Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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AUGUST, 1965 News from WEAVING NO. 3 1ST SHIFT by ? Grace Wooten Clinton Plant Wouldn't it be wonderful if we did have the time to do the things we feel that we should do. But we haven't had the time to talk to our fellow employees enough since vacation to find out where they all went. But the most im portant thing is, that all our folks here in Weaving No. 3, first shift came back safely from anywhere they may have gone, and the only complaint I've heard is that "They didn't have enough time." We're glad to report that vrr-e ni., ?? i?Ai >j. vyiu Augauuia i.? 1 CV.UJJC1 ~ ating at home after surgery last month. Ola had a rather close call and we're grateful that she's doing so well. By the way, she had a birthdav July 12. Evans Lever and his family visited St. Augustine, Marine Land and Silver Springs, Florida during vacation week, in a brand new Dodge. Eb said he enjoyed the car more than any he'd ever owned. We're happy to report Ruth Thornton back at work after suffering burns when she opened a pressure cooker too early. Well our weavers' training program is underway. Sam Owens, Evelyn Simmons and George Avery have taken the instructors training and are doing an excellent job. We wish for the instructors and trainees the very best. Joe and Doris Gibbs spent A k i^jPu 4^1 W i A These handsome young men. Kevin and Chuck Oxner. are the grandsons of Ruth Oxner. zU W^#l?.'<-?V3k vnsiM u^jft^nKD Missouri Wilkie, righl visited in Dallas, Texas, with her son Jerry recently. Missouri's daughter and grandson, Evelyn and Dale Snelgrove accompanied her on the trip. the Plants vacation week in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Doris didn't say if anyone went with them or not, but they have a standing reservation up there at the Pan Coke River Motel, any time they can get a few days off from work, (I think). Fellow Employees. Please Take Notice! If you have news you would like to have in the Clothmaker, please note the date on the bulletin board each month for the deadline and if I haven't gotten to you a day or two before that date just jot down an outline of facts of what you want printed and hand it to me. If I Had The Time, I'd come around each month. Grace Seal On Dollar Bill Represents Our Nation's Spiritual and Material Aims Have you got a dollar bill? Turn it over to the greenback. In the two circles at either end of the bill are reproduced the two sides of the Great Seal of the United States. Have you ever taken a good look at it and do you know _ what it means? The pyramid in the left hand circle represents the material strength of our country. Directlv above it is the "eye of God." It emphasizes the importance of putting the spiritual welfare of our country above its material prosperity. Above the pyramid and the eve are the words "ANNUIT COEPTIS." This Latin motto is translated as "He (God) has favored our undertakings." Directly under the pyramid are three more Latin words. "NOVUS ORDO SECLORUM," which means a new order of the ages and this re iers 10 tne new and revolutionary concept of government. Across the base of the pyramid are the Roman numerals MDCCLXXVI (1776) the beginning of the United States as an independent nation. Tne right hand circle displays the eagle, our national emblem. The shield on the eagle's breast contains 13 stripes reminding of the rights of the individual states. In the eagle's right talon is the olive branch for peace. If your eyes are good enough you can count thirteen leaves. In the eagle's left talon is a bundle of thirteen a r r o w s representing the power of war. Above the eagle's head is a ring of light surrounding the thirteen stars. i tic ureal fteai is used on official documents, medals, currency, and certain publications under the supervision of the Secretary of State who is its custodian. THE CLOTHMAKER Clinton Ho ^,T -,. i I l?r?- M f "WHO'S 7U WHOSE* Births uvuia vcti uni^ Ray Shealv Son. May 17 Clinton Spinning ? Clifford Woodward Son. June 16 Office ? George Cornelson Daughter, June 18 Lydia Spinning ? James & Carolyn Edmonds Son. June 10 Lydia Weaving ? Fred L. Dickerson Daughter, June 16 Clinton Sninnincr ? ^ JoAnne Davis Son. June 24 Clinton Spooling ? Carl Kinard Son. July 4 Clinton Weaving ? J. B. Hanley Daughter. July 10 |^|||Psp^ Not my will, but thine, be ,i /1 i > < . > uuiiv?( 1.1IKC We should relax. We should let go. We should let Cod's w ill be done in us, through us and for us. If there is a need for peace in our mind we relax. We should let Cod's peace come flooding in upon us. bbyists | Jh - v ** ? ifjt' Meltons Vacati * ? ^#6 "Our flight was a new exj enjoyable one for all of us." Wilbur and Annie Meltc and daughter Cindy Lvr flew to Bermuda on their v cation for a surprise vis with their son Donald and h family. Donald is stationed Bermuda with the U. S. A Force. "It was a most exciting ar educational trip for all of us Wilbur said when recallir the many interesting ar educational sites they visit* while on the islands. S^DH m\ \ B 4* JH ' I .i t ^ B I "We will long remember England on display at ancient 3 Claude Farmer I Claude Farmer, Clinton Cloth Grader, has earned the nickname of "Farmer Claude." Claude's Big Boy plants are continuing to grow and proIduce delicious tomatoes. He credits proper planting, fertilizer, and water for his success. To date he has harvested more than two bushels of dei:-: A - ? . A . . r ii m;juus romaioes irom me plants growing near the back porch of his residence at 504 Bailey Street. The family has enjoyed fresh tomatoes from the vines all summer and will can enough before fall to last throughout the winter. IWofford Kelly Wofford Kelly, Clinton Carpenter-Machinist, became (interested in birds about two years ago. His 14 year old daughter Tina's love fcr birds led him into the hobby of raising and training Cockateils, Love Birds, Bntton I Quail, and Parakeets of many varieties. At present Wofford has: annrnvimatoKj 100 hii-rlc I in the aviaries located behind his home at 704 Jefferson Street. The brightly feathered birds are admired by all who drop in to see them. on in Bermuda ?m| >erience for Annie and Cindy and an In ! jP^ ?1 M id "Our daughter - in - law, Judy, and grandson, Robie, accompanied us to Crystal and Learning Cave." H SyB the replicas of the Crown Jewels of Fort Si. Catherine."