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Pictured above .is .Charles Sawyer repairing a
break in the stock being run on a roving frame at the
Pacific Mills Plant in Hot Springs. Charles is one of
the operators who has been newly trained to operate a
rovingframe at the plant. He came to work at the plant
in March of this year. He had no previous textile ex
perience but proved a very good learner "and is now
considered an experienced roving frame tender.
Charles is a native of Madison County, and lives at
, Shutin in 'Madison County near Hot Springs. He is
single and considered eligible. He has a brother,
Claude Sawyer, and a sister, Kate Ricker, also em
ployed by Pacific in Hot Springs.
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PACIFIC mill :
Thanksgiving is, over now and
just a few more weeks until
Christmas. Maybe by that time
we will have a lot to write about.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wingate
iwer week-end visitors with Mrs.
Wingate's brother, Arthur Ram
sey, and Mrs. Ramsey.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Daltoix
visited friends In Maryville, Tenn.
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FAMILIES
: ThV Mtrihall ilons Club will
again give a' Chiirtraas Basket to
t smHiea f blind people In M
isori County) : : it ,wa nnounced
here this week by Earf Robinson,
Lion president.' r The Lions Club
started ; this. , worthwhile ; project
three Christraaaes ago and the
project .,. w . nigruy ; iuocbbbx
and appreciated. x ' '
n Officials- of the club announced
thai four valuable prizes would
be given away in front of the
courthouse on Saturday, Decern
ber 20, valued at over $200.00 :
) The public is urged to ; telp
in making this Christmas a hap
py ' one for these handicapped
families by seeing any member of
the Marshall Lions Club and giv
ing a donation.
A community of Jews have liv
ed without interruption, on the
Island of D'jerba, in the Medi
terranean, for 1,900 years.
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Lee's Jewelers of fer you a free round trip
' ticket to Asheville1 so that you can take
advantage of the big selections in
the trading center of this
whole section.
Do all your Christmas Shopping at one
time and get free bus fare both
ways to the "BIG CITY" de-'
ducted from your purchase of
.95 or more.
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ed Mr. Holt's father R.' H."Holt,
at Bluff, Sunday ' . '
Paul Loving and son, Paul Jr.,
went mountain climbing Sunday
evening on Trollinger Mountain.
They ran upon a red fox' that
was more dcared of them ttian
they were of him.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Whitson
took Sunday afternoon touring
Greeneville and East Tennessee,
Mrs. Whitson works in the spin
ning department and we know her
as Alene.
We wish to take this opportu
nity to welcome the new employ
ees to our plant: Thelma Bay,
Madge Burrell and Betty Jane
Cook, all of Laurel. They are
working in the spinning room.
Christine BuLlman and Lucille
Bullman visited their mother,
iMrs. Elsie Bullman, at Walnut
Crap over the Thanksgiving week
end. They both are students at
Warren Wilson. V ...., ,
Mrs. Matthew Ramsey visited
her daughter, Mrs. J. V.. Roberts,
over the week-end. Mrs. Ramsey
resides in Walnut. ' . , '.
: iMr. and. Mrs. Clinton Franklin,
and daughters, ' Carolyn and R
gina, were 'week-end vdsitorr of
(Mrs. Franklin's !' mother, Mrs
Roosevelt Franklin. Carolyn, who
has, been taking dancing lessons,
exhibited her skill 'while .visiting
(by showing off some of her new-
tap steps.
. . Mrs. Sophia Franklin of Flori
da , visited : her ? uother-in-law,
Catherine , Franklin, . ever ' the
week-end ' -""
, The annual Safety Dinner was
held Thursday ok all three shifts
In the plant and was enjoyed by
all employees. ' The menu was
fried chicken or barbecue, French
fried potatoes, corn bread or rolls,
elaw, and pickles, and ctfffee or
eoft drinks. This Safety Dinner
was prepared by Mr. S,, H.
Eridjee 1 of Lovers' Leap fame,
end we hope thjs turns out to be
a annual aiiair. I'acic Euls
regards their en!, ps for one
year without a 1op3-C a acciJunt
ly. giving tSiem a d.";au:r.
A recent survey, shows that me
dical students liaye more headach
es than any oilier group of citize
ns in the United States, Running
medical students a close second are
the business executives.
"ii Medical , students, - the (survey
showed, are found to, have head-
bebes in a percentage , ratio of
approximately; , eighty per cent.
Thus, four out of, five medical
students euffer from recurring
headaches. t , v , f ( ,.
'Business executives run them
a close second, and it is estimated
that seventy-seven pw cent of all
business - executives suffer from
headache.' Total figures show
that over fifty per cent of the gen
eral population have - headaches.
'If you i have been1 wondering
which group has. the fewest head
aches, it is the farmer group. On
ly one out of .every two farmers
or 'fifty per cent, ; are thought to
suffer f rom ' headaches, Manual
laborers do pretty well( and only
fifty-five per cent of them suffer
from headaches. , Salesmen suffer
at a ratio iof about fifty-eight
per cent,, and sixty-eight per cent
of all clerks are found to suffer
from headaches., . "
Seventy per cent of the house
wives surveyed suffer from recur
ring headaches and professional
persons are just one point high
er; seventy-one,' per cent of Uhem
suffering , from recurring head
aches. 'vr'
No one need interpret these
figures. It is ' obvtous that the
tension of modern 'life, especially
for those in the tension-filled oc
cupations1, are putting a, severe
load on ' ' our nervous , systems
These figures "help explain the in
creasing number of ,heart .attacks
and strokes, - suffered by Ameri
cans, as contrasted to lesser per
centage occurrences i tit these at
tacks among the peoples of other
countries of the world. '
coLD,c:7ixr.Ens
Gtt STANBACK. tabl.l or powdtrs,
fer rll of COLO DISCOMFORTS.
Th STANBACK jirateriptisn type
formulA e aembinalion of ,pain ',r
litving ingrdianU that work togothor
for FASTER RELIEF of HEADACHE.
NEURALGIA and ACHING MUSCLES,
dut to coldt. iSTAN''1 CK alio RE
DUCES FEVER. N ,i BACK -with
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Roatinq Fork News
MRS. HUBERT ' P ANGLE, Correspondent
Mr. J. N. Parker, 82, was hon
ored Sunday with a birthday din
ner at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert Pa'ngle, sponsored by his
itforee daughters. Mr. Parker was
very ill and didn't enjoy the oc
casion. Those present were Mrs.
Lucy Parker ( his wife), Mr. and
Mrs. Spencer Holland, Clyde and
Kay Holland of Ridgeway, Va.,
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Blanken
ehip of Alcoa, Tenn., Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert Pangle, Cecil and
Laveonia . Pangle, Mrs. ' David
Frisbee and sons, Gary and -Ste-
vie, Mr. , and Mrs, flack Parker,
Mrs. Pole. Holt and Mr, Dock
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t and Mr. uocic' jfangK
Wills.
Mrs. Weaver Allison took din
ner Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Gardin also Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Gardjn and baby, and Miss
Agnus Mathus.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hawkins
spent Saturday night with her
father, Mr. Berry Hrow. He ac
companied them home to spend
the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Holland,
Clyde and Kay, spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Nick
Parker and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Pangle. They visited .otherj re
latives and friends while, Mr.
Holland took supper Saturday
night with Mr. and Mrs. Fred ,
Trantham, then spent a few hours
with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moore.
Mrs. Clyde Caldwell and child-,
ren, Lucille and Allen took din-- r
ner Thanksgiving with Mr. and t
Mrs. Hubert Pangle, also, . Mr. '
Dock Wills.
Mrs. Carolina Pangle, Mrs. -David
Frisbee, and sons Gary
and Stevie and Charles Rollins
called on Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gar-"
din Sunday afternoon. '
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Parker, Mr.
Rochelle Parker, Mrs. Carolina
Paifgle and ' Doctor ' Kimberly
visited Mr, and Mrs. Nick Park
er Monday.
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It's the newest and most exciting of all
.'Ithe 59 Fords the elegant new Galaxie.
, -' A bright new personality in cars and
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w 6-passenger expression of Thunderbird
grace, spirit, style and luxury in aii
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cordially invited to come and see the
G.il.txie and the very full measure of
eWnnce it brings to the low-price field.
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