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MRS. MOSER RETIRES Mrs. Eunice Moser of the Cost De partment admires the pair of lamps and the painting set, given to her by the girls of the Main Office upon her retirement. Mrs. Moser came to Adams-Millis in May, 1926. She first worked in the Sample Room under the supervision of Miss Claude L.ambe, who was in charge of billing and orders. J. V. Garrett was the office manager. Mrs. Moser worked in billing and orders until Sep tember, 1943, when she enlisted in the WACS, where she served with the 4th Air Force Headquarters in San Fran cisco. Upon her discharge from the WACS she returned to Adams-Millis in 1945 and has been in the Cost Department since. A native of Newton, N. C., Mrs. Moser moved to High Point in 1925. Her husband is employed with the High Point, Thomasville and Denton Railroad. The Mosers live at 1024 Sherrod Street in High Point. They attend Grace Lutheran Church. What does Mrs. Moser plan to do? She says her first days of leisure will be spent cleaning house. Then she plans to settle down to cooking and the normal chores of housekeeping. Withher spare time, she will read and take a whirl at writing poetry. Through the Arts and Crafts Workshop, she plans to learn painting. One of her gifts from the girls was an easel and paint set. "Evidently I enjoyed working here, " she said, "My 29 years of service indi cate this has been a happy place to work." "My years with Adams-Millis have been pleasant ones, and I'm sure each and every one of the company with whom I have worked will be missed. Adams- Millis is a lenient and fair corporation to work for, and I believe as long as it continues under the present manage ment of Mr. J. E. Millis and his son, Jim, that it will continue to be a wonder ful place to work. The great number of employees who have been with the firm for 25 years, or more, speaks for itself. " Charles G. Chilton had a big Christ mas. First, he was discharged from the Air Force after 4 years of service. Second, he became a father for the sec ondtime on December 26. It's a daugh ter, Vera Noraleen. Third, he return ed to his job knitting at Plant #7 Tues day, January 3. A graduate of Sumner High School, Charles attended the University of North Carolina for two years before coming to Plant #7 to learn knitting in August of 1949. He was drafted on December 14, 1941. After his basic training at Lack land Air Force Base, he.was stationed 14 months in Adak, Alaska, a part of the Aleutian chain, and served two years at the Air Force proving ground, Elgin, Florida. - 8 -
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