badin bulletin
Pact Ninvtkxn
Mr. D. W. Bell, of the Technical Di
rection Department, is still with us. Mr.
Bell hopes to complete his work at Badin
in another week.
There is much to be heard these days
around the plant about Standards, Ef
ficiency, Relative Importance, etc.
—L. G. Daniel
Time Department
There was a wedding at the home of
Miss Lala Mae Ferabee last week, and
it seems that some of the cake drifted
down to Badin. The third floor girls
slept with a piece of the cake under their
pillows. Ferabee dreamed of the same
fellow three nights; since then she
doesn’t believe in dreams.
Mr. Hadley seems a little impatient
over something. Making a good guess,
it must be on account of the weather,
as it keeps him from going fishing. He
predicts big catches for the spring and
summer.
L/IBOMTOR'^
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Spence Kirk says that his department
has a brief (?) day’s work since the
seventh Pot Room has been put into ope
ration.
Dr. D. W. Bell, of the Research De
partment, was a pleasant visitor in the
Laboratory recently.
Mr. J. F. Dermid has resigned his
position as analyst in the Carbon Room,
^nd has accepted a position in the Car
bon Plant.
Mr. Mack Arnette has returned from
^ars Hill College, and accepted the posi
tion formerly held by Mr. J. F. Dermid.
^ AROUND TOWN
Bell Shoe Store’s New Location
The Bell Shoe Store has removed to
the building on Falls Road formerly oc
cupied by Mr. Dexter Liles.
Mr. Horton states that the larger
space in the new store will give more
freedom for the display of goods and
shelf-room for his increasing business.
Their friends and customers may ex
pect the same courteous attention, plus
the added value of a larger stock from
which to make selections. A new de
partment has been opened, in which is
carried a full line of trunks, bags, and
suitcases.
Opening of the Home Restaurant
Badin’s newest business enterprise
opened its doors March 1. Mr. Endres,
the proprietor, will give the same care
ful attention to cleanliness and sanita
tion that characterizes the growing busi
ness of the Badin Bakery.
In the quarters formerly occupied by
the Bank of Badin, the new restaurant
will cater to those who appreciate first-
class service and ‘‘home” cooking, as im
plied by the name.
The Badin Tribune
Acknowledgment is made to the ^acZm
Tribune for some of the items appear
ing on this page.
The Tribune is consistently a Badin
booster, and we bespeak for it your sup
port.
New Storekeeper
Mr. F. E. Street has succeeded Mr.
E. F. Smith as head of the Store Room.
Mr. D. L. Parish will be Mr. Street’s
assistant, Mr. A. I. Huneycutt taking
Mr. Parish’s place as receiving clerk.
Miss Mauney at Club House
Miss Mary F. Mauney, of Salisbury,
has arrived at the Club House. Miss
Mauney will be assistant to Mrs. Little
ton.
House Nearing Completion
The pretty little bungalow that is be
ing built on Henderson Avenue, for Rev.
J. M. Arnette, is progressing rapidly,
and will soon be ready for occupancy.
Mr. Nachman Moves Away
Mr. L. Nachman and family have re
cently removed to Eastern North Caro
lina. The Nachmans were very popular
in Badin, and their friends here wish
for them success in their new home.
Miss Parker Returns
Miss Edith Parker, who was the house
guest of her sister, Mrs. H. R. Wake,
left recently for her home in Nebraska.
Mr. Cummings on the Job Again
Mr. F. A. Cummings is again able to
be out, following a severe case of in
fluenza.
Mrs. Biles Improves
Mrs. Wm. Biles, who has been , seri
ously ill with pneumonia, is now con
valescent.
Visitors in Troy
Mrs. W. F. Bandy and little daughter
were recent visitors in Troy and Ashe-
boro.
Mr. Wilson a Badin Visitor
Mr. I. W. Wilson, of Niagara, was in
Badin for a few days during February.
Personals
Mr. B. H. Wallace, our efficient clerk,
has been planning fencing his lots, pre
paratory to raising a garden and rab
bits. Guess he figures the rabbits will
keep down the grass.
Mrs. Cowles, who has been confined
to her home with “flu,” is fast improv
ing, and we hope to have Mr. Cowles
back at the office in a short time.
We are glad to see Mrs. Biles out
again, after suffering with influenza-
pneumonia; but sorry to know that Mr.
Biles has “flu.”
If any of our “flu” patients want a
nurse, housekeeper, cook, or a wash
woman, just call on Mr. J. W. Tilley.