Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 Recent Re m s Kffe. Destination?Relaxai Mrs. Bertie Reid. sealed, retired Jan Plant Nn 1 Sninnina. "R#?rtie" wac pn 11. 1958. Her fellow employees presented chair to enjoy during her retirement. Fi Mrs. Reid's Assistant Departmental Suj her the last bobbin of yarn she spun as association with the No. 1 Plant. ABOUT YOU "GROUP ir Q ? If I do not have eligible dependents but later acquire a clotiondont u.'hpn mfnr 1 h(>v hi? in eluded? A ? At once, by notifying the personnel department within .'11 days. If notification is not made within .'11 days, there would be a waiting period and insurability forms on your dependent would have to be completed. Q ? Does our insurance provide maternity benefits for dependents? A ? Yes, but only for the wife of an employee. Q ? During the past year, I was not hospitilized, but had to ^o to my doctor on numerous occasions for treatment, could I recover any of this expense under our insurance plan? A ?There is a possibility. Under the major medical portion of your 'lirees From Pla : I ion J. uary 1, 1973 from James R. Cole's iployed December a gift of appreciatio her with a lounge Cole, who had bee: urman Humphries, Superintendent of V Derintendent. gave made the presentati a momento of her IR BENEFITS "JSURANCE" insurance, there is a $100.00 deduct ibV amount which you must satisfy and any covered charges exceeding the $100,000 deductible will be subject to payment of 80' \. Q ? Will a canceled check or paid receipt from doctor be sufficient to submit on the above expenses? A ? No, you must have bill from doctor, stating name of patient, the date patient was seen, and the diagnosis of the illness. This information could be stated on a paid receipt but not on a cancelled check. Q ? If I decided to go to the hospital to have a complete physical and did not have an illness, would my insurance cover this. A ? No, you would have to be treated for a non-occupational injury or non-occupational sickness for any payment under your insurance plan. CLOTHMAKER t nt No. 1 | U r \ Vv?> H. dole Retires tellow employees presented him wiin n following his retiremenl last month, n employed since 1953, was Assistant /eaving. Plant No. 1. Virgil Webb, left, ion, on behalf of Plant No. 1 weaving. 761 Employees Join 1973 / * i . /11 i i nnsimas i hid A total of 701 Clinton Mills employee.have already joined the 1073 Christmas Savings Club. Those employees participating in tin 0 program have a combined weekly savings of $8012.25. The individual employee savings range from $1 to $70 weekly. In 1973, full interest earnings at the rate of 41 ^^"1 per annum will be paid oi oil completed clubs. A completed club is one on which at least 50 consecutive weekly payments were made. Pro rata interest will be paid on all Christmas Savings Accounts with 40 or more 0 payments. ?CM? A big-time gambler had just died The funeral was attended by his professional friends. In eulogy, the speaker said: "Are is not dead. He only sleeps." From the rear came a voice. "I've got a hundred that says he won't wake up ^