SPRING, 1968 A & E NEWS and VIEWS 19 THREAD SALES MACHINE ACCOUNTING PLANT OFFICE NEWS By Harrell Rick and Glenda Davis Another snow has fallen today — and although it is very pretty — most of us here are looking forward to spring. k. Harrell Rich Glenda Davis After spring, vacations can’t be far be hind. The past three months have been a very busy time for all of us. We hope that anyone who comes to visit us won’t get lost. Most of our offices and personnel have been relocated. The new face at the receptionist’s desk is Jean Keasler. Jean is replacing Judy Jones who has taken another job in the of fice. As we are losing old friends and gaining new ones, we would like to bid farewell to Judy Fowler and Wil lie Wallace. Willie is transferring to the Main Office. We wish her the best of luck on her new job. After 12 years with A & E, Millie Miller will be leav ing us at the end of March. Millie just wants to be a housewife for a while. At the same time, we would like to welcome our new employees. Lois Connell is employed in our Customer Service Dept. She attends Cooks Me morial Presbyterian Church. Lois says she has no certains hobbies — she just likes everything. Mickey Thompson is a new member of bur secretarial staff. A belated welcome to Jerry Bostic of our Plant Office. Jerry and his wife reside in Charlotte. They are both part- time students at Belmont Abbey Col lege. Jerry is a member of the Techni cal Service Department. Thread Shipping has several new faces. — Kathy Perkins and her hus band reside in Mt. Holly. They have one child. Lola Rogers transferred to shipping from Dyed Yarn Winding. Rhonda Barnes has joined the Shipping Office Staff. Rhonda is single and lives with her parents in Stanley. Her hob bies are sewing and having fun. We leave you with this closing — Allan Davenport wants everone to know that “Old Chief” (his dog) has gone to the happy hunting ground. See you next issue! People are more importanl than tools. If you don't believe it, put a good tool into the hands of a poor workman. TAIT PLANT NEWS Lois Sisk Now that Christmas is over and the New Year has begun, we are all look ing forward to vacation time. Many will be going to the beaches and other places. We wish to ex press our apprecia tion for the Christ mas gifts from A & E. Employees re ceiving ten year service pins are as Lois Sisk follows: Ernest Carpenter Beatrice Carpenter Wilfred Wyont Pauline Cornwell Marjorie L. Sisk Mazelle Jetton Nettie Reep Rosa Workman Myrtle Schronce Bessie Lynn Gladys Benfield Mary Arrowood Gladys Ethel Featherstone Phifer G. Benfield Helen Keener Helen Shuford Virginia Wyont Hal Stamey Bessie Benfield Annie Brewington James Stamey Grace Wise Bertie Cashion James Hartman Roy Sisk Lula Mae Wise The Tait Plant reporter enjoyed the first meeting with all the A & E Plant reporters which was held at the office in Mount Holly. BIRTHDAYS Helen Keener Madeline Johnson — Feb. 29th Beatrice Carpenter — Feb. 29th Judy Reel — Daughter of Emma Elmore Donald & Susan Towery — Son and and Granddaughter of Vivian Towery Peggy Neal Lawrence Laney — Husband of Bryte Laney Clifford Benfield — Husband of Gladys Benfield Virginia Wyont Wilfred Wyont Lanny Ford — Son of Reba Ford James Davis — Husband of Pearley Davis Gail Davis — Daughter of Pearley Davis Bobby and Terry Jenks — Husband and Son of Sarah Jenks Millicent Link — Daughter of Mary Link H. B. Cloninger Shirley Upton — Daughter of Dorothy Upton Pete and Kathy Hovis — Husband and Daughter of Helen Hovis Dean and Steve Gilbert — Husband and Son of Jenny Gilbert Patsy Cornwell — Daughter of Pauline Cornwell Monta Canipe Colette Turner — Daughter of Stella Turner Dianne and Brian Clippard — Daughter and Grandson of Ernest Carpenter Lawrence Buchanan and Son, David Shirley Schronce Daisy Avery Alda Jean Hoyle Annie Johnson Harold Tate — Husband of Gearldine Tate Lemuel and Larry Wise — Husband and Son of Lula Mae Wise Ruby Carpenter Bonnie Hovis Hugh Baxter William Faulkner Mary Smith Pat Jones and Daughter, La Von Lula Mae Wise and Husband, Cecil and son Kenny Blake Willis — Husband of Catherine Willis Barbara Anthony Myrtle Neal Marie Gantt HAPPY ANNIVERSARY James & Polly Seate — 23rd Joy & Mevane Ham — 6th Rubby & Lawrence Carpenter — 18th Polly & Robert Brady — 15th Keith & Bonnie Hovis — 26th Beulah & Haywood Dellinger — 25th Margaret & Harold Ward — 15th Hazel & Margie Gantt 4th Larry & Becky Smith — 5th Lawrence & Bertie Cashion — 50th Combo & Bertie Featherstone — 36th Cora & Gordon Wright — 31st Barney & Pauline Willis — 10th Claude & Eula Carpenter — 35th Wilfred & Virginia Wyont — 29th Pearley & James Davis — 22nd Harry & Helen Cloninger — 32nd Dorothy & Harold Upton — 9th Jenny & Dean Gilbert — 15th Pauline & Johnny Cornwell — 30th Jim & Monta Canipe — 44th Geneva & A. R. Proctor — 21st Marshall & Lois Sisk — 34th Congratulations to Wayne & Helen Bingham Hester who were recently married. NEW ARRIVALS James & Ila Mae Stamey have a new grandson, Coy James Campbell. Helen Shuford has a new granddaughter. Overa Black’s son, Jerry, was wound ed February 8th in Viet Nam but is now off the critical list. Frances Gambel will be taking a maternity leave of absence starting Thursday, February 29th. While she is out, Susan Parker will be taking her place.

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