LOOKIN’ THROUGH
THE MILL WITH
OUR DEPARTMENTS
POWER DEPARTMENT NEWS
By Howell Medford
Since we last visited The Echo, v!ication.s have
been numerous. Everyone had wonderful trips,
plenty of fishing and fine picnicing.
Sherman Hunter and family spent their vaca
tion in Chicago, visiting Mrs. Hunter’s parents.
Obie Willingham had very good luck fishmg m
South Carolina. Lemuel Daniels spent a lonely
week just loafing.
Coy Compton’s daughter, Frances, was recent
ly married in California. The young couple will
make their home in that State.
"Pete” Norwood had a vacation, but he would
not tell us where he was going, however, he as
sured us that he had a good time.
Our sincere wishes for a speedy recovery for
Mrs. Paul Baker’s father. He was very ill, and
Paul, Mrs. Baker, and Pete Norwood have visited
him several times recently at his home in South
Carolina. ,
Horace Hall and his wife enjoyed a week ot
fishing, resting and riding around in their new
Ford. They also visited relatives of Mrs. Hall.
Jim Cornell visited a brother in Tennessee, and
had some fair luck with his rod and reel. From
the sun tan on Leland George, he must have rid
den his motorcycle all the time during his va-
cation.
The Ecusta Quartet missed Crockett Matthews
when he took his vacation. Crockett was like
Pete Norwood, he wouldn t tell anyone where he
went.
We understand from reliable sources that
Clarence Allison spent part of his vacation in the
vicinity of Raleigh.
FIVE YEAR CLUB
This month we welcome four new members,
who became eligible in July, into the Five Year
Club. Their names and departments are as fol-
lows;
Willa F. Miller .Endless Belt
James O. Davidson Applied Research
Charlotte Marie Barton Finishing
Edith S. Stiles Main Office
MAINTENANCE GREASE SPOTS
By Bruce Cassell
Horace DeBord and family had a very nice time
on their trip to Canada and down through the
Southwest.
Henry Overstreet is in the Transylvania Com
munity Hospital with rheumatic fever, but is re
ported to be getting along fine.
Those who haven’t had their vacations yet are
waiting until hunting season. Sorry to hear about
Bruce Reynolds losing his rabbit dog.
Mr. Bagwell has moved his desk to the foot of
the stairs. Worth Wells has sold his home and is
getting ready to build another one.
AUTOBOUND-MACHINE
BOOKLET NEWS
By Sara Loftis
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Farmer of Camden, S. C.,
announce the birth of a daughter, Anita Paulette.
Mrs. Farmer will be remembered as Ellen Sentelle,
formerly of this department.
Laura Pharr is back at work after spending
several days in the local hospital for treatment.
Charlotte and Walter Johnson are the proud
owners of a new green Studebaker.
Gladys Wilson and Irene Staton spent the
week-end in Nashville, Tenn., and attended the
Grand Ole Op’ry.
Charlotte Barnwell spent several days at Tybee
Beach, Savannah, Ga.
Louise Houck and husband spent their vaca
tions at Myrtle Beach, S. C.
Others having vacations are Helen Orr, Lorena
O’Kelley, Silver Mann, Martha Harris, Tulen
Israel, who spent most of it at home resting.
Lillian King spent a week visiting her mother
and sister in Columbus, Ga. John Smith visited
relatives in Alabama and Florida.
Carolyn Garren had a birthday Sunday and
brought us some of her cake. Incidentally, she
also received a lovely ring as a gift.
John Southers visited our department while
at home on furlough from Germany.
Buck Albert left" recently to become a member
of the Air Corps.
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