Pictured above are the two daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Camp. Freda, left, is in the eighth grade
and Dorothy is in the sixth grade. Cecil is em
ployed in the Finishing Department (Film Div.)
"C" SHIFT FINISHING
By Robert Taylor
We are glad to have Ralph
Brown back after being out
sick. Also glad to have Bud
dy Burton back after being
out to have his tonsils re
moved.
We want to welcome Har
old Arrington to our shift as
service operator. He comes to us from Sheeting.
Our sympathy is extended to Richard Tinsley,
who recently lost his mother.
Edgar Hollifield decided that he wasn’t seeing
everything that was going on so he got himself
some glasses. You fellows be careful around Edgar
because he can see very well now.
"A" SHIFT CASTING
By Robert Miller
I am going to try to make a better effort this
month than I did in March since I had nothing to
say last month.
You can always tell when spring rolls around.
The two fair haired boys start getting their fish
ing equipment limbered up and their flashlights
out and start catching bugs of all kinds and colors.
Those boys are great fishermen. I guess you won
der who I am talking about, none other than
James Shook and Tom Cooper.
Maybe this early gardening will get your arms
in shape for ball playing because it won’t be long
until we can feel the bat give as we hit the ball
for a home run, ha.
We forgot to report about Jim Fisher’s vaca
tion which he spent in Georgia coon hunting. We
all know that Jim hated to see coon hunting seas-
Above are the two children of Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel H. Taylor of R.F.D. No. 2, Brevard. At
top is Marcia Reena, who is four month's old and
below, Marvin, eight years old. Their father is
employed in the Slitting Department.
on over. He is a great fan of the sport, but Jim
there is always next season.
Henry Heatherly has graduated from a push
plow to the roto-tiller. Was this the result of old
age or in hopes that his wife would do the garden
ing?
If any one wants any attention from Henry Mc
Cormick or Spurgeon Ashe they will either have
to cluck or cackle. They have both gone into the
chicken business in a big way. Easter will be
along soon, let’s hope they have enough eggs for
an egg hunt.
Even with all the car trading going on Bob
Eason is still the mayor with his Mercury. No
wonder you have to wear sun glasses when you
look at it because he spends most of his time
polishing it.
Seems like our quiet boys this month are J. B.
McCall, John Ashe, and Joe Younghusband. They
haven’t done anything newsworthy this month.
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