Above are Jerry and Randall Collins, sons of
Charles Collins of the Finishing Department
(Paper Division). Jerry is 8 and Randall is 10.
'‘B" SHIFT FINISHING
By Katherine Fisher
At this writing we would
like to welcome home Frank
lin Rackley. Velma is ail
smiles and doesn’t mind
working lately. Franklin was
with the armed forces in Ger
many. By the way, they are
also sporting a new Ford.
Carl, I’m still wondering what ole Santa left
you in your stocking at Xmas. You knov/, the
little square package with fruits and nuts around
it. Don’t think it could have been candy. Carl
sure has a lucky wife. She won the five hundred
dollar prize at the last ticket drawing. Maybe you
won’t hesitate to answer the phone call next time.
Freda Boley is wearing a beautiful diamond on
the left hand lately. Just wonder when the wed
ding will take place.
Hoxit you look awfully sleepy on days. Have
you been walking the floor at night with that new
baby?
What is this I have been hearing about Bill G.
killing a bear lately. Sure would like to sample
some bear meat. Randall can you tell us how the
meat tasted? Just can’t seem to get this bear tale
straight.
It seems that the most fun we have had lately
was looking at our pictures for our pass cards. The
funny part was they looked just like us.
We wish to extend our depest sympathy to
Aurie Hayes and Cameron Houk in the loss of
their fathers recently.
Several of the employees have had a weeks va
cation lately. Elizabeth White enjoyed a week
with her sister in Statesville, N. C. Billie Stamey,
Margaret Bryson and Gladys Wirtz spent a week
relaxing at home.
Tommy G. was passing a ring around the de-
The three youngsters above are the children of
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Loftis of Brevard. They
are, left to right, Claudia Anne—three and one-
half years old, Dickie — seven, and Charles
Anthony — three and one-half years old. Their
father is employed in the Fibre Warehouse office.
Fourteen year old Gail Hyder is the daughter of
Andy Hyder of the Paper Division Finishing De
partment. Gail is in the ninth grade in school.
partment the other day. Wonder if he found a
girl that could wear it?
Well, this is not June but we sure have a new
bride in our department. Virginia Albertson was
married to Preston Whiteside last Friday, Feb
ruary 5th. Many years of happiness to both of
you.
The population rate of the United States is
climbing at the rate of 220,000 a month, accord
ing to the Bureau of Census estimates.