she chose a transistor radio, which she
sent to her husband in Fort Sill, Okla.
Welcome to Carol Jones of the
O.E.M. Division.
Among those planning a trip to the
beach is Anna Trexler and family.
Have a good time, folks !
Wire Plant:
Good luck to Janice Slate who has
gone to join her husband, Robert, in
Hawaii! !
Basket Ball Team
Cops Second Place
Pictured above is Plant #4's basket
ball team which placed second in the
Kernersville Y.M.C.A. League for the
second successive year. Left to right,
members of the team are: Buster Sey
more, Walley Pope, Jimmie Stafford,
Roger Holder and Robert Frazier.
Kneeling in front is John Edd Cummings,
coach of the winning quintet, also for
the second year. Much credit is due
John Edd for his untiring efforts in
organizing and coaching these teams.
"Never in all history has pessi
mism ever built anything or won a
single victory. The world of achieve
ment has always belonged to the
optimist. "
--J. Harold Wilkins
IN ME MORI AM
Marvin Hammer
Husband of Edith Hammer, Looping
Department, Plant #1
Mrs. Dollie M. Alexander
Mother of G. B. Alexander, Jr. , Stock
Clerk, Plant #1.
Guy Lineberry
Brother of Mabel Caviness, Seaming
Department, Plant #6.
Reid Snody
Father of Nell Chapman, Boarding De
partment, Plant #7.
Nolan Wade
Kindley, former
employee of Adams-
Millis Corporation
and son of Pauline
and Wade Kindley,
both employees of
Plant #1, lost his
life in an automo
bile accident near
Trinity on May 12,
1962.
Born in Randolph County on Sep
tember 14, 1944, Nolan attended
Trinity High School. He was employed
in the Boarding Department of Plant #1
from November 1, 1961, to January 18,
1962. He attended Mt. Gilead Metho
dist Church.
In addition to his parents of the
home, Route #1, Trinity, Nolan is sur
vived by two sisters and one brother.
To the members of his family, we ex
tend our deepest sympathy in their
great loss.
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