The Log Vol. 11 No. 04

Between 1914 and the late 1960s, the Champion Fibre Company published an internal newsletter, called The Log, to share news about the Canton mill, the community, and its employees. After 1940, news from the entire “Champion Family,” which included mills in Hamilton, Ohio; Houston, Texas and Sandersville, Georgia, was featured in each issue.l ' • .. • • r: ' !• ••• "' ' .f. • •• .. i • • • ;' • r •• • • • •• t • t • • • ! ~ ••• • ~ • • i ."''. f a• : ,•. •. •• • • ~ 1 t + ' ! 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S AND BOYS This issue of the Log is dedicated to our High School Graduates and College Girls and Boys . I)uring the last session 24 of our boys and girls (of The CJ1ampion Family) graduated from High School. And ten af our girls and boys, whose pictures appear in this issue made splendid records in the various Colleges which they attended during the past College year. We are proud of them and their acl1ievements. • ~ +++'I ++++-.l • • 2 THE LOG ~----------------~~------~----~~~~-~~·-~------~~------~~.,~b .. -~~~----- SOME OF THE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUA1'ES BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT James Duc1<worth, Bruce Joslin, Wayne Robinson, Earl Morgan. SECOND ROW Margaret Johnson, Mable Glance, Lois Smath ers, Nevil Crute, lVlildred Justice. THIRD RO~T Maude Ray, Mahalia Glance, Ruth Kezziah, Joncie Holland, Gladis 1\rlorl"OV\', ~Iary Allen. OUR HIGH SCHOOL • URING t he last session of our High School, which recently came to a close, forty-two girls and boys received diplomas. A goodly number and an evidence of the splendid work '\vhich is being done in the Public chools. of Canton. comparison with Asheville and Waynesville schools reveals some very interesting facts. In the Asheville schools, more than 1600 were enrolled and th ere were 237 graduates, or about 14.80 percent of the total numbe1· of pupils in High School. In the vVaynesvHle High, 365 were enTolled with 45 graduates or 12.60 percent of the nun1.ber of pupils en­. rolled. The Canton r~Iigh School had 329 enrolled, with 42 graduates or 12.75 percent of those e11rol1ed in the }ligh School. ~le our percentage is not quite as good as Asheville, it is higher than vVaynesvillc. Futhermore1 the Canton High School in the Southern Association js rated as an A-1 school, and we are. infonned that there are only thirty such schools in the State. We have also been info1·med that only about six or seven t~wns in the state, under ten thousand population, have I-Iigh schools \:vit,h an A-1 rating. The cJtizens of Canton are ceJ~tainly fortunate in having such men at the head of our chools as Prof. A. J. Hutchins and R. J. R-eveley . • • • • THE LOG 3 • D ... li -r~ T THE l?IRE BUG • ffi pictu1 e : c 1e is but another illustration of the ~.:~ su!t of 2. faetorv fire. . • <Jn ~la1·ch 26, 1928 at 8 :50 a. m. the \¥Ork-m n clo eel thP .~prin1deJ· control v~Jve in one of the ui1aings of t l1(' uelJt.ge .D. 13a1·na1·d Stationary Com­f) aDY: St. IA. uis l\1o., re-paratory to changing the pip- A· 2.45 p. m., "nur hours later, after sonH~ of the pi pi g had b~ en d -,( r. nnect~d , a fire ln·oke out in the . ecord tory of t he uilding. \Vhen the firen1cn ar­rived, the fire hart gainC;d s uch headway a general al .. t'IlJ .. as sounrlc~ , olh:e fit·emen rtt :-hed to the scene of tl e :fire a nd ten lines of hvre were laid at va ·ious . rJ intr:-- around th<~ plant .. . if an\vhHe, '\ ith the s prinklers out of commis~ion the ftre spl ead alc Jlg th(-:! ccihng i.lnd up jnto the Jl1(•ni­tors .. ;;.-Jon bt eaki Jg out tlH~ glaSS1 ~o that the flames appeared ahove t he roof, igniting the ext()rior wood­work. The ftre fi11al1y ate through t:J, roof and corn­plet ·ty de- tl"Dj e.d the ·( cond ~ tory of the building . 1~~;.-;­tima ted Jos: b twt.en ~·1 (JfJ,OOO and $1 !>0,fJ00. Du1 i ng coTJSt1 tlction 'vork f this J<iHd, as r:YlUCh of the sp1·~ leJ' (Jquipn·1~n1t as , ~o~ .;ible . huuJd he k~pt in s~rv1 ce. lf the cipt·h1~*1 .ra had hepn in sel'Viee, un­dr) ubteal .v, th ) fi r e wul cl ha.. v: ~ het r'l (•l'"tf!eked ahnost hn·- n1e(Hat~ l .v.. . ~ ·tra at,.hrnan s l t~vier .. and addili<,n~l fn~ extin­guisher !-5 sho 11 l e J1l(,vided arrd alln•tt·c .. s::ry .. J.ceu­Tnulation t f JIJ'Jtc. ri· l p1 ventf3d, r\ IH·uever :-spriiak)Cl' l)fr,ttction nut, IJ shut off. Faetr, ry MutLla1Recol'd . • ----- ~ --· -~--....-..,~- . - \ EXTRACT RECORD . The Extract Departn1ent made the lar gest shipment of extract during the month of .iVIay, tha t has been n1ade during any previous n1onth since 1926. It is certainly a plea sure to record such achievements and \Ve hope that \Ve vvill be able to mention othel"' re-cords in future months. ~ . We arc also glad to state that the Extract Safety record has been good for several yea1·s and in n1atters pertaining to Safety v\-e could not ask for better co­operation . PAPER MllJ.~ RECORD The largest n1011th ly production is the r()cord of the PapPr lVI ill for the n1onth of May. \~lhile th ere ""·cr no outs t an~ling· d a il~- rt>cords yet, PVe1·y day \Va~ a record, con ~etttl e nll y t.he production for the ntonth of lVlay \\'as t.hc la rg-t"''-'t s ince the Paper 1 IiJl has been in op<:t·ation. JVI J". Brook ~ superinlcnclt'n t, and hj -:; ('o t·ps of \\ orkers deserv;) prai:--\~ f<) l' ~uch good \vorl -. \V <' b0li ve that the spirit. oC c:o-(,peraiion t~ x i. t ing- in t he Paper l\1ill at tl:lP lH"cscnt tin1e, is thP l>c~ t ~: inc e tf1 <.~ plnut he s been in ope-ration. (;o-operativc en ort on Lht: part of all enl­ploye0~ i~ th . pit·it. th~t \vlll bl·i ng ~ntct<..'SS . We aiHO \vish to (·orrHn ·nd l\1r. rrool\$ nnd Mr. I-Iively .for lhe ·pi<: ndid ... af ty ~pi ri t wh ich s{ t: n1s to ])f 'VaiJ, we bt·lieve lh ere i ~ n1or · r al inter ~ t in S'-tfeL\- at the • pr(:sent tjJne than thel·c has cr b n in this pal~ticu ... Jar department. • 4 • TfiE L06 E. F. Fromke., Lee Bishop, A . .A. Herndon Ofttin1es \\·e ,,·ait until our friends have cr ossed over the b1·idge, that spans the dark chasm bet,,reel1 this and that unkno"rn country from tr\vhose borne no traveler ever returns, "to say son1e of the good things that n1aY be in OUl' hearts to say. ~ It is ''Tong of course, and 've should cultjvate a dif­ferent spirit. Recentl\' the Combustion Engineering Co1·poraLion, • _ e'v Yo1·k City, completed for u. the in. tallation of a large steam po"·er u11it using pulverized coal. The ''?ofR ,,·as completed on schedule time; ho,,·ever , it is not our pul~pose to emphasize par ticularly, ho\v quickly the '¥Ol'k \vas done but; to say just a word of con1men­dation about those \\1M ""Tere in chavge of the erection of the JJoiler. During the past ~'enty y~ars \ve have had a gr eai deal of '-VOl~k done in our plant lJy con tractors, install­jng new equipn1ent, erecting l;uildings Lc., and ' e do not hesitate to state that ·we have not had ihe pleasure of wol'king '\'.rith a more congeni:11l bunch of men, than those \vho ·were in charge of this ·ork. The spirit of co-ope ... at1on \~·a rnani f.;st at all dnH}S, consequently the n1ost friendly relations exi. .. ierl be tween the employees of the Cumbu::;liun Eng-ineeri ng Cor poratior1 and ouY men . .. r. E. F. F1·ot11ke. S uperh1tendent. o cou ll·uction, I.Jee Di~hop ia on foreman and A. A.. I-Jcy ndon 'Th11e 4 -·i""i r .. .., ws -. ......, LI(JI";•- a· il ··• a(]P • = 'cit •• frC' • "W s - l u·pt•r , sp,•nt n hr . nol nly ( II ' l'l :l ldi (~ I t or• th ir 1 n t·t it' \ll <t r lilh, or V\'o t·l<, l n t Ht c n v:tlu· •h ll· HS •t f r1 th~ u q ,!nldzn l ion \~v itA l whi rlt th ·v Hl'"' cnn1u c•Lt\d. 1'h <:"V u1• f'ri <~ rHll ~, ng n.~·r: d, ~t· a nd ;•c·r·o rnod:d tng. tho.. 1 as r 1'~4('$(•Hl alj vp~ of ll (' Cornhu~ti n n J·!ovinvr·t'l ll .f( c(,l pont tion1 t.lH'Y Hl'e uol u11ly nutk jug ;;1 favPr:t. bJ c• irn J H'C.~­s ion, bnl a h ost (:;) f fr i0nds fo1· t hen· en1 pl.\ ' !1',·. Three Englishn1 n '"ere ~ itLin g in t he lobby of thei.r club. A fine auto passed t he b uilding, a nd aft er ten min­utes had elasped one of the n1en said : ' 'A Da imler:: T\\sentv mjnutes la t er the second n1an sa id: u.r\o, Roll:.; Uovce.'' Half an hour late1· ihe t hirrl n1a11 left, sa ying: f'I ~a,¥n't stand l.hese beastly a rgumen ts.' ' • • NQTA BENE AFETY devises properly il1 stal ~ed have prr­ven t ed many painful accidents, but, if safety applia nces 'vere p·laeed on every machine and ar ouna eveJ"Y dang er ous place, 90 per cent of the in­j uries from accidents vvould continue t 0 occu·r. Ther e­fore, somethi1;,1g more than safety applia nce are need­ed. Acciden ts will happen j ust so long as people ar e careless, t houghtless or take unnecessary chances. J us t a f ew weeks ago a s er ious accident occur r ed near the Sout h ern Station. A young n1an atten1pted to c1in1b over bet '' 1een a train of cal's \Vhich \\'as standing on t he main line and his foot \vas caaght bet\veen t he auton1atic couplings and crush ed so badly, iL \>\a n ec.­essary to an1putate the foot j u t above the ankle. When the accident occur r ed, '"e made tne s taten1en t in thi;;:; n1agazine t hat t h ose ·who had heard of_ the ac­cjdeni \\'Ould be n1o1·e caref ul for a short \\'hil . but. in a f e·w wePks it \vo uld be forgoti n and the l lle f Canton \vouJd again bf\ doing l.he . an1e f ooli "h t,h i ng­taking the saroc ch a nce. Tt is bt'ing done lo da.v ·1nd we 1·egre t io .. ay th a.t some of our n1pl >Y~. rt l'\ doing it . We don't k n o~ ' ho Lh n<:\:t. p ~ r~on ,~· ill bcJ l l r do we kno"'' j ust when it ' vlll occur, 1 ut \V t- do 1"n O\\ thnl if \VC continue lo l!lkc su h unn 'Ct's a r.~ c h~\tlct.":-<. ·,)nl~­body i g ojJtg to be (·c. ngh t anct will pn\ t h \ l n~tlt~. The chance tal to, i n evi tahl ~ Pel.'!-. in :-' ufl·~ dng f ,r th priv ileg of tclking ·ha JH! s. so '' h.' t·unt iltUP t) t~l. kl chanc s? l\1 n ~ ho will f c-tk(! !"'>Uch cha th:\ ~ whi lt.:. , 1 · t h j( ll, w knO'\\? they \\ill b t.>a relt'""=' c)n thl: .h) h. It pAy .. to pl a. · .aff' ·1 l v~·a.' s. Y ...\ Ll E 0 • • THE LOG 5 'LOSE OB~ER\"' TJO • . ~\ ! 10 GOOD H DIT ' T,,.o golf ing e n lh n ~ia. t a Lonrloncr and a Scots­n1an \rcrc playing a round together . After a first hol e ~ the forn1 ~ r £I~J\ed: '' fl ow nu.1n.'· did you take '?" " I~ , i g h t," t .. ~pli <:'d Lhe. ~ cot~ n1an. ~ ·I on1y tuok f'Pvc·n, ~ o it's 111 .\' he le · exclain1ed the Lonrloncr t ri u1nphan t ly. fter the sc•con 1 hole. the Londoner put the ·arne C}lle .. tion again. . ul the 'cot:n1an ~n1i l ed 1\no,ving]}· ' '~a. nn," ~aid he. ''l t ' _, n1a turn lae Clsk first.' ' ,] e )ob \Y ' on f ~ 1 r. , nd _ I c . -- -"'=------ n1 t·lan . L. \ · tn rlan J( e L ,b r· duat -d f th 111\ 00 it) thi ... .. pr:n ·, h \ ino- \V n h itrh n '11 ~~ ..... · i:ill a. hl t ru1d · ·hol.. r. He 0 b fir~t ' ·on fa IH 1 itch --r un t h ., n i r ... i . · ba-::eb" 11 t HJ 1 : n . \\ (:;:, c} htin of the farh;, } ni 1~ durin r th pa t ' a~on. He i~ TIO\Y 1-Ia~ inb \\ i h tile P 1Ja lel(l 1i .. " thleti ·~ in the "' m ·rican L · gue. \·here he \l:iU b \\~ tt11 d 'ith inter ~t b\ hi':) nun\ ri 1 . J plan ~ ' . t · -ent r th · ntver ir~· ti ·... c ll t coHtinue l i!) • ~tudie~ in n1edicine. THE LOG M u::;rr; •t tf .- ; =- ------------~----~--~--~--~~----~-----~--~ • • E. F. From ke, Lee Brs.hop, A. A. Herndon Ofttin1es \,~ e 'vait until ou1· friend have cross~ d over the b1·idge, that spans the dark chasm bet\veen this and that unknown eount1·y from (',vhose borne no traveler ever returns, "to say son1e of the goorl things thai n1a .\ " be in ou1· J1earts to sav. ~ It is ''-rong of course, and 'We should cultivate a djf-ferent ~ph·it . RecentlY the Combustion J.:-~ngineeri ng Corporai ionJ 1 -e,Y York City, cornpleted for us the installation of a larg. e stean1 pO'.Yer unit u ing pulverized coal. T he ' w·ork was con1pleted on schedule ti n1e; however , it is noL our purpose to emphasize pa1·Ucularly, how q uicl<ly the ' ork \vas done but, to say j llf;'L a '''ofd of commen­dation about those who \Vere in cha1·ge of the erection of the boiler. During the past t\·venty year£.; ~'e have had a g r eat, deal of \VOrk done in our plant by contractors, install­ing ne'\\r equipment, E:reeting Luild1ngs etc., and \VC do not ],esitate to state that 've have not had the plcasu1·c of ':vo1 king vdch a n1ore congenial bunch of rnen, than those Vt.'ho '\'ere in charge! of th 1 .. ·wo.tk. The spirit of co-operation "' manifest al all tinte~~ consequent] ~ the rno~t friendl} relation~ ~Xl."'ted be­t\ Veen the ernployees of th r()n,bustion :.ngince1·ing Corpora bon and our tnen. M1. ~- F. :Prornke, .. upe1·intende11 t of c.on:--.truc ivn, L e 3ishop fa son forernan and A. A. He, no:ou Tifn - • "WJIEH I~ 'flll~!ltl~ f~ A WILL THI~H.~~ 1 ~ A \VA Y. A LE'ITER OF THANK~ , .. 1 wish to ihanl th _ ernplo ~ ecs of tl~ \~' o · )d Yi\rd of ThP Champion Fib1·c Con1pany ft r Lh ~ t> '<1\ltiful t1 ral design ,,,hich " 'as s ni wh ~n m .v fat ht'r lt d. 'l'h jr kindne$: ~ hall n €- r h · for,..,. l)t h n. t\1 r .·. 1 . K. ~ arren. • A trifling KI D · E~·s h l'e a n"lt'" h<\r'­Is but a ::,inlpl . s n1a.ll nffair. y .l 1 f ) <) lll' 1i r h :.!s ~own th i fr · . \VIUE . IHlll your ll A P Y Il A 1h\ ... E '':f • • • 7 z ... =e-.. • 0 t.,Jt-:C, Bt ,F; SPJRI'f 1~ ;tn tty 'llHl~ r :'!pairs " ' -'r' tnadl' in t h .) ]'uJp :to r~u;l' .. ,,ttll. p·:11~t f thl old ft'll " a~ r~n1 o \ ed and a Jlt''" floor la iff. n ren1 ,·in.,. th~ old floor t thert: \vert' n1an v nails iu • th Jd ll( ~in r, hut \ve \Yt:rc plea· d to nnte that e er\ • ne-il in th:. ol h1n1l tr ,,-a ' bent do,vn. ~;c obR~rY~ d cl ely fr n1 tin1e to t.irne a~ t h " \\'Or l\ progt· ~. rl. · nd ~ id n ~e t.l tJ l>oard \Vith even on nail l'l'tltrurling ' ) ina ar und \\·he-re .... on1et)nt"' could "tcp on it. \ :'l \\ • nt to r n1n1 nd C. F'. San1pson c r c \V lcad<:'l', "')~ . . 1~i~p. and I. D. Heck (carpen ters) for t he CRl't> erci~ 'd in prot )cting thernselve" and other ent-lo~ ·e \W frorn the danger of stepping on nails. Thi j.!' a con1n1endabJe pir it and i ~ a d uty \\yhich \Ve o ' to ourselYe.:; amd to our fe llo\\·-workers. Men who · re inte ·ttst~d in preventing hun1an uffering , can be d p nd d un tG do the needful thing \\' ith ou t being t •ld. on1e n1 ~n ,,~ill not do the thing t hev ho uld • J aft r they are told . . \V. 0. L.- lies the body of amuel Crane \~'"ho ... an a raee '''ith a speeding tr ain. He reached the track, got near across, But . an1 and his car \Vel'e a total loss. The . exton ...:oftlv tolled his I< nell, ' J> eding San1 on his \va.v to \vel l, ]f h;. "d only stopped to lool\ and listen -led b{) Jivin' no\\ in:tead of Jnissin'. -Dallas Ifurry Back N e\\.·s. DIGGING liard v-.ro k n1eans nothing to a h en. .;he iu:t k .. eps on 'iggjng wonns and Jayjng f;ggs 1·<-~~.ra~·d l ess of what th business prognosticators say abou L t.br: ouU0ok for tl1i or any other ~ ea1·. if th :1 gJ 'Jund i~ hard~ she scratch ~s 1 arJc,.. If: itt.~ d "'Y, sh ~ digs d~eper. If it's \Vet, she dig-s \\'h r, it ·.;; dry.. Jf she st ikes a r(JC}\, she worl<s al'ollnd it. If 1 • g t a ft.~w more hour::; of day I igh t. she give. us a fe ._, morf"' evg., Lut alv.ta,rs sh" fijgs up .vorn1s and tu l'lJ. • tb n in to h ~.n. ·d s l <~ l h~d p r(Jfit~ ~t s '"' ·J l a~, t ]n d .. l. JJ 0 i] ... lJi y u t V( .. f • .>(·<: a pt.:-lsi Jnistic ht·u '! J Ji cl y(JU < .. VPl' hear of < n_ ::-;i.a ~v tng to d ath waitin•! for WCJ -rn :-; to dig th n1:-; ·lvc.J t<, the stuJac<:" ., J irl .. 'OU ev ·r hu~u-- {Jne cackl<· hef;aus \VOt'k \Va. ha(d ., Nut on .\t '>Ur life. They saVl.) Lh .. ;r JH· .. ath lor diggi •Sl and f h e ir cackl :~s f(,l" eggs. Succ<~~s n anti dig-- ging. A ·e . ''JU ? Anon. • 7 l ·: n.(rtllf ' ('l~: II nd ... o jl(lfl l', IJ t•;tVfl I rut .... Y Vl::ts kj ll t.t h .v a J • P " o I v i n g c r a T)( , • " l~~ nR:Il ~ h \vontHn · "1~ f y \\oJ·d . What lfpt· ·t· bjrrf,.., ,ynu hav\ in . ' . n 1., t' 1 e; t. F~t l' fll l'r Sn1it.h ~~ what bPcarn · of that ldred ma11 \ 0\J h~l l t . • Far n1er B ro~· 11 ''A\v, he usC'd to \VO tl\ in a g·arage in t)\\11 anrl , ~ ~t0rda.v the irl io1 Ct<·nvlld ~tnder a mule to s :\ \\'h~ it \V<. uldn'L go.·· - \: 'a p p 1·. · vV e e k I y . ,Jue Hob \'' strnurland .r l\1 1'. HlH l .\j l ~. •. I . \\ ""tll1lH'h n.l 1 ' ni VP)'. it\' of 'ortl\ '<ll'Olina Jup nol> g raduatPd frOtll lhl' Univl·t·~it~ this ~pring, Ita in g· \Von It igll IHJJ)CJJ's a::; at ~d ill L<· :ut l :-;<.· hulnr-. fit­first 'von r:lt llt' HL pt((·lH·r 011 tlH1 1 J uiVt'l '~ it\ l>asPball • lc ~;-u n : 11d '''1s Capl;..,un <J [ lht· 'f'arh ('1 uitl \ dttl'ing th' P n s t ~~·a f; o 1 L l l v i ~ 11 o 'r p 1 a ' Hl v '' i t h t h P l' h i 1 a tl e l ph i a A Lh lvtics in Lht' Jtt Pl' t ·an l ,t•:q .. nH'. '' ht•l'\.' h · \\ill u ' \vatclt ·d \\'ith intC'reHt hj l 1is rn41ny l'ri ' tHis. Joe p iau~ to l' - ·nl< r Lhr t J n .iv t) r ~ it v this fa ll lo eonlin u ~ his .... studi ·s iu n1edicine. THE LOG . I J U E. 192 Publi8hed b "The Champion Familr' as a Symbol of the Co­operation and Good Fellowship Existing at the Plant of the Champion Fibr Company, Canton) North Carolina. Editors G. ' . PHILLIP R. \V. GRIFJ?ITH REPORTERS MA.TTIE LEATHER\\-OOD ............ Main Office and Laboratory FRANK BYERS .. --·········--·-·-·--·····-···········-········ ............... Vf ood Yard N .. D. PRESSLEY. ..... _.. .. ___ .......... .... _ ............. _.. .. -............................ .. .............. R, & A. J A.t.~IE BA.ILEY. -·········-··········································=imshing Room H..-\RRY '\VILLIAllSON ······-··-·······················-··············· .Book Mill GLE T~ }lOWELL ························-····-··························· .......... Power - Through the cour·tesy of the BO~ J\1ARCT-IE, one of Asheville's leading depa:rtment. stores ,,~e are present­ing to the feminine reader.~ of THE LOG on page 13 a new and inter