People ^ake A Compan;^
Some Representative Employees Of The Sheetings Mill Weave Room
DILLARD STEWART, a loom fixer, files a part before in- LOIS SAUNDERS, a weaver, straightens warp ends at
stalling it on a loom. He has been a loom fixer for 14 years, of loom. She has been a Sheeting Mill weaver for many
Don’t Be Conspicious
By Your Absence
WORK EVERY
SCHEDULED DAY
ISHMAEL DEW, a tie-in operator, puts machine in po®-^'
for tying warp. He has been on a tie-in job since 1944.
Buy - Sell - Swap Decennial Census Will Commence On April ]
(NOTE; The MILL WHISTLE welcomes notices
concerning the sale or purchase of appropri
ate smali, misceiianeous articles and the ads
are printed without charge. Advertisements
of used cars or of reai estate cannot be
pubiished in the "Buy . . . Seii . . . Swap"
coiumn since such ads wouid more properly
be carried in a general newspaper.)
WANTED; Used 26” bicycle at reason
able price. Contact Heidi Patterson,
telephone 627-7870.
WANTED TO BUY: Army locker. Call
623-6216 after 3:30 p.m.
WILL KEEP CHILDREN in my home
while parents work. First or second
shift. Call 623-8602.
FOR SALE: Schwin boy’s bicycle, 26-
inch. Call 623-6216 after 3:30 p.m.
April 1st 1970. That’s the BIG DAY
in the 1970 census, 19th in a series that
started in 1790, longest track record of
its kind in history.
All of us will be involved—really
involved—-because this will be a do-it-
yourself census.
The questionnaire will be delivered
by the letter carrier and each family
will be asked to fill it out, using a
penciled dot language that can be read
by FOSDIC, the Census Bureau’s inge
nious scanning machine.
You won’t be able to learn anything
about any one person from the decennial
census; no one can learn about you.
But from the census will come an
outpouring of new and vital facts about
the American people and their way of
life, the people of a city, county, n'® jji
politan area and the neighborhoods
those areas, facts about States,
course the United States as a
These statistical facts will infW®
the lives of everyone for the
years.
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our deepest
tude for the helpfulness and kihd^^j,
shown us at the death of our loved
Charlie Wade. To all friends
neighbors who were so thoughtful
kind, we extend our heartfelt apP*^
ation. May God bless each of you-
MRS. MAMIE H. WADE
AND CHILDREN ^
THE MILL WHlS'l'^