At- rt«| October 1987 Minis (Continued From Page 1) ■'But I am pleased to report that^ve in the hosiery indus try |are not 'just holding our own.' but in many ways are setting the standards world wide for hosiery manu facturing. While other industries have lost large segments of their markets, the|hosiery industry has set new records in the last three years foi’ production and sales. You are winning the battle where it counts ... At the retail counter." .•\s for the future. Millis predicts there will be greater demand "to have the right product, the right pro motion and be in the right place at the right time." He said being flexible and quick to respond to market demands will be even more important. He ascribes to the theory that. "Some people make it happen. Some people watch it happen. Some people say What happened."' ■‘We must be among those who make it happen," he said. Page 7 Baseball Championis The Adams-Millis Little League Minor League base ball team in Kernersville carried a'way the regular season and tournament championships this season. The team, coached by Ralph Holcomb and Tim Bullin, posted a 16-3 overall record and 11-3 in the regular season. Team trophies and a team photo were pre sented to Bob Hoots for display at Adams-Millis plants. From left are; front row, James Jenkins, Mike Ke nnedy, Jeff Farley, Russell Dotson, Brandon Peterson, Jason Coffee and Brian Broadstreet. Back row; Coach Ralph Holcomb, Darrin Hilton, Josh Anderson, Chad Kiser, Tim Bullard, Donny Hill, Team Mother Ellen Kennedy, Steve Hill and Coach Tim Bullin. Caudill Elected Industrial Engineering Class Several Adams-Mills employees completed industrial engineering training earlier this year in a course sponsored by the company in conjunction with Guilford Technical Comm unity College. Each received a certificate fol lowing training in work measurement and controls for manufacturing which included the latest techniques of industrial engineering principles. From left are Vann Harrell, Har old Mooney, Lynn Caplanldes, Hubert Greene, instructor; Perry Wallce, Bobbie Mullies, Ray Bennett, Lori browing, and Joe Smith. Am CO Neivs Introduces Carl Caudill, manager of the Cost .Vccounting De- pai’tment at .Adams-Millis. lias been elected Vice Pi'esi- dent of .Admi'nisti’ation and Finance and Director of (,'omnumity Projects of the Piedmont-High Point chap- tei' of the National .As sociation of .Accountants. Caudill. who joined .Adams-Millis in 1974, is a charter member of the N.A.A chapter which was formed primarily through the efforts of .Adams-Millis employees. The N.A.A is an educational and service organization de voted to persons interested in problems of management accounting and related phases of business. Caudill is an .Air Force veteran and a Pfeiffer Col lege graduate. He is married and has two children, a Carl Caudill daughter, Caroline, who is a sophomore at UNC Chapel Hill, and a son. Derrick, who is a seventh grader at Sea- grove Elementary School. Caudill has held several offices in the N.A.A chapter since it was chartered in cluding vice president of communication, director of community projects (two years), director of comm unications (two years), and team captain (two years). itico ]\ews Binders Amco News Editor Jackie Barnard presents one of several Anico News binders to Chairman J.H. Millis Sr. The new hard back binders were designed to preserve in a perrnanent file Attico News issues of the past 43 years. The file is displayed in t >e Adams-Millis Headquarters library in High Point. Gennings Little Plant 7 Shipping Clerk Get Ready For Fall With... Men’s & Ladies’ Sweaters & Thermals Men’s Dress & Sport Shirts Large Selection of Men’s Jeans Ladies Jeans Chic, Levi, Wrangler A-M Outlet Stores Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9-5

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