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Blanket Mill by Katherine Turner Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Stultz and chil dren enjoyed the week-end in Georgia with Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Cochran. Miss May Overby and Miss Ruth Reinert were in Winston-Salem during Easter and attended the sunrise services. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Atkins are visiting relatives in Chicago. Mrs. Margaret Swinney, of Floyd, Va., spent the week with her sister, Miss Gladys Powell. Cpl. Gene Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Wilson, and Cpl. Glenn G. Turner, son of Mrs. Katherine Turner, have returned home after military duty. Miss Lorna Garrett, student at Wom an’s College, was home with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Garrett, for the week-end. Jackie Powell, a student at State Col lege, spent the week-end at home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Powell. Mickey Ball, of the Navy, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earlie Ball. Mrs. Bonnie Hall had for the week end her children, Mr. and Mrs. George Chilton and son, Tommie, of Reidsville, Mr. and Mrs. Ikie Gunn and daughter, Judy, of Burlington, and Mrs. Mildred Thacker and sons, Walter and Jimmie, of Leaksville. Mrs. Rosa Stultz has just returned from a three weeks’ visit with her sister in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hyler and son, Jimmie, spent the week-end in Wil mington with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Overby. Pride & Joy Dept. Left, Barbara Denice Love, 3Vz months old when picture was made, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Love of High Point. Mrs. Love is the former Miss Albertine Jones, who worked in the Wool Carding Department at the Blanket Mill. The baby’s grandmother is Mrs. Ada Jones, Bedspread Mill re porter for the MILL WHISTLE. Right, Robin Celia Angle, one-year- old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Angle of Leaksville. Grandmother, Ola Angle, works in the Sheeting Spooling Depart ment. Grandfather, Pete Angle, former ly was employed at the Synthetic Fab rics mill. FIELDALE NEWS By Lee Hundley Mr. and Mrs. Shag Myers announce the birth of a daughter, Bonnie Sue, bom April 14 at Martinsville General hospital. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Reed Jr. and daughter, and Mrs. Johnnie Matthews and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stovall in Leaksville over the week-end. Mrs. Phyllis Bratton and daughter, Colleen, visited at Fort Knox and Mary sville, Tenn., over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris and chil dren, and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gra ham and Jeannette attended the District Convention at the Church of God over the week-end. Miss Nancy Foley, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Aaron Foley, became the bride of Eugene Graham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Charles “Shag” Myers had as week-end guests, Mrs. Myers’ mother, Mrs. R. L. Lasley, also a brother and sister, from Winston-Salem. Mrs. G. D. Moore received a call dur ing the week-end from her son, Airman First Class Larry D. Moore, who is in San Marcos, Texas, after being stationed in Greenland for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crum were among those from Fieldale who attended the Wally Fowler show with the Oak Ridge quartet in Roanoke Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Goard and children visited relatives in South Caro lina and Augusta, Ga., over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Akers Fulcher and Mike were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fulcher in Leaksville. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar King and son, Larry, visited Mr. and Mrs. Posey Goard in Roanoke over the week-end. Miss Jean Hundley, bride-elect, was honored with a lingerie shower Friday night. Upon her arrival she was pre sented a carnation corsage and received many lovely gifts from the 30 guests present. Hostesses were Mrs. D. D. Ev erett, Mrs. L. M. French and Miss Janet Aldridge. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Martin an nounce the birth of a daughter. Mr. Martin is an employee of the Hosiery Mill Knitting Dept. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar King and Larry, and Mrs. P. M. King visited Mr. and Mrs. Luther Keaton and Joe King in Leaksville Sunday. Bill Brymer has returned to The Cita del, Charleston, S. C., after spending the spring holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George D. Brymer. Mr. and Mrs. Hughes Martin and children and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Baker and children spent the Easter holidays with their parents in Cleve land. We extend deepest sympathy to Mrs. Madaline Prillaman, of the Hosiery Mill, at the death of her father. FIE Karastan News by Mary Stephens Those dazzling lights that have been seen around here have turned out to diamonds on the third finger-^ ® hands of Audrey Shropshire and JViarJ Rose Smith. Wedding bells will soo ring out for these two excited gals- Some people just won’t grow old^ Jesse McKinney and Virgil Hall ha had the measles. Margaret Webster started back to school taking the AoU Typing course at Tri-City high. Paul Tiller has returned home the hospital minus his appendix feeling fine otherwise. Dillard Marshall, fixer in the Weav« Room, has returned to work after se eral months absence due to illness. Genevieve Robertson and family ar visiting her mother in Pittsburgh. Joan Richardson was a sponsor Marion Pendergrass at the Talism® Ball, Wofford College, in Spartanburg’ S. C., this past week-end. Young Generation Pictures above show sons of Mr. a Mrs. Jimmy Axsom of Draper. y B., left, is 10 years old and Michael B" is eight years of age. Father works Bedspread Weave. The boys’ fathers are A. H. Axsom and CuU Chilton, both of whom are retired en ployees of the Company. Kitchen Hmment All clothes should be checked for staiO* at the time soiled laundry is sort® ' Stains should be removed before do® are washed or they may be “set” by washing process. Clothes that are kept clean we» longer. Wash clothing before it becoH' " too dirty, for long, hard washing to t move accumulated dirt sometimes is sponsible for loss of color. It is and more economical to launder clot» frequently. ^ Sugar should be kept in a cover® container. If it becomes lumpy, it shoU be sifted before using. The lumps be pulverized with a rolling pin. sugar hardens into one big mass, it e be restored by heating in the oven wrapped in a damp cotton cloth. Tn pound and roll with a rolling pin. LDCREST MILL WHISTt^
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