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THE ECHO
DECEMBER,
1947 BOND WINNER
Hi, folks, says Robert Bryant
Peckham, son of Mr. and Mrs,
Bob Peckham (Research), win
ner of the 325 bond given last
January to the first Ecusta baby
arriving in 1947. For informa
tion on the 1948 contest, seei
Page 10.
Be sure to notify The Echo
office, Extension 368, to enter
your baby.
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MOVIE SCHEDULE
Dec. 26—“Star Packers,
Wayne. “Little Giants,
Abbott, Lou CostellO'
jol*
Jan. 1—“Guns in the
ny Mack Brown. “My
Clementine”, Henry Fonda,
da Darnell.
Jan. 8—“Hopalong
Again”, William Boyd. -
Fury”, Gene Tierney,
Power.
Jan. 15—“Durango Valley
ers”, Bob Steele. ^
exander Graham Bell,
Ameche, Henry Fonda,
Young.
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Jan. 22—“Lawless Lands'
ny Mack Brown. .
Boy”, Tommy Kelly,
lis, Edgar Kennedy.
Jan. 29 — “Texas Trail”,
Boyd. “Call of The WiW •
Gable.
NOTE; Movies will be sho^
Friday, December 26 lO®
Thursday, Christmas T>sy-
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December and the Christmas season—the busiest and most ex
citing time of the year. Here the camera caught Ecustans and
their youngsters at the peak of activity. Upper left, Mrs. Herschel
Galloway is being assisted (?) by her daughter, Karen, Herschel is
employed in Inspection. Upper right, the Tom Hargis family is
?bown around their beautifully decorated mantje. The chUdren are
Tom, Jr., and Beverly. Mr, Hargis is in Maintenance,
Tommy Hall, three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hall
hangs up that stocking early in anticipation of Santa’s ffOj
choir group singing Christmas carols is composed of stude®* jjo** fi
Pisgah Forest school, under the direction of Miss Flora
of the children have parents with our companies.