Employees Invited To Attend Fashion Show Joins Fieldcrest
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dent, will furnish models for the fashion
show. Commentators will be Mrs. June
Mohler, of New York, the Fieldcrest
Marketing Division’s public relations
sales training manager, and Mrs.
Pat Miller, of Columbus, Ga. Music will
ee provided by Miss Becky Hance, of
Eden.
Mrs. Mohler will participate in pro
grams previewing the shows over tele-
®ion station in Roanoke and Greensboro.
The purpose in bringing the fashion
show to the mill areas is to give em
ployes an opportunity to see the fashion
creations made from the products they
holp to manufacture and to permit peo-
Plo from the local communities tO' see
the beautiful materials made in the
mills.
The fashion show has been presented
in New York and in cities from coast
to coast in connection with Fieldcrest
Fashion Week promotions by depart
ment stores which are customers of
Fieldcrest Mills.
The show resulted from a challenge
tO' the nation’s leading designers. Each
of the participating designers selected
his or her preferred design at Field-
crest’s New York showroom.
The designers then created the fash
ions directly from the same towels,
bedspreads, blankets and sheets that are
now on sale in department stores
throughout the United States.
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L. Hudgins (far left) Laurelcrest sales manager, talks to management group.
Product Meetings
At Laurelcrest
Laurelcrest management and clerical
J^rsonnel were treated to* a special ac-
ivity recently when product informa-
'on meetings were held in the Laurel-
'^I'est Showroom.
On separate occasions, management
clerical employees were carried
Prough the product line in the Laurel-
Showroom in an effort to- e-xpand
Peir product knowledge and to- produce
better product identification.
The management group had the op
portunity to- hear Robert L. Hudgins,
aurelcrest sales manager, talk on the
Product line.
'^e following week, clerical emplo-yees
?Pioye-d seeing the showroom and hear-
P§ the same general infoirmation in
jPsetings with Howard J. Eberwein, di-
Ooto-r of product development.
'Monday, april 29, i96s
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William A. Galloway, joined Field
crest Mills April 16 as technical super
intendent for the Sheeting Mills, re
porting to W. G. Hunnings, Jr., man
ager, Sheeting.
Immediately prior to coming here,
Mr. Galloway was foreman of Carding
and Spinning and Preparation at the
J. C. Cowan Plant of Burlington In
dustries at Forest City. He had been
with Burlington since his graduation
from Erskine College in 1961.
He was first employed, at the Caro
linian Plant at High Shoals, under the
management trainee program, and then
was a shift foreman at the Ivey Weavers
Plant at Hickory. He was transferred
to the Forest City plant in August, 1965.
Mr. Gallo-way is a native of Due West,
S. C., and married the former Alice
Ellis of Georgetown, S. C. They have
one son, four years; old. Mr. Gallo-way
will move his family to the Eden area
sometime in June.
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Clerical employees hear discussion of product line by Howard Eberwein (right).