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But Gaml Manager of Erwin Milk, IK., presents the annual Krwin
K piaqne for 1951 to Superintendent C. O. Walker of Erwin Plant 8,
Miss. This ia the second time in three years that Plant 8 has von
|Mpiaec ia the aaaoal company-wide safety contest. Ia 1949, Plant 8
|H first place honors with Plant 6 when both had lost time frequency
Hb of mo. During 1951, with a total of 1,335,636 man-hours worked, j
nS'i ratiag was 1.49. The average frequency rating for the entire Krwin
Uay m 4.89, which ia far below the entire textile industry rating of 10.0.
IBag on at the presentation ceremony are M. K. Harden, Resident Manager
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Bad Mrs. Kenneth Karl Cooper Lloyd—Before her recent marriage at the
fl University Chapel, Mrs. Lloyd was Miss Doeia Jane Cheek, daughter
|Br. and Mrs. Ira W. Cheek. Mr. Lloyd is the son of Mrs. J. O. C. Lloyd
Khe late Mr. Lloyd. (Photograph by Whitley ft Scott.)
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Handln. Monts^eStntt^rere
Bled on December 22, 1951. Mrs.
Bto is the former Miss Elsie Greene,
Bhter of Mrs. Annie Greene of
B* Spinning Boom.
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ftrtsy loot Hlte a doughboy to joa,
iHee it i» a picture of Mrs. L. B.
BKird lAm iives «t 715 Thirteenth
B>t, mm| her sepbew, Carlyte
|NU Ivflt at 1821 Bynum
Bt. Ms*. Harward ig' teaching
Bajboet \ She » irwrtfi Si •
Bytfom whinh belongs to another
Hew, PfctdlteaWjs. Mrs, Karward'* 1
Bptsd IS BOW EMPLOYED in No. 1
K &*>» works in .
WefiA Boom wh we fed* wife i« i
DURHAM HEWS
Miss Patay Ball, daughter of Mrs.
Emma Harris Ball of Durham.
Mrs. #«» Vlekavs sod Mi*. Ada
Phipfs Johnson, sisters, are shown in
this picture. Mrs. Ttekers has been
dead for a number of years. Mrs.
Johnson ia a Spinner in No. 4 Spin
ning Boom. She is the mother of temx
children, one of whom is JaaMS John
son of KM, 4 Card Department.
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THE ERWIN CHATTER
Erwin Home Arts
Club News
The Annual Banquet and Hus
band's Night of tike Erwin Home
AHs Club was bald at Erwin Audi
torium on April 17th at 6 P.M.
The invocation was given by Mrs.
C. T. Foe, Sr., followed by a brans
wide stew, barbecue and chicken
dinner. The program was in charge
of Mrs. Carl Bunting and the so
loists were Mrs. J. M. Heldman,
Jr. and Mr. Tommy Waller. A duet
was rendered by Mr. and Mrs.
Tommy Waller and the aeeompanist
was Mrs. Charles Cheek. The
speaker for the evening was Mr.
Carl Sapp who talked on commu
nity development.
Outstanding decorations were used
on the tables. They consisted of
old cedar stumps, cleaned and pol
ished, and decorated with scotch
broom, jonquils, eollard blooms and
pansies.
Mrs. S. D. Henley is recovering
from a severe attack of flu.
Mrs. Luther Smith is home from
Watts Hospital and is recovering
rapidly.
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CHILDREN LOVE BIRTHDAYS,
TOTS AND ANIMALS—I. Jamea
Dunnigan, age 6, has a birthday cake
almost as big as he is. Sitting next
to James is his brother, Johnny, age
4. They are Bona of Felton and Ruth
Dunnigan. 2. This little miss is Debo
rah Wall, daughter of Lira Mae Wall
of No. 4 Spinning. 3. Rickey Kale,
nephew of Ruth K. Mcßroom, is hold
ing his eat, Butch. Rickey was born
in France and is now three years old.
4. Deborah Asa Garrard, daughter of
Mr. avtd Mrs. Allen Oarrard. Debby
Ann is twenty-one months old. Her
father is a Tapper-Drawing Tender
on the 2nd shift in No. 4 Card Dept.
Mr. and Mrs. David Earp, 918 Caro
lina Arenas, celebrated their 40th
wedding anniversary o% April 7, 1982.
They were married on April 7, 1912,
and have made their home here all of
tt'oae years. They have two sosa,
Elton and Warren, both of whom are
married. Elton is employed at Liggett
k Myers, and Warren is in service
and is now stationed at Fort Bragg.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Earp are active
members of the Weslyan Methodist
Church and take an active part in
community affairs. Mrs. Earp has al
ways taken a special interest in her
yard and the growing of flowers.
Congratulations are in order for
these two floe people and their many
frissds wish tfeem many more happy
years of msrrifcd life.
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1 1. CpL Bebby Hedges of the Armored Field Artillery, Fort Hood, Texas.
- He * the son of Mrs. Maude Long of the Sewing Room. 2. CpL Andrew H.
; an—, son of Bennie Alien of No. 4 Carding and Lillian Allen of No. 4
, Spooling, is in Korea with the 45th Division. He is shown hue with his
' mother, left, and his aunt, Mrs. Olden Riley. 1 Pfc. Ashley S. Nash, son of
' Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Nash of 2704 Mulberry Street. Pfe. Nash is now sta
tioned at Camp Atterbnry, Indiana, and haa been on maneuvers in New York,
Wisconsin, Kansas, Kentucky and Texas.
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Durham servicemen and women
who are receiving -copies of THK
1 En WIN CHATTER are as follows:
I
F.PJ. Manly P. Zell
R. Division
USS Layte CV-32
FJP.O.
San Francisco, California
1
S/Sgt. D. L. Wagstaff
HQ HQSQ, ATG 3-4-1
APO No. 187
San Francisco, California
R.C.T. Leon Tucker
R. A. 14366416
CLR. Co. 103 Med. Bn.
Camp Atterburg, Indiana
Pvt. Donald Suitt
R. A. 14390397
Hq. Co. 3rd Bn. 164 th Inf.
47th Inf. Div.
Camp Rucker, Alabama
Pfc. Richard M. Spell US 53079158
Hq. Btry. 82nd AAA A.W.B.N.S.T.
APO 248
c/o Postmaster
San Francisco, California
Pvt. M. E. Shambley
A.F. 14365873
3457 Student Sqdn.
Francis E. Warren A.F.B.
Wyoming
Pvt. James L. Hall
U.S. 53020660
Batt C 16th AAA A.W.B.N. S.P.
43rd Inf. Div.
Camp Pickett, Virginia
Pfc. Lonnie H. Hall
A.F. 14366055
1807 th W.A.T.C. A.A.C.S.
APO 207
c/o Postmaster
New York, N. Y.
Pvt. E. F. Dollar, Jr.
. U.S. 53009238
Security Guard Co.
AAU 8617
AHS, Arlington, Virginia
Pvt. Glen Enlowe
ER 14308643
531 st Q.M. Pet. Sup. Cp.
APO 696
New York, N. Y.
Cpl. Andrew H. Allen 14366311
Hq. Co. Ist Bn. 279 Inf. 45 Div.
APO 86
San Francisco, California
Pvt. Richard T. Andrews
US 53 115-518
Co. 1 47th Inf. Regt.
Fort Dix, N. J.
• Brinson W. Cannada T.C.F.N.
' 797-11-95 U.S.N. E. Div.
USS Laffey DD-724
I e/o FPO
> San Francisco, California
Cpl- Luther C. Cannada, Jr.
. US 53009200
» Service Btry. AAA Etc.
| Fort Bliss, Texas
• Pvt. William 0. Cheek, Jr.
US 53020664
Btry. B-169-AAA —AW B.N. S.P.
! 43rd Div.
Caap Piekett, Virginia
Pvt. Brodie L. Harper
US 53009223
Hq. Hq. Co. 8617 A.A.U.
A. H. S.
Aldington 8, Virginia
Charles W. Harton 884-47-34
Co. 172 U.S.N.T.C.
San Diego 33, California
Cpl. Bobby Hodges US 53070541
A Btry. 91st
Armored Field Artillery
Fort Hood, Texas
Sgt. Fred T. Horton
Army Field Force, Board No. 3
Ft. Benning, Georgia
Lt. Jg. Anna Cleo Mangum, N. C.
USNR
U. S. Naval Hospital—Navy 3923
F.P.O.
San Francisco, California
Ret. Charles Moore
R.A. 14373487
Comp. D. M.P.R.T.C.
7508830
Camp Gordon, Georgia
Pvt. Harry N. Parks
A.F. 14366235
3330 th Student Sq.
3310 th Tech. Training Group - .-*•
Scott Air Force Base, Illinois
Pvt. Norman L. Pulley
R.A. 14365720
Co. B—44th Tank Bat
82nd ABN. Div.
Fort Bragg, North Carolina
SR Lee R. Wilkins 333-57-61
Co. 290 14th Batt. Ist Reg.
R.T.C. U.S.N.T.C.
Bainbridge, Md.
A/2c. Charles S. Mcßroom
A.F. 14373360
3404 Student Sq. Box 598
Keesler Air Force Base, Miss.
Cpl. Floyd G. Bennett
U.S. 53078910
H. & Hq. Btry. 728 th AAA Gun Bn.
Fort Bliss, Texas
A/B Dwight Hart
A.F. 14455303
Fit. 446 Sqdn. 3734
Lackland A.F.B.
San Antonio, Texas
Thiajtttk toaa the
MaTthls tekfcffffaitd
parcnto, Mr. aad Mw. F, E. Hamilton