Harold Thackston, foreman, discusses safety record w|th At “safety break”, from left, McKinley Keen, Marion Ed-
Hene Smith, Eva Buckner (left); Roy Talbott, Elma Boyles. wards; Ed Joyce, assistant foreman; Harold Thackston, foreman.
Enjoying; refreshments, Robert Janney, Michael Chambers, From left, Ruth Hairston, Lexie Harden (Quilling; Dept.),
''lyrtle Harris, Anna Meeks, Gladys Bryant and Howard Tilley. Ruby Edwards, Eva Clark, Connie Richardson (Spinning; Dept.).
Qcdsipread Group Enioys ‘Safety Break"*
Employees of the Yarn Preparation
^ apartment at the Bedspread Mill, Eden,
Pjoyed a “safety break” recently in
®lebration of their completion of a
half--
Joseph L. Cook Completes ICS Course In Supervision
million man-hours without a lost-
® accident.
The supervisors served free pastry
free coffee and cold drinks to all
j^Ployees of the department on all three
Earold Thackston, foreman, congrat-
; ^ted the employees on their good safe-
/ Performance and urged them to con-
Ppe their efforts in the prevention of
^"=idents.
The record shows that the last dis-
injury occurred in the depart-
in April, 1966. Through May 30,
the employees had accumulated
°^000 safe man-hours and are con-
^Uing their accident-free record to
"ate.
^ONDAY, JULY 14, 1969
Joseph L. Cook, an industrial engi
neer at the Columbus Towel Mill, Co
lumbus, Ga., recently completed an in
dustrial supervision course through
International Correspondence Schools.
Mr. Cook took the course on his own
initiative with the objective of self-
improvement.
Ronald D. Clark, dean of the faculty
of ICS, in speaking of Mr. Cook’s
achievement, said, “The employee who
spends leisure time in job-related train
ing is preparing for bigger things ahead
and realizes that increased abilhy is a
most valuable asset.
“The ICS certificate or diploma, issued
upon completion of a course, shows evi
dence not only of knowledge acquired,
but also points out many other very de
sirable character traits—ambition, de
termination, persistence, seriousness of
purpose, self-reliance, and the willing
ness to meet problems and to think them
through to a solution.
“The ICS certificate or diploma is evi
dence that a person has become more
valuable through his own efforts.”
Card Of Thanks
The family of Douglas Van Noles
wishes to express their gratitude for the
kind expressions of sympathy shown to
them during the death of their beloved
husband and son. May God bless each
of you.
MRS. DOUGLAS V. NOLES
THE FAMILY OF WILLIE NOLES