Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 e^Bfr Mr. & Mrs. Simpson The Responsibi An assistant overseer in ; average safety record made the begins with each and every em know that safety awareness is work life hut in one's off-dut Another assistant overseer reason for our good safety n participate?employees and m Note that both supervisors program going and that they effective program. They used "participate," and "safety aw might have used such words "responsibility," and "products than-average safety record. Similarly, here are several who work in departments with One says, "It's a nice feeling t safe place." Another says, "I feel person and safely I can perform any is ior me as an individual. Still another employee comi been made to promote good sa: mental attitude toward safe Again, note the key words, "all-out effort," and "mental might have used the phrase, they might have said, "We like rules and slogans." All of these key words an summed up as follows. "A gc the effective assumption of s part of all supervisors and al hopes that all of its emplo] assume that responsibility so a nice feeling to know you're MB * ' / . X iH ? t Married 50 Years lity For Safety i plant with a better-than( following comment, "Safety ployee. Each employee must necessary not only in one's y activities as well." in the same plant said, "The ecord is that all employees lanagement." ; realized they had a good knew the key points of an the words, "all employees," areness." Other supervisors ; as "safety consciousness," ^ity," as keys to their bettercomirients from employees an effective safety program, o know you're working in a ally that the more accurately task, the more rewarding it ments, "An all-out effort has fn u/nrUinif pnnHitinnc Ono'c practices is important." "nice feeling," "rewarding," attitude." Other employees "good communications" or to be told the why of safety d phrases could perhaps be wiH unfotv nroarjim involvnc ?--V r.w0.?... ... * vu ;afety, responsibility on the 1 employees." Clinton Mills yces and management will that everyone can say, "It's working in a safe place." Simpsons Celebr Mrs. C. R. (Margaret) ] Russell (Betty) Cox of Lau of Clinton and husbands h and Mrs. Lewis W. Simps ding anniversary August ( Mr. Simpson is retired ton Mills. They have nin Mrs. Simpson was pre whitf? nrrhiH rr>r-cn rro TV scheme was further carri rangements and the anni party dainties which wei Serving punch was Miss Greeting the gueets, 1 bidding the farewells were Martha Simmons, and gra bie Coward, Vickie and C Celebrate 41 si Mr. and Mrs. Glenn F. D first wedding anniversary Ji former Fffie Cunningham of ( live at 105 N. Livingston Str The Downs are affections Clinton community. Both ar Church. Mrs. Downs' hobbies inch needle point items. Mr. Dowi since 1937, and outside overse the Clinton City Council. Four Old Ti Four Clinton Mills employ years of service with the coi These included Daisy Cam Ward and David Adams, C Wallace, Clinton Office. When an employee comple he becomes a member of the c Club. CLOTHMAKER I ate Anniversary Koon of Prosperity. Mrs. rens and Debbie Simpson onored their parents, Mr. on, on their fiftieth wed5. after 25 years with Clinie grandchildren, tsented with a gold and ?e gold and white color ( ed out in the floral ari\;orCQ rif pnlrn k VV1UU4 J VU1\V? U1IU \J re served to the guests. Myrtle Williams, ceeping the register and the Simpsons' niece, Mrs. nddaughters, Misses Robhristie Koon. F Anniversary owns celebrated their fortyuly 28. Mrs. Downs is the Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Downs itely known throughout the e active in Calvary Baptist jde various handi-work and as, a Clinton Mills employee cr since 1954, is a member of mers Named ees completed 25 continuous Tipany during August, pbell, Plant No. 2; Claude H. linton Shop; and Lewis N. tes twenty-five years service, lite Clinton Mills Old Timer's