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AUGUST 25, 1954 Tir«$ton» NEWS PAGE THREE SPINNING Mrs. Lillie A. Brown, spinner, has returned to work after a very long illness. Mrs. Lucy Phillips, spinner, visited her son, Tommy Phillips in Liberty, N. Y., during her vacation. Ml’S. Phillips also toured New York City while there. A/B Gerald Davis, son of Sec tion Man John Davis and Mrs. Lydia Davis, spinner, has joined the Air Force and is stationed at Lackland Air Force Base, San An tonio, Texas. Head Changer W. A. .Tohnson Went deep sea fishing at Little River, S. C. A/B Ronald Thomas, son of Second Hand Ray Thomas, has joined the Air Force and is sta tioned fet Lackland Air Forte Base, San Antonio, Texas. Section Man Oliver Taylor, his 'vife, Mrs. Taylor, spinner, and family spent several days motor- through the mountains of North Carolina and Tennessee. ^ The following employees of the •spinning Department are on their third week of vacation: Mrs. Mary Calhoun, spinner, Mrs. Pauline Wanna, spinner, Doffer Lester Wilson, and Overhauler Howard Burgess. James Pryor, son of Mrs. Virgie ^ ryor, spinner, has returned from tWo years of service in Japan with the Air Force. t^offer Thor Giles is out from ^ork due to illness. twisting Section Man Leon Keisler and his wife, Mrs. May Belle Kieisler, ^espooler, recently visited Mrs. Estelle Keisler, who is a patient a hospital at Columbia, S. C. Section Man Emory McDaniel ^v»d his wife, Mrs. McDaniel, spent ^ recent week end visiting rela tives in Lake City and Charles^-on, S. C. William Cosey, Carding Depart- his wife, Mrs. Annie Cosey, listing Department, and their S^andson, Sonny Brockman, spent ^ Week visiting relatives in Lake S. C. They also visited Mr. osey’s parents in Greenwood, • C., and his sister, Mrs. Jeff ^harpton in Thompson, Ga. Section Man Emory McDaniel, wife, William Cosey, Mrs. ^nie Cosey, and the Cosey’s ^^^ndson. Sonny Brockman, motor- to the Cherokee Indian Reserva- drama, “Unto These j ^ • They say they enjoyed the ^i^a tremendously. "^*^ter Tender Walter Dockery, V Wife, and daughter spent their in Chattanooga, Tenn., 1 Dockery’s father, Dockery, offer Thomas Bradley and his J'la ^ week in Clearwater, Tender J. B. Easier and ^rs ^ two weeks visiting parents, Mr. and lSf_ Q Sawyer of Marbee, his Hobert Aldridge and Pearl Aldridge, in- spent the week end of Mth Monks Corner, S. C., IVtf Aldridge’s mother. SpQoij Mrs. Kirby McGhee, snd Twisting Depart- '^^el^s y^^P^ctively, spent two tVv Ti,'^*®'ting the former’s mo- T. McGhee of Cary- ’ ^enn. I IN BRIEF J. W. Graham and family of Richmond City, Tenn., visited Mrs. Esther Butler, respooler, dur ing the week of July 4. J. A. Haney, cable tender, and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robinson, visited Washington, D. C., recently. Roy L. Crawford, husband of Mrs. Lassie Crawford, respooler, is at home after spending 15 months in the Army, 14 months of this being in Korea. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Piercy visit ed relatives, Mrs. Wm. Duncan and Lester Brown, in Marshall, Texas, June 26 to July 8, Mr. Piercy is a second hand, and Mrs. Piercy is a respooler. Mrs. Francis Bass, daughter of Mrs. Ellen Dixon, respooler, is a patient at Presbyterian Hospital in Charlotte, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clark and son spent their two weeks’ vaca tion at Myrtle Beach, S. C,, and in the mountains of Tennessee. Mrs. Clark is a tie-in-hand. Lathe Operator J. E. Fletcher and his wife, Mrs. Catherine Flet cher, tie-in-hand, spent their va- vation at Myrtle Beach, S. C., Carolina Beach and Lake Wacca- maw, N. C. Section Man Oliver Hardy and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Owens in Hemingway, S. C. Tape Man Giles Gainey and his wife visited their daughter, Mrs. T. J. Thompson in Hampton, Va., and A. B. Davis of Hartsville, S. C. Twister Tender C. L. Lane and family spent their vacation visit ing the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Lane in Mullins, S. C. They also spent a few days at Myrtle Beach, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hughes visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bak er, the latter their daughter, in Amesbury, Mass. They also tour ed Maine, Vermont, New Hamp shire, Pennsylvania, and New York. Twister Tender Jack Sutton and his wife, Mrs. Elmina Sutton, re spooler, spent their vacation with Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Dickey in Memphis, Tenn. Fixer Otho Chambers and his wife, Mrs. Leola Chambers, re spooler, spent a week visiting the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Chambers in Lula, Ga. Mrs. Marie Fogle, respooler, spent her vacation visiting Mrs. Florence Grigg and Mrs. Rosie Smith in Washington, D. C. She also visited her son, M. L. Fogle, in Virginia. Mrs. Carl Whitesides, respooler, her husband and two children spent the week of July 4th at Myrtle Beach, S. C. Twister Tender Horace Haun, his wife, Mrs. Nell Haun, tie-in- hand, and their two children visited relatives in Knoxville, Louden, Maryville, and Tellico Plains, Tenn. They also spent several days at Myrtle Beach, S. C. Mrs. Bertha Dodgen, respooler, and son spent a week at Myrtle Beach, S. C. Mrs. Ina Stiles, respooler, visited her son in Asheville, N. C., during vacation. Mrs. Stiles also visited in Gatlinburg, Tenn. Mrs. Joan Sells, daughter of Mrs. Ina Stiles, respooler, is a patient in the hospital in Tampa, Fla. Twister Tender Larry Lee is a patient at Gaston Memorial Hos pital. MISS MARY ROSE FOY, daughter of Employees Edgar and Hazel Foy, has completed her pre-nursing course at Wof ford College and plans to enter Spartanburg General Hospital School of Nursing September 6. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Gentry of Shelton, Conn., visited Mrs. Sadie Glance, respooler, the week of July 4. SPOOLING George Ballew, sweeper, has re turned to work after three weeks of illness. New employees in the Spooling Department are as follows: Clarice Ray, Elizabeth Friday, Clara Bur gess, Earl Ware, Kenneth Stines and Annese McDaniel. Mrs. Maggie Reed, spooler ten der, and her son, Johnny, spent a recent week end in Murphy, N. C. CORD WEAVING J. B. Warren, Weaving Depart ment, has recently moved to Vance Street, Gastonia, from Shelby, N. C. Leroy Posey’s father has been very sick for several months. Mr. Posey works in the Weaving De partment. Gary Lyles has been transferred to the first shift Weaving from the second shift. Kenneth Bradshaw called his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dillard Bradshaw, by telephone from California. Mr. Bradshaw is serv ing on the U.S.S. Wasp and will sail for a tour of duty in Japan September 1. Weave Room Clerk Hoy Davis, his wife, Mrs. Christine Davis, tie- in-hand, and their children attend ed the Blanton reunion in Shelby, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson and children of Austell, Ga., were guests of Clerk Roy Davis and his wife, Mrs. Christine Davis, tie-in- hand. Mrs. Ferguson is a cousin of Mrs. Davis. Carlin Dugan, Jr., son of Mrs. Rachel Dugan, tie-in-hand, has been sick but is feeling much bet ter now. Mrs. Risbeth Webb, her hus band; Mrs. Evelyn Parham and her husband spent one day at the summer conference of the A. R. P. Church at Bon darken. Mrs. Z. B. Poston of Lake City, S. C., is visiting her sister, Lessie Tanner, Weaving Department. Loom Fixer Joe Adams has en tered Gaston Memorial Hospital for treatment. Loom Fixer Hansford Wilkes is a patient at Garrison General Hos pital. Miss Nina Milton, smash hand, spent her vacation visiting in Thomaston and Warm Springs, Ga. Weaver Carl Stewart, Sr., and his wife, Mrs. Hazel Stewart, re spooler, spent Sunday, August 15, with their son, Carl, Jr., at Ridge crest, N. C. Fixer Zeb Bradley’s family has returned to their home after spending the summer in Frank lin, N. C. Mrs. Clara Mitchell, reclaimer, has been sick for three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Soffold of Atlanta, Ga., are visiting Mrs, Myrtle Benton, reclaimer. Glenn Evans, grandson of Mrs. Ella Roberts, reclaimer, has had another operation at Baptist Hos pital, Winston-Salem, N. C., and is showing much improvement. Mrs. R. E. Taylor of Lexington, S. C., is visiting Mrs. Jesse She- hane, reclaimer. Second Hand Jesse Hodge, his wife, Mrs. Kate Hodge, reclaimer, and family spent a week end at Camp Firestone. Mrs. Mary Reese, respooler, had as guests recently, Caroll Hall of Newport, Tenn., and Aubrey Hall of Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Hazel Clark, tie-in-hand, had as her guests recently, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Tallent and child ren of Alcoa, Tenn. Mrs. Oleen Weaver is recuperat ing nicely after a recent operation at Garrison General Hospital. Mrs. Earline Gordon and family attended the Lawter Reunion in Saluda, N. C. Mrs. Ruby Barton of Aiken, S. C., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Augustine Capps, Weaving De partment. Betty Cloninger and family spent their vacation at Carolina Beach. SHOP Alfred G. Crawford and his wife, the former Miss Cornelia Gantt, arrived from Astoria, Ore gon, recently. Mr. Crawford, a former Shop employee, was sta tioned with the Pacific Fleet in Astoria and has received his dis charge. Mr. Crawford is the son of Millwright James N. Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. Crawford visited the Yellowstone National Park, Red Wood Forests, Salt Lake City and many other places on their way home. Lathe Operator T. H. Triplett, Mrs. Triplett, and their son spent their vacation at Boone and Blow ing Rock, N. C. Harold Umstott, engineer from Akron, Ohio, conducted the prayer services recently at the West End Methodist Church. Mr. Umstott, also, taught the Men’s Bible Class on Sunday. Plumber Lowery Davis and Mrs. Davis visited in Virginia during their vacation. Sanitary Foreman Alvin Dill and Mrs. Dill spent four days at the Wesleyan Methodist Church Conference in Califax, N. C. From there, they visited in Boone and saw the drama, “Horn in the West.” Draftsman Billy Gamble spent his vacation in Washington, D. C. Mrs. W. G. Henson, Jr., and her son, W. G., Ill, have returned to the city from Florida, where Mr. Henson is stationed in the Air Force. Sgt. Henson, son of Plant Engineer W. G. Henson, will join his family here after receiving his discharge from the Air Force in December. Quiz Answers (Answers From Page 2) 1. Mercel Cerdan, Randy Turpin, and Bobo Olson. 2. Boston Red Sox (1949), De troit Tigers (1950). 3. Sammy Snead 4. Mississippi State—Maroons Cornell—Big Red Harvard—The Crimson Alabama—Crimson Tide 5. George Troutman MR. AND MRS. W. H. Cleven ger announce the marriage of their daughter, Barbara, to Pete Glaze of this city on June 10. The wedding was solemnized in York, S. C. The new couple live at 808 West Airline Ave. MISS JO ANN SPENCER, daughter of Mr. ai\d Mrs. A. A. Spencer, was married to Edgar Wright, Jr., of Bessemer City on August 25, in an eight o’clock wedding at West Avenue Pres byterian Church. The bride’s mother is an employee in the Spinning Department; her grandfather is Employment Manager J. K. Spencer. HELP THE MAINTENANCE CREWS FOR YOUR SAFETY Maintenance jobs arc nearly always in process soniewliere in the plant. You can help the maintenance crews maintain a good safety record by staying out of roped off areas; not bothering them or getting in their way; leaving their equip ment alone; and keeping out froin under ladders and scaf folds (where objects aloft can he (Jislodgeti and fall). Don’t start equipment on which they are working. Henieinber while their work may be inconvenient to you at the moment, it is necessary, re sulting in a safer and better place for you to work. ® AMERICAN MUTUAL UIAB. INS. CO.