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) “I” In Accident;
s,.JUry Means Most To
® One Who Gets Hurt
is ® serious accident occurs there
excitement and confusion
ha>) particular spot where it
tllg it is soon a thing of
and everyone goes on with his
^*1 a little while it is almost
^^owever,
there is one who does not
go' work—there is one who
*lon remember the accident for
lOtlo i- —
'9s h ® come. He is the one who
who is suffering the
the upset which the accident
. .
W minutes before the accident
would have been difficult
to have realized that “I” in
^t could mean him. And even
nninutes after the accident
!tot ; the workers right around the
"■jw might not see that “I” as ap-
^ to themselves.
The “I” Means Most
)jj - the accident statistics of so
■ ^ disfigurements for life—of the
^ eyesight or of so many arms and
that letter “I” in accident means
^or the “I” who gets hurt could
don’t you be careful?” Over
again you have heard these
'^lo almost like a proverb,
(ly experience has proved that the
'tej'^ay to avoid accidents is to be
This is so in the home, on the
’ on our job. Whenever an acci-
^'^'^urs anywhere you may be sure
, °ttieone has been careless.
51) '^^'tunately, no one thinks that he
careless. The other fellow, yes.
fties we are even tempted to tell
AY, APRIL 19, 1954
Fieldcrest Mills and the Ben Franklin store teams were winners in the men’s
and women’s bowling leagues at Consolidated Central Y.M.C.A. The Fieldcrest team
captained by Jerry Pulliam had 71 wins and 17 loses for the season. The Ben Frank
lin team, led Captain Lorraine Dillon came through with 66 wins and nine losses.
Trophies were presented to 60 bowlers at the Y.M.C.A. Bowling Banquet Satur
day night. Team trophies were presented the captains and Y.M.C.A. pins were
awarded the individual players.
Runners-up were Hatley’s Laundry, captained by Melvin Hill, and the American
cafe, captained by Peggy Robertson.
In presenting the awards, George Fawcett, physical director, said 12 teams with
more than 100 men and women participated in the bowling leagues at Consolidated
Central “Y”.
FIELDCREST MILLS TEAM—Jerry Pulliam, captain; Sherman DeHart, Junior
Martin, Charlie Pendergrass, Douglas Shively. Another member of the team,' Demus
Meeks, was unable to be present for the photograph.
BEN FRANKLIN STORE—Left to right, Arleta Stowe, Iris Aheron, Doris Rut
ledge, Doris Chatman, Sylvia Almond, Patty Cockran, Betty Joyce, Lorraine Dillon,
captain; and Carol Montgomery. Team members not present for photograph were
Jean Ellington and Mrs. Blair Burke.
the other fellow to be careful. But it is
just human nature not to want to con
nect that “I” in accident with our own
personal carelessness.
When an accident happens, it is one
second too late to be careful. One sec
ond before is the time to remember that
you could be the “I” in Acc-I-dent!
from an article by Paul Keating,
Safety Engineer, In “Thermoid News”
published by Thermoid Company for
employees and members of their
families.