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Dixon. Charcoaled hamburger s with all
the trimmings were served. Later in
the evening, Carolyn Wallace, time
clerk in the Knitting Department was
presented with a graduation gift.
Doris Ann Gable
and James F. Perry
e r e married on
June 16, 1956, at the
parsonage of the
First Churchof
Christ. Ann is em
ployed in the Pair
ing Department of
Plant #1. She is the daughter of Mag
gie Gable of our Main Office.
We extend our sympathy to Mamie
Turnage in the loss of her mother, Mrs.
Mary Swink. Mamie is a looper of
Plant #1.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Millikan an
nounce the birth of a daughter, Teresa
Ann on July 12. The mother, Ann, is a
looper.
During the July
F o u r t h holidays,
Patricia Witcher
and Gene Stultz
■were married in
S. C. Patricia is a
pairer at Plant #1.
Congratulations and
best wishes.
June Johnson and her family spent
their vacation in Florida. June is em
ployed in the Shipping Department of
Plant #1.
Many employees of the Looping De
partment spent their vacations out of
town. Doris Mitchell and her family
vacationed at Myrtle Beach, as did Joyce
Kennedy and girl friends. Jettie Smith
and her mother spent their vacation
visiting Jacksonville, Florida; Atlanta,
Georgia; Warm Springs, Georgia; Chat
tanooga, Tennessee; and Asheville, N.
C. LoisBullin and her husband went to
Macon, Georgia, to visit relatives.
Nona Sink spent her vacation visiting
friends in Ocean'View, Suffolk and Nor
folk, Virginia. Hattie Miller went to
Detroit, Michigan, to visit her daughter
and family. While away, she also visit
ed in Canada. Others who visited Can
ada were Margaret Wilkerson and Kath-
erine Leaptrope. Margaret went to see
her daughter and her family in Niagara
Falls, N. Y. Carolina Beach vacation
ers were Collie Crawford and her hus
band and Maude Grogan and her family.
Maude also visited Wrightsville Beach
and White Lake. Ann Freeman and
family went deep sea fishing in the Gulf
stream out of Morehead City; they also
visited Atlantic Beach and Fort Macon.
Mountain vacationers were Nannie Pat
terson and family who visited Asheville,
Cherokee and Bryson City. Viola Bow
ers visited relatives in Claremont and
then visited Blowing Rock.
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In an impressive coronation service
held at Green Street Baptist Church
recently, Ann Lewis was crowned Queen
of the Girls' Auxiliary. Ann is the
daughter of Annie Mae Lewis of the
Sample Department. Michael Lewis,
crown bearer, is the son of Joretta
Lewis of the Pairing Department of
Plant #1. Pamela Campbell is the
flower girl.
Plant #1 wishes to extend a warm
welcome to A. B. Lockhart, Jr., and
Grady B. Dinkins, both lot boys.
Inez Cannon, with Mr. and Mrs.
Irvin Dawson, visited friends and rela
tives in Tennessee, Florida and Ala
bama during her vacation. Inez is a
looper at Plant #1.