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Si,,:„ A PLUMBING DEPARTMENT GROUP Stratton,
Russell, Vann, West. Standing—Mullis, Allen u isai ,
“'y. (Master Plumber), Miss Wilma Clapp, and "Jack
iara, Kussell, vann, wcsi. uia.
Plumber), Miss Wilma Clapp, and "Jack’
a\v *** '^''3'Ve attempt to keep the wolf
hau^ *^he door. Of course Lewis
aii(i ^ and he picked wild berries,
thine in sight; but even
tjigjj ® to worry about where three
coi^ Were going to come from when
Ulan came. But being a wise,
it) jj. had an idea, he remembered
"^igs^l had read a book,
rea(j • * ^*Ss,” and more recently he had
teers Newspaper “Packers Is Profi-
'*'eat' decided to raise his own
l,o\vij, ^ threo months ago.
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Deryiy^' “'xi wKh U nil tlioy ntlll
and •'^’niiUn pigs, the Humo weight
lier
■Son
yj ** tilU
®- Now he thinks
some mean
^ ‘s feeding his pigs “Anti-fat.
abom th'.* to say anything
(lro[) ^ fellow i3ockham, but we will
"‘nt to the effect that a certain
fell
th
low
[tie na""^” operates at the Narrows by
vvants Sturkey (Bob Jones, who
•better ° *'^arry, calls him Turkey) had
step. Beck hasn’t got-
On '' separation stuff,
ilu ^
of
iring ”u Most prominent visitors
®tol{gg ^ ® past month was Dr. S. E.
Very ’ Salisbury. The Doctor was
«ei ititerested in a spare water
'vh
and
th ~ ^fter a thoro examination
ling had never run across any-
® in the human body.
^ feel relieved.
10, ''o'‘y Quiet for a long
fact that we have been
t'fUo
by
-''u ‘>len to hang over the
®°ldiefg, sign reads: "Old
Home;” but "time changeth all
things,” so we called a meeting and de
cided to abandon this sign, as we a.e
“putting out" now.
Mr and Mrs. W. H. Crow were visitors
in Badin a few days ago. Mr. Crow be
fore going overseas, was employed by
the Tallassee Power Company, holding a
position in the Yadkin Narrows po^
house as assistant to Mr. B. L. Gom .
We were all glad to see Billy again, an
talk of old times. _
Fred Childers enjoyed a two weeks
vacation recently, visiting among rela-
llvoH and fi'iciKls In ItlucKHlmif,, . • -
a lot CO TalliiHHco Av.mi. o
the other day. and says she will gjacU.a
next June, and he hopes that building
material and furniture won't go up
the meantime. _
Mr L B. Shoemaker, who "acted ab
operator during the Turbine Test, accord-
• fhP last edition of The Badin Bul
the iob- but during his
T n'TM is 2ilso on tn6 t ^
letin, is whispering to
spare moments he sun
himself and wondering what that Tu
bine Test gang call an operator.
11 rti^^iratnrs h&s Itinded
he is coming
lot in the graveyard, so he win
to stay here a long time.
W H. Clark was a recent visitor o
we are on tne
Winston-Saleni. ^ j^at Clark be
Bubjcct, we would sugge t
tsTt boyTeriaLy shows interest when
:cV»‘ tei." "•
VVe had some "Buckover" the other
night. It sounded about like the Western
Front two years ago. Mr. Thorpe heard
it at his home, and he established a new
record of speed between Thorpaville and
Rotary Station 25. He made it in noth
ing “flat.”
Bob Jones was taken very sick recent
ly, and went to his home at Rock Hill,
S. C., to regain his health, weight, and
peace of mind. Bob says she still loves
him. Say, Bob, why not consult a four-
leaf clover, and save railroad fare?
Mr. G. R. Randell (Uncle George) is
happy now. Mr. Wheeler gave him a
new fish hook, and now he is catching
fish by the mouth. Of course, before
this, it had been "Feed the Fish, and
Cuss,” with Uncle George.
Our popular (especially with the la
dies) poleman, Mr. Chas. Morton, has
left us, to again take up arras for our
Uncle Sam. Charlie says he wants to
see a slice of this world, and his Uncle
offers the opportunity.
Mr. S. M. Garrison, electrical engineer
■for the Hardaway Contracting Company,
at Lugolf, S. C., was a business visitor
to Badin recently. While here, Mr. Gar
rison was the guest of Mr. L. J. Adkins,
of the Mountain Club.
By the way, we had a visit the other
evening from some of our new teachers;
and What do you think? They were
interested more (besides ourselves) in a
comfortable chair. You see they had
walked from Badin.
Mr. I’. JohiiKoii, who looks nftcr tho
giUcH, mill who liuK lu'i'ii huvliig it no
easy "Dreaming in the I’ale Alooiilight,”
has also resigned from the Home, and
is “Putting Out” operating the oiling sys
tem.
The rotor in one of our motors has
been sick for some time. After several
consultations with different doctors,
“Shorty” Bumgardner says he thinks it
needs about two hypodermics of 2300.
If the Narrows Power House Operators
want to know the quickest way to sepa
rate No. 3 generator from the Southern
Power Company, ask Mr. G. R. Randell,
who is now operating at the Falls.
Mr. H. F. Mintz, of Blacksburg. S. C.,
has accepted a position with the Tallas
see Power Company, as operator at the
Fails Power House. We are glad to have
Mr. and Mrs. Mintz with us.
Regardless of old man H. C. L., some
people in Badin can save money. Mr.
Rockficld asked to be off long enough
to make a deposit in the Bank of Badin.
He returned.ten days later.