Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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AUGUST. IS09 CLINTON MILLS CRO by Bi!l He re is a puzzle compiled e1 Clinton Mills. In it are clues its employees and the textile t , , k?_ > ? , \ 1 . 1 Across !. linek or stern <it vessel 1. Arnold Wallenzme, and SnelHiovc, vital condition men. 7. Cook in oven \'l. Caul room ntjii'itiiie '.ti. Uistinetly Teems Clinton Mills takes part in tliii drive 1" '.'Tat is ?1. I\ i: i ry ivr? ^ r 25. T.ikes nourishment 2'!. It '.s (Conth 2?. Definite nrtic'e J-'r.) 2'J. Symbol of safely in our plant; rruss. 111'. Takes out, erases 3-1. Conjunction 25. Sierra He. A narrow strip of laru' eonr.cettwo larger bodies. 3M. The medium h rough which anything is i lone. Spooky 51. Carders and sp oners put them up, weavers draw them in 12. We find this in the Clothmaker 43. One (Adj.) 4-i. l'n fix meaning two 15. Football player Hi. CM Irish b\hbr.) !!!. V ,t be found on a roll, on a vert inn, beam, or- on a warp. 5!. Vincrs [>'A. 'Vnname of Lamb fvt. Flant Manager til. tJ' isk, merry song G2. I'nclos and cousins, etc. T >SSWC?D PUZZLE T T ; H specially for employees of lita.t relate to the company, inclnstrv. /' ?' i (i\ / t '* J1 J I S . . T / ' *1 T ' I Closer *>;. National college 'ta'ernity ' an or crank arm ' (>. l.a. dscnese t;::. Title 'i". I'lant *> . l.ampreys 7'.. Plum i rm oi 10 !>o Vit. AMoinpi V.ata llari 77. Nef'.ative Down . Any of the i'oi's in Norse ?nytho!o#y. 1?. Wans trouh'e 'it a loom fixer. !?. Colli is won lid m one of 'Jipso. So:? i!rink V. "roves the falsity of. >'(? aifo fahhr^ ft M c ! ifr\ ! . >' in'i?'!' t>* oiu!s n<?r inch in c'.oth. '!. in machine ' What. jjhos'.s - ay ! !. ' ?<?atis Votor S'.riip in weave ? iiom. ' ' i / >i*|n; i p ff <> (? '?? parses through. I'ti'.i/o ?hirk! > \Vn"n/.n -!i Gaelic i . Y.Viivini* ovorvt'cr :i". vofl 'nils of timo X'.. i "hineso unit of length :<?. 1, sVn to ' "rin'ondont i>:' -*>' 1 T'lant :<-i. " 'upper '!'!ie curd room cotton 17. One who (su'Tix) Airplane nart f)". Pailey Plant c'.ianic N:el<name HE CLOTKMAKER The Swore of State / > /T A / / /V/ "'his swore! rests in the ei'.stojnnry rjic!< on the Sena'.o rostrum in front of the IVesidont's chair during the c'ni 'y sessions and is carried by the Sergeant-atArm.s on all Slate occasions. The present Sword of State was presented to the Senate February 20, 1951, as a personal gift to South Carolina by Lord Halifax, former 1'rltish ambassador to the United States. The sword was fashioned by master craftsmen of London, Fngland, having a pointed straight blade, the upper portion of which is etched with a design containing the State flower, the yellow jessamine. One side of the design is centered with the State seal. It has a golden curved il I Hi it lit mute W 111 I Jned wv.h jjolcl braid. This sword run!aces the cavalry sword that was used after Sword of Stale disapneared from the Senate rostrum in 1!)41. The cavalry sword was presented on .Vat-oh o, * 0*11, and is carried in the Senate Journal of date as follows: "Mr. Means, on behalf of the Char'eston Museum, which is 4 ho oMest like institution in. *he 'J. S., presented to 'he S te a cavalry sword m.i'Y' ii\ 1 fj00 and used in ,!n* Win* of 1812 and in the War of the Confederacy, to rv,?\.,.*<? the Sword of State ri-onCy stolen from the C! norther." f?2. Hog . 'hwrhead railways f>f?. Ci.me in !i. Si*i*r<;tary of t" nton VTills 57. Chid or stop inn' ion .Valte a mistake .*, > V' r?i* cfuiin found in card roonn: (son 57 down) *5 Hawaiian food '7. A fuzzy substance on the too of some cloth. 70. Tu Prute" T'.V V.o'iunjs to me 7.'. h'naffinnalive atiswcr 'See Solution on Pane 4) ?.??? ? ? T' ? ' ?\ : 1 ' AT \' * If Video Tape Shown ! to r are Ted Spinning; G'.en Gaslcins, Ov Dick Swetenburg. Lydia Pic the video equipment. At i monitor picturing Swetenbui Closed circuit television was used by Clinton Mills . Management Personnel in their July safety meetings. The viedo tape recording system was used courtesy of the Presbyterian College Athletic Department. Each plant pre-taped a brief safety program for 1 Don't L Rot You. A Protect yourself. Safety is a are safer on the Job than away frc TRAVELING DY CAR. The fir in perfect shape--tires, batter lights, radio for weather warnin cluh orotection. narticularlv i country. Things to keep in thi flares, fire extinguisher, sungl make up a list of a few simple in motion, such .is (1) Fasten deck with stuff which may obs passengers. (3) No shouting or siou. COMFORT AND PEACE OF ] drive or read, do you have a s] light and avoid risk of loss. It you have enough and also copti keep a list of the numbers in < travelers checks. s cry 'Mr ' - e^SsSKj f Mimmt. Mu* ?^XSM&U -LbU* i Recorder Davenport, Overseer Lydia erseer Lydia Weaving; and int Manager, all examining right is the closed circuit rg and Davenport. viewing by other management members. Formats used included a panel discussion and a message from a plant superintendent. Equipment such as this is being used extensively in training, safety, housekeep i n g, and employee orientation. creation Make W reck! year round vigil. Remember you im it. st rule is to make sure the car is ies, windshield wipers, mirrors, gs. Check your insurance and auto i you are planning to leave the e car: first aid kit, flashlight and asses. If you are taking the kids, rules to be obeyed when the car is seat belts. (2) Do not load up back itruct driver's view or slide off on singing without driver's permlsM1ND. If you must have glasses to pare pair or a prescription? Travel you are taking medication be sure es of the prescriptions. De sure to :asu of loss Just as you do for your