Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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APRIL-MAY, 1968 CLINTON NO. 2 \ Two of Six ? Tommy Shai ander were winners of T. V. s is a weaver. Tommy operates ning No. 2. These pictures enjoyment of the ner, served on all approximating us Save Family Managing family records can be complicated, and many families don't even try to work out a plan. Since these records can save money and costly legal problems, here s a recommendation on how long to keep important papers: Tax returns?Tax returns should be kept at least five years and preferably ten. Your employer's withholding statements should be , kept, too. Cancelled Checks ? Cancelled checks in payment of debts should be kept at least five years. You Are Legal Papers Ac In an emergency, how quickly could you put your hands on the family's valuable papers, insurance policies, receipts, birth and marriage certificates? Are they safe from loss through fire, theft, or misplacement? They should be, and thev should not only be placed for safekeeping but be organized for quick location by members of the family in an emergency. A safe deposit box is a reliable way to do this. However, if none is available or desirable, the minimum protection should be some sort of fire-proof con^ tainer for home use. Another good way of as suring the satety of deeds, FINS 2 MILLIOP ids, left, and John F. Alexets on the third shift. John the Quill Machine in Spintell the story of employees fried chicken and ham din L three shifts on a schedule ual lunch periods. i Prevent Trouble should keep bank statements three years. Installment contracts and note: should be kept three tc five years after payment. Receipts ? Always keef receipts showing home im provements. These are valu able for tax purposes if yoi sell the house. Military papers?In addi tion to keeping your dis charge papers, you can re cord them with a count} or city clerk so they can b< replaced if lost. Thes< records should be kep permanently. lequately Stored? mortgages, or other lega papers is to have them re corded in the appropriati county office. As for mort gages, not only should thi receipts for payment b kept, but when the mort gage has been paid in ful] the record of this shoul< bo cancelled in the offio of the county clerk. A 1 O rt 11 r i 4 V* c* r\ f r\ r* a* rv ? /J wiixi r>uiu 1 ClUl U keeping is the considera tion of keeping cash oi hand. How much shouli the average family have? Generally speaking, th hest policy is to keep onl; enough to conduct dail; affairs. The best place fo sizable sums of cash is ii a bank or other financia institution ? not in you home. THE CLOTHMAKER * SMH FETE (Contir ? *a 'TJ Spinning Men used tool box dinner together are: Wayne Bobby Medlin, Willie O. Cantre Sherfield, Jonas Samples, Rc Waiters. ijgmt John Wayne Samples, seat stairs, invites fellow Card Roor } standing, to join him and Jam Gossett as they enjoyed the S OSnfet the-C Who . . , me? Why, I n my life. How many times have pressions from your fellow on-the-job accidents contin equally important to assun the homes and on the stree In 1966. there were 112, the United States; of this nu killed in non-work accider i were injured in non-work ; ? These deaths and injur a employees of the nation r t dollars, or more than $120 fo in the country. In addition to the econo that cannot be measured in Keep in mind?safety is sibility. Your responsibility j : e e j 0 v y r Phillip Campbell, age 1 11 year, is the son of Mr. il and Mrs. Lester Campbell, r Weaving No. 1. lued from page 1) es for tables. Enjoying the Steele, Bobby Samples. 11, Sammie Samples, Roger >bert Edge, William Mc i *^pi i ed at right on top step of n employee George Holder, ies Smith, left, and George afety Dinner. y Aroundlock ever had an accident in you heard similar exemployees? To be sure, ue to diminish, but it's 2 safety off the job?in ts and highways. 000 accidental deaths in mber 98.500 people were its and 8.600,000 people accidents in 1966. ies cost employers and nore than eight billion >r every employed person mic loss, there's the loss dollars and cents, a 24-hour-a-dav respon/ Our Children Rhonda Phipps is the 9year-old daughter of Herman Phipps, Jr. Herman is a frame tender on 2nd shift. 7 Buddies, Richard Tinsley and Ben Williams were caught by the camera as they ate together in the Cloth Room. Miss Zeta Sweetheart Joyce Burnside, a junior at Bell Street High School, was named Miss Zeta Sweetheart in a recent county-wide contest sponsored by the Laurens Chapter of Zeta Lamb Sorority. Eight girls vied for the r>rr?\?rri nn tVi#? r?r?n testant raising the highest amount of money for the County Chapter's College Scholarship Fund. Miss Zeta Sweetheart received a $100 cash award. Joyce is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Burnside and a niece of Lewis B u r n s i d e, long-serviced Lydia Shop employee. L~ % j ; ( M / \ % N # Gordon LeGrand Baker is the younq son of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Baker, Spinning No. 2.