MACHINE BOOKLET & AUTOBOUND
By Margaret Smith, Sara Loftis atid Eula Landreth
It’s good to see so many wearing Red Cross
buttons and to know that they have contributed
again this year to a worthy cause.
We wish to welcome Lily Mae White and
Agnes Hilemon who are back with us again. Both
were former employees in this department.
Glad Sara Avery is back at work after being ill
with mumps.
Since last months’ news we have had two wed
dings and one engagement. Florence Snyder be
came the bride of Albert Bell on February 13th,
in Greenville, S. C. A shower was given for Flor
ence at her home and all from this department
were invited. Many lovely gifts were received by
the honoree.
Ruby Dunn was married to Robert Rogers on
March 30th at Taylorsville, N. C. We wish for
both couples much happiness.
Thelma Snyder is wearing a lovely diamond and
plans to be married sometime this summer. Jack
Wilson is the lucky man.
Tulen Israel and Laura Pharr spent Saturday
in Spindale.
Among those having vacations this month were
Lucille Clouse, Edna Oliver, Ruby Rigdon, Ruby
Dunna and Myrtle Smith. John Smith was sup
posed to have had a vacation, but worked on his
new house instead. Eula Landreth went to Flori
da for a week and came back with the beginning
of a good tan.
Phil Riddle purchased a new home in North
Brevard and his spare time is divided into the
planting of his lawn and the W. N. C. baseball
workouts. Results—sore muscles.
John Love reported for work one day last week
wearing lipstick. Said he liked the flavor too.
Lucille Dockens and Margaret Smith spent the
week-end in Atlanta, Georgia.
Turby is planning a big fishing season. Looks
like he would invite Alvin Blythe to go with him
sometime, but Alvin said the only place he was
allowed to go was to work in his garden all sum
mer.
A real executive is a man who can hand back
a letter for the third typing to a red-headed stenog
rapher.
Uncle Ulys says, "GOLF is the game that turned
the cows out of the pasture and let the bull in.”
Shoivn celebraitng her fourth birthday is Bobbie
Carole Tinsley, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Charles
M. Tinsley (Champagne).
The young lady above, celebrating her second
birthday, is Sue Ella Wilson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. L. C. Wilson (Champagne).
DID YOU KNOW?
That the 'Tour Horsemen” of Notre Dame
trained at Camp Sapphire in the summer of 1924.
In case you’ve forgotten them, they were Harry
Sturldreher, Don Miller, Jim Crawley and Elmer
Layden.
A man 35 years old has an average of 17 mil
lion more minutes to live. When he gambles with
safety to save one or two of them he risks the re
maining 16,999,998.
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