W.R. Watson Shares Time Department Doings For The Badin Bulletin, Oct. 1, 1919

From The Badin Bulletin, October 1, 1919. Devoted to the interests of the employees of the Tallassee Power Company and the pleasure and profit of all people of Badin.

Time Department

By W.R. Watson

Our fisherman, Mr. Zu Zu Hadley, says he broke all previous records one day last week. One Pike (better known as Jack) and two nice Bass was the result of his trip up Finger Fork Creek. He says one Bass weighed three pounds and the other two pounds, but failed to weigh the Pike, as the scales on his back were not large enough.

Judging from the display of wristwatches in the payroll department, one would say that the strike has not seriously affected the jewelry stores in Albemarle.

Mr. B.N. Moose of the Distribution Department spent Wednesday night, the 17^th, in Winston-Salem, N.C. He reports the D.O.K.K.’s had “some time.”

Miss Johnnie Ferree of the Distribution Department is filling the place as teacher for the Second Grade until a teacher can be secured.

Mr. J. Arthur Wainwright, night timekeeper in the Carbon Plant, is spending his vacation at his home in Morganton, N.C.

Mr. J.W. Tilley, Chief Clerk of the payroll department, is spending his vacation “Somewhere” in North Carolina.

Miss Mary Lou Caldwell is able to be at work again, after being quite sick for several days.