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I ^ aii»I liis sun . on KasU‘1 '.j: tfiulc l^LiiPP' \M*t»t t ii I hi- ftirin- lulp .M '* ' • tinii , j up Uu* ! J Ii NEWS I'AGE FIVE ' as a|„,j^ "■“•P<-r cr, vl .4 I " »'iy kind in lii “‘"lain l.did ciii.i U»rr l:*.:!'---!. r.r - ^,ntly. WImI.’ tlu-iv, slu' "j. Fi-tivii at Wilmiiictiin. 1- to Mrs. .•>uK - - -^r —i;hv lAU'tiiif'.l <>' . \wiif Kmniiin. >|>ininT, *>' i^'.h »»f t«'f ift'fiiily. -pniiuT, :np I* * oluinl»ia. S. 1'. <»»> r'5i)rjiiv_ Ht‘ was at'iHiiiipiin- •.:Zi hy h:> nn»liuT. K. Mkir MilKr. rollci )>ick- 4 M'ly (»j>rva- f«tl u fr» nioMths aU" .. aii^ lo walk ii<r»\ vvilh iht* f iTJtrbr>. tnr a H' 'iv rm.v- i.'r HT,i i» Mi>. VirK*<* rr>«r, t.'. fc* Jh tht* h»»^pital. <>. Tn> Ifrad. >|»iiiiuT, ha<i as ;rs rtiintty. Mi. aiui Mrs. . of I fXas. Tiny ai’- :ir;»d ihnn to (In'rns}ion», t,i vi>it hi r Mtn, Marshal! vfuij H^nd \\ iUit* ard ami iisuly mi'ivod a telephone' frwa ifcrir M»n, Uoln'i t of the 'i ^tr> Navy, on KasltT i> >talioiKMi at San loving hoisiiTt Davis spinner, Mck list. \Visht*s for *^r retovcry art* scfit to Jur.e BoIdiriKt dauRhtcr B«IdinK of the Cardinjc Hfid Loih |i«ldinif. ■*T. rMeilHJiied her clas:'* * -'/lie MyitU* School einhln »:U a*. KhsKt V.KK p:‘X3r ii* hvr home in I-ove Sar: (iufffy and Mrs, ■**>*^8 faiifft ) have niovfti into ’nvw home at IN BRIEF Mr. «mt Mrs. K. C. Heal <>f .Mlu'iis, (la.. sjH'iit the wick riul loccntly with tlu'ir ilau;;litfr, Mrs. I'aiiliiK' Uailf.v, waij>rr IimkUt. Itoam Diiffor Charlt-s Jam»-s. his wile add family alli'iiiiol tlii- fun- <‘ial of .Mrs. .laiiu’s’ uraiulfiithcr in Uoliliiiisvillf. .\|iril 1. Norman I'rirf, ihi'ckrr, ami family visitod relatives in .Muridiy ilurinc the Kaster holidays. Kutrene Slephensoii. son of Mrs. Ilattif Sli phenson. wimler teniler, left for the I’niteit Slates .\rmy on Mari'h 2r>. He is now stationed at Camp Hooker, Ala. Kermit Ta>liir. yarn man. spent the Kasti r holiilays in Murphy visilin;.' riOalives anil friends. Mrs. Kelrii- Merrill, spo.der ten der. is (akiiijr her vacation. TV/ISTING Trtnliin (Jinn, second hand, is on vacation for two weeks. Vinson (iriKKs. twister teniler, and Mrs. lti»ie (JricK:. reclaimer, lecently siH’nt two weeks with her jirandmother, .^lrs. Ir^nk .\she Ilf .Muiphy. Twister Tender l.onn e Mitchell .,nd Mrs. I.ela Mitchell, warper tender, were in an autii acident on .April The Mitchell's car col- lidiil with another auto on the |!essemer <'tlv lli|,’)iway. There was ahout dama^'e to their car. , Ml. and Mrs. K.ld .Smith ami family of Cant(m were quests of Mrs. Uulh McCreishl. reclaimer, on Kaster Sunday. I’vt. Koy L. Crawfonl, husband of Mrs. I.assir t'ra«ford, respool- »T, spent lwt> weeks recently with his wife* and his parents. Me and ■Mrs. Crawford s|k-iiI a week tour ing Klorida while he was home. Tuislff Tender Vcsti'r l.rdford was on vacation March 2.! IhroiiKh -K. He sjK'nt most of the time at home. Siinri.se Service (Jives Itccital '301ING “■ K.«l. ■1. '\vff|K*r, has ro- uflrr two weeks of '■ H*iri \rwton. warper ten- ^ ’/ Su/jday wit)» )i»t ■ Ihidson in ’ '*ih‘r, and his wife k ftid MH'ently at u the former’s par- Hire, warper leinhT, viii^j Koek recently l.ou .\»uff, winder Sunday in ^ . \i>ilih;r frieiiils. te Hampton, windet H.tnl wcfk «-nd •Ut.-: and iti- Wife, \\<> » ifj. of MISS Ji:l>V SIIDIIANK. .iauKhter of Mr. an'l Shehane, Rave a l>iano recital March :!H, in the piano teacher. Miss K.lith K«y „n South Vance Street. A iium- |„r of her fri.nds and relatives w.Te present, inelu.iilK.': -Misses .Syhile Kay. I'-rothy Short, Minerva Chandler, and l.itha ifawkins. Her father is a twister tender: iier mother an employee i,i the Weaving D.Tartmeiit. Mrs. I.rla lUll Shehane, r.claim- er, has U-en transferred to the first shift recently. l harles lUrl has returned to work as I,earner tender after re- e<ivin»: an honorahlt* diselwin* from the Arm.V. Charles is very ^,|ad to he t.ack with his .dd fr.en.ls i„ Twistin^r Department Odell Thomas, twi>tei dnfler „is parents had as week.-ml ;;ue:-ts rec. ntly, Mr.. Nett.e Hr and her >o,. of l ampa. I'la- Williesaye Thomas. ^‘" 'f,;; Odell, is siM'ii.Imi,' a l„n«h with them at their .sniith Hill K;.thleen f hai.ll.— a"’! .„,l,ei .\i-ite.i li-.r parent-. WEAVING .'»Irs. .\udrpy .Malhis, smash hand, had relatives visiting her recently from Durham, .\. C., and Xorfolk, V'a. •Mrs. .Mae Jonrs. hattery hand, and children s|H'iit the Kaster holi- i days visiting relatives in Hank Co, Ua. I Mrs. llUnch Ikihhins, hattery \ hand, had as her quests during the Kaster hididays, her son, Jimmy, and his wife, .\iin. Mrs. Cdinr DillinK. hattery hanii, and son. Hilly, spent Kaster Sunday and Monday in Kannapolis, j •V. C., Ki'i'iK es|«rial)y to hear thei Central C«dle>;e Choir, of which j her husl<aii<i, Hill is a itiemlx’r. Mrs. I.urillr Davis, chani;o hand, and family visited .Mrs. Kuhy SiH'iicer and family in (!reat Kails, S. C., ri-ccntly. Mrs. lU-alrirr Carver, change hand, is ci.nfined to home on South Firestone Street due to illness. Best wishes for a speedy rc'covery are .sent to her. Willard Stiles, weaver, has en- tereil the Castoii Memorial Hos pital for an operation. Wishes for a sjMXNly recovery K**<*s to him. Miss l.essir Tanner, smash hand, and her mother s|K‘iit Suiulay, April 12. visitintt the azalei Har dens in IfocW Hill, S. C. Ktiherl Nash, loom fixer, and family s|»-nt Kaster Sunday at Chimney Rock. .Mrs. Sarah Davis, change hanil, had as recent ;;uests. Mr. and Mrs. Krnie I.. Davis and daughter from l.ynchliuiK. 'a. Mrs. .Nelle Helms, smash hand, had as recent (guests, Mrs. K. C. West of Colunihia, S. C., and .Mrs. John Privetle of Charlotte. Weaver Samuel He»rll and Mrs. Ile\.ell. weaver, hail as re cent KuesU, the former's brother and family from I’lattshurtr, Welconuil to the Weaving De partment r«-cently were the fidlow- inK new employees; Mrs. (trace (;i|slrap. .Mrs. Mildred Hayes, Kuhy Mullis. K. K. WriKhl, K. C.. Hmle. (Ude Nohlcll, Ceorue Han>rll, ami James Champion. Mrs. Karline (Jordon, weaver, entered the tiarrison Ceneral Hos pital recently for an operation. .Mrs. Ivey l.ail, wife of Ivey l.ail. weaver, is in the (!»stvii .Memorial Hospital. Hist wishes for a speedy recovery aie sent to her. Miss Nina Milton, draw-in-hand, j has ri'tiiriietl to work aftiT thfee months illiie.ss. CLOTH ROOM .Mr. and Mrs. Kmor> Johnson. l.oth employees of the i loth Koom. i spent the Kaster holidays with ; Mr. and Mrs. liill Ayers in ( har- !iottc. I Mrs. Marcarel Davis, inspector. , and family recently spent the week end in Cohiml'ia. S. C. Mrs. Mildred Mcl.ejmore. in- -peitiM. !■«' 'laiicliler' '•n'l' I with cliickeii pox. They aie ui ttini.' Liloni.' line. Jack Morris, dolfi r. ami his wife L,«.nt a lew .lays mendy in UlainsvOh. i;a., «ith relatives. M» *.|ilton \ichols. ir. .pi-ctoi, ■ ,,ilv ,-lli-nili<l the l.iith Mr. ;.mi Mr. I- ,f In lliiii.'-r ,\N KN TIII SIASTIC (JKOCr liiavcd the early morninK chill to attend the first Kaster Sunrise Service presented under the s|ionsorship id the Kecreation Department. The service, held from the jiorch of the Cirls’ Cluh, was jointly conducted hy the ministers of Firestone community churches. Followini; the service, coffee and douKhnuts were served. T\K1N(< I’.VUT in the Kaster Sunrise service on the lawn of the (Jirls Clu\> were these lour community ministers, left to ri(;ht. The IJev. W. C. .Nei'l. West Avenue I'reshyterian Church; the Uev. R. M. H'lriiee West Knd Metheilist ('hurch: the Uev. Frank H. Malone, liiay ’llaptist Church; jnd the Uev. F. H. Dennard. Wesleyan Methodist Church. l.aihe Operator Cramer Little and his family visited the former’s hrother, 1.. Dale Little in Miami, Fla., duriiiK the Kaster holidays. icilities of Camp rvations available id their immediate Industrial Rela- NO. 9 o Receive Custodian Uonnie Moses, inspector, recent ly spent the week end at home with her mother, Mrs. (I. W. McKlraih, in Asheville. .Mrs. .McKlraih has iK’eii ()uite ill for some time. .Mrs. Tommie Harlon, employee in the Cloth Koom, had as recent quests, .Mr. and -Mrs. W. J. Ses- sons, their dauKl'ter-in-law, and j;i aiiildauKhler from .Manley, N. C. WAREHOUSE \Villi.im H- Hainev, and James McCoy has retiirncil to their home recently after lK>in»-' treated for injuries sustained from an .luto luTicient. .MIhtI Meeks is showing' a (ireat improvi‘int‘nt aCter stiffeiin^r a minor injury. Wishes for speedy recovery are sent to him. Welcomed to woik in the Ware- li.Hi.e weie the followini; men: liiith Mli'oii. ,-icond shift cotton tMJcUir. lio»maii Diinoiant. tliii.l sliifl >hippink' ili'partinent, and l'.r«in Worth>. lii-t shift cot ton trucker. SHOP I'iremaii Itoherl I I i'tiii iii'd I" ■" '' af!' ..„^e,; : • tl„- < ^ • V .Mill Till'. ' MAIN OFFICE *roin^.' ,>ItMul»er.- itf tiu* oljirt* |»t*r.sunnei Wfleonu* a> new t-mployfes the fol- ]o\\'ifi}4r (». MelcaJf, who livfs ai 11 Hond Street. Patsy is married aiul has a snuiJi daujfh- tt’r. Her husliand. Ceeil Metcalf, is an 1‘mployee of the ('harlotte News, Miss Maruio ('tisey who lives with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Cosey, hoth em ployees of Kin'stone, at South Kinjr Street. Marjrie is a former employi’t* of (ta>tonia I'liiml)in>! and Ileatintr Company. Mrs. Sarah \\. Kirh\. who is employed in Ship- pinjr 1 )t [lartnu nt. live.- al 117 hul- toM SiHet. Kilii:- .\lo'Mitain. Mrs, Knla W iNon, main offiee. her husl.aiid, ('laytn,i Wilson, and party visited in (’.*lumhia, S. 0,, Sunday, Mar^.'h 'J'.*. T lu* vi"it- etl friiii'Is aiMi a]'., viewed tht* famoU' ^ard»‘f Mf'. Helen tN hi-r •ri, K iihy, M-o .t !U ^S SI narle.' Mooi •way was i t!u*>e tir* ::;'ieme tin ulir.tf tubeli m... at Camp Firestone. ' the camp are given Mrs. Bertha Broome, ;he numerous recrea- »l’fiee, uid dauir’n- lha ^ 1- iidas ' ^^^ilable to ^-^YOUT above are illusti-ated a few of the activities and facilities ^hown here and their families at Camp Firestone: (1) The boat landing arrives this ^ fishing pier and diving platform. When hot weather .^shii^g. ^2) busiest area at the camp—the focal point of water sports and ' ^®cated, is ^^tural and man-made scenic beauty Lake James, on which the camp ' ^ Lake'Ja by few lakes in the state. The bridge crosses directly over a The inset shows a fisherman’s view of the surrounding hills [ t^K^ ^^tchen the dam. (3) Families using the bunkhouses use the huge out- in this dining hut, conveniently located on the water front. Seated at the J*lyer picture is Charles Plyer, right, and members of his family and friends. ®»iployed in the S. Y. C. Weaving. Another employee, Mrs. Betty Martin, is seated at left. Her daughter, Becky, Little Miss Firestone of 1<)RS> ■ * j W Horseshoe pitching is a constant favorite for cam» vLf„ t game are provided: one beside cabin No. 1 and aSr ! picture above, employees William Broome and X I" ‘he tie”. (5) Fishing is the sport that has made Lake Tn °™ ^ Owenby measure a North Carolina. Taking a breather from a trollint L T® of Plant Nurse Grace Reeves. (6) A good manv folk^^ husband perhaps more emphasis on boating as irt^^ boating with motor boat. That the two can be combined successll7v h string of “crappies", shown in the inset which i '*''idenced by the caught by the boating ladies. ’ ‘'®'' *“ fine specimens
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