Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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6 An American Traditio A TIME T At the first Thanks happy and hungry, and hostile wilderness so tl helpful Indians who sh God. Americans are now Thanksgiving over tal would have been unbel 4 Vk VJUilC ell L 11IC lliuid often ? the prayers of Some observers of r of grace has been affec hectic schedules. "The Pilgrims had 1 and had to go out anc turkeys," one clergym? giving was a whole y< the supermarket ? Got Our bounty is taken f An elder of a larg routine is an important the routine of modern The custom is as t historic dwellings hav< which were used to i Practically all cultures that no human act, ho performed without giv "Whether you eat St. Paul told the faith How do we put "th Many restaurants c trons to say the grace menus and place mats Parents are finding whole family participal a prayer round-robin.i grace at each meal. S children to make up t based on the day's gooc with musical ears ? s In a time of world there is a Giver of gif will furnish us with s dance of our tables gi strong family relations we need to be good cit Dcadwyler Frank Deadwyler, 25 years continuous se 24. He, too, will beconv n O GIVE THANKS giving feast, our forefathers were grateful to those who died in the riey could survive?to the strange, ared their table, and above all. to ! preparing to celebrate another Dies laden with delicacies which ievable to the Pilgrims. ns and wilderness and ? all too Thanksgiving. What has happened? eligious custom believe the saying :ted by our abundance of food and Lo nurse the corn from the ground I actually hunt their Thanksgiving m noted. "Preparing for Thanks^ar's work. Today, a short trip to J bless it ? and your harvest is in. or granted." [e suburban congregation believes factor in the saying of grace. Anc' living is often too unpredictable. >ld as eating. Excavations of pro? uncovered small dish-like altars make food offerings to the gods, have had prayers to remind them wever basic to existence, is to be ing thanks to the Creator. or drink, or whatsoever you do." iful, "do all to the glory of God." lanks" back in Thanksgiving? onauci campaigns xo gei meir paof their faith by printing them on that meals mean more when the ;es in grace. One large family holds \ different child gets to lead the ome parents even encourage their heir own prayers of Thanksgiving, i fortunes. Other families ? blessed ing grace ? harmony and all. troubles, the daily reminders that ts, a Power greater than ourselves, piritual strength just as the abunives us our physical strength. And hips can give us the inner strength tizens and useful people. Completes 25 Years Plant No. 2 Spinning, completed rvice with the company on October e a member of the Old Timers Club. SERVICE A FOR OC1 The following employees r awards during October: Name 5 Yea Thomas L. Johnson Dianne Campbell Joann Nelson Johnny L. Jackson Shirley Jacks John C. Brookie 10 Ye. Robert L. Harris Louise V. Motes 15 Yei Rhoda Ann Smith Will Gary 20 Ye Fave S. Barker Sam Owens James E. McElhannon aaran ts. jenKins Bobbv J. Johnson Webb A Taylor $329,563.75 Christmas Savings l< Santa Claus will come ec Mills employees in the form c which will be distributed N CI i ntnn p mnlnuoot will their Christmas Savings Ac< pleted accounts will bear inl the rate of 4V2% per annum All Christmas Club checl the regular payroll checks, this day may get his or he Payroll Office in person any 24, during regular office ho Beginning week ending accounts for 1973 were cor unless Payroll has been oth< Any employee may star count at any time during tl Payroll Office. The Christmas Savings Pr employees. It was begun n venience to all employees. Knufi f nunrl tkic nn their regular earnings. R u CLOTHMAKER # AWARDS [j] rOBER eceived continuous service Plant rs Plant No. 2 ^ Plant No. 2 Plant No. 2 Plant No. 2 Lydia Bailey ars Plant No. 2 Bailey ars Plant No. 2 Outside 0 ars Plant No. 2 Lab Lydia Lydia Lydia Lvdia Record Hijjli irly for 785 thrifty Clinton >f Christmas savings checks ovember 24. receive $329,563.75 from zounts. In addition, comterest for the first time at cs will be given out with Anyone not working on r check by calling by the j time on or after November iurs. November 12, all savings itinued at the same rate, ;rwise notified, t, stop, or change an ache year by contacting the ogram is available to all lany years ago as a conEmployees over the years hod of saving a portion of 4 BULK RATE U S POSTAGE PAID Clinton. S. C. Permit No. 59 <1