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Betty Jones and Steve Perkins, of Fieldale Community Fund Committee, present
check to J. R. Joyce, Jr., Martinsville-Henry County March of Dimes chairman.
Fieldale Makes Donation To March Of Dimes
The Fieldale Community Fund has
made a contribution of $1,200 to the
March of Dimes fund campaign. The
check was presented to J. R. Joyce, Jr.,
chairman of the Martinsville-Henry
Counter chapter of the March of Dimes,
by Betty Jones, of the Cloth Room, and
Steve Perkins, of the Shipping Depart
ment, representing the Fieldale Com
munity Fund Committee.
It was the fund’s second allocation
of the budget year, an earlier contribu
tion having been made to the Martins
ville-Henry County Heart Fund.
The Fieldale Community Fund will
later make allocations to the Martins
ville-Henry County United Fund, to the
Cancer Crusade, Fieldale Fire Depart
ment, Fieldale Rescue Squad, Crippled
Children’s Ward at Roanoke Hospital
and other agencies and services bene-
fitting the people of the Fieldale area.
Under the Fieldale plan only one so
licitation is made in the Fieldale Towel
Mill each year.
The money raised in the campaign is
used for the Fieldale Community Fund
and other authorized fund drives.
The funds are administered by a
committee composed of representatives
from the various departments of the
Towel Mill.
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Morehead Students Make Tour Of Karastan
Some of the Morehead High School
students who toured the Karastan Rug
Mill April 26 are shown above in the
Weave Room. At right are Buddy Bow
ers, a Distributive Education teacher at
Morehead, and Tommy Amburn, of the
Production Control Department, who
was the guide for this particular group.
Approximately 80 Distributive Edu
cation and Industrial Cooperative Train
ing students made the tour as part of
the observance of National Textiles
Week in Eden.
The visit to the mill followed an as
sembly program concerning Fieldcrest
attended by the Morehead student body
and the ninth-graders from Holmes
Junior High School.
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Copyright, 1972, Fieldcrest Mills, In^'
Eden, N. C. 27288
Issued Every Other Monday For Employ®®’
and Friends of Fieldcrest Mills, Inc.
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OTIS MARLOWE
] EDITOR
ALICE warren
17 associate editor
Member, International Association
Of Business Communicators
Vol. 30 Mon., May 15, 1972
\ERVICE
NNIVERSARI^^
Forty-Five Years u
Booker W. Dalton FieW»
Opal L. Wilson Karas
Thirty-Five Years
Claude W. Underwood
Draper SheetJ
Ethel M. Fowler
Thirty Years jj
Etta G. Hudson i nke*
Vernon L. Farmer
J. Clyde Min ter
Frances W. Thompson Karas
Twenty-Five Years , jg
William Shelton
Grace P. Abernathy Colui“
Fifteen Years . ,5
Charles E. Hill
Frank E. Barron, Jr Beds?
Ten Years , je
Jimmy W. Rea g
Evna C. Bryant Blanket
Ethel W. Thornton Sheet
Walsie S. Phillips .... Bedpread Finish j,
Margaret R. Reeves
Marvin R. Shelton
Clarence Ray Stophel
Loraine O. Buckner .... Data Proces ,
Myrtle L. Smart Blanket
James G. Hylton
Hester B. Corum Sheet
Nora E. Griggs Sheet Finish
Elsie M. Mullis ^aras ,
Charlie C. Easter Bla%
Bert C. Finley ^
Percy O. Broadnax Bedsp
Top Weavers, Fixers
Weavers—^W/E April 30
Dobby Terry Mattie
Jacquard Terry Lauren
Fixers—W/E April 30 ,-s
Dobby Terry Homer gj
Jacquard Terry Wilford •*
Weavers—W/E April 23 ^5
Dobby Terry George N.
Jacquard Terry Lauren
Fixers—^W/E April 23
Dobby Terry Clifford
Jacquard Terry Wendell K ^
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