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(Continued from page 6 )
C. F. Mann, ^
Boarding D e pa r t - j ^
rnent, foreman, »
Plant #1: "For an
employee to have
proper qualities, he
should be coopera
tive on the job, put
out first quality
■Work, and assume his share of responsi
bility in keeping the department a clean
and safe place in which to work. "
Howard Y oung,
KnittingDepartment
foreman of Plant #4:
"The first quality I
look for in an em
ployee is reliabil-
ity. I want to know
that he will be on the
J ob on time and do a '
good day's work. If he does this, he is
sure to have other good qualities such
as honesty, loyalty and perseverance."
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GUESS WHO?
4.
Two of our employees went fishing
during their July 4 vacations. From the
^ay they are dressed and the equipment
they have,we are wondering whether they
■Were fishing in Alaska or farther toward
the North Pole. At any rate, they re
turned to work July 9, reporting a
Wonderful expedition--but very few fish
caught. Look on Page 14 for the answer
3-s to who they are.
IN MEMORIAM
Uf
Jesse P. Clod-
felter, retired em
ployee of Adams-
Millis, died on July
6, following a period
of declining health.
He had been a resi
dent of High Point
for thirty years and
was an employee of the Boarding De
partment of Plant # 1 from August of 1936
until June of 1955, when, because of his
health, it became necessary to retire.
Mr. Clodfelter is survived by his
wife, Manilla C. Clodfelter, of High
Point; two daughters and four sons. He
was a lifelong member of Midway Meth
odist Church.
After an illness
of three weeks'
duration, Nannie P.
Jackson, looper of
Plant #2, died in
High Point Memo
rial Hospital on July
7, 1956.
Born in David
son County, Mrs. Jackson was employ-
edby Adams-Millis in April of 1928 and
had worked continuously since that time
until three weeks prior to her death.
She is survived by her husband, 'Vernon
R. Jackson, and a foster son, 'Wallace
R. Spencer, both of High Point. She
was of the Baptist faith.
J
OUR SYMPATHY
Our deepest sympathy goes to John
nie Holton, Shipping Department of Plant
#2, in the death of his mother, Mrs.
Phoebe Homey Holton.
We extend our sympathy to Earl
Watson in the loss of his father, James
Watson. Earl is head of the Order De
partment of Plant #4.