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badin bulletin Page Twenty-One G. E. Biddix 0 0 W. R. Young 1 35 Electrical Department Rotary Station 0 0 Power Houses . 0 0 Motor Repair 0 0 Miscellaneous Electrical.. . 0 0 ^^achine Shop E. N. Evans 0 0 M. S. Ragsdale 0 0 T. L. Chambers 1 3 ^onstiniction Department,.. . 0 0 ^tore Room 0 0 ^^clamation 1 7 Planing Mill 0 0 ^ownsite 0 0 Total of Entire Plant 7 54 Total for February 13 44 I ^ CHURCH NOTICES ^ Clear Aisleways Important Carelessly leaving Carbon butts scat- on the floors and in the aisles of Pot Rooms is the cause of another Occident. On March 24 No. 1883 stepped a piece of old carbon butt which had thrown in the aisle near No. 2 Sec- causing him to fall striking his '^^lee against the concrete floor and re- ^eiving a painful injury which caused to lose two days' time. Such acci- 'ients as this are unnecessary and could Easily be avoided if every man when ^^placing burned carbons for new ones ^ould give a little thought to the danger Was causing himself and fellow wofk- by throwing old carbons and rods !} the floor instead of dropping them the cans provided for that purpose. Failure to maintain clear aisleways ^Htough shops and departments has '^^'ised hundreds of serious accidents and continue to form a part of indus- ^y’s casualty record so long as the Fore- and men do not fully appreciate necessity of proper aisleways. /herever material is handled by truck- clear aisleways become doubly im- j^Oftant, not only for the greater safety provide, but also because they Hually speed up production. Help keep aisleways clear in your department watch for a decrease in accidents, an increase in production. Baptist Briefs Fine! Fine! Our ‘'drive" for the sum of $1,000.00 for our new church build ing on April 19 reached the splendid amount of $1,500.00 cash. Fine! We are grateful to our Great Captain as well as to the captains and lieutenants of our “Ways and Means Committee." We thank most heartily every contribu tor. It is difficult, however, to say just when we can resume work on the build ing, because finishing material is so hard to get. We need so much, -all ot which must match up, that the lumber companies near us will not even bid on it. But we are still fishing. “The Stanly County Baptist Pastors’ Conference” met at Albemarle, May 3 and decided that all the country churches of the Association would enter upon a “Simultaneous Evangelistic .Campaign” beginning the second Sunday in August. • Let us pray that the results of those meetings be great. Let us plan to at tend the one nearest us. In the absence of the pastor recent Sundays, Brethren A. I. Honeycutt, J. C. Ingram, and Prof. B. M. Williams have made interesting talks. No church, perhaps, in the State can better take care of itself in the absence of its pas tor. We have quite a score of brethren that make very fine talks. Pastor Arnette has finished the series of Sunday evening sermons on the ten “I-Ams” of Jesus. He will soon begin a series of Sunday morning sermons on the general subject, “The Petitions of the Model Prayer." Be sure to hear them all. Pastor Arnette and family will be moving into their new bungalow on Hen derson Avenue this month. This will put him more nearly in the center of things and make his work much more efficient. “Don’t blame others for dangerous ''Editions, help correct them/’ ^r. L. E. Wilson was out part of the on account of sickness. Presbyterian Church Notes The cornerstone laying of the church which was set for April 28 was post poned until May 17. Mr. R. P. Edwards, Grand Lecturer to Masons, who was visiting Yadkin Falls Lodge, No. 637, and who was to have laid the corner stone, was suddenly called to his home in Ashe County, North Carolina, by the death of his daughter. It is planned now to invite Prof. Leon Ca'sh, of Win ston-Salem, also a member of the Grand Lodge, to act for the Grand Master, and lay the cornerstone May 17.^ Since warmer weather our congrega tions are decidedly larger. You are cor dially and entirely welcome to all our services in the School House. Program for May» Sunday School at 10.00 a. m. Preaching at 11.00 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Some of us are getting anxious to see the work started again on our new church. The seats have been ordered and ought to be here by June 15. We hope the church* will be finished by that time. Welcome, Mr. Godding Mr. H. V. Godding who comes from Asheville to take a position with Mr. Richards in the Purchasing Department will make quite an addition to our mu sical forces. He is an expert cornetist and’ xylophone player, and also a master of the trap drum, bells, and chimes. Mr. Godding likes Badin so well that he plans to purchase a house and bring his family here to live. We are glad to welcome him and them to our com munity. Your Pictures for the Bulletin We want your snapshots of Badin peo ple, especially children, scenes, and groups, or individuals. Also, news items of interest, parties, picnics, camp ing trips, etc., as well as news of more serious nature. The Bulletin is your local magazine! Why not xisc it? Bring or mail pictures, etc., to the Editor, Badin Bulletin, Badin, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Moton, who live on Cedar Street, had the misfortune to lose their little one month old daughter, Lily May, on the sixth instant. The sympathy of their neighbors and of the community goes out to the bereaved parents. Mrs. S. Wolf and small daughter, Alberta, have returned from a visit to friends at Ellerbee Springs.
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