The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 70

FEATURES THE COURIERJOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 3, 1954. WOMEN'S NEWS SECTION 4 10 Sawmill Boss Knows Her Logrolling A A Cmmnwilth loan it a tmmt unit Iota! Genuine Engraved WW Choice of Styles Your lift insured lor mount owing no extra cost. Prompt service! si fcoo 1 rhone, or com inttdty! ttoM I $301 VI nil II 1 1 ake a ENGRAVING CO. Ent. 4S5 S.

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X-' X--- of preview suits A If 'J irfcfY'-; U(--r: Wkf '7fSTs X'; i Ai -SX-J A- "I with finer tailoring Lumberjack 3Irs. O. W. Boyd didn't learn her business in school, but she's telling 12 men how to saw up timber By SARAH LAKSDELL HODGENVILLE. TVT7HEN Mrs.

O. W. Boyd of Hodgenville YY' Route 2 puts in a 10-hour day logrolling, she's not trying to help put a political candidate in office. Mrs. Boyd, operator of the Boyd Lumber Company, is no white-collar boss.

She's a shirt-sleeve lumberjack who doesn't mind a little sawdust in her short blond hair. After sawmilling. for five years, she's beginning to think she knows something about the business. When she started lumbering five years ago, Mrs. Boyd didn't know one board from another.

And she has been measuring tags for board feet only two years. Drove Lumber Truck "You don't get all this in school," she said. "You have to learn by experience." Her husband, who used to be "the main spoke in the wheel" at the lumber company, has been in ill health for a year. Before he became ill, Mrs. Boyd drove truckloads of lumber from the sawmill to Louisville three times a day, 50 miles each way.

Now that she has taken over management she gets into Louisville her loads only three times a week. She can do anything at a sawmill except "pull a saw." Her sawyer is Buford Bulling-ton of Scottsville, one of 12 men working under her direction. A 10-hour day is about average for Mrs. Boyd. That includes Saturdays.

"And on Sundays there're always odds and ends to catch up calls to take." Sees Pennies Roll In She likes sawmilling better than housework, though she can sew a fine seam or bake a batch of biscuits if necessary. "When you're sawmilling, you can see the pennies rolling in. Doing housework, you don't." It can be rugged work, says Mrs. Boyd, but at 34 and a husky 184 pounds, she has the strength for it "I get to feeling pretty rugged sometimes," she said, "but I just thank the Lord He gave me the strength to do a man's work." more perfect fit and they're only ov c- I y- Ha I nriii. nllll in I mi mlllir inn nil linn iMiril-r I 1 llil.HHlllllHiik Photo Whether she's snaking logs or driving a tractor, Mrs.

0. W. Boydv operator of Boyd Lumber near Hodgenville, wears diamonds on her left hand. She'll work all winter outdoors every "No need to put it up for Sunday and day it's not raining. then die and leave it," she said.

The Boyds have been married eight years Her husband doesn't help her with the and Mrs. Boyd has an 18-year-old stepson, actual work of the mill. "He just gives me About four years ago Mr. Boyd gave his advice." 11 wife a handsome diamond ring for a Christ- Mrs. Boyd's hands are all loyal to their mas present.

The stone gets into the rough boss. quite often. Mrs. Boyd never it off, "I always ask them to do something the even when snaking logs or lifting a pile of way I'd like somebody to ask me," she said, boards with her big yard lift "Everybody wants to be spoken to gently." FAILLE it's a dress it's a coat, and it's only The .11 Colli Rush Is On All is aditter from slioe to coats, linoleum to linens Smart soft lines with dolman sleeves, wide circle skirt and self covered belt, rhlneitone buttons, the answer to every wardrobe problem. Make It as dreny or at casual as you wish for now and a smart faille coat for later.

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All that glitters may not be pure geld, but whether real or fake it is appearing in the most likely and unlikely places this year. At a recent showing Lilly Dache emphasized the all-gold look by painting the legs of her models with golden glitter. Strangely enough, it didn't look the least bit garish, shimmering under sheer hose. The models' hair was also streaked with gold paint that could be brushed right out to be replaced by purple and green to harmonize with the costume. Gold Shoes To Match Every couturier's collection in recent weeks has included frocks and coats of gold lame and opulent, heavily embroidered and brocaded fabrics from India and the East.

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