A Bevy of Fieldcrest Youngsters
MAIL BAG
I^AUGHTERS of S/Sgt. and Mrs. Coy
Hudgins. Coy, who is stationed in Oki-
Oawa, is a former employee of Kara-
®tan. He has never seen Diane, but is
doping to ggt his first look at her soon,
'^he children’s mother is the former Iris
^lylton. Proud grandparents are Mr.
‘‘"d Mrs. Rufus Hylton and Mr. and
's. Harry Hudgins.
^ Eight children, of Claude Wed-
®®dspread loomfixer, are front row,
^avie, 2; Joan, 5; Yvonne, 4; back row,
^^ude Jr., 7; Donnie, one; Carolyn
10; g. Raudy, 6 years
flail ^onna Raksstraw, 2V4 5'®^*'
w ^hter of Mrs. Louise Rakestraw who
in Electric Blanket Mill.
Donna Lee Pruitt, eight
®>nes
Sj:
old daughter
(Ollie) Pruitt.
J'ioth ‘P Fabrics
tfi„ is a former employee of Elec-
Blanket Mill.
IVt
of Mr. and Mrs.
Daddy works in
Weave Room and
PAUL RONALD, 5, Booker Dale, 3,
and Anita Marie, age 14 months are
children of Mr. and Mrs. “Wick” Over
by. Daddy is employed in the Blanket
Weave Room.
LEMUEL, 2 years old and “Woodie”,
H/, months, are sons of Woodrow La-
Prad of the Blanket Mill Plant Service
Dept. Deborah Kay Dalton, 2 years old,
is Mr. LaPrad’s grand-daughter.
Junior Miss
At right, Wanda, three-year-old
daughter of Mrs. Allen “Buck” Chilton
and step - daughter
of Allen Chilton who
is employed in the
Sheeting Carding
Depft. Maternal
grandmother, Mrs.
Anice Thomas works
in Sheeting Spinning
and maternal grand
father, Neal Thomas,
is employed in Blan
ket Weaving.
Brothers’ Addresses
For friends who wish to write, new
addresses for Jack and Tommy Harden,
sons of Mr. and Mrs. Homer K. Harden,
Draper, are listed below:
A/3c Jack K. Harden, AF 13518582
3450th Stu. Sqdn Box H-12
F. E. Warren A.F.B., Wyoming
Pvt. Tommy W. Harden, US 53248161
C-Batry 11th FA. BN
APO 24, San Francisco, Calif.
Dear Editor:
I read with much interest the article
in the August 15 issue of the Mill
Whistle concerning the Acrilan blanket
being introduced by Fieldcrest. Did
you know that Acrilan is a Chemstrand
product? The Chemstrand Corporation
has its Acrilan plant in Decatur, Ala
bama. Attached is a small sample of
Acrilan. There has been quite a display
in the cafeteria here for the past week
with free samples to all!
We still miss you folks a lot—it
seems that those who have been to
Florida vacationing find that Pensa
cola is too far West (quite a distance
out of the way) to stop by for a visit!
Give all my regards—and remember
that I really enjoy the news in the Mill
Whistle, and certainly appreciate you
sending it to me.
Sincerely,
Louise H. Nowlin
The Chemstrand Corporation
Pensacola, Florida
Ed. Note: Mrs. Nowlin, now with
Chemstrand, was formerly a secretary
in the Electric Blanket Office and a
reporter for the Fieldcrest Mill Whistle.
Dear Editor:
I am writing to thank you again for
sending me the MILL WHISTLE. I
have been receiving it for over two
years now and enjoy it very much. I
wish to inform the editor and friends
concerned that my address has been
changed. I would appreciate it very
much if I could keep on receiving the
MILL WHISTLE. My address is as fol
lows:
Billy L. Gowan AK3-USN
444-81-78
ZX-11, NAS
Key West, Florida
VACATION SNAPSHOT shows Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Dodson on the shore of
the Gulf of Mexico at Pensacola,
Florida. Mr. Dodson, of the Blanket
Weave Room, will soon complete 50
years of service with the Company.
Mrs. Dodson (Elice) works in Sheet
Sewing Dept, at the Bleachery.
ONDaY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1955