The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, November 15, 1974, Page 3, Image 3
NOVEMBER. 1974
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L. C. Gooch
No. 2 Cloth
Employed 10-11-49
Gaily decorated home cai
mishap. But not if you heed
The traditional evergreen i
a tree that has springy
needles.
Keep a natural tree away
Water it daily.
Trim the tree and your ht
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W \J I WIWII IIIIUIVCI I
Andy Gregory celebrated
birthday November 17. He i;
of Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Gre
the grandson ()f Martha Gre
Mr. and Mrs. Adger Crawfor
the great grandson of Mr.
Adger Crawford, Sr. and Mr.
B. F. Vanderford.
CAME TO W(
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Clyde Croy
No. 1 Weave
Employed 10-24-49
Follow These IIol
n set the scene for a tragic
these tips:
s a great fire hazard. Select
branches and green, tight
from a fireplace or radiator.
>me with nonflammable dec's
Children
II
his first
s the son
gory and
gory and
d. He is Angie Gann is the
and Mrs. tor of Mr. and Mr:
and Mrs. Charles is a Plant Nc
eian.
)RK 25 YEAR
William J. Bailey
No. 2 Card
Employed 10-26-49
idaij Safety Tips
orations. Never burn boughs
fireplace.
Be careful with candles. Ke
greens, decorations.
Look for Underwriters' Lai
buy electrical decorations. (
fully for worn insulation, lo
Don't use lights on a metal
cuted.
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charming daugh- Kevin De
s. Charles Gann. old October
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Operator.
3
is ago
Moses Fleming
Lydia Maintenance
Employed 11-5-49
; or wrapping paper in the
>ep them away from eversoratories
label when you
^heck old tree lights care
ui>e socKeis.
tree. You could be electro
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mond Hair was one year
24, 1974. Kevin Demond's
[ary E. Hair, Lydia Spooler