October 1987
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Perfect Attendance
A total of 372 Adams-Millis
employees recorded perfect at
tendance during the first six
months of 1987 and earned time
off lor monetary bonuses for
their efforts.
Pii-esident Robert M. Bundy
Jrjexpressed praise to each for-
being on the job every day.
"It takes great dedication and
loyalty to i-ecord such a perfect
attendance achievement." he
said. "We ai-e proud of each of
them and appreciate what they
have done."
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Plant 1
Ode'll Anderson
Clete Blevins
Midiael Combs
VirginioCombs
MaryM. Cook
Carolyn Dunlop
Marvin Everhart
Derrell Frazier
EvaHockadoy
Joyce Holey
Roy Hayes
Elizabeth Haywood
Kathy Linville
Troy D. Linville
Allen McDaniel
Jesse Moore
Sovitaben Proiapati
Dorothy Reedy
Gaines Rivers
Martha Saintsing
Idd^helley
Shirley Stoots
Delores Sweet
Horry Sweet
William Sweet
Steven Turney
Coflie Watts
Jo^b Whitworth
PIf nt 7
Befty Ashley
Hwry AyersJr.
Delores Barnett
Hijgh I. Brown
Joijnnie Brown
Mdrgaret Burgin
Mary Jane Caulder
Cothy Crawford
Betfye Curtis
Christine Davis
I Brenda Frazier
'Mary Ann Gammons
j Nellie Gragg
iBeftv Griffith
Edgar Grubb
June Hayes
Jacqueline Hedgecock
fDonald Henderson
posephine Ingram
Ruby Lanier
Shirley Long
I Scorland Maynard
Connie McClure
[Annie McCullough
Nancy Myers
Gorvie Nunley
DallasO'Neal
Peggy Owens
1 Wanda Owens
Annie Phillips
Inez Prevatt
Helen Ratliff
Helen Riley
MorthaShaw
AnnasSink
Louise Smith
RavStillwell
Jqmes T ysinger
Shirley White
^ert R. Williams
TJrry York
Plant 3
Vera Beane
Geneva Biby
Gloria Brown
Annie Burgess
Mallie Collins
Ronnie Cox
John E. Cummings
Betty Dull
Linda Fulton
Billie J. Hardy
Avalee P. Hill
LoisHill
MichaelJ. Hill
Charles Hutchins
Dorothy Irby
Aubrey James
Betty J. Johnson
Chris Jones
Muriel Martin
Robert Meredith
Mary Motsinger
Curtis New
Brenda Paige
Sandra Pope
Helen Rierson
Jane Robertson
Paul Roper
Miron S. Shore
Shirley Siddle
Amos Noble Tilley
Mary Whicker
Dorothy Wilson
Mittie White
Plant4
Gladys Bowling
David Bowman
Patricia Boyles
Mary Bryant
DavisCain
Edith Cockerham
Kay Crews
Van T. Dang
Nghi Tu Ha
Glenn Hawkins
Sherry L. Jones
SunIm Kim
Ronald Knight
Dennis Long
Carles Martin
Roger McBride
Inez McLain
Roy Morphis
Enie Neal Jr.
Henry Neal
Xua Nguyen
Danny Pearman
Betty S. Petticord
Homer E. Quick
Nancy Roddy
Orvel N. Scott
BillyJ.Smith
Leroy Smith
Mary L. Smith
Gary Swaim
Thi Q. Ta
Elizabeth Tedder
Binh Thanh Vu
Nellie Wilson
Ollene N. Wood
William D. Wood
Plant 66
Margie Brown
Jack Burks
BobbvMiller
James Roberson
James Utt
PlantlA
Polly W. Gray
Plant 70
Lacy Carter
Gary Farlow
Eldon W. Foley
Charlie Hall 111
Garland Hawkins
William Moss
Joseph Myers Jr.
William Sexton
Jerry Smith
Joseph Todd
Plant 75
Nancy Bethea
Mariorie Bivens
GeraldineCreasey
Hattie Ingram
Helen Williams
Plant 6
Clyde Barger
Charles Barrett
Harry Lee Farley
Joe F. Gardner
Myrtle Ruth Lail
Mary Lineback
Mary Pritchard
Phiter Rector
Jerry Watson
Virginia Wise
Carrol Woodie
Mary Woodie
Plants
Brenda Davis
William Evans
Mary R. Fuller
Louise Harris
Lucy B. Murray
Ora Virginia Parker
Jeanette Patterson
Plant 33
Steven R. Arnder
Nannie B. Boyd
Lula Pelar Dickerson
Evelyn Dollyhite
Hoover Sawyers
Larry C. Sawyers
Carl Ray Whitaker
Elbert J. Willard
Plant 2
Janice E. Arnder
Mary Ruth Arnder
Wayne Atkins
Brenda G. Beasley
John Cleve Bennett Jr.
Freda Gail Berrier
Alma H. Bingman
Terry W. Bottoms
Louis W. Bowman
Rada N. Bowman
Thomas V. Bowman
Ronnie K. Brady
Icy Marie Burch
Dennis R. Carter
Millie E. Carter
Inez F. Chilton
Kathleen K. Chilton
Della M. Coins
Dale IreneCollins
Kimberly D. Danley
Michael A. Davis
Frankie M. Dickens
Sandra J. Draughn
StacieG. Dupree
Christine Easter
Jeffrey A. Easter
Kenneth P. Easter
Sarah C. Easter
Ronald G. Easter
VirginiaM. Easter
Donald Ferguson
Nina D. Fleming
James K. Gibson
Virginia G. Goad
Roland Lee Goins Jr.
Marvin W. Hall
JennieC. Hawkins
Dale J. Hawks
Ruth E. Hawks
Ray M. Haymore
Dora F. Holder
Fred Davis Holder
Mattierea Holder
Bertha C. Holt
Beaula Hooker
Nancy Lou Hutchens
Ricky P. Hutson
Emma Jean Jessup
Eugene B. Johnson
Martha P. Johnson
Irene T. Jones
George S. Lakey
Glenda P. Lineberry
Mary G. Lowe
Nellie Luffman
Jeffery D. Marfin
Gladys Morris
FrancesM. Payne
Junior Ray Payne
Mary H. Payne
Page J. Phillips
DouglasW. Puckett
Joyce Ann Richardson
Ronnie Ray Richardson
Franklin M. Riggs
Raymond W. Riggs
Ida Jane Rogers
Frankie Salgado
Wanda L. Shockley
Tommy R. Simmons
Carl Dale Sowers
Penny L. Sowers
Dossie J. Stephens
Nancy Thomas
Opal M. Thomas
James R. Thompson
Macheal L. Utt
Helen C. Wall
Kenneth M. Whitaker
Lela Agnes White
Reba E. White
Denola L. Willard
Judy K. York
Foye E. Younger
Plant 11
Mary Adams
Gayle Beasley
Clyde J. Berrier
Brenda Blevins
Barbara Bottoms
Gearldine Bowman
Ronnie Bowman
Sharon L. Boyd
Ruby Brewer
Betty Brown
Barbara Bryant
Mae Busick
Janice Cain
Earcel Mae Carter
Gregory Carter
Barbara Coalson "
Evelyn Collins
Mary Collins
Ronald D. Combs
Jane Danley
Mary Lee Dave
Beulah Draughn
Dorothy Eads
Gladys Easter
Patricia Eaton
George Edwards
Cynthia Franklin
James Goad
Janet Goad
Jerry Goad
Peggy Golding
Allen Graves
Delois Hall
Margie Hall
VickieHall
Dallas Harvey
Mary Harvey
Annie Hensley
Betty Hiatt
Gave Hiatt
Linda Hiatt
Reva Hiatt
Roy Holderfield
Betty Holt
Nancy Hornaday
Roy Horton
Gurtha Hutchens
Goah Inman
Patsy Jackson
Pamela Jarrell
Mary Lou Jessup
Hazel Johnson
Lorraine Johnston
Jesse Jones
Patrice Joyce
Marvin Key
Kermit King
Leslie King
Ruby C. King
Ruby M. King
Terrell King
Brenda Kirby
Maggie Lawson
Gary Lee Leftwich
Betty Lowe
Eva Lyons
Patty Marshal I
Bobby G. Martin
Willie J. Martin
Rachel Midkiff
Lola Miller
Nancy Moore
Gail Moorefield
Louise Moser
Patricia Norman
Dale Overton
Angela Payne
Ruth Payne
Clarence Ring
Bertie Roberts
Bessie Sawyers
Kim Scott
Maude Scott
PhyllisScott
Timothy Senter
Lucy Shinault
Gregory L. Slate
Carolyn Smith
Dinnia C. Smith
Verona Smith
Wanda Snow
Janie Stephens
Arlene Surratt
Brenda Tickle
Rachel Tobler
Mary E. Tolbert
Dorothy Vernon
Joanne Vernon
Johnny Vernon
Donna Wagoner
J.C. Willard
Lisa Wilson
Earnings
Chairman J.H. Millis Sr.
reported higher sales and
earnings for Adams-Millis
Corporation for the six
months ended June 28,1987.
Net sales and earnings for
the 26 weeks were
$89,710,000 and $2,180,000
($.46 per share) compared to
$6,474,000 and $2,941,000
($.42 per share) for the same
1986 period.
Net sales and earnings for
the second quarter of 1987
were $46,010,000 and
$1,142,000 ($.24 per share)
compared to $39,609,000 and
$1,191,000 ($.26 per share) in
second quarter of 1986.
“The increase in sales is
due primarily to sales ge
nerated by Maro Hosiery
Corp. which was acquired
April 30, 1986, ” Millis said.
“The increased in total sales
were offset somewhat by a
softening in the unbranded
sheer hosiery market.
“Strong competitive pres
sures have resulted in a de
crease in sales and earnings
from this portion of our op
erations, he said.” “The
major sheer hosiery brands
are making a concentrated
effort to increase their mar
ket shares in the sheer ho
siery business which has had
an adverse affect on all un
branded manufacturers.”
However, sales of
Adams-Millis socks, both
branded and unbranded,
remain strong, Millis said.
j I Weaver To Retire
William A. (Bill) Weaver,
Group Marketing Executive,
"ill retire from Equicor-
Equitable HCA Corporation
(formerly The Equitable Life
Assurance Society of the U.S.)
onOctober 1,1987.
It Was in September 1932 that
Adanis-Millis Corporation had
|Iio distinction of becoming the
Second company and the first
hosiery company in North Car-
tiiina tor which The Eciuitable
set up a group insurance plan
lor its employees.
Bill has been a vital part of
ihe Adams-Millis team in the
administration of our Life and
Health Care Plans for over 30
■' said Mike Ryan. Senior
President for Admin-
and Human Re-
,>uu.vv:.,. "Through his
dedication, he has assured that
our conrpany stayed abreast of
changing trends in the health
care field.
"We wish Bill much success
in his future endeavors. He will
be missed not only for his loy
alty and service to our company
but as a valued friend and team
member." Ryan said.
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TopN.C. Bowler
Eva McKenzie, a seamer at
Plant I. is the 1987 North Car
olina amateur bowling cham
pion. In gaining the title she had
to participate in a 12-game roll
off in which she averaged 207.
The native of West Germany,
who has been in the United States
29 years, began her bowling ca
reer in Richmond, Va., rolling
Duck Pins.
She is a member of the Car
olina All-Star Bowlers As
sociation which requires a 165
average or higher for mem
bership. She previously worked
at Adams-Millis plants in Mount
Airy.
Eva McKenzie