AMCO NEWS--TexElastic Corporation
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The girls in the office gave Brenda Byrd a
baby shower on October 29. Brenda went on
maternity leave November 15. She is thinking
blue.
I' The sons of Jean Peele and Janie Conard
played football for the Allen Jay Green Hornets
team. The team won the city championship and
the privilege of riding in the Christmas parade.
Congratulations to Frances and Wade Kennedy
who celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary
in November.
Edith Hinkle is bringing her daughter, Vickie,
home from school for the Christmas holidays.
Pat Angel's parents came from Ulman,
Missouri recently and spent a week with Pat and
her family.
Lucille Burrow and her husband went to
Maggie Valley for a weekend in November.
Welcome back to Louise Little. Louise is
returning from a leave of absence for having
surgery.
Ernest Dickey's sons, Donnie and Harold,
are looking forward to coming home for
Christmas. They are in service.
The Jim Kendalls are the proud parents of
a new daughter, Carrie Elizabeth, born Sep
tember 6, 1974.
Ruth Lawson's son, Darrell, will be married
to Angel Kay Todd at Emmanuel Baptist Church
at 4:00 p.m. on December 21, 1974.
Catherine Cherry and Laura Weldon will be
going to Stanton, Nebraska for Christmas to
visit Catherine's daughter.
RAEFORD
James J. Johnson
Husband of Lessie Johnson, Archdale plant
Roy Conoly
Husband of Betty Conoly, Raeford plant
Thelma Buchanan
Mother of Betty R. Stewart, Raeford plant
Mary Shaw
Mother of Catherine Price, Raeford plant
Thurston Miller
Brother of Myrl Miller, Raeford plant
THE SENSES AND SAFETY
Most accidents, of course, are caused by
the mistakes of people. However, a few mis
haps involve failure of equipment. Even these
mechanical failures can be traced back to
someone's mistake, such as not being alert
to defects in equipment and not replacing them.
Your senses can help you spot something wrong.
SIGHT. . . Be on the lookout for accidents
in the making.
HEARING. . . Listen for the off-beat
sounds of defective or improperly
adjusted equipment.
SMELL. . .Your nose can help you
detect most gas or chemical leaks,
overheated bearings, burning
brakes, arcing electricity.
TOUCH. . .Your hands can warn you
of such things as excessive vibra
tion or overheating.
And for good measure, there's your Common
Senses!
--Texaco
PAY ATTENTION
The following people celebrated birthdays
recently: Flossie Taylor, Solomon Swain,
Edward Clark, Rodney Carpenter, Helen
Connell, Gladys Thames, Louise Scott, and
Horace Stogner.
S/Sgt, and Mrs, Billy Conoly have returned
to Pease Air Force Base, New Hampshire after
a month's visit with Billy's mother, Betty
Conoly,
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If you talk while you walk.
Pay attention;
To stay alive while you drive.
Pay attention;
To be afloat in your boat.
Pay attention;
It's those who don't watch what they're doing
who have the accidents.
--Duke Power Company