LOST: One Bundle Of Shirts....
(By Howard Schmidt)
"Office Bits”-. LOST! One bundle of shirts.
If found near or in French Broad River see Spud
Carpenter who will, I am sure, reward the finder.
See Spud for further details.
Virginia Johnson came in one day recently
with a big bandage on her face and attributed it
to a fight with an ash tray. She was riding in the
front seat of a friend’s automobile which tried
to climb a pole at Pack Square and the shock
threw her against the ash tray on the dashboard.
We are sure glad it was not serious.
Vacation time is in full swing now. Virginia
Steppe, Kitty Russell, and Hicks Scruggs spent a
week getting a good tan at Myrtle Beach. Pearl
Hamlin journeyed to New London, Conn. to
escort Vera Kuchler home. Before she left Pearl
vowed that she would pay no more than $10.00
for the Brooklyn Bridge. Harvey Souther drove
to West Point with his family to witness the
graduation of his cousin there and then con
tinued on to New Hampshire where he reports
cold weather. Jean Whitmire spent her vacation
in New York and Canada with her mother.
Catherine West spent a week at home in Ander
son. Mike Walker attended the Indianapolis Auto
Races. Mary Armfield spent her vacation in Day
tona Beach with her husband and son. Lily Burch is
taking a trip to Canada and a sail on the St.
Lawrence River.
To Hal Gibson goes the honor of being the
new father for this month. He reports the birth
of a daughter. Congratulations, and thanks for
the cigar.
Mr. Harris has been very ill and we are all
pulling for a speedy recovery and are looking
forward to his early return to the office.
Frances Lewis has resigned to keep house and
Virginia Pickelsimer has resigned to move to
Winston-Salem where Charlie is going to school.
The Office A Bowling Team finally had their
trophy mounted in a glass display case in the
Main Office where it will repose for at least two
years as it is a foregone conclusion that the "B”
team will annex it this coming season.
The office was saddened to hear that Kathleen
Ricker’s mother passed away on June 14.
Receiiily„„„o
Miss Edith Stiles, secretary in
the Control department since
1944, was married to Charles
Henry Summey of Brevard on
Sunday, June 6, at the home of
the bride’s sister, Mrs. Gerald
King, in Clayton, Ga. The bride
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
T. W. Stiles of Franklin. After
a wedding trip through Ken
tucky, the couple returned to
Brevard where they will make
their home.
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