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Hosiery Division
HIGH POINT PLANTS
Men's and Boys' Hosiery Division:
Congratulations
and best wishes to
Drema Joyce Ross
and John A. Perdue
who were united in
marriage on June I,
1973 at Pentecostal
Holiness Church.
They are making their
home at 502 Fairfield
Road. Drema Joyce
i s employed in the
seaming department.
From reporter Rochelle Ester:
The summer is flying by and before we
know it, we will be settling down for the winter.
Most of us will have some nice memories of
things that we have done and places that we
have gone during the summer. After talking
with some of the folks in the knitting room, it
sounds like they will have their share of memo
ries. The knitting department worked during
the week of the Fourth, which is considered
vacation week, but several of the folks took
some time off: Virginia Wood had visitors from
St. Louis, so she took off to enjoy her
c omp any, ., Rochelle Ester went to see her
brother in West Virginia and came back by
Natural Bridge and Luray Caverns, . . Those who
were working in the knitting department the week
of the Fourth had the pleasure of having Helen
Mason act as their timekeeper. Don't feel sorry
for Helen because she and her sister, Billie
Bowden, had already spent a week in Maryland
visiting their sister. .. Frances Hundley took
her first plane trip. She flew to Pennsylvania
and drove o n to Niagara Falls. . . Dorothy Cline
visited relatives in Madisonville, Tennessee
and went to Myrtle Beach. .. Geneva Hassell
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wen t to see her son in Houston, Texas. . ,
Frances Turney visited her sister in Newark,
Del, , .Betsy Downing enjoyed a trip to Caro-
winds. , .Herbert King visited with friends in
Georgia. . . Eloise Dailey went to Chattanooga,
Tennessee, Rock City and Six Flags. .. Linda
Lamb visited friends in Norfolk, Virginia and
also spent some time at Myrtle Beach. . . The
beaches were inviting to quite a few people:
Kitty Hilliard spent a week at Ocean Island,
Derrell Frazier went to Crescent Beach, Ray
mond Stamey went to Cherry Grove and Ava
Lee Hodges went t o Myrtle Beach. Claude and
Esther Cook went to the beach and to see the
U. S. S. North Carolina Battleship. . . Jerry Green
and family spent a week at North Myrtle Beach.
Estelle Teal was on sick leave at vacation time.
Viola Lineberry, Betty Nalley and Mildred
Carter were among those who went camping
with their families. , . Etrula Williams said
that something good happened to her. She held
evangelistic services in several churches in
South Carolina and also got a one-year contract
with the Music City Song Grafters of Nashville,
Tennessee. She wrote a song, "Nobody Knows
The Trouble You See, " and it will be out soon.
Jesse Moore has been fishing every chance he
gets. Did you see his picture in The High Point
Enterprise? He was the lone fisherman at City-
Lake just sitting and thinking and waiting for
the fish to bite. . .Some of the folks say that
they haven't done anything special just been
using the time to fill up their freezers. . . Edns
Teal says that she is still hoping to getinabeacb
trip to Holdens Beach. . .Jewel Patterson ha®
recently returned to work after spending a week
in the mountains, although she said most of her
time was spent working, . .Lucille Miller ha®
returned from a visit with her brother in Canada*
She also took her first plane trip. Lucille said
it was not as bad as she thought it would be, but
she still does not care for flying unless it i®
to see her brother, , .Frank Dingier attended
the annual homecoming at Mills Home in Thoma®'
ville on August 4 and 5. He said that he hasbeeP
going every year since he graduated in 1929.
year, he saw some people that he had not seen i**
35 years. Mary Deaton and Annie Mae Lewis,
the sample department, also attended the home
coming. , .Donald Garris had a little mishap
while at a karate session, which resulted in hi®
having to walk with a cast on his foot. He o nlV
has a slight limp now and it looks as though he
will soon be as good as new. . . It is good toha'^®
Roy Watson back to work with the "knitting rood’
crew. " He was out due to surgery. . . George
Neal and his wife, Mary, enjoyed their trip to
California so much last year that they decided t®