The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, October 15, 1964, Page 5, Image 5
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Clean - Up
Quiz
Good housekeeping equals
good home safety.
Why?
Because good housekeeping
gets rid of trash and rubbish, |
breeding place for about 50,000
of the fires which damage and
destroy American homes each
year, according to the National [
Fire Protection Association.
Test yourself on this CleanTin
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"yes" answer is more safety ^
for your family. And every
"no" answer is a signal for
action.
1. Do you dispose of ordinary
trash and rubbish regularly?
2. Do you keep attic, base- C
ment and closets free of old
clothing, curtains, drapes,
lamp shades, mattresses, old
magazines and newspapers?
3. Do you empty ashtrays
only when sure contents are
completely cold; are ashtrays
large and deep enough to keep
burning smokes from falling
out?
4. Do you have heating
equipment and chimney
checked and cleaned at least
once a year?
5. Are paints, thinners and
solvents stored in tightly
closed metal containers away
from heat?
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"WHO'S
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Births
jvdia Weaving ?
Joe Littlefield,
Son, September *21
Clinton Weaving ?
James w. fcarle,
Daughter, September 29
Clinton Weaving ?
Bennie Tucker,
Son, October 1
Clinton Cloth Room ?
Charlie Grogan,
Son, October 9
BBHHk
iA reliable sourc
Superior Qualii
r Company
Interests
?at Your Company Wants:
e Company is not only inested
in having steady
siness ana tull emplov>nt,
it is constantly striving
expand business and im)ve
the physical properties,
ichinery, tools, and cquipnt,
which will in turn offer
?ater job security for all
nton-Lydia employees.
e Company wants to and
?s pay good wages. Our
ges are consistently comrable
to the best in the
nt cloth industry. Good
ges make for better work;
relationships.
e Company is always look;
for people who are ready
accept greater responsibilis.
An individual's advance>nt
is limited only bv his
11. and his skill, and the
jal consideration of the
hts of his fellow employees.
e Company is always intered
in the safety and wele
of each employee, and
ows that the highest
TALITY cloth is produced
dcr safe and comfortable
rking conditions, such as
4 latest tools, well guarded
iLimiery, 14000 Hunting, and
conditioning.
c Company is just as intercd
as any household buyer
purchasing its materials at
? lowest costs. It can then
ord to sell its products at
lowest price possible that
)UR COMPANY can comic
successfully and continue
grow, and to stay in busi
ss.
THE CLOTHMAKER
Lydia B
Joe Fuller, son of Bud Fuller,
Lydia Doffer, and J. W. Davis,
son of Connie Davis, Lydia
Spinner, are Co - Captains of
the 1964 Ciinton High Red
Devils Football Team. Joe
and J. W. are carrying on the
tradition of athletir lpaHor
ship of the Red Devils begun
years ago bv sons of ClintonLydia
employees.
Joe, a tough-nosed end, is
the fourth son of Bud and
Eleanor to play on C.H.S.
teams. The "Fuller Boys"
were all outstanding players.
J. W., a quick, hard-running
back, returned to his old form
this vpar nftpir cnetaininn
J? ?""'-' """"ft "
serious knee injury last year.
The young Red Devils are
e of supply for
y Print Cloths I
EVERY GOOD GUY
GAVE THE
UNITED WAY
(Continued from page 1
SHOP
Silas Campbell
WAREHOUSE
Alexander Reeder
Lvdia (lotton Mills
CARDING
1st Shift?Furman Carnes
2nd Shift?Joe Nelson
3rd Shift?William Snow
SPINNING
1st Shift?Ethel Pennington
2nd Shift?Betty McElhannon
3rd Shift?Nannie Wilson
WEAVING NO. 1
1st Shift?Mildred Bailey
2nd Shift?Hiram Hughey
3rd Shift?Mildred Lawson
WEAVING NO. 2
1st Shift?James Coker
2nd Shift?Marie Taylor
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WEAVING NO. 3
1st Shift?Joseph Hamilton
2nd Shift?Paul Revis
3rd Shift?Jimmie Carroll
CLOTH ROOM
Lillie Bennett
SHOP
T. I). Douglas
WAREHOUSE
Josh Savage
oys Lead Red
mmmam
an exciting team. They are
considered to be one of the
Fifteen Employees
STANDING- Carv I.:?n.?v ? Toe* T
Fuller; Jerry Ownes ? Anthony &
Harry & Dorothy Lanford; Jimmie
roll Barker ? Marceil & Faye Bar
ard. KNEELING: Terry Fuller ? 1
Harold & Katherine Hampton; Mai
Davis ? Connie Davis; Don Handl
Ken Allman ? Everette & Josep!
Was Taken: Mike Sanders ? Artht
Godfrey. (Parents names in bold
My Prayer
Take my money, take my
wealth;
Give me friends and uivc me
health.
Take my prestige, take my
fame.
But always leave me my good
name.
Take the words that I might
rue.
And give to me a tongue that's
true.
Take from me all thoughts of
vile;
Let my deeds be free from
guile.
May I have a humble heart
To keep deceit far from my
May I be a friend to all.
And God's love ever o'er
me fall.
?Dorothy F. Kress
5
Devils
best teams in S. C. Class AA
High School Football.
C rtte t
juiii on i earn
aney; Joe Fuller ? William "Bud"
Lillian Forrester: Steve Lanford ?
Lydia ? Roy & Ruby Lydia; Carker:
Jimmie Kinard ? Oscar KinHomer
Fuller; Dan ell Hampton ?
c Hiers. Jr. ? Marion Hiers; J. W.
uacK ? nurus ? Joyce Handback;
hine Allman. Absent When Photo
ir Sanders; Darrell Godfrey ? Ray
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Whiz Quiz
Farmer Brown purchased
nine horses. He wanted each
horse to have an individual
stall. Unfortunately, he only
had eight stalls.
His wife, after much thought,
figured out how each of the
nine horses could have a separate
stall.
Can you figure it out?
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