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December 1987
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Happy
Holidays
Seasons Greetings
We hope everyone has a Merry Christmas,
And of course, A Happy New Year,
We wish yon success and nothing less
And hope ‘88’s full of cheer.
This greeting comes from everyone
who makes up Customer Service.
There’s not very many • oh about 20
Each one with an ideal purpose.
There’s Ava, Roby, JoAnn & Betty, Melody, Koweta, Melinda & Lu,
Shelia C., Sharon, Terry & Sandra, Shelia L. & Margaret too.
And there’s Carol - - our Imss, Gail - - her assistant.
They make sure we’re persistent.
And last but not least - - the Customer Service mascot.
Who else would that be but Thurman.
We all work together and help each other out.
TEAM WORK! That’s what it’s all about.
Sharing, caring and doing our best.
To keep Adams-Millis above the rest.
Happy Holidays
From Adams-Millis Customer Service
--Sandra Greene
Church bells chime.
It’s Christmas time,
And families gather together.
The beauty of lights,
Snow sledding at night.
And the cold wintery weather.
Cuddle up with your beau,
’Neath the mistletoe,
Christmas turkey and fruitcake, too.
But more important is to say
On this loving holiday.
Merry Christmas to all of you
—Tiffany Earnhardt
The wind whisks gently through the trees,
And a blanket of snow covers each limb.
The night is cool and brisk,
A star shines brightly over Bethlehem.
A baby’s coo fills the air,
The heavens are alive with song.
The people who know of Him rejoice.
He has come to correct the wrong.
The stable animals watch with kind affection.
A donkey softly brays.
For everyone knows the good Lord Jesus
Was born for us on this day.
—Tiffany P. Earnhardt
Daughter of Deby Earnhardt,
Plants
United Way Giving
Plant
Admin.
1
4/14
6
7
75
70
3/10
2/33
11
66
No. Of Employees
Employees Giving
138
136
171
155
143
11
17
404
213
334
10
121
123
146
112
123
9
11
308
134
162
1
Percentage
Participating
87.7
90.4
85.4
72.3
86.0
81.8
64.7
76.2
62.9
48.5
10.0
Amount
Pledged
$9,259.08
$6,004.62
$7,446.50
$6,505.04
$5,782.14
$429.64
$657.76
$14,574.52
$3,584.28
$3,554.00
$5.00
Per
Contributor
$76.52
$48.82
$51.00
$58.08
$47.01
$47.74
$59.80
$47.32
$26.75
$21.94
$5.00
Per
Capita
$67.09
$44.15
$43.55
$41.97
$40.43
$39.06
$38.69
$36.08
$16.83
$10.64
$.50
These totals do not include Silver Knit and Maro contributions.
Nine Get CPR
Certification
At Plant 2
Nine employees at Plant 2
in Mount Airy received cer
tification in a Basic Life
Support Course in Cardi
opulmonary Resuscitation
in October.
Judy York, a computer op
erator at Platn 2, was the in
structor for the three-day
course.
Participants included
Larry Hopkins, Don Goad,
Craig Dickens, Lydia Shel
ton, Judy Tolbert, Judy Sim
mons, Carl Whitaker, Emma
Jessup and Frances
Hatcher.
Clark
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“Through those triumphs
and tragedies Dot Clark has
helped Adams—Millis to
persevere. She has helped to
make Adams—Millis what it
is a fine family of folks
who make the best hosiery
products available today,”
Millis continued.
He praised her loyalty and
dedication calling her a
“team player” who did what
ever she was called upon to
do during her 50 years with
Adams-Millis. Clark has
worked in several areas in
cluding folding, shipping,
box stock, labeling and pack-
ing. ,
As Millis spoke, a selection
of 1930s music played in the
background. Following his
remarks, Millis presented
Clark a necklace with the
Adams—Millis logo set with
three diamonds and a
50—year service certificate.
Commenting to the group,
Clark noting her lengthy
tenure said, “I’ve seen them
come and I’ve seen them go
but I’m still hanging on.”
Clark said she has no plans
to retire and is looking
toward another celebration
on her 60th anniversary with
the company.
As long as I feel good, why
not work?” Clark said. “I just
take life as it comes.”
Clark, a Wake County
native, has lived most of her
lifeinKernersville.
To honor Clark’s 50 years.
she was given several gifts.
Workers in her department
presented her a blanket and
special night gown and hat
fashioned by Maxine Per
due, a fellow employee , from
many sizes and colors of
Adams—Millis hosiery pro
ducts.
She also received a special
colorful decorative ar
rangement made of
Adams—Millis socks.
Plant Manager Larry
Strader read several con
gratulatory letters to Clark
from Gov. Jim Martin, Sena
tors Terry Sanford and Jesse
Helms and U.S. Represen
tatives Steve Neal and How
ard Coble.
Following Clark’s remarks
she noted that Millis cele
brated 40 years of service
with the company this year
and presented him a rose.
During the occasion, Ann
Hoover, Folding Depart
ment Supervisor, received
her 40—year service pin.