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-//oboXXXXDOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOO^ wP - w-c. V/ FEATURES ■ J » V' JUDY LOWE MEETS JEANE DIXON IN WASHINGTON, D.C. It all started with some friends of mine, Eleanor and Otis Layton. While they were living in Charlotte, I became acquaint ed with them and since Otis had been drafted into the Army, Eleanor had invited me to come visit her in Pitman, New Jer sey, where she was presently making her home. With much planning, I decided to fly up for the week-end of March 23 and 24. I was to have an hour lay-over in Washington, D. C. before going on to Philadelphia, which is a 20 minute drive from Pitman, N. J. While waiting to board the next plane, a lady wearing a white hat and dark suit with an orchid corsage came into the waiting room to also board the plane. I recog nized her immediately, since I had seen her when she came to Charlotte last October for a speaking engagement. She was Jeane Dixon!!!!! the “Washington Seerist,” who had predicted the assassination of President John F. Kennedy eleven years before it happened. I asked her if she was Mrs. Jeane Dixon and she replied in the softest, sweetest voice, “Yes, I am.” I immediately went to work getting my camera ready for I didn’t want to miss this moment in picture. I asked her if I could have a picture of her and she said, “I would love to. And let’s get Mr. Dixon in it, too.” So a Navy boy took the first picture of us three and then Mrs. Dixon said, “Why don’t you and I have one made together?” Well, that suited me just fine, so here you see the two pictures. Mrs. Dixon asked for duplicates of the pictures and she gave me her address and I wrote her a letter and sent the duplicates in the middle of April. I thanked Mr. and Mrs. Dixon and left to board my plane. -♦el IV A half century of loyal service is represented in one of our fine husband and wife teams shown above with Mr. Beil. EVELYN and MARSHALL SINCLAIR, Albemarle Plant #1 who recently received 25 Year Awards, came to work for American & Efird Mills, Inc. in 1943. This couple, although having more years with the company than most, are representative of the many fine family teams who are employed with this company. This Is double proof of the good people that work at A&E. WILMA HARTSELL, JEANNETTE EFIRD and MAXINE CRISCO are known as the **A & E Jelly Beans.” When they started their team two years ago, It was the ”A & E Bow Weevils.” Wilma is married and has three children and six grandchildren. Jeannette Efird Is married and has three children. Maxine is married and has three children and two grandchildren. All three are employed on the second shift at the Albemarle Plant #3. Maxine bowled in the City Tournaments and won two dollars in the singles. The A&E Jelly Beans came in third place last year. A&E NEWS and VIEWS
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