Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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H* *? Retired Clinton Mills paymaster David Wort Band. Members of the band were: 1st Row, L Left to Right?Fred Jones, Howy Baker, Chi Smith, father of famed radio and television Right?Arthur Howard, Crawford Baker, Ele and Jim Meadors. 4th Row, Left to Right? Whitmire and Reed Abrahams. October Is October is National Fire Prevention Month, and this year's motto is "Learn not to uurn. i ne roiiowmg tips are provided by the National Fire Protection Association. Where there's fire, there's smoke. Smoke is your worst enemy. It can choke you and be fatal, after only a few breaths. Remember, heat rises and takes most of the smoke with it. If you are caught in smoke, get down and crawl. The freshest air will be at the floor. The best advice is to hold your breath and D r\ A duiiuii nppiu Jim Barton has been approved for registration as a Professional Engineer by the S.C. State Board of Engineering Examiners. Professional Engineering registration establishes a level of competence in engineering that is recognized by law. This registration is given only to those persons who meet fixed educational and experience requirements. m* / Jim "T/i ' ;^i ^Msr^jk 1 brought in this 1917 photo of the Clinton Mills eft to Right?Guy Bennett, Joe Clark. 2nd Row, ck Smith, Manuel Reed, John Word, Seymour n personality Arthur Smith. 3rd Row, Left to dge Campbell, Wilson Garner, Raymond Baker -Jim Warren, Yates Smith, P.R. Holman, Burt National Fire close your eyes if possible. Escape from your home 1. Install a smoke detector outside your sleeping area. It should have a label of a safety testing organization. 2. Each family member should plan two escape routes from his or her bedroom. 3. Seta meeting place outdoors so you will know each family member has gotten out safety. 4. Rehearse. Conduct periodic fire drills at home. In time of a fire, seconds are valuable. 5. Sleep with your bedroom door closed. It holds back smoke and increases your escape time. 6 Test the door if there is a fire. If hot. use ved Engineer Requirements include a B.S. in engineer mg, luui yudisui jppiicduie engineering experience (which were gained in the engineering department of Clinton Mills, Inc.), and the passing of an eight-hour written examination. Mr. C. Bailey Dixon, Vice President of Engineering and Subsidiary Operations, is also registered as a Professional Engineer. Barton Dettmar Wi Robert Dettmar III, son of Geneva Personnel Director and Mrs. Bob Dettmar, recently won third place in an essay contest sponsored by the Bogardus S. Cairns Chapter, Association of the U.S. Army. Congratulating Dettmar on his "Patriotism" essay is Dr. Lynn Reeves, outgoing president of the Cairns Chapter, AUSA. The young essayist was recognized at the group's general membership meeting held recently at Fort Rucker. Dettmar is an eighth grade student at Geneva High school. Provontinn iwwwaii IVII your alternate escape route. If cool, brace your shoulder against the door and open it ever so cautiously. Be ready to slam the door if smoke or heat comes in. If the hall isclear, your usual escape route may be safe. Escape from buildings 1. As you enter, make it a practice to note location of the nearest exits. If you are staying in a hotel, count the doors between your room and the exits. This will give you a reference point. 2. Never use an elevator as your fire exit. It can trap you. Many elevators are heat sensitive and are forced to the fire floor. You wouldn't want to be inside. 3. When you hear the a'arm, act. Don't investigate, just get out. \r fl I A v ILg^H Arthur Smith and son, Clay, will provide tl Old Timers gathering October 25. Page 7 ins Contest Robert Dettmar III Month 4. If you are in a hotel, leave your room only if you can. Just like at home, feel the door first. If cool, open slowly and go to the nearest exit. Be sure to take your room key. If vnur P*lt 1^ hlrvUprl return /"! unur rrvnm y vvy ,v/u. IUUHI. 5. If your hotel room door is hot. don't open it. You are safer inside. Seal all cracks around the door with a towel or rug. Soak in water if possible. 6. Shut off all fans, vents and air conditioners. 7. Call the fire department if you have a telephone to tell them where you are. even if firemen are already on the scene. 8. Signal at your window. 9. Be calm. 10. And above all, think. R / fl 7FW he entertainment at the company's 26th annual