Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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2 nj CLoff % H Published moi JWy~~~?\ for employee: I ly\l an<* Lydia C Clinton, S. C 1?= direction of ww . ?, .w Crocker, Indi Member of South ? -p. iUuUe Council of lions U ln<4nal?UI Vi?l?nM Calvin Cooper Truman Owens The publishers of The C items of interest from it to your departments persomu YOUR ELECTION YE No American citizen shot 1964 is an important election elect the president of the Unil House of Representatives, and and <J Stand, We all know that in the i business, maintaining a compet of the highest quality is a majo ing customers. Because our job* job security with Clinton-Lydic basic fact. The formula by whii thus: LOWER PRICED QU< INCREASED SALES Clinton-Lvdia Mills has a in thf> tnvtiln hiicinoct onrl ic It's up to us as individuals to r which our Companies were fc help the Companies remain co: The solution to this probler . . . production and quality. This means all of us at Cli a constant, determined effort necessary cost of doing busine that would hurt our competit ciency is a responsibility we al as to the Companies . . . whe job or at a desk. As to quality ... its ir Customers today will accept workmanship from any of thei aware of our reputation for t is whv many of them have bee fKmr o rn nnf int nrnc fori in tirh The people we elect to c will be responsible for spend dollars of our money, and billi( and local officials. The money money, paid by us as individual Lydia Mills, on the corporate 1 The people we elect will j making laws affecting econorr educational matters which will as a matter of fact?whether v We urge you to take a s party of your choice, so that y in this election year. Familiari; the candidates. Be sure vou'n you voie. An informed citizenry is weapon. At no time is it more than when you go to the polls guide your nation's destiny. 1 you are thoroughly familiar w It is only in that way that we c men of courage, honesty, visioi BH J Watch them Closely: IakER ithly by and ___ ? of Clinton V?tnn Millc I //iW/A)lW, under the Claude A. N) ustrial Rela- ? t. , , i? ??otor Me?b?r of American neciOr. Assoclal Ion of Industrial Kdltors Editor Photographer 'lothmaker will welcome s readers. Turn them in 1 reporters or to the ?1 office. :AR RESPONSIBILITY ild have to be reminded that year. In November, we will ted States, all members of the many of our county officials office in the national election ing approximately 100 billion )ns more will be spent by state they will be spending is our is or by companies like Clintonevel. also have the responsibility of lie, social, racial, military and 1 determine how we live and? ;e continue to live at all. trong interest in the political ou can make your voice heard ie yourself with the issues and ? registered, and be sure that a democracy's most powerful important to be well informed to vote for the men who will Vlake 1964 the year in which nth the candidates and issues. :an assure ourselves of electing i and common sense. P is for Production, s for Quality ncreasingly competitive textile itive selling price for a product r factor in attracting and keep> are paid for by customers, our l Mills is directly linked to this _-h this is reached can be stated ALITY PRODUCTS? = STEADIER JOBS long and distinguished record proud of its quality products. naintain the high standards on ?unded, and at the same time, mpetitive. n lies largely in the P's and Q's nton-Lydia Mills have to make to eliminate any existing unss, and avoid adding new cost ive situation Production effi1 have ... to ourselves as well ther we work on a production nportance is second to none, nothing less than top quality r suppliers. Our customers are op quality and service, which n our customers all along. But at Clinton-Lydia did 10 years THE CLOTHMAKER Lawn Mower As a lawn mower user, are you a safe driver? Last year, of 70,000 power lawn mower accidents which occnrrcH Q1 wn uinib c:qui|j[jcu. otcii i mtr engine carefully with feet well away from the blades. Do not operate the engine where carbon monoxide fumes can collect. Check all nuts, bolts and screws often to be sure that the mower is in safe operating condition. Always keep your children and pets a good, safe distance away from the running mower. Never cut grass by pulling the mower towards you. and stop the engine before pushing the mower across gravel J 1 1_ 1 _ D unves, warns or roaas. rse extremely careful when using a riding mower on slopes?they can turn over. Do not allow minors or neighbors to operate your mower without full instructions. Never leave wind-up type starters in a charged position and never use a plug-in mower in the rain or when the grass is wet. Do not over-speed your engine or alter governor ago or 20 years ago. They war in the years to come. Below are three simple rul DV A d UUU d. 1. Take pride in doing the member that defective Seconds. 2. Reduce waste by worki specifications as possib Supervisor. 3. Work safely. Follow the you will prevent human of all these accidents were caused by human error. With the simplest care and attention, nearly all of these accidents could have been avoided. Do you clear your lawn of sticks, stones, wire and debris that could be thrown by the blade? Do you stop the engine whenever you leave the mower, even for a moment? Are you extra careful of your footing on slopes or wet grass? Do you always stop the engine and disconnect spark wire before checking or working on the mower? If so, you're mowing a safe path. But even so, there's always another safety hint or t\irn f V?ot mnxr er\nll rlif v ?* v/ uiwi iiici y opuii uil uli ference between a 100 per cent safety record and a painful accident. Always remember that power lawnmowers, like all other power tools, like guns, like tractors and like automobiles, are safe only when they are handled with full understanding and respect for their dangers. To eliminate the danger and get the most out of your power mower, start with a thorough knowledge of your controls. Read the accompanying manual carefully, and learn how to stop the engine quickly in an emergency. Add fuel before starting the engine, never when it is running. Disengage all blades and drive clutches before starting .. ?: 4 ? ? j 4 i Safety ? Know settings, for excessive speed is dangerous and shortens mower life. When mowing, wear protective and tight-fitting clothing ? don't ask for trouble by mowing with bare feet or while wearing clothes that could easily catch in the Free Chest X-Ray CHES TVJ SOUTH H ## Mobile Unit to Vis The Mobile Chest X-Ray Unit of the South Carolina Department of Health will visit the Plants in April. Free chest x-rays will be made available to all Clinton-Lydia emnlovees Anril 21-22 mt %/ * Approximately 1,200 employees took advantage of the Clinics held at the Plants in IRS Lists Errors Commonly Found In Tax Returns Approximately 5 to 10 percent of the income tax returns filed in past years have required special processing at "perfection desks" in Internal Revenue offices. Unfortunately, a heavy workload on "imperfects" will delay proit top quality from us now and es that may help you with your ; best job that you can do. Re* cloth must be classified as ng as closely to standards and le. Follow the advice of your rules made for your safety and suffering as well as dollar loss. MARCH, 1964 the Rules pC? ittiu f WMIQikM mower. Always keep guards and safety shields in their proper places. Remember that your power mower has been engineered and built for safety and easy use, but that inattention and carelessness can cause accidents. ^ <^1 Ut(Km* of *??? iV'fl ' Ap/ w &?_ #1 it Plants in April October, 1962. This medical service is offered every two years to all employees. The Clinics are sponsored by the Plants, the Laurens County Health Department, and the Tuberculosis and Health Association of Greenwood-Laurens Counties. cessing of all returns. Here are the most common errors that delay processing: Illegible name and address. Failure to sign. Taxpayers filing joint returns indicate that they are also filing separately. Taxpayer does not furnish names, relationships, and other required information for dependents he is claiming. Total number of exemptions claimed does not agree with exemption information. Taxpayer claims a sick pay nvolnei/\n 1mi4 ? !nnn ??-> v a\. luoivi i, uu i uuca iiui ill elude Form 2440 to show computation. Taxpayers with income from dividends, interest, rent, pensions, trusts, and similarsources have not included a Schedule B, Form 1040.