The Frisco Employes' Magazine, June 1928 - Springfield-Greene ...

waa exceedingly lucky in that he re-
ceived an advance eniagement to sell
his services to the West Shop as a first
first-class machinist, so was spared the
worry and susDense of job hunting.
Monett citizens were accorded tile
honor of entertaining the delegates tu
the B. of L. P. & E. 1928 State conven-
tlon, whlch convened in our city on
Nay 7, and terminated on May 9. No
effort was spared to give the visitors
the best the town afforded in the was
of entertainment and amusement.
slght-seeing trips, luncheons, banquets.
musical programs and dances, filling
the days and evenings to completion.
OFFICE OF CAR ACCOUNTANT
SPRINGFIELD, MO.
MARIE ARNOLD. Reporter
The moat pleasant surprise of the
year tor this office came on May 1
when MISS Myrtle Vane returned to
work after an absence of four and
one-half years account serious illness.
Niss Vane is heartily congratulated by
all on her return to good health. after
such a hard fight.
JIrs. Katherine Beegle has returned
from her vacation, spent in visiting her
son and his wife in Kansas City.
hlisses Cuma Melton and Dorothy
Thorns visited the week-end of the
~th with Miss Thoms' sister in Kansas
Citr.
hhss Maud Bell spent a few days
with her parents in Xountain View.
31rs. Jessie Laub is justly proud of
the work of her son Cleveland, who
gradutes from High School this year.
He has been serving as busines manager
of the Resume, the year book of
the High School. The book is excel)-
tionallv ~ ~~ - beautiful. and has an added
attract-ion over books of orevious years
in some beautiful colored cuts of
scenes in the Ozarks.
Ylss Ida Bloos spent her vacation in
the far west-Seattle. Tacoma, Everett
and Portland. The only disagreeable
part of it was catching the flu on her
homeward trip.
Our office has entered enthusiastlcally
into the "City Beautiful" campaign
sponsored by the Chamber of
Commerce, our forces alone having
given orders for about two hundred
hydrangea and barberry shrubs. to Mr.
Don Fellows, Frisco florist, on his special
offer to Frisco employes.
We have a rather lengthy sick list
thls month: Louise Laes has been COIifined
to the hospital for several days:
Catherine Lyons has been in the hospital
and at home about two weeks
and bliss Helen Hawkins ill enough to
rercuire a thirty day leave of absence
from duty. Louise and Catherine are
on the job again, now.
Mrs. B. 0. Chandler entertained the
hostesses of the shower given her before
her recent marriage, with a pretty din-
ner party in her new home on Xay 2.
Misses Mildred Truman. Eleanor Buch-
anan, Bertie Sutton. Pearl Hutton'and
Ruth Owen were the lucky guests and
report a wondel,ful dinner and a pleas-
ant evening.
Miss Frances Coffman with her fam-
ily, spent part of the past month at
their old home in Kentucky. and at-
tvnded the annual I