Barry Byrd is shown during: tour of N. C. Finishing: Company,
*>'ected by M. D. Rochelle (left) assistant general manager at
‘ Bp. At right are Barry’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Byrd.
Ronald Martin observes spinning frame during visit to Towel
Mill. At left is D. E. Simons, Towel Mill superintendent, and at
right are Ronald’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Martin,
^cholariship Kecipient® At Fieldcrest
The four latest recipients of Field-
®st Scholarships awarded by the Field-
Foundation recently made visits to
Plants where their parents work,
scholarship winners were greeted
Piill officials and extended congratu-
j^^ions and good wishes for their success
furthering their education. Accom-
by the parents, the Fieldcrest
holars were conducted on brief tours
fhe plants.
.Recipients of the scholarships, chosen
fRe Scholarship Committee, were:
j^Barry Trevrs Byrd, son of Mr. and
Wilbur
Trevis Byrd,
, -I Larry Irvin Denny,
Mrs.
George Irvin
Rt. 1, Lin-
son of Mr.
Denny, Spray;
Dawn Flynn, daughter of Mr. and
Leslie F. Flynn, Leaksville;
and
and
jt^hald Lewis Martin, son of Mr.
w,,®' Claude L. Martin, Rt. 3, Martins-
‘Re, Va.
oarry Byrd’s father is a continuous
]j ® hiachine operator at the North Caro-
® Pinishing Company Division, Salis-
bury; Larry Denny’s father is a loom-
fixer at the Sheeting Mill, Draper; .Jo-
vita Flynn’s father is a refrigeration
maintenance inspector in the Engineer
ing Department, Spray; and Ronald
Martin’s father is a dye machine tender
at the Towel Mill, Fieldale, Va.
The Fieldcrest Scholarships, each
worth $2,400 over the four years of col
lege attendance, are awarded on the
basis of academic aptitude, good citizen
ship and leadership, and the need for
financial assistance in obtaining a col
lege education.
Barry Byrd will use his scholarship
to attend North Carolina State Univer
sity at Raleigh and will major in textile
technology. Larry Denny will attend the
University of North Carolina at Greens
boro. He plans to major in mathematics
and become a high school and later a
college teacher.
Jovita Flynn has been accepted at
Appalachian State Teachers College. She
will major in elementary education and
plans to become a teacher. Ronald Mar
tin has been admitted to the University
of Virginia and will major in archi
tecture.
Top Weavers, Fixers
The Towel Mill’s top quality weavers
and loomfixers are listed below:
Weavers—W/E August 1
Dobby & Cam Delmo Scott
Robert Watson
Jacquard Terry Ernest Wiggington
New C-7 Looms Marvin Stone
Fixers—W/E August 1
Dobby & Cam Glenn Clark
Jacquard Terry Edwin Hall
New C-7 Looms Eugene Joyce
Weavers—W/E July 23
Dobby & Cam Wilfred Jones
Jacquard Terry Frank Cassell
New C-7 Looms Lauren Via
Fixers—W/E July 23
Dobby & Cam Baxter Thomas
Jacquard Terry Edwin Hall
New C-7 Looms Eugene Joyce
ONd
AY, AUGUST 16, 1965