DECEMBER ISSUE SEW IT SEAMS Page Nine Safety Committee Requested To Serve Another Quarter At a meeting last week the current Safety Committee was requested to serve another four months in order to complete the project of keeping cleaner machines which will get under way in full swing in January. — SIGNS UP FOR CHRISTMAS CLUB - “DOC” Foster, is shown above with Sylvia Tate of Hudson Office, as he signs up for the 1957 Christmas Savings Club. Savings Club Is Underway A Christmas Savings Club has been started at Anvil Brand with 419 employees signed Up for the legular payroll deductions. Fifty of the savings club members are employed at the plant in Inde pendence. This method of saving a speci fied amount each month, with the total sum to be distributed next November, is in effect in many in?ft^strial plants. Atlvil Brand’s Savings Club is being handled through Security Bank and our Independence bank, with plans available from $25 up. The man who just switched to bifocals is never at a loss for conversation. The doctor received a visit from a man who was worrying about his heart. “Do you smoke much?” in quired the doctor. “About 15 cigars a day.” “You’ll have to cut down. It will be hard, but try to be satis fied with one after each meal.” A few weeks later the man re turned for a check-up. The doctor complimented him on the im provement in his health. “You see, that’s what happens when patients follow their doctor’s orders.” “Well, it isn’t always easy to do,” said the visitor. “Sometimes it’s hard to eat 15 meals a day.” MRS. CULLER Gaye Nell Culler Is Promoted Gaye Nell Culler, who has been with Anvil Brand since Sept., 1955, has been promoted from Ladies Department to Office at White, the Personnel Department has announced. Gaye Nell is a native of Surry County and received her school ing there. She is married to Oscar Culler who is in the Junior class at High Point Collegee and also works with Anvil Brand in the Billing Department. Oscar is majoring in mathmatics. The Cul lers have a son who is two and a half years old. They live at 600-B Richardson Street. I don’t know who my grand father was; I am much more con cerned to know what his gralnd- son will be. —Abraham Lincoln Ossie Wright, safety insE>ector, announced that Work Shirt will be the first department to start the project and that cloths wiU be provided operators for clean ing their machines every day and posters also will be made for the bulletin boards. A film was shown inspectors on ways of correcting persons who may be engaging in unsafe ac tions. Departments which received grades of 100 in last month’s safe ty inspection included Sewing, Sales, Printing, Engineering, Dun garee, Utility, Warehouse, Pants I, Ladies, Overall, Finishing. Shipping came in for the low est grade in the inspection, with 76 given this department. With advances in plastic sur gery, it seems they can do al most anything with the human nose except keep it out of other people’s business. BROTHER AND SISTER — Rhonda Jean and Roger Darrell Spaugh are children of Darlene Spaugh of Ladies' Department. A handsome pair, aren't they? JANUARY BIRTHDAYS — ANVIL BRAND FAMILY 1 Lyndell Cooper 17 R. F. Broaddus,. Jr. Beatrice Brown Elizabeth Davis 2 Lena York Virginia Wood Dovie Dameron Henry Dickey Virginia Beal Lois Phillips Evelyn Jean Gossett 18 Clementine Harrell 4 Emma Lee Truitt Elsie E. Childress 5 Ola Moran Ella Allen 6 Lloyd Hadgecock 19 Pauline Mendenhall Betty Perdue Robert Lee Burton Dorothy Lee West 20 Ruth Whitsell Shirley Mae Wood Ruth Ethel Torrence 7 Betty Biby Thomas Alton Kemp, Jr. Edith English Jacqueline A. Shaw Robert N. Harris 21 Louise Easter 8 Violet Hobson 22 Nannie Allred Mary Ridge Frank Starrett Emma Jean Manns 23 Minnie Mills Beatrice Proctor Grace Hoffner 9 Reitzel Morgan Pearl Elizabeth Doss Virgil H. Short 24 Elsie Jay Bullard Susie Hyatt Mary Elizabeth Butcher William M. Penry 25 Ella Mae Mashburn 11 Kathryn Wade • 26 Mabel Flynt 12 Maude Tally 27 Effie Bundy Jewel Cameron Mary Emma Wall Violet Perry Ella Virginia IBackburn 13 Sylvia Pope 30 Kate Bryant Claressie Stamey 31 Ruth Lyerly Peggy Quate Robert Dell Newton Ila Aleene Morgan INDEPENDENCE 14 Lizzie Kennedy 2 Pauline Edwards Charles Franklin Lambert 9 Charmie Lou Overbay Leva Blanch Smith 16 Audra Maxine Edwards 16 Kate Overcash 25 Talmadge Jones Lucille Cromer 26 Georgia Faye Brewer Clarence Duggins 30 Alma Jane McGrady

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