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Two THE MILL WHISTLE February 18, 1946 Mention "Around the Mills Woolen Mill Bx Iris Smith Mr, and Mrs.. Harvey Shivley’s son, Neil. (Jack).. Shivley, A.O.M, 3/c, has received his discharge from the Navy. Mrs. J. A. Martin v^ras the supper guest of Edith Harris Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Manness of Greens boro were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Smith and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shropshire have received word that their youngest son, Elyburn Shropshire, S/lc, is on his way home from the European theatre of war. Walker Macy was absent last Friday and Saturday, and when he came in Monday he was hopping. What happen ed, Macy?? Calvin Evans and Russell Murphy of the Finishing department have been out a couple of days due to illness. Mr. Robert Moore and Miss Lillie Gray Meadows were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barham Saturday. The boys’ and girls’ quartet of the Wesley Methodist church sang at the Salvation Army hall in Reidsville Mon day night. Misses Iris Smith and Geraldine Hubbard were the week-end guests of Misses Anna Lou and Dorothy Jane Cox. On Sunday the group visited friends in Patrick Springs, Va. Among those shopping in Greensboro this week-end were Miss Edna Hailey, Mrs. Rholie Bailey, and Mrs. Arthur Land and son. Mrs. John Freeman entertained 21 children at her home on Grove Street Saturday evening honoring her two children. Grade and Bud, on their birthday. Billie Wall, a nephew to Mrs. Freeman, was also included. Many games were enjoyed. The hostess served ice cream and cake. Each hon- oree received many useful gilts. Mrs. Maroma Williams visited Mr. and Mrs. John Rea Sunday. Mr. Joe Hilton still remains on the sick list. Hurry back, Joe. We miss you. Miss Verneli Roberts was guest of the Meadows girls Sunday. We are glad to see Posie D. Meadows back at work after being absent a week due to illness. Mr. Shorty Williams was a very smart boy. He reported a quiet week-end at home with family. Ralph Barham of the Spinning de partment had another “Crick” in his neck this week. Look out, Ralph; we know what you have been doing. These two children celebrated their birthdays on the same day, February 8th. They are Grade, 9, and Junior Free man, 4. They are children of Mr. and Mrs. John Freeman, of the Woolen Mill. We welcome William L. Gauldin and Henry C. Shropshire, Jr., to the Woolen Mill. Karattan Mill By Doris N. Stultz William C. Snead, CPO, has returned to his station in Georgia, after spend ing a 15-day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Snead. A telegram stating that her son, Mor rell, has re-enlisted in the Navy for two years has been received by Mrs. Sallie McCullock. Pvt. Louis Dalton, a former employee of the Finishing department, is now in southern Italy. Miss Sue Correll and Jack Rickman were married at Charlotte last week. His mother, Mrs. Emma Rickman, and other members of the family attended the wedding. Mrs. Ruby Moorefield expresses her appreciation for the kindnesses shown her during the recent illness and death of her mother. Mrs. Janie Warf is ill. Mrs. George Hutcherson visited her brother, Mr. Leslie Shropshire, in Dur ham. Mrs. C. C. Tiller, of Kannapolis, the grandmother of Aubiere LelTew and Mary Evelyn Duggins, is seriously ill. Miss Kittie Mae Martin and Mrs. Jess Taylor were visiting in Danville Satur day. Jettie Kirks is expecting her husband home from overseas very soon. Catharine Hankins and Wayne Grant were married on Friday night at the home of Rev. William Gordon. Erma Conner “Little Sis” is a patient at the Leaksville hospital. , Hilda Joyce and Elizabeth Spink are rejoicing over the returning of Bill Beck and Bill Grogan. Lacy Dallas and Mildred Coleman were visitors in Winston-Salem on Sun day afternoon. Eva Adams, Bertha Walker and Daisy Tucker have returned as employees in the Setting department. Marie Willard, Irene Perry, Rachel Farmer, Janie Hill, Marine Cook, Vickie Hill, Ella Mae Harrison and Elsie Jones are recent learners in setting. Abalene and Elma Gunn were in Roanoke, Va., shopping Saturday. Rayon Mill By Mildred Saunders and Ray Warner Yep, here we are, ye ole’ reporters, j roaming around the Rayon Mill to seel just what the latest headlines on the homefront are. We certainly didn’t know the closing of the hunting season could cause such gloominess on Mr. Ira Craddock’s face. Even Mr. McCollum can’t find anything to do with his spare time. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Jeffries were very happy to receive a telegram last week from their son Coxswain Ray Jeff ries who was at port in Los Angeles, Calif. Thelma Dillon, daughter of Mrs. Vir ginia Vestal, was married to Everett Barlett in York, S. C., on January 14. After a furlough Pfc. Barlett will report for overseas duty. That “get around” Oldsmobile of Mil dred Saunders motored up to Roanoke, Va., carrying none other than Miss Della Hawkins and Mrs. Harel Carter of the Engineering and Miss Martha Jane Dunn and Mildred of the Rayon Mill, shopping. Miss Elsie Custer and Tom Shreve are out sick. We hope they’re much better by now and will soon be back with us. Mr. Joe Braitsch seems to have joined the rest of the Rayon crowd in having trouble with his transportation. How ever, he did manage to get to his home in Newport News, Va., over the week end. We are glad to have Charles Odell and G. E. Cochran as new employees. Mrs. Cicero Hall is a patient at the (Continued on Page 7)
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