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MAY ISSUE
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sympathy to Jewel Crumbley
whose mother, Mrs E. M. Messer
of Hartford. Tenn., died May 10.
Jewel, of course, was called home.
Jewel Baker wishes to thank the
flower club for the flowers and the
girls for the lovely duster and the
many cards they sent her.
Lela Brile’s memory verse for
this month is found in I Corin
thians: third chapter, 13th verse.
“Every man’s work shall be made
manifest: for the day shall de
clare it, because it shall be re
vealed by fire; and the fire shall
try every man’s work of what sort
it is.”
Slimeree
By
Margaret
Hill
Mrs. Theresa Willoughby’s son,
daughter-in-law, and little grand
son are here from Florida. Her
grandson was admitted to the
hospital in serious condition but he
is much better now.
Kat Hill loves this kind of
weather—for she has been to the
river again for lunch.
Our deepest sympathy goes to
Janie Sheetz whose sister, just 33
years of age, died suddenly of a
heart attack.
We think that a death taking
away a loved one and a fire de
stroying a home are two very
heart breaking things—and our de
partment has had both.
NEWCOMERS AT HUDSON—New additions to the Anvil Brand family at the Hudson division
include, left to right: Irene Miller, of shorts: Wanda Bryant, office; Lilly Cumbie, slimeree; Carole
H3n6s, dungarG6sj Angela Hunt, shippinjj; Louise Deal, slimereej Karbara Brewer, shorts, and
Pansy Thomas, slimeree.
Dovie Dameron’s son lost his
home by a fire recently. The fam
ily saved only the clothing they
were wearing.
I would think Shirley Faircloth
would say: “No more ham for
me.” She was poisoned from a
sandwich recently and was out of
work for a week.
Myrtle Kennedy has been ab
sent a week due to illness.
We wish to welcome our new
comers. Hope they will feel at
home with us. They are Florence
Jean King, Lillie T. Cumbie and
Etta Louise Deal.
We hope Ella Allen’s father will
soon be well again. He has been
in the hospital for some time.
Oldham
NICKNAMED “B U C K”—But
his real name is Kenneth Hill.
He’s the son of Paul Hill at In
dependence and also is a brother to
Frankie Phipps. He is 13 years old
and in the eighth grade.
If anyone noticed a pained look
on Evelyn Witcher’s face for a
couple of days it was because
they wrecked that nice new Dodge.
Me? I’d have bawled!
Tried a little fishing with Cookie
Wilkerson and Bob Alexander, but
our net results was a sore throat
for Bob and one (1) Crappie for
Cookie—A big zero (0) for me.
Baseball practice came to a
smashing halt the other day with
the violent demise of Howard Mc-
Leoud’s windshield from a wild
pitch of John Turner’s. Dig deep,
John!
Roy Rickard says our last
month’s item regarding his latest
addition to his house should have
been two rooms instead of one. We
regret very much making this er
ror and we are glad to make this
correction. We suggest, though,
that he have some extension
phones put m. If you don t believe
he needs them, try calling him
sometime.
Sarah Sparks seemed very
pleased to have another girl work
ing with her for a change. Madge
Wade of the Sherrod Division came
down and worked with Sarah for
one day.
Hope that Roger Tate shed his
jinx when he finally totaled out
his Plymouth. After being hit twice
and having one smashup, he now
has a sleek Olds “98” convertible.
We are glad to see Napoleon
Johnson up, around and improving
after a long illness which included
undergoing major surgery. Hope
he will be back with us soon.
Does anyone have a sure-fire
cold remedy? If you have, I wish
you would give it to Frank Lam
bert. For seven years now he has
been taking a cold.
Louise Davis, on a fishing jaunt
to High Rock, kinda let it slip
her mind about the kind of bait she
could use without her license. An
approaching game warden made
her pull her lines and make a fast
getaway. Better get yourself a
license, Louise!
I would like to remind -everyone
in our department that this is your
column. We reporters are neither
columnists or writers. We only
gather the news, so please volun
teer any news that you have, no
matter how unterinteresting you
think it might be. Others might
think it is very interesting.
Overall
and
Boxer
By
Polly
Cannon
We want to welcome our new
girl, Barbara Brewer, and we hope
that she will enjoy working with
Opal Johnson’s little boy is in
Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem.
He has undergone an operation on
his heart and is getting along
just fine.
Mamie Garner’s son visited her
for Mother’s Day. He is Lt. Fred
Garner and was accompanied
home by his wife and baby.
I think all the mothers in this
department certainly enjoyed
Mother’s Day with most of their
children home and with beautiful
corsages and gifts.
My family had its annual re
union last Sunday at my sister’s
home, Mrs. Jessie Pierce of Den
ton. We certainly had a lot of good
eats and all of us had a wonderful
time.
It seems everyone is going to the
mountains these beautiful week
ends. I guess they will soon be
going to the beaches. North Caro
lina has some of the most beautiful
vacation spots in the United States
and we should all take advantage
of them.
Winnis Osborne and family went
picnicing at Hanging Rock last
Sunday. She says it was really
cool up there.
Alice Smith spent a week re
cently in South Carolina visiting
friends and family.
Eskew Crotts spent the day in
the mountains last Sunday. She
was at one of the most beautiful
spots in North Carolina—our own
Morrow Mountain. Everyone who
hasn’t visited there should do so.
Mamie Lambeth says she went
fishing last Thursday at High
Rock Lake and caught 100 fish.
I think the big ones got away.
Sadie Hedgecock also spent a
Sunday recently in the mountains.
She got caught in the bad wind
and hail storm we had and says
it was really bad up there.
Coleen Stanley says she has
moved into her new home at Rt. 1,
Trinity. Says she will really like it
if she ever gets all her “junk”
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