549
DECEMBER, 1949
The Caromount News
Page Tliree
Little Miss Claudette Joyner is the six-year old daughter of
Lee Robert Joyner (Weaving), King, her pet Collie dog, was a
CTiristinas present last year; and Bob, the pony, is her 1949
Christinas present. Claudette is very fond and very proud of
her pets.
Wilson Division
Visit In Clayton
Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Davis and
daughter, Sylvia Ann, visited
Mrs. E. F. Homes in Clayton dur
ing Thanksgiving. Mrs. Davis is
a Wilson Division weaver.
(Juests
Mrs. Eunice Allen (Wilson)
had as her guest Thanksgiving
Mr, and Mrs, W. D, Price of
Washington, D. C.
Visitors
Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Ward
(Wilson) had as visitors for a
recent weekend, Mr. and Mrs.
David Reasons and daughter,
Myrtle, of Smithfield.
Iinproviug
We are glad to report that Ras-
tie Ferrell (Wilson) is getting
along fine after being confined
to the hospital with arthritis.
Visits In Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Thompson
visited relatives in Washington,
D. C., during Thanksgiving.
At Morehead
J. B. Bryant, 2nd shift, spent
3 week end at Morehead City fish
ing with friends.
I No Luck
William Godwin and friends
Suessmuth Reelected
E. H. Suessmuth, resident man
ager of Sidney Blfi'menthal and
Co. Inc., was unanimously re
elected president of the Wilson
Chamber of Commerce for an
other year at the annual meeting
of'the organization board of di
rectors at the Cherry Hotel in
Wilson, November 29.
This was the third time in the
history of the Wilson Chamber
that a president has succeeded
himself.
visited Hoboken, N. C., recently.
While there they did right much
fishing.
New Car
Theolphius Barnes is the proud
owner of a new Chevrolet and likes
it fine.
On Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Jones
have recently returned from their
vacation. They said they enjoyed
the rest very much and had a
grand time.
In SJielton
Frank Lovshin, who is doing
some Work in Wilson at present.
Went to his home in Shelton,
Connecticut for the Thanksgiving
Holidays.
To Raleigh,
Mr, and Mrs, Harvey Robin
son (Dyehouse) went to Raleigh
recently on a shopping tour.
Eighth Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Dickens
(Dyehouse) celebrated their
eighth Wedding Anniversary Nov
ember 22, 1949.
Tonsilectomy
Little Miss Doris Griffin, nine
year old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Tommie Griffin (Dyehouse)
had her tonsils removed recently.
New Home
Mr. and Mrs. John Parker
(Dyehouse) have recently moved:
to Langley’s Crossroads.
One Year
Mrs. Vivian Hodges (Dye-
house) and her husband celebrat
ed their First Wedding Annivers
ary on December 4, 1949.
Out Sick
Willie H. Hare has been out
sick for about a month. We wish
for him a speedy recovery and
hope he will soon be back at work.
Improving
Mrs. Rachel Hollingsworth
(Weaving) is steadily improving
at her home. Mrs. Hollingsworth
has been out for some time due
to an accident.
Out Sick
George Butler (Finishing) has
been out sick recently.
VTsitod Ill Raleigh
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Walker
(Mending), Sidney’s mother,
Mrs. Harry Walker, and Mrs.
Janna Gupton (Mending) went
to Raleigh where they visited
“Toni’s House.”
Weaving Dept
Robert Pittman and Richard
Brown recently completed a week
of Jury Duty in Nashville Sup
erior Court.
(iood Catch
Clyde Evans caught three nice
Jack fish at Gardner’s Creek re
cently. He said that the water
was just right, but the weather
was cold.
New Car
Reynolds Keilnedy now has a
new 1950 Maroon Ford. It is a
pretty thing.
Poor Fi.sliiiig
H. J. Ezzelle went fishing at
Gardner’s Creek recently; but he
did not have much luck!
Auto Gas Poisoning
Norman Richardson (Weaving)
suffered from an attack of Auto
Gas Poisoning recently. This
Was the after effects of riding
in a closed car with the heater
on for a long period of time.
Norman was given a shot to count-
era(;t the poisoning.
Visits Camp Biitner
Mrs. Theresia Perdue (Mend
ing ) and her family spent Thanks
giving with relatives at Camp Bul-
ner.
Shopping Ill Riciimoiid
Mrs. Alma Lancaster, Mrs, Tel-
lie Coley (Mending) and Miss
Jane Coley (Shipping) spent a
recent week end in Richmond
shopping.
Visited Mother
Mrs. Annie Woodard (Mend
ing) visited her mother, Mrs. R.
R. Allen in Conway for a week
end.
Ine lirst Shift Mending Department gathered November
11 Alma Lancaster at a surprise birthday party at
uie t aroniount Field House. Coca Colas, nuts, cakes, candies
ami ice cream were served. Afterwards Mrs. Lancaster opened
many lovely and useful gifts. Miss Susie Peaden whose birth-
on November 15 was also remembered with gifts.
Miss Peaden ivas completely surprised since she thought that the
party was altogether for Mrs. Lancaster.
Tweiity.four people were present. Some of them are shown
in the above picture, as Mrs. Lancaster prepared to cut the cake.
They are (1. to r.): Mrs. Annie Conway, Mrs. Lucille Waddell
Doc Lancaster (Engineering), husband of Mrs. Lancaster; Mis’
Gertrude Rowe, Mrs. Violet Walker, and Sidney Walker. (Photn
by Eppes).