Be sure to carry your camera and bring back some good pictures so we can print them in the July issue. Your fellow employees and friends want you to share your vacation experiences with them. Please tell the Clothmaker reporter in your department about your vacation at home or away.