The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, April 15, 1970, Page 6, Image 6
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Anyone entering the CI:
notice the addition of a ha
the interior of the lobby.
The CM which Mrs.
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the textile industry.
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THE CLOTHMAKER
Line Logic
Try getting acquainted
with your neighbor sometime
? it could turn out
that you might like him.
To stay young, associate
with young people. To
grow old fast, just try to
keep up with them.
It takes but a second to
administer a rebuke?but
it may take a lifetime for
the one who has been rebuked
to forget it.
When you make your
mark in the world, be sure
to watch out for the guys
with erasers.
Killing time on the job
will kill the job sometime.
Never worry if you get
kicked from the rear as it
simply means that you are
out in front.
Nothing makes people go
into debt more than trying
to keep up with people who
already are.
The shortest way to do
anvthine is to do nnlv
thing at a time.
The smaller the world
gets, the bigger man must
be to live in it.
Opportunity knocks but
once?so better have your
lunch sent in.
Joy is multiplied when
it is divided with others.
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Clinton, S. C.
Permit No. 59
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Edna E. Heaton
Emily C. McNich
Ida M. Gregory
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Pearl A. Wyatt
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Judy A. Kinard
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Walter A. Sigman
James B. Reeder, Jr.
Weds
William J. Gambrell,
Plant No. 2 Weaving, and
Selma Howell of Lake
View Drive, Clinton, were
united in marriage March
211 in Hartwell, Ga.
The couple are making
their home at Lake View
in Clinton.
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Store
Safety Has
Many Meanings
Safely is nut for just a
few people, but for everyone.
Safety is not for sale but
is free.
Safety is not just for the
employee who is exposed
to hazardous work, but for
the office employee, too.
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