NEWS AROUND THE PLANTS
PLANT NO. 1
Employees of the Knitting Depart
ment express their sympathy to Clar
ence Sink in the death of his father,
George Free Sink, on April 26, 1956.
A daughter, Terri Lee Warren, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Warren
on April 26, 1956. The mother, Sudie
Sells Warren, is a timekeeper in the
Knitting Department.
Electa Apple, Looping Department,
recently visited her daughter in Akron,
Ohio. While there, she and her daugh
ter flew to Pittsburgh for the showing
of the cinerama movie, "The Seven Won
ders of the Ancient World.Electa was
particularly impressed by the Leaning
Tower of Pisa, St. Peter's of Rome,
the East African Volcano and the Hang
ing Gardens of Babylon. On her return
trip home. Electa visited her son in
Charleston, West Virginia.
Congratulations and best wishes to
Sarah Loggins and Jimmy Rayle who
were married on April 22, in Chester
field, South' Carolina. Sarah is em
ployed in the Pairing Department.
Our deepest sympathy goes to Mary
Clodfelter in the tragic loss of her
daughter, Shelby, on May 13, 1956.
Mary is employed in the Looping De
partment.
Also, we extend our sympathy to
Linnie Mae Spratt in the death of her
father, J. F. Spratt, on April 20; and
to Myrtle Strickland in the loss of her
brother, Lance Maynard. Both Lennie
Mae and Myrtle are loopers.
PLANT NO. 2
jumps and training in the technique of
dropping heavy equipment. These jumps
make a total of 29 for Specialist 3/c
Martin. A member of the Division's
Signal Company, he is a veteran of
World War II. He has served in the
Asiatic-Pacific Theater in the 11th Air
borne Division. Martin is the son of
Mrs. Ina Martin, 210 Barker Street, and
a brother of Margye Martin, timekeeper
in the Knitting Department.
We extend our sympathy to H. C.
Sisk, Shipping Department, in the loss
of his sister, Mrs. J. C. Tucker of
Pilot Mountain, N. C.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Scottl They have a new daugh
ter, Pamelia, born on April 16, 1956.
Richard is employed in the Knitting De
partment.
Also, congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Laster on the birth of a
daughter, Beverly Lynn, born April 19.
Gladys, the mother, is a knitter.
PLANT NO. 4
Lloyd Cody Martin, Knitting De
partment, who entered service in July
of 1954, recently graduated from the
82nd Airborne Division Jumpmaster
School at Fort Bragg, N. C. The two-
week school included three parachute
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Mrs. Lelia Carson, recently re
tired at Plant #4, leaves the plant bag
and baggage following the dinner given
for her by the employees of the Finish
ing Department. The luggage and the