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2 T m ?ml I AS? T^~=-i~- i > Published mo: for Clinton ai I ?l ployees. Clinic kiulJ the direction Crocker, Dire Member of South munity and 1 Atlantic Council of Industrial Editors lations. Calvin A. Cooper Truman J. Owens James R. Braswell Betty S. Tyson The publishers of The C items of interest from it to your departments! personnt May 8th Remembt MOTHER'S DAY has alv from othei special occasions anc both have religious meanings, look upon Christmas as a time 1 as a day for wearing new cloth Other holidays mean a da watch a parade, or to eat a h crackers. Each of these celebn enjoyment and pleasure. D..4 -J Dui oil out? uuy we uunK On Mother's Day wc are uns< express more than ever the lo' for our Mothers. We simply gi\ try to make her realize what s It's a good idea, don't you of it this Mother's Day? When Many Pe Company A What happens when you sp company? Here's the way a pr pert puts it: "Suppose you are the XYZ pose you were to go out and en the country to tell other peop way what a great outfit the X' products it makes. Think what ; it would cost just to employ th what a fabulous amount of g( There is nothing better than t vertising, and yet it is somethin "Now." he continued, "if th ployees and all of them speak i they can, you get the same ef work there and people will put Gripes "Withii Sometimes people do not because they have some gripe stop to ponder tMis interestin from the president of a compa some gripe about something pe pany for which he works, but these gripes "within the lamil; accepted manner. He hurts no < to the rest of the world. In the first place, people th running down their company, 1 own reputation. Suppose you don't agree w your family say or do. You dor what n hnrrihlo fnmilv vrnii hn\ your own reputation. The same your company. Competitors R It's more than a good idea" Think how many competitors yc competitors ? other companies but also indirect competitors ? panics, all of whom are not exj compliments. They're not alway: organization if they can help it If you add up all of these petitors, you've got quite an arr not going out of their way to s; of makes you shudder to think , realize that if the people who speak up for it ? who else wil T fmakFR nthly by and xt id Lydia em- f Aforv^^cL^. >n. S. C.. under of Claude A. clor of ComEmployee Re- Member of American Association of Industrial Editors Editor Photographer PhftfrvryanKn* Editorial Assistant 'lothmaker will welcome s readers. Turn them in f I reporters or to the j ;1 office. tl \A ?r Mama 1! yays been somewhat different ^ 1 holidays. Christmas and Easter Unfortunately, too many of us to exchange gifts, and on Easter ^ es and coloring a few eggs, y off from work, a chance to uge dinner, or to set off firettions is for our own exclusive of somebody beside ourselves. ?lfish. It is a day set aside to ve, honor, and respect we hold ;e Mother a gift or flowers and ;he means to us. think? Why not make the most tople Soeak Up Linbassadors eak up enthusiastically for your ofessional Public Relations exI Company," he said, "and suplplov 1,000 people to go around le in an enthusiastic, friendly YZ Company is and what good a tremendous amount of money ose 1.000 people, but also think jod it would do the company, mthusiastic word-of-mouth adig that just can not be bought, e XYZ Company has 1.000 em ip for their company whenever feet, only better, because they more stock in what they say." i The Family" speak up for their companies about their job. Did you ever g point? There isn't anybody, ny on down, who doesn't have rtaining to his job or the comif a person is smart, he keeps y" and works them out in the jne but himself bv airing them link less of chronic gripers By .hey indirectly run down their ith the things that members of \ ' 4 rfr? /-I 4 /-vl 1 ? ?-? 4 1% *>-?l J ^ 1 i gu cuuuuu mu YVU11U ^e. In so doing you only injure ? idea applies if you run down un You Down 0 to speak up for your company. d iur company has, not just direct who make similar products ? employees of these rival comactly out to pay your company s saying good things about your direct ? and indirect ? comny of people who certainly are ay kind things about you. Sort about it doesn't it? Makes you work for your company don't II? HE CLOTHMAKER danger Can Lurk On Lawns Power Mower Safety Hints It is estimated that more han 14 million power mowers nil be operated throughout he nation this spring, and the eriousness and frequency of lower accidents has caused luch concern. Below are listd some precautions for your onsideration in preventing his type accident. 1. When starting, stand firmly. Make sure your feet are in a safe position and that all guards are in place. 2. Know how to discn gage me ciutcn or stop the motor quickly. 3. Keep children and pets away while mower is in operation. 4. Shut the motor off when the mower is left ungarded. 5. Clear the area to be mowed of stones, wire, or other debries. 6. Always disconnect the spark plug wire when working underneath the mower or any of the rotating parts. 7. Have proper facilities to load the mower on a truck, and position yourself correctly when necessary to lift. 8. Wear proper eve protection. Be especially watchful when using this type equipment. A moment of forgetfulness ? an accident ? and a lifetime reminder. THE G Can You Identify 7 V M 9 VH iB Two Complete Coim Educational R m. Clinton No. 2 loom fixers Bob cently completed courses of stud supervision respectfully. Weaving Overseer Glenn Smith and Ruben, below. Certificates ol checks paying one-half cost of the Hnk, Swfi. i ?#?'* ' ' J c t, /f| REGISTRATION BOARD HERE APRIL 13 & 20 The Laurens County Registration Board was in session at the Clinton Community House on April 13 and in the Conference Room at Lvdia on April 20th. New and duplicate voting certificates were issued by the Board. The Board was requested to visit the Plants for the convience of employees who had misplaced their certificates to obtain a duplicate and for those who had not obtained one previously to do so. ~ onn : J ? * ounii; ovw di t'ci iesiuenis received new or duplicate certificates during the Boards visit. :ood old IwSP People? Answers on r#i > m \ j 2. MAY. 1966 ies Under Company efnnd Policy >by Quinn and Ruben Stroud rey in textile manufacturing and i proudly presented Bobby, above, E Accomplishment and Company approved courses. jp 7 vm-y Ji Citizen of Year . . . (Continued from page 1) ville, Va. He is an active member of the Southern Textile Association and formerly served as chairman of the South Carolina Division. Among his other memberships are the Clinton Chamber of Commerce, the Lakeside Country Club and Piedmont Club of Spartanburg. He is married to the former Sara McCarley of Whitmire. They have two daughters, Mrs. D. L. Mann (Ann) of Lake Wales, Fla., and Mrs. R. L. McLendon (Miriam) of Macon, Ga. DAYS page 5 3.