CAFETERIA & CANTEEN
By Anne Kitchen
Those taking vacations
from our department this
month were as follows: War
rior McCall spent part time
opossum hunting and one bit
him on the finger. Valary
Carter vacationed to dig his
potatoes and it rained all
week. He says he’ll dig them later. A. E. York
is having to paint and fix up around home so he
won’t have time to attend all the football games.
Glenn Newton is hauling coal and peddling ap
ples. John Dills stayed home and prepared for
winter. Others having vacations were Bob Kai
ser, who, while on his vacation took an airplane
ride from Hendersonville to Brevard. Curtiss
Chapman is staying home and helping the wife
tend to the babies. Curtiss’ wife has recently
undergone an operation at the hospital and is
doing nicely.
Walter Robinson is taking a vacation and work
ing at the Pierce Moore. Watch out for your In
come tax.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thomas a son.
Mother and son are doing fine.
We welcome to our Department the following
new Canteen helpers: J. C. Chapman and Reeves
Ricker. From the Cafeteria, James Hawkins, and
Paul Patterson.
We extend to Warrior McCall our sympathy in
the loss of his brother, Otis McCall.
We are sorry to loose Daniel Belmer. He was
transferred to Cellophane Police Department.
We will all get to take a ride now that Mildred
Baumgarner has purchased a new car.
We are sorry to hear of the death of Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Anders’ uncle, J. A. Devoure. He was
killed while cutting timber.
MOVIE SCHEDULE
December 7 FLYING TIGERS
John Wayne, John Carroll, Anna Lee
December 14 THE PLUNDERERS
■ (Cinecolor)
Rod Cameron, Llona Massey, Forrest Tucker
BEAVER VALLEY
A Walt Disney Technicolor Production
December 21 THE CHEATERS
Joseph Schildkraut, Billie Burke
December 28 HOLIDAY AFFAIR
Robert Mitchum, Janet Leigh
SELECTED SHOJIT SUBJECTS
Serial: THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN
MARVEL
AUTOBOUND & MACHINE BOOKLET
By Margaret Smith, Sara Loftis and Eula Landreth
On Halloween the witches and goblins roamed
the streets of Brevard and Hendersonville with
Carolyn Garren, Margaret Smith and Lucille Dock-
ens from this dept, getting first prize at the Car
nival held at Brevard High School.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Clouse, a son,
Larry Stephen at Patton Memorial Hospital in
Hendersonville on October 21. Mrs. Clouse will
be remembered as Lucille Whitaker, formerly of
this department.
We sympathi2e with Eula and Margaret Lan
dreth on the loss of their father-in-law Mr, D. C.
Landreth, Sr.
Welcome to Frank Rymer, our newest worker
in Autobound.
Vacationing this past month was Charlotte Barn
well who went fishing at Lake Chatuga and caught
4 fish weighing 15 lbs. Eula Landreth spent a
week visiting friends in Wilmington, Del. Gladys
Cassell visited her brother at Columbus, Georgia.
Attending the Wake Forest-Clemson game Sat
urday were Carolyn, Margaret, Lucille and Flor
ence Gillespie.
Shown above are some of the first oranges
grown in our Greenhouse. They are Satsumas, and
the plants come from Georgia.
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