r
The seamers
and inspectors of
Plants #6 and #7
shared a ham and
turkey dinne r
Christmas week.
The dinner was
complete with the
ladies bringing
their favorite home ■
made cakes and
pickles. Here they
are paused to give
Christmas thanks.
BLOOD DONORS
The goal of 100 pints of blood
from employees of Adams-Millis
Corporation at the January visit of
the American Red Cross Bloodmobile
fell short due to the'prevalence of
colds and other virus infections among
the employees.
Officials of the Bloodmobile in
High Point had asked the members
of the Industrial Management Club to
sponsor the January visit. The I.M.C.
members, working closely with other
personnel in Adams-Millis plants, con
tacted all previous donors who also
assisted in contacting those who have
never visited the Bloodmobile. The
result was 60 volunteers, of which 11
were rejected because of low hemo
globin and other causes. Those volun
teers were:
Plant #1: Alma Johnson, Paul
Spenard, Sylvia Johnson, Jessie D.
Jones, Mary Lee Cranford, Bobby J.
Tilley, Jerry Smith, Paul Solomon,
Mary Margaret Smith, Willie Hester,
Arthur M. Jones, John William Smith,
Theodore Terry, Ethel M. Graves,
Robert Breeden, Betty J. McCall,
Leo Griffin, Cyrus Dockery, Jennings
Little, Priscilla Cody, Dennis Car
ter, Frank Dingier, Glenn Kennedy,
Grace Meeks, Douglas Streetman,
A. C. Smith, Odis Stamey, Lillie G.
Hill, Buddy Taylor, Elizabeth Morri
son, Irene Heath, Leo Davis, Nancy
Beeson, Estelle Jolley, Pauline M.
Guinn, George Sledge, Ben Hair,
Allen McDaniel, Robert G. Davis and
Lula Dunn;
Machine Shop: Neal Pierce, Car
los Auman and Roba Boyles;
Pointer: James J. Lowe;
Plant #6: Millie Moore, Thomas
Fagg and Margaret Beeson;
Plant #7: Aldy Love, Virginia
Martin, Treva Musgrove, Frances T.
Wood, Bill Hayworth, Mitchell Car
ter, Nancy Smith, Georgia Hunt and
Rachel Marsh:
Office: Mack Harris, Johnnie
Kirby, Bill McGuinn and Harry G.
Bell.
The next visit of the Bloodmobile
is scheduled for February 28 and
March 1.
There's this to be said about the
average taxpayer; he's alive--and
kicking.
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