NOVEMBER 24, 1954
NEWS
PAGE THREE
SOLICITORS FOR THE 1955 COMMUNITY FUND AT
FIRESTONE TEXTILES
Those appearing?, bottom, (not necessarily in order named) are:
Mrs. Bonnie Dockery, Mrs. Sara ScriigRK, Miss Hetty Moss, Mrs.
Beatrice Carver, Mrs. Sally Crawford, Mrs. Marie Fogle, Mrs. Ruby
Riley, Mrs. Catherine Davis, VV. G. Henson, Mrs. Frances Huffman.
Mrs, Edna Harris, Mrs. Christine Clark, Mrs. Rosa Francum,
O. K. Forrester, Mrs. Lillie A. Brown, Miss Helen Spencer, Sam
Guffey, Hobert Aldridge, James L. I’iercey, S. L, Owens, Roland
Conrad, Sam Honeycutt, Vernon Lovingood, R. E. Conrad, Fred
Morrow, Hugh Wright, Charles M. Ferguson, C. E. Moss, Mrs.
Jennie Bradley, and Mrs. Edna Passmore.
TO YOUR
UNITED FUND
Above: Mrs. Aileen Brimer, Mrs. Juanita McDonald, Mrs. Irene
^^urroughs, Mrs. Kathleen Clark, Mrs. Corrie Johnson, Mrs. Ethel
I^obinson, Mrs. Mary Turner, Coy Bradshaw, Mrs. Rosalie Burger,
Dorothy Baber, Mrs. Pearl Tate.
Carl Rape, Charles Hipps, W. H. Dilling, Otis Thompson, .1. L.
^ arks, Trenton Ginn, Wade Stiles, Belon Hanna, Garland Cabe,
•^ttgelo Androlake, Charlie M. Parham, Thomas A. Fowler, M. .1.
Nichols, Floyd Kelly, and J. H. Brooks.
Top right: Those Avho led in 100 per cent participation among
®ttvployees in Shop, Cotton Twisting, Warehouse, and (iuiality
Control were: Charles Hipps, R. B. Hull, Mrs. Sally Crawford, Mrs.
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onnie Dockery, Marshall Parham, Mrs. Rosa Francum, Fred
^Ofrow, W. G. Henson, Milton Nichols, and Vernon Lovingood.
Community Fund solicitors not appearing in these photographs
''ere: Mrs. Anna Stevenson, Mrs. Emma Stroupe, Mrs. Lucille Braf-
Mrs. Vauda Clark, Walter Tate, Mrs. Edith Whidden, Miss
Van Dyke, and Robert Spencer.
Guessing Contest Offers Prizes
®uld you venture to guess the
W.
: ‘ i^umber of pins knocked down
all
match games of the Duck
fowling
arch 4
bowling Leagues, through
■ 1955?
who come first, sec-
act' tWrd place nearest to the
total will earn one of the
Jawing awards;
Prize—Two bowling balls
ag (duck pins),
p.-
shoes
^ ird Prize—Thirty free games.
'^^^^cement of the bowling
^'^^ssing contest was made by
^^^^ation Department, which
Moh the additional informa-
that;
dze—One pair of bowl-
Each person is limited to one
guess only.
Deadline for entries is Saturday,
December 11.
The contest applies only to Duck
Pin Leagues.
Total number of pins knocked
down during the regular season
will be posted when the last match
games are rolled in all leagues. The
final match is scheduled for March
4, 1955.
As clues to your guessing, the
Department has revealed that
there will be 200 matches, with
G,000 games, rolled in all leagues.
Guesses may be turned in to
the clerk at the Men’s Club.
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