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News from
Shipping
Seems almost every lunch
period finds the second floor at
White Division engaging in some
kind of festivity. Recently there
have been several stork showers
for girls going on leave of ab
sence and judging from the many
lovely packages they received,
their co-workers at Anvil Brand
really outfit their anticipated
“little bundles of joy.”
Two of the girls honored re
cently with a shower of gifts
were Ethel Louise Harriss and
Donnie GJertrude Spainhour.
Ethel has been with Anvil Brand
2 1-2 years and Gertrude 4 years.
SHIPPING
By AZZLEA FRITH
If tall corn makes a farmer
then Paul Frye has all the evi
dence he needs to prove he’s a
man of the sod. He has some
corn in his garden that requires
a ladder for picking the ears.
Corn isn’t the only thing he is
growing either—go on out and
see for yourself.
Doc Foster is working full
time again. We want you to know
it’s great to have you back,
“Doc!”
Did you ever have your horse
back out from under you when
you had one foot in the stirrup
and the other on a stump? T’aint
funny, is it. Bill Hooker? Bill is
sporting a fractured leg due to
such inconsideration of his horse.
Sorry, Bill, hope you’ll be back
soon.
Nellie Whitley has good rea
son for all the smiles. Her son,
Melvin, is home after a year in
French Morroco. He now is as
signed to George Air Force Base
in California.
Glad to have Angela Hunt
back with us. The Hunts, in case
you haven’t heard, are the proud
parents of a son, Timothy Dale,
born June 21. Congratulations!
Welcome to the newcomers to
our department; hope you stay
with us a long time . . . Sara
Sparks and Alice Anderson are
on maternity leave.
A faithful and loving friend is
a living treasure. Nothing is
more common than to talk of a
friend; nothing more difficult
than to find one.
Overalls
' By
Hattie Bray
Artie Oakley is out sick—had
her tonsils removed. Hope she
gets well soon . . . Rosa and Clyde
Wilkerson spent a weekend with
Clyde’s mother in Cheraw, S. C.
. . . Our sympathy goes to Jessie
Lehman, whose brother. Jay
Clodfelter, passed] away. Jessie
and Bill went to the funeral in
Baltimore, Md., and Jessie wishes
to say thanks for the flowers and
cards.
Our newcomer is Myrtle Ing
ram from Commerce, Ga. . . .
Alice Scott is back with us . . .
Sadie Hedgecock and her family
spent a weekend at Myrtle Beach
. . . Lula Bell Shackleford’s
daughter and children are visit
ing Lula.
Then there’s the sad case of
the man who paid a psychologist
$50 to cure him of an inferiority
complex and later that day was
fined $25 and costs for talking
back to a traffic cop.
It’s easy to look down on
others; to look down on ourselves
is the difficulty.
Gossip is the art of saying noth
ing in a way that leaves nothing
unsaid.
Girls At White Honor Friends
GIFTS AND MORE GIFTS—Gertrude Spainhour, left,
and Ethel Harriss, are shown with some of the gifts re
ceived recently when they left for leaves of absence.