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MRS. K. JACK COX, prior to her marriage was Miss Haffye Elaine Sewell,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lee Sewell.
Cox-Sewell Wedding
Miss Haffye Elaine Sewell and
Mr. K. Jack Cox were married at
St. Stephens Episcopal Church in
Erwin on June 27. The bride is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Lee Sewell, Sr., of Erwin
and the bridegroom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Cox of Pilot
Mountain.
Wedding music was presented by
the ehoir. Miss Blanche Bruton,
organist and Miss Harriet Harris
of Franklinton, soloist. The Al
eolvtes were Bob Bost and (ieorge
Sewell, brother of the bride, and
filendale Holt of Erwin was cru
eifer.
The bride was given in marriage
marriage by her father who is head
of the Standards Department in
Erwin.
Miss Doris Ann
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ERWIN NEWS
Mr. Cox was attended by his
father as best man. Ushers were
Ernest Lee Sewell, Jr., of Erwin,
brother of the bride, John Reeves,
Kenneth Hunter, Jimmy Fulk,
Jimmy Cox, and Joe Allen Redman,
all of Pilot Mountain.
Immediately after the wedding
the bride's parents entertained with
a reception at their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Cox left for a wed
ding trip to the eastern shore.
The bride is a graduate of St.
Mary's Junior College in Raleigh.
The bridegroom is a graduate of
X. C. State College in Raleigh.
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These are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn F. Byrd. Mr. Byrd is employed
in No. 2 Card Room. l. Donald Byrd, age 9. 2. Earl Byrd, age 18. 3. Pfc.
Waylon M. Byrd with his wife, the former Miss Jean Jackson. Waylon
was employed in No. 2 Spinning Room before going into the Army.
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BEASLEY FAMILY—I. Lois and
Willie Beasley. This picture was
made on their trip to Sault Ste.
Marie, Michigan. 2. Billie Beasley,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Beasley,
and Jannette Phillips of Grand
Rapids, Michigan. Ifs easy to
understand Billie's interested in
Michigan. 3. Lois Beasley, Alder
man Parker, and Vada Woodlev.
brother and sister of Lois, ill Oj
years ago.
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THIS GROUP of women travel
from town to town in eastern North
Carolina and part of Virginia for
the purpose of compiling telephone
directories. Usually this type of
work is performed by men only and
this group has the distinction of be
ing the only group of women in the
United States to hold this position.
Second from left is Leonora Honey
cutt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ottis
Honeycutt. Second from right is
Minnie Honeycutt, Mr. Honeycutfs
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TIMES DO CHANGE —1. Now we know how Sonny Rochester, who
works in the Payroll Office, looked when he was a little boy. Here's a
picture of Sonny and his father, W. S. Rochester, who is a section man
in No. 5 Spinning Room. 2. Here's another pictnre of Sonny. This time
he is with Billy Hall, nephew of Roland Hall and Miss Etta Halt 3. W. S.
Rochester, No. 5 Spinning Room, in his World War I uniform.
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ON THE JOB IN NO. 5 CARD BOOM. 1. Tim* to go hone! BUFUS CUM
MINGS prepare* to go home after finishing hi* day** work. 2. WILLIAM
TYNDALI/; lap hauler on the 2nd ahift. 3.EABNEST JACKSON, tahes
time ont for a smoke. 4. ODELL JEBNIGAN, slubber tender on the 2nd
shift. S. k. J. LUCAS, 2nd shift, No. 5 C*Td Boom. 6. WILLIE B. JEBNI
GAN appear* cheerful while he creels • set of fram**.
JULY, 1953
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Mrs. E. C. Johnson, Jr., with son,
Stephen Esrl and daughter, Kathryn
Elaine.
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MR. and MRS. THOMAS BRADLEY,
of No. 5 Card Room, 3rd Shift.