49
Wm. 1949
The Caromount News
Page Three
riiaiiie liaughridfte, Plant Knsiiieer, Professor Whittier, and
Handolph Sutton, Superintendent of Weaving, examine the first eut
of eloth woven on the i)liish loom whicli was reeently reeondition-
ed and set np at X. C. State College by Caromount employes.
With the job nearing eompletion the staft' of the Department
of Fabrie Development of the Textile Sehool of X. C. State College
got together for a pieture with K. I. Haper and Floy«l Hedgepeth
of Caromount. Pietured left to right: Staff memhers Witmer,
Parker, Raper, of Caromount; Professor li. L. Whittier, Head of
the De[mrtment; Instriietor Moser; Hedgepeth of Caromount and
Instruetor Porter.
Weaveshed News
Rack At Work
Eddie Wright Denton is hack
fit work now, we are happy to re
port after an operation.
\ew Fisheree
Since the fisheree at the City
Lake opened, some of those at
Caromount who have been out
their taking their children fishing
^re: Luther Pate, Sidney Collier,
James Ezzelle, and Gus Riley. A
good many of the other fellows
are wishing that they had boys
between the ages of 8 and 15
years.
Our deepest sympathy goes to
Mrs. Elsie Young in the death of
Safety Scoreboard
Dept. Medical fiOSt Time
Cases Accidents
Warping C
Raw Goods
& Mending . • 1 8
Weaving H ^
Engineering ... • o ^
Office P ^
Receiving tt ^
Dyehouse 8 P
Finishing 1
Final Examining. 1 ^
Shipping 2 2
Wilson ^
Think SafetyM
her sister this month, Mrs. Mamie
Strickland.
Dyeing and Finishing
Miss Ertie Edwards was out
for a few days due to sickness and
death of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Alfred Edwards of Nashville.
Our deepest sympathy goes to her
and to her family.
Visits Durham (Jardens
Mrs. Estelle Driver and her
daughter visited the Duke Gard
ens in Durham on May 15.
Trip To Kentucky
Misses Lena and Pauline Sel
lers are planning a trip to Ken
tucky during their vacation. They
are going to visit their brother.
Fishing Trip
Billy Marsh, Jessie Lewis, Co
field Edwards, G. T. Peele, and
Charlie Lewis went fishing at
Scotland Neck recently. Their
catch was 8 small prim and jacks.
Coi*respomlenee Cours‘
Dossie Bunn is taking a course
in Textiles from International
Correspondence School. This
course will cover the whole works
from the yarn through weaving,
designing, etc.
Son On Visit
First Class Machinist Mate
Ernest Strickland, son of Larry
Strickland, recently spent two
weeks with his family
Tho House That Koscoe Ruilt
Roscoe Dawes is building his.
own house, and by himself. It
is located in the Broadway sec
tion of South Church Street, one
block west. Roscoe and his wife,
Mrs. Inez Dawes (Final Examin
ing) moved in the house in Oc
tober; but Roscoe has been work
ing on it ever since. He has
two more porches to put on the
house before it readies comple
tion.
Fliaiiges Ihisiiie.sses
Earl Ingram has decided to
give up his white rabbit and
guinea pig business and is going
to start raising chickens. He says
the other fellows seem to he doing
alright with chickens.
Lady Luck
Lady Luck has been visiting in
the Dyehouse. Walter Harrison
won the S8.00 baseball pool—(It
only replaced though what he lost
on the dog races the week end
before).
Wilson News
Vi.siting in Raltimoi'e
Mrs. Mary Privette has gone
to spend a few days with relatives
in Baltimore, Maryland.
V'isitors
Mrs. Nell Rose Kulick, hus
band and son from Clifton, N.
]., are spending two weeks with
Mrs. Mae Dickerson in Wilson.
1949 Graduates
from
Scho'ol
West
.May
Shown here is Miss Joyce
Thomas, IS year old daiight*r
of Mrs. .Vola Thomas and Jas-
jier Lee Thomas (Weaving).
Joyce graduated
Kdgecomhe High
25, H>4J).
She was also a
the Journalism Fliih and (ilee
Flub. Joyce was Sports Editor
of the West Edgecombe .An
nual.
member of
-Miss Joyce I’roctor, daiigh-
li'r of .^Irs. .Agues I’roctor of
the Warping Dcpaitment, re
cently graduat(‘d from Edge-
niont School. Joyce is a mem
ber of Senior Scout Troop 12.
She said that in school hei'
favorite sport was football.
Liberal To Reserves
(Continued from Pafite One)
ed in the active duty orders)
for the purpose of training.
2. The company will make
up the difference between the pay
received while on training and
the pay for 2 normal work weeks
computed on the basis of the hour
ly rate or base salary
3. The employee will still be
entitled to his regular vacation
period with pay.
4. Should an employee wish
to remain a wav from work for
these |)urposes beyond this per
iod he may request a formal leave
of absence to cover this period,
but no additional pay allowance
will be made for such extended
absence.