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- 14 - FIVE RETIRED ON DISABILITY H.CASPER J.P.CLODFELTER I.M. LINDSAY R. RUMLEY Hepsie Casper, looper, Plant #4, has retired due to physcial disability. Mrs. Casper has arthritis which rend ers her unable to loop or perform other work. Originally a top knitter in Albe marle, she later learned looping and came to Kernersville in 1930 as a loop er. After working several years, she quit for a while, returning on Novem ber 30, 1948. She lives in Kernersville with her daughter. After approximately 30 years of service with Adams-Millis Corpora tion, J. P. Clodfelter, boarder. Plant #1, retired June 9, 1955, on the basis of physical disability. Mr. Clodfelter was born in David son County on July 6, 1898. He came to Adams-Millis Corporation shortly after World War I and learned to board under Roscoe Pierce. Boarding Room foreman at that time. After boarding for several years, Mr. Clodfelter left Adams-Millis and farmed until 1936, when he returned to his old job in the Boarding Department. He worked there continuously until last November when he suffered a heart attack and it became necessary for him to give up his work this spring. The father of four sons and two daughters, Mr. Clodfelter lives at 2305 Geddie Avenue and is a member of Mid way Methodist Church near Lexington. His wife, Manilla Clodfelter, was form erly employed as a looper at Plant #1. Mr. Clodfelter will receive ap proximately $ 1, 200. 00 from his Profit Sharing Account. He has received an initial payment of $500.00 and has elect ed to receive the balance in payments of $60.00 per month. Ida Mae Lindsay has been retired due to hypertension. Ida Mae put on riders in Plant #3, starting in 1923 and continuing until last summer when she left due to her physical disability. Miss Lindsay has lived in High Point practically all of her life. She complet ed the 11th grade at William Penn High School and then started to work with Adams-Millis. Her sister, Alma, was retired in 1950 due to physical dis ability. They both live at 1224 Downing Street and attend St. Mark Methodist Church. Ida Mae said, "I appreciate every thing my company has done for me and I especially appreciate the Profit Shar- ingPlan. The retirement fund is a great help when you get sick and can't work any more. "
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