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BUCK HARDEN’S HOME
Pictured are Rev. Wade Coggins,
his wife, and small son, who are going
to Columbia, South America after spend-
ing a year in this country. This will be
their second trip as missionaries to the
South American country, which seems
to indicate that they like it and feel they
are wanted and needed.
Wade is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles (machine shop) Coggins who re
side at 409 Ferndale Drive. He and his
family expect to be away five years, as
Specified by the Gospel Tabernacle of
High Point, their home church.
It is with great sadness that we pay
a final tribute to Lottie Walker, looper
of plant four, who passed away June 7,
f954. Mrs. Walker was born March 15,
1896 and had been employed by Adams-
I'^illis since September 3, 1946. Her
niany friends extend their sincere sym
pathy to her family in their bereavement.
Ruby, not Josephine, made quite a
trip in her Ford, not Oldsmobile, dur
ing vacation weekl
Ruby, Wyatt and Donnie Shields of
Kernersville participated in the "Horse
less Carriage Caravan" which left from
Laurinburg on July 15 and toured West
ern Carolina. They were driving a 1922
T-Model and were among the 60 contest
ants to make the entire trip.
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The average person spends a vaca
tion at the beach, fishing, sightseeing,
etc...but not Vestal Fulp. He went
a-huntin' bear, and he found onel He
brought back this picture as proof-posi
tive. Guess we'll have to believe him
since Margaret tells the same story'.
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Winslow spent
their vacation in Miami and Daytona. . .
Mrs. Winslow is employed in Plant #2.