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Hosiery Division
HIGH POINT PLANTS
Men's and Boys' Hosiery Division:
Best wishes to Grace Clodfelter who is in
the hospital; hope she makes a speedy recovery
and can return to work soon.
Lillian Rainey is out due to a broken arm;
she also is having to take it easy for awhile.
We are glad to have Mary Webster back with
us. Her husband has been ill but is improving
now.
Ladies' Hosiery Division:
Boarding room views, , ,
We think, at last. Spring is here. Never has
everything looked more green--and clean--on the
outside, that is. Those not having to contend
with annual "inside chores" can consider them
selves lucky, for it truly becomes a drag -- es
pecially if you'd rather be out in the yard soaking
up all the good warm sunshine. If you're lucky,
you might take an early week-end at the beach,
as did Dorcas Thomas recently. Perhaps a
quiet place to fish--Doris Campbell caught three
little ones". Getting their summer places at
High Rock readied for the summer are Lucy
Beck and Phyllis Jones, while Nell Chapman is
preparing her camping gear for the week-end.
MaxMoore, rain or shine, is out knocking a golf
ballaround. Zeb Rush is absorbed in making his
garden grow. . . Well, these ^ all good signs
of spring, so let's not think of getting the win
dows washed or the lawn mower fixed as yet!
Reasons for happiness: Ina Blackwell with
a new granddaughter. . . Bill Leonard around
after a lengthy illness. . . Lib Sink driving a
new Buick. . . Elaine Smith and Lucy Graver
back at work after several days of illness.
Hearing Claude Eddinger recently celebrated his
26th wedding anniversary.
Helen Pemberton and her husband, George,
are very proud of the recent addition to their
family--a newly.adopted daughter named Rachel
Devon. Congratulations!
The warm sunshine of Florida was enjoyed
for vacations by: Doris Craven and her husband;
Virginia Walker; and Susie Beck who's sporting
a "first of the season" tan.
Myrtle Beach was the Easter vacation spot
enjoyed by Mary Coltrane and Kathy Stevenson,
Others having special Easter breaks were: Jan
Blakely who was visited by her sister, Diane
Young; Connie Hood who traveled to Washington;
Paige Bodenheimer who went fishing at Kure
Beach; Mary Waldroup who spent a few days
with her mother in Waynesville; and Beatrice
Cole who went to Carowinds,
We all miss Alice Brown who has moved to
Fair Bluff, North Carolina; but we welcome her
replacement, Faye Robbins, and wish her luck
and happiness at her new job.
A big "welcome back" to those who have
been out on sick leave--Imogene Weir, Doris
Craven, and Emma Ard.
MT. AIRY PLANT
Plant 2 has its own softball team, so how
about coming out to see the games and lending
them all your support.
Hassie Berrier was the proud recipient of
an Easter corsage of yellow roses given to her
by Brice Leonard and Everett Hawks, Hassie
also recently enjoyed a trip to Carowinds.
Other Mt.
Airy employ
ees "getting away
from it all" for Easter break were; Sally Key
and her family who went to Myrtle Beach;
Kathleen Chilton who went to Michigan to see her
children; Charles Davis and family who spent
their Easter holidays in the Great Smokies; and
Faye Younger and her husband who spent three
days in Las Vegas during the Home Beneficial
Life Insurance Convention--they went to see
Robert Guela and Foster Brooks while they were
there and really had a good time.
Welcome back to Delores Hall, Betty Holt
and Alma Jessup who have been out sick.
It is also good to see both Jessie Eaton and
June Zagurski back at their machines after re
turning from leaves of absence.
The difference between a thoroughbred
horse and a scrub is that a scrub goes until it
can't go another mile whereas the thoroughbred
goes until it can't go another mile,
goes the other mile.
and then