sustained in an automobile accident
and Lottie has been on sick leave.
Glad to have Nora Stroud back,
also. She has been on maternity leave.
Emma and Howard Voncannonhave
returned from a plane trip to the
World's Fair, after which they visited
their son, Bobby, in Wilmington, N. C.
Emma is a seamer at Plant #7 where
Howard was formerly a supervisor.
Donald Spell, fixer of Plant #7,
and Susan Welborn were united in
marriage on July 2, 1965. They
spent their honeymoon sight-seeing
in Florida. Our congratulations and
best wishes to them.
Martha Morris and William South
ern were married on June 18, 1965.
Martha is a seamer. Our best wishes
to these newlyweds, also.
Welcome back to Gladys Bowman,
Mary McLaurin, Clara Frazier and
Glenda Kennedy, all of whom have been
out because of illness.
And, we're happy to report that
Ella Perry will soon be able to return
to work, also.
Boarding Room Views
Webster's dictionary tells us that
a vacation is a period of absence from
work, for recreation. Most in the
boarding department this year just
had a period of absence for more work.
Among those were: Helen Carter,
Elease Jolly, Georgia Hiint, Virginia
Voncannon, Nell Houchins, Carlene
Morton, Hattie Ingram, Betty Gibson,
Mary Stafford, Barbara Collins, Doris
Byrd, Wanda Owens, June Hayes,
Jack Haney, Will Everhart, Ann
Trieglaff, Nannie Smith, Bill Brown,
Gladys Bowman, Blanche Leonard,
Avah Snider, Becky Metters, Harold
Kinsey, Betty Johnson and Zeb Rush.
Visitors to other states were:
Stella How (Tennessee), Catherine
Cookston and Lib Sink (Alabama),
Steve Rollins and Jennie Ricks (New
York), Ina Blackwell and Dot Halker
(Florida), Linda Parks (Virginia)
and Patricia Beavers (West Virginia).
Seeing other parts of their home
state were: Betty Jean Ledbetter
(Mt. Gilead), Dot Maynard (Winston-
Salem) and Sue Roberts (Hot Springs);
while visitors to the mountains were
Ruth Thomas, Amanda Bradford,
Carolyn Hinson and Alice Wilhoit.
Taking in the beaches with no
reports of sunburn were: Phyllis
Jones, Lucille Beck, Brenda Causey,
Leona Knight, Tobey Fouty, Dorcas
Thomas, Nell Chapman, Willie Young,
Shirley Myers, Jack Kinsey, Carrie
Smith, Shirley Evans, Faye Smith,
Dot Bottoms and Elaine Smith.
Still standing by their favorite
pastime of fishing and golfing were
Bill Jolly and John Parker.
Seems that everyone enjoyed their
vacations, whatever they were, except
all too often was heard, "It just didn't
last long enough. " Let's see now, how
long is it until Christmas ?
We're glad to have Mary Hender
son back at her machine and are still
wishing Lucy Tickle and Esther Smith
speedy recoveries.
Reasons for happiness: New cars
for Jack Kinsey and Catherine Cookston
. . .Stork shower for Peggy Gates. . .
Samples of Bill Siiik's home-grown
tomatoe s.
Pairing Department
Myrtle Beach vacationers from
the pairing department were: Connie
Hughes (who also visited in the Blue
Ridge Mountains), Inez Yow, Paige
Bodenhamer, Janet Neave (also Caro
lina Beach) and Esther Lowe.
Seen at Carolina Beach were
Carol Cates and Gertrude Newman.
Maxine Todd vacationed at Ocean
Drive Beach, while Eva Jones was at
nearby Cherry Grove Beach.
Jackie Hedgecock enjoyed Cres
cent Beach.
Visiting Jacksonville, N. C. and
Atlantic Beach was Delores Riddle.
Louise Smith enjoyed her vaca
tion at White Lake.
Frances Wood chose Long Beach.
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