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firttiont NEWS
JUNE 25, 1954
Camera Follows Family On Brief Camp Firestone Vacation
(1) Entering Camp Firestone (car with camp custodian standing
beside it) for a week-end visit are Second Hand and Mrs. Carl Rape,
and son Bobby. After checking with the camp custodian, as must all
camp guests, they proceed to the Second Hands’ Cabin—their home
for the next two days. (2) As soon as possible after checking in,
Mr. and Mrs. Rape head for the lake (Lake James), in this instance
to go motor boating. Although many go to the oanip piimuiily to
fish, this family (the son was swimming nearby) prefers water
sports. (3) It’s time for chow for the Rape family who seat them
selves at the kitchen table in the recently remodeled Second Hands’
Cabin. (4) After a full day of boating, swimming—and in Bobby’s
case collecting sunburn—the family can turn in for a cool night’s
sleep on bunks such as these. There are three bunk rooms in all
in this cabin; two similar to the one shown, the other somewhat
mailer.
Suddeth Champions
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SECOND GAME
FIRESTONE
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M. Huffstetler, C.
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Faulkner, 3-B, 2-B
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Jordan, P.
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Turner, 1-B;
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Lundsford, 3-B., 2-B.
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Freeland, S. S.
2
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Honeycutt, R. F.
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R. Huffstetler, R. F.
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Jones, L. F.
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Dodgen, C. F.
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G. C. Y.
Bumgardner, S. S.
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Elmore, R. F.
3
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Smith, 1-B.
0
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Heafner, C. F.
3
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Bradley, P.
3
1
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Marchant, 3-B.
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Tatlock, C.
2
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Long, 2-B.
1
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Parker, 2-B.
1
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Moore, L. F.
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SCORES BY INNINGS
Firestone 1
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G. C. Y. 0
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Certificate Winners
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Green, Phillip Shields, Billy Dryer,
Eddie Wiggins, and Andy Harmon.
Troop 4: Jimmy Stewart, Johnny
Long, William Craig, Jr., Frank
Norris, Leonard Friday, James
Friday, Billy Drum, and Charlie
Gray.
Troop 6; Jimmy Summey, and
Carroll Hudson, Jr.
Troop 7: Russell Rice, and Billy
Sayers (Medallion winner).
Troop 8: Tommy Burroughs,
Reginald Jenkins, Stephen Bum-
gardner, Terrell Wilson, Jerry
Rhyne, Jimmy Black, Robert
Bridges, Morris Jenkins, and
Farnum Wallace.
Troop 9: Jimmy Bradshaw, and
Steve Smith.
Troop 10: Larry McElveen, and
Raymond Pearson.
Troop 13; Maurice Walsh, and
Donnie Spurrier.
Troop 20; Richard Reinhardt.
Troop 22; Robbie White.
Troop 25: Carl Lewis, Jr.
Expert Vegetable Gardener
BUSTER STILES, machine tender in the Plastic Dip Depart
ment, poses above in his garden at his home at 105 Sarvis Hill.
Mr. Stiles has had great success in raising vegetables and is now
gathering a varied crop including onions, lettuce, beans, peas,
cabbage, and potatoes. His garden measures 50-by-60 feet and was
planted early in March.
Servicc Awards
FIFTEEN YEAR PINS
Warehouse
Lloyd Lewis
House Service
Melvin F. Knox
Main Office
Gladys 0. Brockman
TEN YEAR PINS
Carding
Perlie Anderson
C. Twisting
Lloyd G. Crain
Sales Yarn Twisting
Rosie P. Parson
Cloth Room
Bonnie L. Moses
Howard Earl Moses
Quality Control
Exie I. Quinn
Lucille M. Foy
Shop
Silas A. Buchanan
Sam Lowery
Oscar G. Jacobs
Spinning
Roy Bruce Bagwell
Ply Twisting
Jay C. Crisp
Cord Weaving
Marshall R. High
Blanche E. McGinnis
S. Y. C. Weaving
Ruth H. Veitch
FIVE YEAR PINS
Ply Twisting
Fay Rhea Helms
Cord Weaving
Lucille B. Burr
Hazel W. Splawn
Spinning
Hattie L, James
Eunice James
Spooling
Zula P. Adams
Lucille C. Graham
Mollie E. Grimsley
Shop
Ray W. Pearson
Wade B. Ledwell
Earl England
Winding
William Turner, Jr.
Firestone Playground
Movie Dates Changed
The following changes
posted with reference to the
stone Playground movie ® ,»
for the summer: “Little Big
will be shown Tuesday, }
“Bonzo Goes to College is |
shown Friday, June 16. . ^
Due to the vacation I
the plant, there will be no
on Friday, July 9.
notice
Due to the plant shutdown
vacations June 26 “ issue
there will be no July Wt"
of Firestone News.
LITTLE LEAGUE BATTING
AVERAGES
AB R H Pet.
M. C. Huffstetler
Ray Jones
Roger Lunsford
Bunny Jordan
Buford Turner
Dwain Faulkner
Doug Freeland
Dobb Phillips
David Jacobs
Gene Dodgen
Sammy Honeycutt
Vance Ipock
Ralph Huffstetler
45 17 15 .333
33 8 7 .212
28 10 7 .250
47 7 12 .277
40 9 16 .400
46 9 12 .261
28 10 8 .286
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3 .177
7 .171
6 .250
2 .250
2 .286
I itlemortatn
MRS. MAMIE MONTGOMERY
Mrs. Mamie Montgomery, wife
of Sweeper Frank Montgomery,
died at her home on West Seventh
Avenue, Tuesday, May 18. Mem
bers of the Shop express their
deepest sympathy to the Mont
gomery family.
CANNIE HOBART BARKER
Cannie Hobart Barker, brother
of Carpenter James Barker and
Millwright Paul Barker, drowned
Sunday, May 30. The employees of
the Shop extend their deepest sym
pathy to the Barker family.
FIRESTONE TEXTILES
P. O. BOX 551
GASTONIA, N. C.
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PAID
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