badin bulletin X'AUE iliLEVEN Payroll Office Notes Mrs. Z. Z. Hadley and boys are spend ing a month at Ellerbee Springs. Z. Z. js keeping bachelor apartments—when he ■s not fishing. Miss Johnnie Ferree had a pleasant '••■'P to Morganton recently. J. D. (Daddy) Kirk, has a fine eight- Pound girl at his house. Works Office Notes Mr. T. L. McGowan has resigned his Position as Assistant Chief Clerk, and make his home in Wilson. Mr. ‘ ^Gowan came to Badin from Winston- in September, 1917. He has many friends during his stay here, carries with him their best wishes. ^^Miss Ruth Kendall, who has served *nailing clerk for the past year, has jl'ie to Poughkeepsie, N. Y., to enter ^^3sttnan Gaines Business College. Mr. Kensington, Pa., has charge of the mailing room. Th J Mauldin, Stokes, Culp, A CONSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT GROUP Anderson. Grandy. Jessup. Sitting—Claywell In Window—Mrs. Cowart. l>a H ^ baseball team continues its pjl^, . hitting, and with York’s steady onl keeping near the top. The Same lost during the month was I two-hit affair—Ritchie’s their undoing. home-run Harry Swindell spent his vacation in and near his home at On the fried chicken and soft formed a large part of the ^^®ement of the trip. iob^ 'William S. Feezor is back on the *ialf • ^ sojourn of a year and a army. He returned from about a month ago. •'■f. R t. r. p I) tsfty ' • Rees was a member of a *0n, Q ° Went by car over to Hender- thirteenth, to attend the 'convention. II- Cowles have thr weeks’ automobile \lf ^ Western North Carolina. old spent his vacation at at Polkton. tPlant Items ■ . Pi^st two months, the labor * Carbon Plant has been I’L. ''f*V*the*^ ^he history of the plant. "'Vos ’"®sult of bringing order out *1?'* having one man to handle - .s plant. Mr. W. R. • \y labor foreman. ma.son foreman, has to enter into the ''*■^8, at Salisbury. Mr. Wm. Stoll, of Brooklyn, N. Y., will succeed Mr. Dalton. At the present time, Mr. Jack Cecil is acting as mason foreman. Mr. J. A. Wilkinson, one of the fore men in the Extension Department, has been called to his home, at Lumberton, N. C., on account of the illness of his parents. Jimmie is generally missed by everyone, and particularly by Lee. Mr. Lee says if the mercury climbs up one or two points more he will have to discard the dry measure method of handling pitch, and adopt the liquid measure; that is, just dip up a bucket ful, and pour it into the mix. Biddix is happy now. He has got his peas planted, and says there will be some excellent hunting up the lake next fall. If there is anything that Biddix likes to do better than hunt, we don’t know what it is. It is a dime to a doughnut that the Carbon Plant will win the tug of war on the Fourth of July. We can muster up a team that will average 195 pounds to the man; and it is not 195 pounds of fat, either. The Mechanical Department is install ing a new and larger cyclone on the Packing Materials Plant. This should further minimize the dust nuisance around the Plant. Mr. J. H. Spraker, who until recently worked in the Reclamation Department, is now employed in the Carlwn Plant, as foreman of the handy gang. Mr. Adams, of the Claim Department, was a visitor thru the Plant last week. If you want to know how to make a white suit black, ask Adams. Jimmy Green, carbon plant clerk, is rapidly recovering from a sprained ankle, received in a recent ball game. Our stack looks better with its steel trimmings; also it makes the men who work near it feel considerably better. N. A. Efird, of Albemarle, is now em ployed in the Carbon Plant. Mr. Efird is a brick mason. Mr. Mark Hagan and Mr. S. P. Herrin are now employed in the Carbon Plant, as boiler firemen. Mr. R. T. Liles, brother of Mr. B. S. Liles, is employed in the Reclamation Department. Mr. G. E. Gist has been confined to his bed for the past few days with the mumps. Mr. B. S. Liles is now getting “hep” to the operating end of the Baking De partment. D. G. Graham says if it gets any hot ter, he is going to “melt down.” Mr. E. C. Edwards is confined to his bed with rheumatism. Mr. D. Howell, alias “I Knew,” is taking his vacation. Construction Notes “Le Rot Kst Mart—Vive le Hoi.” •Mr. Grandy has gone, and Claywell has taken the reins. The “small black pipe” will soon be chasing the Demerara mosquito to the

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