Sorority Holds Jewel Pin Ceremony
The Beta Alpha chapter of Epsilon
Sigma Alpha Sorority of Eden recently
held a jewel pin ceremony to present
the Reidsville Chapter members their
pins, which entitles them to full mem
bership in this international sorority.
The sister chapter in Reidsville was
formed six months ago by the Eden
Chapter.
Pictured above, left to right, are
Shirley Dreyer, of High Point, record
ing secretary of the State Council;
Kathryn Hunt, president of the Reids
ville Chapter; Mrs. Ann Dowless, of the
Data Processing Department, first vice
president of Beta Alpha Chapter; Mrs.
Lucile Cherry, of the Industrial Rela
tions Department, second vice president
of the State Council; and Mrs. Janet
Mauney, president of the Past Presi
dents Auxiliary of the State Council.
Following this ceremony, a banquet
was held at the Town and Country
Restaurant for members and their hus
bands from both chapters.
ERVICE
NNIVERSARIES
Menduni Makes TV
Appearance As Soloist
Forty Years
Cleo H. Hopper Sheeting
Charles M. Foster Karastan
Thirty-Five Years
Leonard A. Dishmon Blanket
Mary F. Turner Fieldale Towel
Carrie M. Phillips Fieldale Towel
Lillian W. Pryor Sheeting
Twenty-Five Years
Virginia Carmichael Fieldale Towel
Lucille H. Harris Blanket
Lillie E. Ramsey Bedspread
Constance N. Land .... Blanket Finishing
James R. Graham Fieldale Towel
Clarence R. Hopkins Fieldale Towel
Myrtle V. Turner Bedspread
Twenty Years
Martha C. Wilkinson Blanket
Mary B. Blackwell Blanket
Beulah G. Lillard Blanket
Estelle S. WiUard Blanket
Fifteen Years
Mabel C. Johnson Fieldale Towel
James C. Witt Fieldale Towel
Ten Years
Annie B. Morley Fieldale Towel
Thomas H. Mason Fieldale Towel
Nina M. Manuel Blanket
Dorothy V. Harris .. Central Warehouse
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Antonio Menduni, an employee of the
Nye-Wait Rug Mill at Auburn, N. Y.,
recently appeared on WSYR-TV, Syra
cuse, N. Y., as the featured soloist on
the Denny Sullivan Show.
Tony also will appear in the future
on several shows in the Rochester-
Buffalo area. He emigrated from Foggia,
Italy, two years ago and is employed in
the Dyeing Department at Nye-Wait.
His ambition in life is to make sing
ing his vocation.
THE MILL WHISTL
Copyright, 1969, Flelderest Mills, Inc.
Eden, N. C. 27288
Issued Every Other Monday For Employ®**
and Friends of Fielderest Miiis, Inc.
OTIS MARLOWE
EDITOR
SANDRA PENCE
ASSOCIATE EDITOR
ADVISORY BOARD
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Vol. 27, Monday, March 31, 1969, No.
Foster Has Attaineii
40 Years Of Service
Charles Marvin Foster of the
stan Service Center completed 40 y®'
afS
of continuous service with the Compa^J
'■eo
Tuesday, March 25. He was present
the Fielderest diamond and gold
year service emblem and a letter
commendation from G. William Mo®’' ’
president of Fielderest Mills, Inc.
Mr. Foster, a native of Stella,
Va-
joined the company March 25, 1929
:ave
a time keeper in the Karastan
Room. In 1936, he became an
clerk in the Karastan Shipping Dep^S
ment, and in 1938 was made sec°
hand. Immediately prior to entering y
Army in 1942 he was second hand n
order clerk.
Following his service in World
II, Mr. Foster returned to Karastan ^
a schedule clerk in 1945 and
became a shipping order clerk.
1956, he has been sample product!'
control clerk.
FOR SALE: 7 piece dinette set, chro^j
turquoise and white. Like new,
low. See Luna Dove, Sewing D^P -
men, Fieldale Towel Mill, or call
673-6203 after 4 p.m.
THE MILL WHIST^