Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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2 rg ?uismDW CLoth fry r > , Published monl IK r*?for employees 3 ^ and Lydia C< X==S Clinton, S. C., ' ' direction of u w * o ... Crocker, Indui Mimber of South p.Atlantic Council of tions Dll IniSuttrUl Kdltor* CalTin Cooper Truman Owens The publishers of The CI itnmc rtf intornct frAw i r? lltnio KJA. liUUlV.Ol 11UM1 lis to your departmental personnel Let's Fa< From the day a news repor there is one phrase which domi Never mind this, never mind th The trouble with facts, th part of the story. Facts too example: ?The number of Cancer p the Cancer Society last year; cases handled by the Salvati( the Boy Scouts and the Camp service to others goes on and These are the facts which Community Chest Campaign, u Greater Clinton area. The facts to persuade any thinking, respc be a fair-share participant in thi But when you reflect a statistics are people ? warm whom need help, others who i help themselves, and still other: HOPE, HELP AND OPPOI our power to provide for those COMMUNITY CHEST. Think of the little girl wh chance would you give her of making friends, or growing u) family? And what about retarded i right to develop within the res misfortune. Not so dramatic, but equal provided for those who are r handicapped or otherwise inc? example, who come in for si society's rules of behavior, need of growing up bv participating as those provided in the See programs. And ask yourself two mor worth to the individual to be position of social effectivenes worth to society to have this inc Those questions cannot be < This year there are 23 ager 672.01, including one new one With a history of cons< preceding the current one, the are expected to respond genero heart. But even if you are unm neighbors and if you are ut Providence will never let Y( of these services, there are Services and the Chest Fund ce to enlist the support of even th< 1. ONE appeal during the neat package, lets you budget 2. The continuing service.' keep your ONE gift giving all 3. By being asked for a "1 where you stand and you performed your civic responsit 4. By being a "fair share' you help earn an award which i the company and its employee: 5. Compassionate (but re professional people-Clinton-Lv and conduct the campaign and This is your assurance tha So whether you provide opportunity from the heart c there are all kinds of sound r< major civic effort. thly by and r of Clinton AVi >tton Mills, under the yJSSKSTx Claude A. stria 1 Rela- ? . . . , Member of American ^Ctor. AaaoeUtlon of Industrial Idtton Editor Photographer othmaker will welcome readers. Turn them in reporters or to the i office. ce Facts ter goes out on his first beat, nates his life, "Get the facts!" lat, but get the facts, lough, is that they are only often become statistics. For atients in Clinton assisted by ? the kinds and number of :>n Army; ? the activities of Fire Girls. The statistics of on. 1 support the appeal of the /hich began October 1 in the alone are convincing enough ansible citizen that he should e Community Chest, little, behind all these cold , appealing people, many of need only the opportunity to 5 who need hope. iTUNITY ? these are within who need them, through the o stutters or stammers. What becoming a good student, of d to be married and raise a children? Surely they have a itrictions brought on by their ly important, are the services lot physically or emotionally ipacitated. Young people, for narp criticism if they break help to surmount the hurdles in wholesome activities such rnting and Camp Fire Girls e questions, rirsi: wnai is 11 placed in, or restored to, a s? And, second: What is it lividual within its framework? inswered in terms of dollars, icies to share the goal of $21,? Cystic Fibrosis ?cutive successful campaigns i residents of Greater Clinton usly once again, and from the oved by compassion for your terlv convinced that a kind DU be on the receiving end aspects of Community Chest impaign that should be enough * most practical-minded: year ties up your giving in a better. i provided by these agencies I year long. fair share"?you know exactly know when you have fully Dility. ' employee of your Company, recognizes the responsible place s have in the community. alistic) Clinton business and dia employees-volunteers-plan budget the funds, t each dollar is spent wisely, your share of hope, help and >r from hard-headed thinking, E?asons for being a part of this THE CLOTHMAKER Profits Have Purpose ^ To improve business, create steady employment, and provide increased job opportunities in the ever-widening employment market. To provide better products and services and stimulate Qr the development of new products and new methods. ^ To increase productivity, SN create new industries which ^ in turn will lead to a better standard of living. cj To provide the incentive to A save and invest by rewarding risk takers who invest in a is productive enterprise. tc To preserve the right of a] freedom of choice so that an t? individual can work where w he wants, buy what he wants, y< do what he wants without being dependent on the gov- ai ernment for his livelihood. fc rr PIP YOU KIMOW Y ^ b Approximately 1,000 yards of ordinary calico or gingham can he woven from the cotton in a single 500-pound bale. # * * The term "industrial Fabric" describes cloth used for non-apparel or non-decorative purposes. ii * * * 1 American textile plants used an average of 32,379 bales of cotton per day during s: March 1963. 1 ? 4c sje The U. S. textile industry ^ will spend an estimated S720 million for new plants and i: equipment during 1963. ii * * * v A total of 24 million linear yards of silk a nd part - silk * broad woven goods were produced bv American textile companies in 1962. * * * ^ Seventy per cent of the 1962 I American cotton crop was i machine-harvested. }* * Samuel Crompton's invention of the "mule" spinning system in 1779 was the first significant breakthrough i n ^ mass production of fine fabrics. ~3a ' Sparky says: ] - '[ ' Before you buy any home fire < alarm, ask your Fire Department for advice ?? . . %A Don't give lire a place to start! <p i rhe Story of / Symbol of Clinton-Lyd Communi ANNIE, the cute little girl ? 1 the front page is a Symbol -of the Community Chest ppeal at Clinton- Lydia, the rmbol in the Greater Clinton rea, for that matter. ANNIE speaks for all aperies in the Community Chest ppeal ? 23 ? of them. ANNIE represents all that needed in the way of help ) get by, to get along, not II that is really needed to ike care of the needy the ray you would take care of our familv. ANNIE is Symbolic of YOU 1 rid all that's good, in the call >r help from your fellow lan. ANNIE is Symbolic of OUR FAIR SHARE ?little nough to contribute to have Yc better place in which to wl ve ? in which to raise your ? imily. ANNIE represents the s j: [any Wonderr Your Contri- HI ution will wo k. Efl ANNTF. rpnrpcpntc an AP. EAL to Your Generosity, FIRE PREVENT! OCTOBER On a warm Sunday evening ol i carefulness sparked a fire at t didn't seem particularly threatc But it was. Thirty hours later 2,100 acres o moldering waste. More than 200 00,000 were homeless, almost 17.5 Direct losses were $168,000,00( able. To mark the Chicago conflagr; 5 observed annually during the Is anniversary date. A reminder i 4~ ~ r r:? *i _ * vasie ui ure, me oDservance c 'revention Day at the suggestion c ion of North America, now a st 'rotection Association. Fire Prevention Week was fi 922 in both the United States anc Its message is this: fires ar >ut the consequences of neglect 3revention Week is a time to c n our homes and places of work, labits are fire safe ones. Remember, fire prevention is My C. * I do not choose to be a common It is my right to be uncommon ? I seek opportunity ? not securit I do not wish to be kept citizen h the State look after me. I want to take the calculated ris fail and to succeed. ? I refuse to barter incentive for c ? I prefer the challenges of life to thrill of fulfillment to the stale co ? I wit! not trade freedom for be a handout. ? I will never cower before any m< It is my heritage to stand erect, and act for myself, enjoy the be the world boldly and say: "This I All this is what it means to be a SEPTEMBER. 19B3 Vnnie... ia ity Chest Appeal '' .' vi )ur Emotion ? what we limscially use as a Theme "ANN-EMOTION". ANNIE is the unselfish >irit of EVERY WARMCARTED CLINTON-LYDIA -IPLOYEE. She Has Her Eves On You! Don't Fail Her. ION WEEK 6-12 f October 1871, a brief lapse a modest miH-wpc< vuv nv'lllC. ?ning or uncontrollable. f Chicago were a blackened, of its citizens had perished. 00 buildings were in ruins. ). the indirect costs incalcuition. Fire Prevention Week week containing October 9. of the needless tragedy and >riginated in 1911 as Fire if the Fire Marshals Association of the National Fire rst officially proclaimed in 1 Canada. e not deplorable accidents. and carelessness. And Fire heck defenses against fire to make sure our personal your job. too. i man. ... if I can. y umbled and dulled by having lie; to dream and to build, to i dole. the guaranteed existence; the ilm of Utopia. neficence, nor my dignity for aster nor bend to any threat. proud and unafraid; to think nefit of my creations, to face have done." n American.