Pictures above show scenes at annual Christmas party given for children of employees in Eden plants and offiees.
Large Group Attends Childrens Party
fj^Pproximately 2,000 children of
bgf employees and a large num-
, of parents attended the annual
''istrnas party for children of em-
in the Eden area Sunday
lij®^hoon, December 21, in the More-
o High School auditorium.
j3°*^ert A. Harris, senior vice presi-
ifi..®^omes
Horn the management of the Com-
The invocation was given by
W. Harris, assistant superin-
'^ont of the Bedspread Finishing Mill,
k inusical program was presented by
isjj?' Mamie Dickson of the Sheet Fin-
Mill Accounting Department, who
led the children in the group sing-
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■manufacturing, was the master of
iti„;*'}onies and extended holiday greet
ing of Christmas songs.
A program of entertainment was pre
sented by Buddy Farnan, ventriloquist
and magician, whose show was excep
tionally well received. Mr. Farnan, of
Atlanta, Ga., had had a kiddies show
over WSB-TV in Atlanta and has pre
sented children’s entertainment for a
large number of manufacturing firms,
department stores, and others in At
lanta and at distant locations.
At the conclusion of the program,
Santa Claus made his appearance and
greeted the children. Santa Claus was
asssisted by a number of mill officials in
handing out Christmas stockings filled
with candy bars to the children as they
left the auditorium.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of Nick Land wishes to
thank the doctors and nurses at More-
head Memorial Hospital for the many
kindnesses shown us at his illness and
death, and our appreciation also to our
neighbors and friends for the cards,
flowers, food and other expressions of
sympathy. May God bless each of you.
THE LAND FAMILY
AIN’T IT SO
In the days when a woodshed stood
behind a typical American home, a
great deal of what now passes for
juvenile delinquency was settled out
of court.