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SEW IT SEAMS
OCTOBER ISSUE
HUDSON NEVVCOMEKS — The newcomers at Hudson, from left to right, are: Frances Newton, Louise Efird, Annie Lou Jenkins,
Gladis Keene, and Betty Inman, all of ladies dungaree; Pearl Walker and Shirley Burress, office; Lucile Johnson, dungaree- Ethel
Norris, overall and boxer; Pearl Brnme and Lola Davis, ladies’ dungaree. ’
DL'NGAUEE—
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sympathy to Carlene and her
family.
Hazel York, with family and
friends, spant the week end at
Ocean Drive fishing.
Nina Martin’s daughter and so'n-
in-law, Anne and Jerry, visited
her for the week end. They are
from Wallace.
Ola Moran and son, Joe, went
to Stokes County to visit her sis
ter for the week end.
After five long weeks and one
day, yours truly’s ship made port.
With it came Rodney Rogers, my
sailor friend. Say girls, have you
ever seen a cuter moustache ? He’s
gonna be all mine, too!
Ina Venable’s father-in-law, J.
R. Venable from Route 2, Dobson,
visited her for two weeks.
Onie Hayes had company from
Durham last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
R. D. Hayes and family.
Ina Holland’s soin, John, has
been in the R«x Hospital in
Raleigh for an opea-ation. We are
glad to hear he is out and getting
along fine.
BIG BOY — This happy and
healthy looking fellow is Ricky
Ray, 10-month-old son of Myrtle
Loflin of the ladies’ dungaree de
partment.
Leuiia Caudill and Mac, her 'hus
band, spent last week end in North
Wilkesboro with her father.
Flash! Especially for anyone liv
ing on the Winston-Salem High
way who has been hearing some
thing go by several times a week
thait sounds like a jet plane. Don’t
be alarmed! It is only Willie Sin
gleton (our bundle boy) and his
Ford on their way to Winston-
Salem on one of Willie’s big dates.
Watch those road signs, Willie.
We are sorry to hear that Clau-
dine Vestal’s mother has been in
the hospital at Elkin. We hope she
will soon recover.
Mary Ashby and family spent
last week at GaS'tonia.
Vera Tuttle’s stepson, C. H., is
home for three weeks.
Laura Hopkins was given a sur
prise birthday dinner on Septem
ber 23.
We all miss 11a Luther who has
■b&cn out several weeks due to a
fractured arm. Hurry back, Ila,
we sure miss you!
We want to welcome Lucile
Johnson.
Independence
By
Etta Rose
Jones
We have had a slight change in
the weather here at Independemce.
Better huiTy up those picnics, be
cause Fall is creeping upon us.
Joan Anders enjoyed the beauti
ful mountain scenery while pic-
nicing on White Top last Sunday.
Inez Boyer visited hei- mother,
Mrs. Agnes Collins, on Sunday.
Grace Woodell had ais Sunday
guests her son, Edward, and his
family from Sparta.
Madge Waddell had as dinner
guests hei’ mo'ther from Winston-
Salem.
Arlene Felts had as a week end
guest her aumt from Washington,
D. C.
Muscitta Halsey spent Thursi-
day night with relatives in Ga
lax.
Ruby Paisley and hei- husband,
John, celebrated their 21sit wed
ding anniversary on September
19.
Mona Bedwell’s husband, James,
who works in Winsiton-Salem,.
spent the week end at home.
Edith Chandler visited Mrs. Jes
sie Steele in Marion, Va., Sunday.
Visiting in the home of June
Ward last week were Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Reeves and daughter, Brenda,
of Harlington, Texas.
We are glad to hear (that Lorine
Snow’s husband, Bill, is home from
the hospital and feeling better.
We want to welcome Zella Wagg
as a new member of our plant.
The hunting season has opened
in Virginia. Seems as if everyone
is hunting squirrels but we are
wondering what’s happened to
James Boyer and his hunting trips
on Saturdays.
Everyone in upper Grayson
Counity has been on the lookout
for mad dogs and convicts. Two
dogs have gone mad recently and
have had to ba killed. Also, two
convicts have escaped fiiom prison
and are still at large.
Shirt at White
By Ruby Walker
The Shirt Department has sitart-
ed a bowling team this year. They
will practice Tuesday night. Mem
bers are: Bertha Ferguson, Mil
dred Rickard, Louise Lester, Edna
Kirk, Katie Sellers, Louise Far
rington, and Peggy Whitt.
Ru'uh Cooper wishes to thank
everyone for their love offeri-^^
while .she was sick.
Cecil and Mary Hamilton were
honiQired at their home in Archdale
Sunday, September 12, with an
open house. It was given by the
couple’s only diaugbter, Juianita,
to celebrate their silver wedding
anniversary. The Ham]iltons also
had as guests the following Sun
day, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Honde-
shell, from Callender, Iowa.
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BRIDES — Recent brides at the Independence plant are Juanita
Hodge Bowman, left, and Frances Osborne Wheatley.