May 13, 1946
THE MILL WHISTLE
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MARSHALL FIELD OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS VISIT THE MILLS
Officers and directors of Marshall Field and Company, who
recently made a toiir of the mills at Leaksville, Spray, and
Draper, and Fieldale, Va., are shown above. Front row, left
to right—J. Frank Wilson, James L. Palmer, Albert B. Dick,
Jr., Marshall Field, III, Stanley Field, and Luther H. Hodges.
Back row, left to right—R. T. Graham, James Simpson,
Hughston M. McBain, Henry P. Isham, and Harold W. Whit
comb. I ■
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infant daughter.
Mr. an& Mrs. Edward Rickman spent
last week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Amos. They were supper guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Warner.
Welcome to Bobby Blackburn, Billy
Morris and Isaac O’Dell, new employ
ees in the Preparation department.
Wedding bells rang out last week.
Vera Carter and Herman Purdy v/ere
married in S. C. Saturday. We wonder
who’ll take the next step? Could it be
Wannie Parker? That new sparkler
gives us ideas.
Recently Mr. and Mrs. Howard Webb
and Mae visited Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Webb
and Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Hope at Charles
ton, W. Va.
Pvt. Paul Parker is home on a 15-day
furlough after 29 months’ service in
India and China.
The stork is always busy. Congratu
lations to Sgt. and Mrs. Jack Dillon. A
son, Edward Norman, arrived Easter
Sunday.
We’re happy to see Mrs. Cicero Hall
back on the job.
Word has been received that Sgt.
Thomas A. Jones, Fairbanks, Alaska,
will report to Fort Meade, Md., for his
discharge.
Bedspread Mill
Rev. and Mrs. Clarence Fargis and
Mrs. Betty Vestal attended the State
convention of The Church of the Living
God at Winston-Salem Saturday.
Mrs. Hurley Vestal spent the week
end with her mother in Winston-Salem.
There will be prayer meeting at Rev.
Grover Moore’s on the Reidsville Road
Saturday night. Rev. Gert Moore, pastor
of the Church of the Living (Sod, will
conduct the services. Everybody wel
come.
I wonder if Bill Smith likes his job?
Someone from the Weave room wants
to know. What about it, Smitty??
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Branscomb, of
Reidsville, were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. A. G. Smith Sunday.
Rebecca Hoover, Iris Ramsey, and
Doris Wimbish attended the rodeo at
Greensboro Sunday.
Jack Blackburn and Josephine Eu
banks were quietly married May 2nd
at the home of Rev. Mr. Whitley.
Morton Beck, our timekeeper, has just
returned from his honeymoon. Yes, I
think she was a Jones.
Orie, small son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Nelson, broke his foot last Saturday.
Sonny, don’t you know you can’t pick
up a Chevrolet motor.
Bill Martin is back after being out
some time with a broken arm.
Speaking of broken bones, Elaine,
how is your broken finger?
We all unite in extending our most
sincere sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. E. G.
Buckner, in the death cl their daugh
ter, Ola Mae Buckner. She was a very
sweet girl.
Buy ... Sell... Swap
LOST—One Eversharp pencil some
where in Karastan. Please return to
Ed Dallas, Shipping Room.
ATTENTION, Draftsmen or Artists—
For sale; a collapsible drawing stand.
Price $7.00. See Ronald L. Hirst, Lee
Street, Spray.
FOR SALE—Employebs wishing to pur
chase Tomato, Pepper, or Sweet Po
tato plants can get them from C. S.
Warren.
FOR SALE—One Singer Sewing Ma
chine. See Paul Brammer, Highlands.
LOST—Man’s Elgin wrist watch between
Washington Cafe and Hamilton St.,
Leaksville. Finder call 562-W or 339
and receive reward.