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OFFICE BITS "MY DADDY WORKS IN REFINING" Yes sir, that’s what David Vern Buckner, is telling folks in his usual cheery manner. He’s the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Buckner and he’s one year old—and growing fast. CANTEEN- CAFETERIA CHATTER By Ann Kitchen Since our last column we have had several to take vacations. A. P. Bell, Jr. spent most of his time fishing. He reports a good catch at Glenville Lake. Bessie Cheek spent most of her time repairing and doing some finish ing to her house in Brevard. She expects to move some time soon. Mr. Kitchen spent his time painting his house and planting his garden. Lee Roy Searcy also had a vacation and Mrs. Eng lish is taking hers as this is written. We are sorry John Dills was confined to the hospital for some time. He is able to be back to work now. We extend our sympathy to Helen Davis in her recent be reavement; also to Vance Cagle in the loss of his brother-in- law. We all enjoyed the visit of the N. E. A. at the Cafeteria. We welcome to the Canteen two new boys—A. C. Price, Jr. and Kenneth Barten. Fred Sherman was passing out cigars. You know what that means—he’s proud papa of a new girl. We were sorry to lose Rudy but he has his own business and is going to work there. Divola spent Mother’s Day visiting her parents at Waynes- ville. Flying rumors usually make quick landings. 10 By Howard Schmidt It surely looks like a Baby Derby is in progress in the of fice. It looks like the goal is at least one a month. Harry Dreyer came through with another girl. That makes three girls for Har ry. Earl York became a father for the first time with the arri val of David Earl. The cigars were O. K. fellows. Hope to re port at least two more next month. Sickness has hit the office again. However, we are glad to see Hazel Bradley and Betty Sut- tles back again. Mr. Millner has been very ill, and we are glad to see him on the mend again. We hope that he will be well enough to travel to Durham to see his son, Bollin graduate from Duke University in June. We were glad to see Emmy Marx back to work with us. She is replacing Vera Kuchler who is leaving us due to her husband transferring to the University of Miami. We also welcome Mr. Pepper to our force, Earl York has taken his va cation to become better ac quainted with David Earl. Mild red Scott has taken her vacation to move. Anyone visiting the softball games in Brevard might recog nize our own Arthur Lindley calling the strikes and balls. It’s a tough life umpiring, eh Art! Bill Armstrong had a big time in New York, but says he pre fers these mountains. We were glad to see that our Office "A” team took second place in our Inter-Departmental bowling game. Congratulations, fellows. The "B” team wound up in a tie for eighth place. "We ought to pay more at tention to the future. We ought to pay more attention to it than we do to the past, because every one of us is going to spend the rest of his life in it.”—Charles F. Kettering.
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