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WILLIAM J. KENDRICK RECEIVES PROMOTION
William J. Kendrick, son of Mrs. W. J. Kendrick of Front Royal, and a brother of Mrs. Robert L. Massie has been transferred to Roanoke as Division Chief Chemist for the Lone Star Cement Corporation. Mr. Kendrick served as Division Chief Chemist for the corporation in Hudson, N.Y., from1944 to 1951.
The “Lone Star Safety News”, published by the employees of the cement corporation said that “Bill not only built up his own department to its present p^ak perfelt
on every other department in , the mill” anji referring to his new position ' at Roanoke the article states further “. . . if anyone can make the position, a success,, we are sure that he can do it. This promotion is a well deserved one and we can join with everyone that knows Kendrick in wishing him great success in his new po-, sitk>n.”
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Miss Carolyn Brown, daughter* of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown, celebrated her eighth birthday on Saturday afternoon, with a group «f youngsters invited for games and refreshments.
, -If- j RCT. THOMPSON IN KOREA
Paul Thompson, Seaman Recruit, U.S. Navy, grandson of Mr.' and Mrs. John H. Swindler, la now in Korea.
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