Now that, in a manner of speak
ing, we're all working by the sweat of
our brow, it's getting harder and
harder to keep our minds on the busi
ness at hand. We're all looking for
ward to a well-earned vacation. . .so,
everyone please have a safe and happy
one, hear?
waiting for our vacations to come
around; then, we'll have something to
talk about, too.
Main Office:
Barbara Jean Hiatt and George
Ernest McDowell, Jr. , were married
on Friday evening, May 14, in the
Green Street Baptist Church Chapel
in High Point. Dr. E. W. Price of
ficiated at the 7 p.m. ceremony. The
couple are making their home at
1023-B Richland Street. The bride
is employed in the main office; she is
the daughter of Christine Hiatt, cor
respondence clerk of Plant #1.
Plant #9:
MAC Panel employees seem to
get around quite a bit in the summer.
Glenda and Bruce Burns went to
Yaupon Beach this past weekend; Alta
Murphy and some of her friends went
to Myrtle Beach; and Nancy Hankins
and her husband enjoyed a trip to
Carolina Beach. Rachel Cranford
enjoyed the weekend camping at Lake
Tillery. And the rest of us? We're
I
While Dale Faircloth washes the
windows at Plant #7 during spring
cleaning time, he is under the watchful
eye of Sidewalk Superintendent Herman
Russell.
Barry Cook,
grandson of Mazie
Rowland, folder of
Plant #7, graduated
from High Point
Central High School
in June. Barry was
an outstanding
athlete while in
school. He has
been awarded a
scholarship to Lees
McRae College.
SCHOOL'S
OUT!
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