are from Bedroom and bath show Lazy Daisy ensemble. Living room in smaller of two mobile homes decorated
blanket and Drape for window is shower curtain. Bathroom shows (left) window drapes from Flambeau bedspread. Walls
®**eets. walls are covered with Lazy Daisy sheeting. above couch are covered with same material.
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If. '"'ess is made from five Lustre bath towels with white
and with gold-jewelled braid. From a Vogue pattern.
Attracting attention was this printed coat made from two Felicity
shower curtains and twin Perfection sheet, using a Vogue pattern.
State Fair
W(j •
■tiM the booth, along with
®*Sh college students who are
Fieldcrest employees,
second year for the Field-
t’aif “b Show and exhibit at the
^air officials had requested
\ .j'' repeat the show and ex-
((jj'fiar because of the wide at-
attracted last year.
Vj'^'^rable comments were of-
* after they had witness-
show and seen the dis-
Sstics
\.^rastan
Six Fieldcresters Donate
Eighth Pint Of Blood
Buy- Sell - Swap
display was arranged
er of the Fieldcrest Store
exhibit by Sid Kent of
Marketing Division in New
Six Fieldcresters became members of
the one-gallon club by donating their
eighth pint of blood at the October
Bloodmobile in Eden. Many other Field-
crest employees were among the 214
productive donors.
Reaching the one-gallon donor level
were Eugene Perry, an instrument man
in the Blanket Mill Plant Service De
partment; James Walsh, an assistant
foreman in the Karastan Service Center
Shipping Department; and James Pat
terson, a weaver at the Blanket Mill.
Also, Autry Lee Moore, supervisor of
supervisory training; Frederick M. Pow
ers, foreman of the Slash and Weave
Department at the Blanket Mill; and
Cleveland Scearce, a fixer-maintenance
man at the Karastan Service Center.
FOR SALE: Reupholstered sofa bed
couch, club chair, bedroom chair, hot
water heater, refrigerator, electric
stove. See Irvin Denny, 745 Summit
Road, Eden. Telephone 623-8781.
FOR SALE: Four-speed automatic Arvin
record player. Also, will do baby sitting
for first and second shift employees, or
baby sit by the hour. Call 627-7120.
In Appreciation
We, the family of the late R. M. Mel
ton, would like to express our sincere
appreciation to all who donated and all
who offered to donate blood in his name
at the recent visit by the Bloodmobile.
We are deeply grateful.
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^NDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1969