BADIN BULLETIN
Vol. I
JULY, 1919
No. 10
OUR HONOR ROLL
in being rapidly discharged from the military service of our j
We ™Portant fields of the trades, industries, and professions So we nrpq’p^f returning to take their places
etn readers will help us to make and keep .orUct ,rco“p“u. I,";
wf JoSr' ^ by oS,.r busLssef ""
keep the first place, however, for our honored dead.
GOLD STARS ON OUR SERVICE FLAG
are now
EDWARD L. SLEDGE
ROBERT FLEMING
WILLIAM SHANKLE
THOMAS LLEWELLYN
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C. M
Davis, Henry
Davis, W. H.
Dermid, J. F.
Dick, J. C.
DuBose, McN.
Efird, Clyde
Frazier, Walter
Friar, R. T.
Gibson, Chas.
Giersch, R. F.
Gill, J. H.
Ginn. Coat
PHARMACY: Earl Ferree
BADIN SUPPLY COMPANY:
EMPLOYED BY THE TALLASSEE POWER COMPANY:
R. B.
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.•'kwelder, F. B
c. J.
s '’*". G. C.
C. G.
John
C J. R.
C„;;vhou.e, A. L
Greene, J. P. Jones, Coit
Hambry, Frank C. Jones, Robt.
Hardon, Norman Kendall, J. S.
Haughton, Thos. H. King, C. R.
Helms, W. T. Lemons
Henderson, Jas. R. Leonard, Joe
Hollifield, Dan Lilly, W. T.
Huggins, T. R. Lowder, E. H.
Humbarrier, Irvin McCall, B. F.
Hyatt, F. H. McDonald, J. R.
Ivey, Hazel MacGehee, Virgil
Johnson, Archie Mallory, Guy
PAUL REINER; Robt. Elwanger
Marvin Snuggs
Milton, C. Y.
Mitchell
Mitchell, Jno. C.
Moore, A. G.
Moose, B. N.
Morgan, Val.
Morris, Lacy
Nelson, Roy
Newkirk, Nelson
Ritchie, W. S.
Robinson, Z. B.
Ross, T. R.
Scarboro, John
Small
Smythe, I. F.
Sullivan, W. H.
Taylor, Joe
Thompson, H. B.
Thompson. Robt.
Vann, James
Weatherspoon, C. B.
Williams. P. L.
Wimberly, Claude
THE HIX COMPANY; Harlo Hix
J- H-nng
AH' ^
OF GENERAL INTEREST
S®If-Pi"eservation
*‘®tounding how easily we allow
Vs,. to drift into the matter-of-fact
life
qy . -- v..^ tiiMvcci'Ui-lU
*>i(j ij J“'ly protection of our li
^
fl4ce_ “re living in a safe
do much on our neighbor
fc'* Prev danger
V Of accident to us. In fact,
3irig •'“''e reached a stage, after
^in J "“r own salvation, that a
V contempt has been born
*Urr dangers that
>0^*'^ attend court
IL Ml] railroad accident,
*t|j ’'"'“’■'“bly hear one side or
''Id th relied on so
person, to look out;
protect him
H,' '‘t Iqjj iid 80 and so.
th news-
Of J, * accident which caused the
® McLean boy, in Washing
ton. Young McLean, as you no doubt
know, was one of the wealthiest persons
in America; had been brought up to
depend on someone at all times being
on the alert for his own safety. When
he was picked up, after the accident,
his first question (as reported by the
newspapers) was “What has happened?
Why was it done?” The poor little
fellow had all his life had someone stop
or caution him before placing himself
in danger, and this day, when beyond
the immediate protection of his guar
dian, he ran headlong across the street,
looking neither to right nor left, feeling
no doubt, as he had been previously,
that he was being protected by someone.
The purpose of this little illustration
is to call to your attention the necessity
of at all times realizing that you more
than anyone else are required to look
out for your own safety. Ever be on
the alert for pending dangers. When
you use an emery wheel, be careful of
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July Fourth Celebrat
ion
Water Sports, Lake Side, 10 A. M.
100-yard Canoe Race, 2 men in each
canoe—first prize, $3.50 box cigars,
donated by New York Cafe; second prize’
two pairs silk sox, donated by B. T.’
Garrison.
60-yard Swimming Race, boys under
16—first prize, fifteen admissions to
picture show, donated by Badin Amuse
ment Company; second prize, ten admis
sions to picture show, donated by Badin
.■\musement Company.
Greased Pole—one prize, 5.00 in cash.
60-yard Swimming Race, free for all
first prize, $7.50 Vest-Pocket Camera,
donated by R. M. Trexler; second prize,
$3.00 box cigars, donated by Hix Com
pany; third prize, $2.00 in trade, donated
by P. J. Reiner.
Tilting Contest—first prize, two $3.00
boxes of cigars; second prize, two 1-lb.
boxes candy.