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Jonas Samples has ended a work caree
long amused his friends with humorous :
other activites. Cloa Dunaway presented J
the form of a fish as a constant reminder ot
over the years. Mac George, Plant No. 2
reading the plaque's inscription.
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Ed Hannah, left, recently retired from
department. Ed, who was assistant plar
Clinton Mills of Geneva and its predece
Engineer James Carr is shown presentinj
momento of his long association in the
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Barbara Young recently completed 1
Clinton Mills. Barbara joined the comp^
ger Norman Craven congratulated Bai
company as he presented her an engra
award of her choice.
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stories about fishing, gardening and
lonas a large wooden plaque made in
f the many fish tales he had presented
> spinning superintendent, is shown
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Clinton Mills of Geneva's maintenance
it engineer, had been associated with
ssor companies for many years. Plant
I Hannah a framed "pipe" wrench as a
maintenance field.
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verity-five continuous years service to
iny March 16, 1959. Accounting Mana'bara
on her long association with the
ved Bulova mantel clock as the service
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5 Years
Kenny French Geneva
James E. Ross, Jr Geneva
Geraldine Whittle Geneva
JamesM. South No. 2
Jacqueline Roberts Lydia
John A. Brown Lydia
Vincent Cunningham... Lydia
10 Years
Nancy Heaton No. 1
lller McWaters No. 2
Perfect Attendance
On February 19, 1954, J. W. Walton
began an endeavor which has
lasted for 30 years.
He has been perfect in his church
attendance every Sunday. The Elizabeth
Street Church of God recog
nized him on Sunday, April 15.
J. W. is a Plant No. 2 loom technician.
Time Goes
Forward
Time is timeless.
Whether you go back, forward, or think of
this moment, time ticks forever on, second
by second. That is, except on April 29 when
time ticks one hour ahead.
The result is daylight savings time, a
period of time when everyone has an additional
hour of light to find fun in the sun.
So remember to turn your clocks, watches.
and other timing devices ahead one
hour at 2:00 a.m. on April 29.
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Shirlev Shockley No. 2
Joyce Campbell Lydia
Calvin Franklin Bailey
15 Years
Eddie L. Choice Lydia
20 Years
Mildred Holbert No. 2
25 Years
Martha Simmons Office
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John Dixon
Dixon Recognized
John Dixon, son of Clinton Mills Vice
Prp?;irlpnt anrl Mr<; Railpv Di*nn oainprl
national recognition recently as he scored
twelve points and played an outstanding
defensive game as Virginia Tech. defeated
Southwestern Louisiana 71-70 to capture
third place in the National Invitation
Basketball Tournament in New York City's
Madison Square Garden.
Dixon, Virginia Tech.'s only senior, used
his 6 foot, 9 inch height and quickness to
cast Virginia Tech. into the winner's
spotlight.
Dixon served as co-captain of the team.