SUNSHINE SERVICE NEWS Published By and For Employes of Florida Power & Light Company

V o l u m e 2 M ia m i, F l o r id a , J u n e 1, 193 8 N u m b e r 6 “Hush-Puppy” Eaters on West Coast Accidents Hit New '38 Hi< During Aprii

With 36 personal injury and 19 automobile accidents record­ ed, the Company’s accident re­ cord for April was the poorest of the year, L. P. Hoffman of the Safety division reported. Eight of the motor accidents were chargeable against em­ It’s an ill wind that blows no­ ployes and 14 of the personal body good, especially if it is from injury accidents resulted in lost your exhaust fan and is part of time. your home comfort cooling- sys­ “ Not one of the accidents was tem. due to mechanical failure. Every­ one was due to man failure,” de­ The song for June clared Hoffman. Is the wedding tune. The Ice Department had a seri­ This couplet about April’s show­ ous epidemic of mishaps, leading- in chargeable automobile accidents ers bringing- May’s flowers could be revised to something- about with 4 and in lost time accidents May’s showers preceding June’s with 8. No other department had weddings but it is a heck of a With “hush-puppies” taking the spot-light from the fish, 304 Western division folks gath- more than two accidents against thing to rhyme. ered for a fish fry at the Punta Gorda plant M ay 21. After supper, Bryan C. Hanks, center of it. picture on upper left, presented Valley Filling award checks to leaders G. E. Gerald, Carl Amlin, Unless the accident toll is less­ P. Linblad and J. C. Woodley. Center is the see ne at the cook’s wagon approximately one minute Ed Wood (Who never fails us) ened at once, company officials after someone called, “Come and get it!” J. M. G ardner and Art Taylor, committee in full charge, fear that the year will be one of (except maybe once), comes to are taking applause on the right. Extreme lower left, Larry Hoffman concludes presentation of bat with these:— cate showing seven years of no-accident driving, the worst in the Company’s his­ safety awards by giving Walter Munrce a certifi tory as far as safety is concerned. Father Fancer:—“ When I was now the maximum safety award. The Bradentrn diamond ball team is shown just after making good your age, I did not tell fibs.” on their cocky challenge to everybody else in the division. They trounced the All-stars 5-1. Next are Junior F.:—“ How old were you Katherine Blackshear and Mrs. Marian Smith as th ey appeared while answering questions about the 22 Are Winners when you started, Pop?” “hush-puppies” prepared under their direction. The slabs of cornmeal fried golden brown got their names, it developed, because in the Old South they were thrown to the hound daw gs that howled at the In Campaign Race Doctor:— “I don’t like to men­ kitchen. Last on the right, a couple dozen mo re platefuls of fish are brought up out of the meal was topped off with swamp cabbage cooked tion it, Mr. Jones, but that check 150 pounds of hot grease used for cooking. The Twenty-two of the Company with salt pork. At the dance held afterwards (sor ry, the photographer danced) Dick Roberts started personnel are now receiving noti­ you gave me came back.” nizing, and whooped it up later in the evening when the party moving by taking the lead in some harmo fication from the Company presi­ Patient:— “ Now ain’t that a he got another chance at the piano. coincidence! So did my lum- I dent congratulating- them on bago.” j winning Bryan C. Hanks awards Summer Recreation if You Go In For Toll Stories, for the first four months of the Egg Hed Sez:— “ Some people j Program Under Way 1938 Valley Filling- sales program. cause happiness wherever they go 1 Glance At This Lauderdale Tale Those who received checks are, and others cause happiness when- I Summer recreation is under way | in the employe division, E. C. ever they go.” in all divisions of the company Bowman and W. W. Whitfield, diabolical gleam come into her with golf, soft ball, bowling and While the current campaign on West Palm Beach; Mrs. J. M. eye you can be sure she’s made up Lilliott, Perry; Mrs. Mae E. Mil­ The sartorial prize this month horseback riding all drawing a full minor appliances is raging, the her mind to sell a ten watt bulb ler, Daytona Beach; J. C. Wood- is hereby awarded to Messrs. share of devotees. sales personnel would do well to A summer bowling tournament is regard the situation in Fort Laud­ or else ------. ley, Arcadia; Carl Amlin, Lake­ A. L. Reynolds and H. C. Eb- Clerks Oscar Allen and Willie just closing in Miami while Brow­ erdale. Nearly any evening a land; Charles Maxwell, Ft. Lau­ right of the Personnel Depart­ Wynn are attempting mass sales ard county employes are just get­ few of the ice or electric distri- derdale; Neil Gobie, Miami; R. B. ment for their sports ensembles methods. When a particularly ting into that sport. Horseback ution fellows can be spotted, an Minear, Hialeah and C. N. Deline, — white and creme large group of customers is en­ riding is a leader for Miami girls. electric clock under one arm and Miami Beach. Bowman, with Topper material respectively. ticed into the offifee they barri­ Soft ball is booming on the west a toaster under the other, lurking 7754.3 points, was high individual. cade the door with a stack of coast and in several northern di­ in wait for suitable prey. E. H. Smith, Ft. Lauderdale, WHEN THE Oll,ER FIHE1) 'I’ll I ranges. Then, turning on the cus­ BOILERS vision spots while two teams are j Under the able tutelage of with 52% of his quota, topped the carrying the company’s fortunes Preston Ross, the Ice boys are try­ tomers, there is some polite Small­ residential salesmen, other win­ talk of toasters and casseroles. >Twas many many years ago in Miami. Golf is general over ing to make you believe that chok­ ners being A. C. Wortham, Del­ And many miles from here. Any who complain of urgent ap­ That I learned, from sad experience, most of the system and matches ing the purchaser gently until his ray; L. T. Hart, Sanford; L. Lin­ pointments are forthwith sold To value what is near. have already started. A company face become a rich purple is a blad, Lakeland; A. F. Camman, I might have learned from poetry, electric clocks in addition to sun­ From four leaf clover fables, team has been formed to enter the quite persuasive method, and that Miami and W. A. Michel, Ft. Lau­ dry other paraphernalia. That men we often seek in vain first commercial golf league in frequently a few clips in the legs derdale. Local manager winners Are seated at our tables Three of the outside men, Miami history. with a pair of ice tongs readily | are Charles Senior, Delray Beach; I, once, had need of firemen convinces the victim that he can’t Hickey Maxwell, Sidney Sandler J. T. Moore, Perry; R. F. Lewis, To fire the power-house boilers, and Andy Ferrara, do their work So I hired everyone in sight sustain life any longer without a Hialeah and G. E. Gerald, Ft. Forgetting I had oilers. Hoffman Is Praised floor lamp. But maybe they’re in the customer’s home, and re­ Myers. E. E. Peeples and C. H. They came with reputations great. port gratifying results although They came from far and wide;— For Safety Work just boasting or trying to hide Ellis, both of the Eastern Division, But reputations wouldn't serve their real secret of success. they are somewhat reticent as to were the winning division sales W hen half the fires had died. Arthur C. Black, secretary of Uncle Bud Self has coached his the methods employed but Jerry manager and division manager re­ The last to come was greatest yet, the West Palm Beach Recreation Distribution gang- in methods Dowdy keeps a two feet length of spectively. He w as— in his own mind. lead pipe in his desk. Sometimes The things he didn’t know about commission has written the Com­ which are a study in subtlty. A were difficult to find. pany thanking it for its coopera­ light massaging of heads with merely fingering it suggestvely But steam went down and lights aids a convincing sales talk. “ Everything Happens grew dim, tion during the Regional Festival some of the more substantial line to Me,” Wails Virginia Smoke from the chimney rolled. of the National School Band and He didn’t know a thing to do tools immediately brings the sales And wouldn’t do as told. Orchestra contest held there in discussion down to fundamentals, PUBLIC SPEAKERS Summer may be the time for May. Larry Hoffman of the Safe­ TO MEET IN FALL quiet repose for many Florid­ So. I gently took him by the neck and a pair of climber’s hooks make ty department was assigned to ians but not for a certain secre­ And kicked him out the door, very convincing lacerations. The Although greatly increased For when I mentioned smoke, he the festival and during the events, tary around the building. Here said, keynote in the distribution cam­ interest in the proposed public “That’s what the smoke-stack’s the handling of the 1,300 school are a few episodes from her less paign is ably expressed in the speaking course has been mani­ for.” band musicians was accomplished private life during th'e first Then an oiler, unexpected. noble slogan “ Be gentle—the cus­ fested by employes throughout To my rescue, quickly came. without a single mishap. The safe­ three weeks of May: tomer must be conscious to sign the system, and sufficient num­ And proved he was a fireman. ty measures he established were 1. Knocked down a standard In everything but name. the contract.’” bers have signed up to start the instrumental in this record. at the Riding Club while horse­ The local office crowd are no instruction, it has been decided Well. I’ve fired a plenty firemen Letters of congratulation and back riding. During all those many years less persuasive. Catherine Smith, to postpone the start of the And I’ve helped a lot of others appreciation were received both 2. Received a beautiful cor­ To be first class engineers, the cashier, embarks upon an course until fall. by Will Preston, head of the legal sage in which was enclosed a But I’ve never hired another one amiable conversation on the man­ Advent of the vacation season And I don’t expect I will department and R. D. Hill, local card saying, “ Sorry” and she As long as I have oilers ifold virtues of a complete electric which would result in absences couldn’t figure out who sent it. W ho can learn to fill the bill. manager who was also lauded for kitchen. If this fails to register on the part of those taking the his share in publicity given the 3. Received through the mail And since I’ve held that custom she works down to the smaller instruction was given as the rea­ I am never much afraid event campanv advertising. appliances, and when you see a son for the postponement. one live cockroach, an animal of That those who work for better­ ment which she is mortally afraid. Will fail to make the grade AWARD TO BE GIVEN 4. Had her picture in both the So hold your four leaf clover The Cat Objected!!! papers as being from St. Paul. Not for the luck it brings Ring-n-n-ng! went the telephone and an excited woman told Advertising of the Company has But rather the lesson it teaches just been accorded national recog­ She came a year ago. To value the closer things. the Ft. Myers office about this terrible electrocution of a house- 5. On another occasion was cat that was going on right this minute. Please come quick nition for the first time since 1933 E. W. Earle, riding a show horse which sat Miami S. E. S. and get the cat off the electric wires. by the Public Utilities Advertising- down with her twice in the Well sir, "Big John" Alcorn got the trouble call and hurried Association. Formal announcement course of a single afternoon. COMPANY LEADS off to the rescue. When big John arrived, the bystanders say the of the award will he made June 14 cat was stretched out stiff across both neutral and the two “hot The Company has just been in­ when the Association’s Better formed that during April, it led legs.” John climbed the pole, grabbed the cat . . . and as to what happened next, there are many different stories. At any rate, Copy contest winners will be Servel Electrolux refrigerators in District 8 in increase of installa­ the cat beat John to the ground and disappeared through the named at the convention in De­ the last two months. Tom Edwards tions of gas refrigeration over the palmetto. troit. was a winner in Lakeland in same month in 1937 in the “ Make Ft. Myers employes are still asking “ Big John” about the March while H. A. Burnett of Every Minute Count” National kind of hair restorer he uses. Three company salesmen have Daytona Beach and F. B. Dawson, Gas Refrigeration campaign. I won monthly prizes for selling Miami, received awards in April. their turns at some high powered Bride To Be | played quite a prominent part in Keep Them Smiling! loafing ’twixt now and the next 1 the success of the recent Elks appearance of the News. The lat­ | Minstrel . . . Baseball is in full ter’s vacation activities will be swing and a company softball confined to attending to mother team has been organized . . . Roy and son No. 2, wno just arrived in 337atkins of the ice plant states time to get in this column . . . | that the main difficulty with Messrs. Towne, Higgs and Noble | diamondball is the ball won’t come manipulated spring cleaning in the ! to him and he can’t get to the most effective way — all moved. ' ball . . . M. G. Taylor super of Towne and Higgs are still in Or­ power plant, has been burning ange City, while Noble is now at j up the local golf cou’-se. Lake Monroe . . . “ Dude” Thorn- ley has been on the sick list. Due DAYTONA BEACH to his general demeanor of late, it is not certain whether his ill­ Join May Jarvis ness to due to inward infection or Reporter outward infliction . . . Lest three The following was fair damsels continue to be cheated received b y J. V. out of home and husband, we wish Butler, sales engin­ "Rastus. how come you look so down in the mouth?” “ 33 ell to go on record as advising all eer: suh. Ah done been double crossed. 33'hen ah gets mahied, ah tells mah Susie we is going to divide the wuk—ah’ll tote the wash and hopefuls of the three most eligible “ Dear Mr. Butler: bachelors, who haven’t been able “ In behalf of Volusia Avenue she does it cayse Ah figgahs that gives me plenty time to rest Margaret Inez Patterson to make the proper connections to Parent - Teachers Association I but she done put in an 'lectric laundry and now she rests and ah (above) of Greensboro, N. C., date. 3Ve hope that Messrs. San­ wish to express my sincere appre­ totes all day long.” will become the bride of ford, Stafford and Stansfield will ciation to you for being instru­ Charles 3V. Trieste June 28 at show their appreciation for this Greensboro, after which the mental in helping us put lights ad by passing around the cigars ill our school building. SUNSHINE SERVICE NE3VS couple will make a trip through very soon . . . Messrs. Peters and “ 337e feel that it was through Published By and For Employes of Florida Power & Light Company, the North Carolina and Tennes­ Ray must have discovered the Miami, Florida see mountains before coming to the interest Dr. Rutter and you corner around which prosperity Fort Lauderdale to live. Mr. created among the county school has been lurking for some time, board members that all mainland A. L. R e y n o l d s , Trieste has been associated with Editor for each is now driving a new car. the Company about four years, schools now have lights. Personnel Department Social pressure, or “ sumpin,” may and is in the Electric Distribu­ “ Thanking you again for this eventually force Jeter and Ross to worthy service. tion deparment. W il b e r t B a c h , Assistant Editor part with their first loves, too ... Mrs. H. H. Gwinner, Advertising Division E. 3V. Jeter and C. 3V. Towne are Secretary, P.-T. A.” back on the job after being absent Hoskins—“ I don’t know.” Postmaster— “Anything perish­ Mrs. King Starr held a cooking V o l u m e 2 J u n e 1938 N u m b e r 6 a day or so, due to illness . . . able in here (please) ?” school during the week of April C. J. Jones was off the job a few 17 at Bethune Cookman college days helping the Grand Jury catch Hoskins—“ I don’t know.” ON INFLUENCING PEOPLE Postmaster— “ 33’e have to know . . . Floyd Kissam is working on up with back work . . . A. 33’. the platform at the Ice Depart­ HERE’S an old saying about bread cast upon waters re­ Stumpe and C. 3V. Towne have what is in the package before we can send it through the mail (exit ment . . . According to their Tturning many fold. A good deal of customer-contact been doing a little extension work proud fathers, the next generation \3rork must be done with the same sort of faith which in­ in the line of boiler water testing please).” Hoskins— “ I don’t know what of company employes passed spires the bread-cast-upon-the-waters idea and the reward and treating for the Datyona their grades at the close of school S.E.S. . . . Major Doyle and Lieut. the package contains, I am in­ is quite often apparently nothing. structed to send it to Daytona.” with flying colors . . . E. T. J. H. McConnell, of the Coral Gables office, had an Stumpe recently participated in Markham and John Cosgrove are the military field problems and At this time several official experience in point a few 3veeks ago. A winter \dsitor had the first vacationists of the sea­ maneuvers carried out by the Re­ looking individuals had closed in written a scathing letter to the company, denouncing its on the poor salesman, who was son . . . 3\7ho is Jack? Harriett “ Stay Thru May” campaign as a ‘gyp’ so that the com­ serves at Orlando . . . Abernathy Folsom has the answer—but she reports that daughter Patsy has having some difficulty in retaining won’t talk. pany could charge “those high rates” for another month. the measles situation well in hand; his poise. Finally, with much ex­ Mr. McConnell was assigned the task of interviewing the plaining, perspiring and several Jim’s not so sure that he didn’t 'ALATKA letter writer and found that he was li3dng in a hotel and have a slight attack also . . . 1 words as to his good character by had never taken the company’s service. j onlookers, it was explained that Owen Burns, of the meter de­ Dorothy Ho*«ey j the box contained only the prize McConnell, in a perfect exposition of the “Yes, but— ” partment, who has been nick­ Reporter j award to the leading salesman, system of attack, explained to the visitor just what the named “ Bobby,” is the envy company must be prepared to give in the way of service for which the sender would as- We arc exceedingly of every male member of our or­ proud of the apper- and replacement under the conditions peculiar to Florida. I sume full responsibility . . . J. C. ganization because he is sporting Price has returned from his vaca­ ance of the outside of Nevertheless, when he left, he was convinced he had made the newest wearing apparel on tion through North Florida and o u r office building no dent in the attitude of the visitor. the market and the boys cannot Georgia . . . J. O. Roberson has with its new coat of white paint Yet, less than a week later, the visitor called at the find out where he purchased it. been talking a lot about fishing and especially of the Company office, apologized for having written the letter, said that lately. May 23rd opened a much emblem. It is our hope that some apparently our Company was “not such a bad bunch to MELBOURNE anticipated trip. day it will be illuminated so that deal with, after all,” and said that he had leased a house J jn c e upon a midnight dreary as it can be seen at night as well . . . for the coming winter and wanted to know all about the Irene A illent ine i he stumbled very weary, Six of the employes who add a Reporter I Very weary, almost leary, up and service he could get. down his bedroom floor: year to their ages each May cele­ The high light in Like the raven, Weldon quoted, brated at their annual party at the closing days of I Nevermore, oh', nevermore. ; We won’t say too much about it, Doug Austin’s house. 3Ve hear the recent “ Florida but if anyone would like a dem­ ! With his arms Joanne embracing, that “ Chief” Eskew really took Quest” was Salesman and his feet forever pacing, them for a ride . . . Condolences Northern onstration of H0337 NOT TO * Weary feet forever pacing up and Crom Hoskins’ attempt to return down his bedroom floor: to George Counce who spent the MOVE AN IRONER, just call on the coveted Mystery Chest, as it I Sheo' kept crying, no denying. last week of his vacation at home Division Mrs. Mould . . . We had a very had been in his possession for ! Li:il th is n u m b e r : J U J . Terry McDaniel and their two don’t think that is the reason Dan ing matter in here (please) ?” son and Shortie Clawson both H i” lit a w a y you w ill s e e : small daughters have gone to their is seeing snakes. A ni«*e «‘lea n t r u c k w it h :i bn«: country place for the summer. an«l FROM RAILWAY’S PICTURE ALBUM A sniilinu man that does n«»t Terry never comes in empty SANFORD SES ! In«:. Open your door and let him in. handed, what with tomato plants He leaves your floor clean as and fresh eggs. Among other John E. Caldwell a pin. Reporter things out there, they have eleven Supt. and Mrs. If your 4*hil«lr«‘ii can't sle«‘p at German Police puppies . . . Just n i« h t . Young promoted a Call the Flori«la Power «A Liurht. as Mrs. A. M. Mould stepped inside sort of family re­ G et s o m e «»f «»nr C le a r P u r e l«*«». the gate at a prospect’s home, two union Mother’s Day Good coltl water sure is ni«*«‘. huge hounds rushed at her. She weekend. Son Richard and family, I f it ’s t«»«» w a r m t«» li«» in l»ed: LI Th«* t e m p e r a t u r e is at its flew out closed the gate and was and brother Clyde came from Hol­ h e ig h t. headed for her car, when a man Don’t up. use your head — lywood and Jay, Jr., and wife and Call the Florida Power A Unlit. called from the porch: “ Don’t be lawyer Robert came from DeLand. afraid, come right on in; if they The only Young of the third gen­ DO bite you it won’t hurt, ’cause eration, Richard, Jr., had his first ADDRESSES CLASS we’ve had them both inoculated.” opportunity to make an estimate R. B. Roberts, jr„ General Sales 33’e hear that Mr. and Mrs. of his Grandpa, Aunts and Uncles manager, addressed the class in S. Adrian Fielding are getting . . . Messrs. Golson Hamby, Ken­ marketing at the University of along nicely at Gorgas, Ala., nedy and Hodge are back from va­ Miami during April and later where Mr. Fielding recently ac­ cations, but no reports of activi­ much of the material developed was cepted a position with the Ala­ ties have been forthcoming, except rearranged in a 15 minute radio Above we print Operator Fred L. Griswold at the tender age bama Power Company . . . Mrs. that Kennedy and Hodge had very program over 337IOD in which Mr. Mould is going around with of nine, taken on his father's farm, five miles from Perry, Iowa. little luck fishing . . . Stanley. Two farm hands and a threshing machine complete the quartet. Roberts was interviewed by Otlio a badly discolored forearm, which Johnson, Noble, Neiswander and Fred says operating the old Fageol is a lot like running these V. Overholsër w'ho conducts the looks extremely suspicious . . . the writer are scheduled to take old engines. Fred is the boy with the white shirt, standing. class. ment, the loss of her mother . . . heard the other day in the Divi­ Just Before the Battle, Mother Ed Bowman made us proud dur­ sion Office, and immediate investi­ Western ing the last campaign. He placed gation was in order. It was merely second in company merchandise j a sigh of relief emitted by the Division sold . . . Ed is ‘the Company’ to personnel of the Local Office when the people up about Jupiter and they heard Bill Whitfield was be­ Cli:u*les Wackerle Associate Editor Hobe Sound . . . This reporting is ing transferred to Miami—can you not what it’s cracked up to be ; take it, Bill ? Seriously speaking, unless one is a regular Sherlock ' tho—our loss is certainly Miami’s LAKELAND Holmes which I am not. For in­ | gain, and we are all going- to miss stance, I asked Joe Fant for any I Bill. I will especially, because IClixnbetli Taylor bit of news, and he answered | every time Bill wants an AFA Reporter “ Nothing important ever happens \ number, it seems as if I have a A buzz of excite­ to me.” But he forgot to tell me thousand other things to do which ment spread over the about his motor trip to Key West must be put aside while the book office when the word Sunday. Also, failed to mention is brought down and Bill sent on was passed around the young lady who went with him. his way smiling because another that A. J. Van Dresser had ar­ Must be nice. He also failed to customer is going to be given rived in town bringing some­ mention the fact that he replaced “ Sunshine Service’” . . . Shades thing we had been waiting a Diesel generating plant with our of the old N. E. L. A. days! Who for weeks to see. George Mer- remembers the parties the Wo. shon was the most excited of all, men’s Association of the Eastern he was at last to have a new The boys from the great open spaces in the Southern ¡Division used to have? Well, it meter truck! Mr. “ Van” rolled Division proclaimed so loudly of their golf prowess as compared GLADES j seemed like those good old days with the white collar boys in the Ingraham building that Harry into town in mid-morning and S were here again when we were in- (Did you see my new suit) Ebright obligingly arranged a match * S. T . W lilfr ie within 15 minutes, received a yel­ and then helped the Ingraham Building Clean Shirts wallop the Reporter j vited out to “ Ma” Greer’s house low tag requesting him to appear ; for a “ get-together” Thursday everlasting daylights out of the Operating Crew Dirty Shirts. The members of in court to account for not having Here’s one of the foursomes ready to tee off at Hollywood. Left : night. There were nine of us — the Glades District a license. He tried to pass the to right are P. .1. Carlin and Fred Tunis (See their clean shirts) j some “ used-to-be” and others “ still are proud that For­ buck, charging George as the and H. C. Madigan and Jimmie Brown, also rans. are” part of the good old FP&L, rightful driver of the vehicle but rest D. Banning, all­ service salesman for the district, j Ina Holmes, Mildred Whitfield, George stood his ground and with | ly nights as they have been hosts j fish, but now he seems to be get­ was elected Vice President of the ' Eve Kopp, Felice Walsh, Mamie humiliation written on his counte­ ! on several occasions to the lady ting quite a catch. He expects to Florida State Engineering Society, ; Mitchell, Elsa Meyer, Merab Luk- nance Mr. “ Van” approached the friends—Paul Stout, Bill Carmine attend the meter school at Gaines­ at Jacksonville, during the week j ens, Ina Greer, and Mildred John- inspector and pleaded his case. j and Carl Colteryahn are guilty ville the week of May 23. I son. of April 17. And that isn’t all. We The inspector, being an under­ I . . . Jim Randall reports the loss standing soul, rescinded the court of his boat “ Virginia” by fire FORT PIERCE hate to put this in second place but he won the first prize of order without further ado . . . while cruising on the Gulf. E. .1. M- sun has been taken i early victory. wood Chamber of Commerce and ning a similar medal on Joe Pu- over this month by be we should say gardener—ripe a director of the Hollywood Ki- latsky who saved the life of the young and the wanis club . . . It seems the Mc­ tomatoes already in his back yard very much younger generation MIAMI BEACH Terrell M. Robinson Feb. 5, and fruit trees are doing very Donough family has the Kiwanis 1936. In both instances, prompt . . . Bruce Jones, son of Mrs. Lil­ club in hand as Mrs. McDonough well . . . James “Jimmie” McCon­ lian Jones of the Claims division, H. V. Cummins application of resuscitation nell is also making similar plans Reporter was unanimously elected president measures was credited with is graduating from Miami Senior of the Sinawik club. . . . Our Home Economist, Lois High School . . . as are Billy , Miami Beach em­ saving the lives of the men in­ Culpepper, is pretty busy, keep­ jured. Scott and Mary Yaggi, son and ployes decided to con­ ing up with her regular demon­ niece of R. A. Scott of the Land duct a miniature golf RESIDENTIAL SALES strations and other calls, now that Division. Billy Gray, the pride tournament. Names to take over Jones’ job with the she has colored maids’ class every and joy of the W. L. Gray, Jr.s of participants were thrown into Robert Bradley route controls . . . Dick Houfle , Tuesday for six weeks. The first Reporter of the Legal Department had his a hat and teams selected by lot. moved from Addressograph to \ c s^e an attendance of 20 tonsils removed. At first Billy did! In due time, Tom Beddall and Cy House, who was Billing . . . Dick Merrill is new in ' " ' E. Graves, Florida City, not quite like the idea, but after H. V. Cummins emerged victori­ in our department Addressograph and Jim Joynes re-j was recently elected Sunday being fixed up to look like the ous. When the symbolic quarter before going with joined the Company in the same i ® c h ° ° l Superintendent of the Flor- Easter Bunny, he decided that life inch pewter cup was awarded the W estinghouse department . . . Harold Skinner ■ ^ity^ Methodist Church. .John wasn’t so hard after all . . . Mr. winners and Tom Beddall was stepped off the deep end with transfers from Miami Ice to Meter says he is going to let them sing Gaskin tells us that the stork called on for a speech, he loudly Tiny Carroll, cashier. They’re liv­ Reading . . . FLASH:—the teams whether the song is in the book dropped a brand spanking new i exclaimed: “ Hello, Mom! It was ing in Atlanta . . . O. B. Fickle is of Kelly and Silvers, Customers’ or not . . . Coral Gables is pretty baby girl down his chimney a a tough fight but I’m glad my in his second childhood, being Accounting, top the list in the proud of Hugh B. White who re­ couple of weeks ago. This makes team won” . . . Losers decided down with the chickenpox . . . A “ Iron Challenge” finals . . . Gre­ ceived 570 Applause Merits, mak­ three girls . . . Mrs. Gwen West- that doubles play did not develop customer came in the office much ing him high weekly Division gory Gallagher, meter reader, bury of Claims started the vaca­ the true champion, so a singles pleased with her new electric leads in the current sales cam­ salesman in the “Valley Foilers” tion procession by going off to tournament was held. The pro­ range. “ And,” she said, “ don’t ever Campaign. paign . . . Mrs. Len Olson is re­ Buffalo, where she says it was testors were correct, because the let anyone tell you it is not fast.” covering following a serious op­ very cold and rainy. doubles champions were eliminated She held up a much-blistered hand eration . . . Jane Blackwood is the first day. Newton H. Bollinger, which, she said, was the result of GENERAL ENGINEERING mending after a fall from a tra­ after some strenuous play, was turning on the switch and feeling GENERAL OFFICE SALES peze at school . . . WHAT WE’D crowned district singles cham­ the unit to see if it was warm— -Vita E. Bell Poem of the Weak LIKE TO KNOW:—Whom did all pion, and there are rumors that It was!! Reporter the boys follow to a certain club E d G ro u t at some future date the doubles From the looks of Reporter after Charlie’s “farewell” party? champions will be challenged by things, several mem­ DIVISION SALES Bill’s girl is tall and the singles champion and runner- bers of this depart­ slender, up, H. M. Stainton, for the per­ Audrey Leteliwortli CORAL GABLES ment will have to Mine is plump and manent possession of the trophy. Reporter break down and consult Dr. Rod­ Lillie Chandler loiv. Welcome to Ray­ ney Swope Davis. Up to now Reporter Bill’s girl wears and , ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION mond Reese, who re­ things in his corner have been Mine wears . S. Fred Koesy, re­ slack, but from the number of in­ places Gerry Stalling ally did his “ ” A. C. Bivins (Mrs. Warren Smith, jured people floating around the Bill’s girl’s a little sporty, Reporter helping serve 16 5 folks), resigned. Raymond hails second floor (bandaged, plastered, Mine is kind and good— people as Master of Frank Alford broke from Washington . . . Myrtle Nu­ limping and equipped with canes) But do you think I’d trade mine Ceremonies, at a “ bingo” party into print in the Mi­ ckolls doesn’t ride the horses with we have an idea business will pick for Bill’s? sponsored by the Coral Gables ami Herald April 12 the Company girls, but she cer­ up right smart. Frank Treat re­ You’re doggone right I would! Business & Professional Women’s after catching a 55 tainly picks ’em. Ask her about ports that his injury was sus­ club. Considering all angles Mr. Harper Davidson is wont to eat pound, 9 ounce cobia at Sunny the Kentucky Derby. tained while in service of his com­ at Walgreen’s around the corner, Koesy had a good time—but best pany. The others aren’t saying Isles pier. Just to prove he wasn’t of all were those good cigars that where free Chances are given for fooling, he also landed a 15 pound TREASURY • ■ • W. F. Hodgin, Jr., has been air trips to the West Coast or any came later from the girls as a kingfish, a six pound mackerel, E d W o o d transferred to greener fields, said similar distance. Harper was a Reporter gesture of appreciation . . . Rob­ and three bluefish ranging from fields being the Electric Distribu­ lucky winner one day last week Vacations are under way . . . ert Bruce “Bob” Levin, a former tion department. three to four pounds. The cobia Adeline (Hey, editor, you called and now the air officials are in a employe, was elected to the Bull­ DIDJANOES won a prize in the Greater Mi­ her Evelyn last month) Morris is quandary. Harper wants to go 250 dog Club at Georgia Tech. The That nearly everyone of the ami Fishing tournament . . . (This golfing in Waynesville . . . Bill miles— straight up! . . .A strange Bulldog Club is a junior and se­ General Engineering staff has a is not a puff for the Sunny Isles Hall and H. C. Stewart are enjoy­ looking creature drifted into the nior honorary society . . . We nom de plume, in some instances Pier) . . . Edward Martin of the ing Miami in May . . . Bill Jones office last week. A hushed silence have witnesses of the fact that unbeknowst, but in most cases Underground division is all smiles leaves the company June 1 to go reigned. Employes looked in won­ “ Hole in One” Eddy Lyons’ bras- they know and enjoy it. over the safe arrival of “ Ed. Jun­ into business with his father-in-law der. Finally he spoke. ’Twas Wil­ sie on the fourth hole at Miami E. F. Johnson — Cap’n. ior” at his house . . . H. E. Freer . . . George Stuart is in town from Springs, killed a little birdie which son Westberry “sporting” a mus- of the Electric Meter division said H. V. Street — Hairbreath Har­ tachio. He says he’s trying to keep Orlando to see that Charlie goes turned out to be a “hoot owl” . . ry. “ I do” with Eloise Teaver at the through with his plans . . . what some secrets from a girl who’s a George Baxter is steppin’ high, Major Layton — Wood Butcher. altar of the Holy Cross Episcopal a stag party for Charlie . . . Ev­ lip reader . . . We’ve often heard wide and handsome in a new Ply­ Larry Lawrence — Economic church April 16 . . . the division erybody enjoyed watching him of horse feathers but last Sunday mouth . . . Now that J. S. “ Lanky” Royalist. seems to have been in direct bar- blush and “ Two Cup” Magill and Hicks is all settled in his new we saw them “ in the flesh” when rage of Dan Cupid as Gertrude Dave McConnell — The Madi­ Charlotte “ Ostrich Plume” Losier “ Pop” Cohen came through in home in Coral Gables, he has son Madcap. Cronk of Savannah changed her great style . . . 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