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SEW IT SEAMS
NOVEMBER ISSUE
Who's Who, Whaf s What, and Where
News About'IThe People
In Various Departments
Dungaree
Earline
Owens
Lillie Mae Tinsbloom’s husband,
Eugene, was at home on a two-
weeks leave during the last of Oc
tober. Lillie Mae spent Sunday,
November 10, in Galax, Va.
Delphia Wray and family drove
to Skyline Drive for a week-end
visit.
Lorraine Pearson went to Port
Jackson, S. C., to visit her hus
band, James, before he was
ordered to Texas.
We are glad to have Opal Myers
back with us after being out for
several weeks on a leave of ab
sence, and the same welcome is
extended to Theresa Cox who also
was out for several weeks.
Leota Faulk’s father, R. V.
Faulk, of Myrtle Beach, S. C.,
spent a recent week-end with her.
Louise J. Davis’s son, Paul John
son, who is on military leave from
the pants department, was married
October 15 to Johnsie Williams of
Robbins.
Our best wishes go to June
Burke who was married November
7 to John Savage of this city.
Velva Hazelwood spent the
week-end in Danville, Va.
Ethel Brown’s daughter, Myra
Leigh, celebrated her second birth
day Sunday, November 16.
We would like to welcome our
newcomers: Mary Cox, Mary Ruth
Taffer, Mary Carter (who was
transferred to us), Ruth Martin,
Doris Bates, Theresa Cox, and
Billie Sue Wright.
Margaret Gardner, who will be
on leave for a while, was given a
shower Novem’ber 6. She wishes
to thank her friends for the many
nice g'ifts.
SHE’S THREE—Linda Almedia
Younger, aged 3, is the daughter
of Ruby Younger of the shirt de
partment.
Maxine Hall, recently of Thom-
asville, is now living on Johnson
Street in High Point.
Sue Edwards and family visited
her brother in Stuart, Va.
Joan Hedrick spent a day at the
State Fair in Raleigh.
We are very glad to have Gladys
Dillard back with us after being
out on a leave of absence.
Eula Armfield visited her home
in Bennettsville, S. C.
Our sympathy goes to Rebecca
Menscer for the loss of her brother
and to Irene Boles for the loss of
her husband who were killed in an
automobile accident.
Maggie Humphrey’s sister, Mrs.
Frost of Jefferson, Ga., visited
her.
Mae Carroll and family toured
the Great Smoky Mountains.
December Birthdays
— Anvil Brand Family
1 Carrie Hunt
12 Velva Hazelwood
Mahel Beamon
16 Pauline Keck
Ella Little
17 Anna McKinney
Pauline Stratton
2 Clada Cashett
Ruth Craver
Ruby Ingram
18 Annie Thompson
3 H. T. Short
Ruth Crater
Mary Gardner
Faye Underwood
4 Mary Carter
19 Sylvia Tate
Ruth Martin
21 Alice Howell
5 Dora Byerly
22 Louise Welch
Minnie Sue Lynch
23 Myrtle Kennedy
Sarah Baldwin
Mary Frances Ruth
6 Henry Smith
25 Lillian Wood
Margie Shaffer
Oscar Yates
7 W. H. Boggan
26 Sarah Saintsing
8 N. B. Gilmer
Freda Craven
Winnie Shirley
27 Everette Comer
9 Betty Jo Brewer
Bobby Smith
10 Kathryn Johnson
28 Shirley Pierce
Carmen Jennings
30 Vallie Bryant
Mae Pegram
Mary Wolfe
11 Gladys Walton
31 Thelma Smith
Pants
Fersfuson
We are sorry to give up Joyce
Chapman, who has been trans
ferred to the office as switchboard
operator. All of us hope she likes
her new job.
Our new girls for this month
are: Minnie Tuggle, Ann Parsley,
Lola Craven, Bertha Tuggle, Eliz
abeth Welborn and Reta Lee. We
hope they enjoy working with us.
Carolyn Cooper’s mother had a
serious operation. We wish for her
a speedy recovery.
Myrtle Saintsing enjoyed the
Ringling Brothers’ circus in Win
ston-Salem.
Edna Kirk’s son. Jack, is spend
ing a 14-day furlough at home. He
is serving with the Navy.
Kathryn Johnson and family,
also Ruby and “Red” Ingram had
a nice time at Blowing Rock.
Our sympathy goes to Ruby In
gram whose father-in-law died.
Rose Marie Bowers became the
bride of Verlius Morgan on No
vember 7 at her home. She wishes
to thank the girls for the nice
bridal shower they gave her pre
ceding her marriage.
Elizabeth and Gene Humble
visited friends in Fayetteville
recently.
Annie Hughes attended the ice
show in Raleigh.
Alice Ferguson is enjoying her
cuckoo clock, sent her by her hus
band from Augsburg, Germany.
Office
Jo Albertson
We would like to welcome Bill
Thomas to the office staff as of
fice boy, and also welcome Joyce
Chapman from the pants depart
ment as our new switchboard
operator.
Earnest McCall attended the
Carolina-Virginia football game.
Speaking of football, Doris Sing-
ler’s husband, Don, is a member of
the “Special Troops” football team
of the 82nd Airborne Division, so
Doris is seen quite often at Fort
Bragg these days.
The payroll department enjoyed
a weiner roast at Ruth Lyerly’s
house Halloween night. It was
really complete, for even the
“witch” was present.
Lola Marsh and husband spent
four days of vacation in the moun
tains visiting Lola’s mother, Mrs.
E. Parks Glass. They also took
“Butehie” along with them.
Joan Fulton has had as visitors
GRANDDAUGHTER — Ruby
Lea Zimmerman is the one-year-
old granddaughter of Mary Pierce
of the dungaree department.