May 22, 1944
THE MILL WHISTLE
Five
ON THE JOB
FOR UNCLE SAM
A Corner For Our Boyi in the
Armed Fcrcei.
Morrel Conner,
former Mill Whis
tle reporter at
Bedspread, and
his charming dau
ghter, Linda Mar
lene. All send
best wishes, Mor
rel.
Pvt. Howard Clark. We don’t know
where Howard is, but good luck, sol
dier.
Sgt. Thomas Edwards, notified his
mother, Mrs. Martha Edwards, of safe
arrival overseas.
Pvt. James W.
Hodges, and his
little son, James
W. Hodges, Jr.
Young Jimmie is
just a year old.
Daddy is at Camp
Stewart.
V ... —
/
Pfe. Henry Kirks and Mrs. Kirks, the
former Miss Jettie Allen. Pfc. Kirks is
now in a hospital overseas, recovering
from an operation.
V . . . —
When D-day comes will that Bond
you bought help bomb ’em?
Cpl. Fred Darnell, 4 years in army.
Now back at Camp Jackson. Pvt. Ray
mond Darnell, sons of Mrs. C. T. Dar
nell, Karastan.
T
Pvt. Raleigh Rodgers, now training
at Fort McClellan, Ala.
Musker Allen, S 2/C, recently spent
a furlough with wife and parents.'
V . . . —
Roy Arnold Jenkins, one-year-old on
May 18th, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Jenkins. Daddy has been em
ployed at Bedspread for ten years.
V . . . —
You ought to put your foot down and
show your wife who is running things
at your home.
It isn’t necesGary. She knows.