MAINTENANCE By R. L. Parker Well, here it is—the month of famous men. Wonder if that is the reason we have so many new Papas in our de partment this month. At any rate, we found John Cassell, Jr., B. J. Hooper, Remus Roper and George Souther passing out cigars this past month. If anyone missed out on their cigar, I believe it would be proper to ask for one yet. We sure hope the flu has played out by now. But, in case someone might still have the flu, or, in case some one might be taken down with it, they might ask D. L. Thorne for his remedy. We hear that D. L. has a sure cure. In fact, you could almost say that it is a "cure or kill remedy. But, before trying his remedy, you might find out the effects of it first. Rumor has it that Furman Bennison has been looking a little sickly of late. Wonder if he might have a slight case of flu? If so, he might be able to use Thorne’s remedy. That’s all the news for now, see you next month. “B” SHIFT FINISHING . . . (Continued from page 27) he’d started as service boy in Finishing. James Watson, Crain Snipes, Calvin Greer and Andrew Hair were all out a few days with the flu this month, but are back with us. Dallas, we’re glad that your wife is back home after her operation and is doing Q. K. Charlie Clark says he enjoys seeing Bob Whit aker down on his knees fixing his trim winder. Bob, when you’ve fixed your trim winder, how about fixing Charlie’s convertible. Heath Allison has lost a lot of weight. Could it be because of worrying about his girl? They say women will turn you grey headed. Heath. Three boys on our shift took their vacations dur ing January; Horace Blythe, Bob Stewart and John Watson. We hope all you fellows had a nice time. "C" SHIFT FINISHING By Robert Taylor Here I’m trying to meet the deadline without much news. Speaking of. deadlines, I’ll have two next month — Echo News and Income Tax. Well, it looks as tho’ things are happening double this month. Edgar Hollifield and Cecil Camp each had a car to burn up. Sorry to Pictured above are (top photo) Randall, 10 mo., (lower photo) Linda, 5V2 and David, age 3, sons and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Gevedon. James is in Cellophane Maintenance and Mrs. Gev edon is a former employee of the Physical Lab. hear of this fellows. Anyone wanting to make any bets on basket ball games, just see Richard Tinsley. He’ll only want you to give him 25 or 30 points. If at any time you think you are hearing a radio, just look back in the tubes position. It’s only Rob ert Smith giving all the commercials. Harry Blake reports a good profit on the calf he cheated Fred Connor out of a few months ago. It is good to see all back at work after being out a few days with the flu. This seems to be about all the news I have this month. See you in the next issue. Judge: "I’ll let you off with a fine today, but another day I’ll send you to jail.” “Sort of a weather forecast, eh, Judge?”, the culprit replied. "What do you mean?” the Court asked. "Fine today, cooler tomorrow,” was the reply. ' Sportsman’s patch kit contains some 230 square inches of assorted materials for patching boat and motor covers, hunting and fishing clothing, can vas and rubber boats, tents, tarpaulins, raincoats, waders, boots, boat cushions, and other articles made of canvas, leather, rubber or plastic. 28

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