1: Blank envelope
2: Invitation for Irene Hendrix, senior class at Duncan High School, commencement on May 22 at 8:30 am
Has a placement card inside
3: Inside tissue paper
1: Envelope from W.S. Hendley, Manager, The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, to Mr. W.Z.M. Wilson, Greer, S.C.; The First American Life Insurance Company symbol on the back
2: Pamphlet regarding life insurance being used for college; Blue Jack A. Mullan, Woodside B'G, Greenville, S.C., stamp on the back
3: Pamphlet on Retirement Income policy
4: Pamphlet on the figures and a digest of the business in 1932
1: Blue Envelope from W.S. Hendley, Manager, The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York, to Mr. William Z.M. Wilson, Greer, S.C.
Miscellaneous writing on the front
2: Printed letter regarding a $43.78 Company check to Mr. William Z.M. Wilson
Stack of Outside Calls - Alarm and Fire Records
Includes information provided during calls to the fire department. On the back of each page are handwritten notes on who responded to the call and additional information. The last page in the stack is an invoice for the outside calls.
Attached by staples and paper clips.
Stack of "No Alarm" Alarm and Fire Records and Alarm and Fire Records.
Each paper provides information gathered during calls reporting fires.
On the back of each paper, there are handwritten notes including which firemen reported to the call and additional notes.
A stack of "Whistle" and "No Alarm" Alarm and Fire Records
Each paper includes information about the fire/fire alarm. Notes are written on the back of each page including which firemen reported to the call and additional notes about the fire.
Attached by paper clips and staples
Titled "Record of Fire Alarms, Fires and Deaths"
Published by the National Board of Fire Underwriters - Committee on Statistics and Origin of Losses
Greer, South Carolina
For the Year Ending December 31, 1961
Sections include "Number of Alarms for Fires," Number of Alarms for Non-Fires," "Number of Alarms Outside City," "Total Number of Alarms," and "Deaths Among Firemen and Civilians."
Signed and Dated by Chief Colvin, January 8, 1962
"National Board of Fire Underwriters (A National Organization of Capital Stock Fire Insurance Companies Established in 1866) - Committee on Fire Prevention and Engineering Standards - 85 John Street, New York 7, N.Y."
"Bulletin No. 263"
Dated February 20, 1948
Titled "What Constitutes a Fire and a Fire Alarm"
In order to keep clarifying and accurate fire records, the National Board uses their annual questionnaire, filled out by Fire Chiefs, to develop a definition of a fire and a fire alarm: "From the viewpoint of keeping fire records, a fire alarm is any emergency notification which causes one or more pieces of apparatus to respond" and "the definition of a fire follows closely the one already given for a fire alarm. An alarm is an emergency notification which causes apparatus to make a run, and a fire is any run made for the purpose of extinguishing an unfriendly fire regardless of whether there was any need for the firemen or apparatus upon arrival."
