Nominated
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French Club.
She was the county winner in
the essay contest sponsored last
November by the Johnston
County Association for Mentally
Retarded Children.
Miss Crocker participated
December 6 in the East Carolina
University Honor Seminar
Science.
in
A member of Pine Level Free
Will Baptist church, she is
secretary of the youth
organization, sings in the Youth
Choir, and is past president of
the YFA.
Miss Crocker plans to attend a
North Carolina college after
graduation from high school and
major in some area of science.
Glaucoma Clinic
The Eden Lions Club and
the Lions of Rockingham
County are sponsoring a
glaucoma and diabetes
clinic which entitles anyone
to an examination for
glaucoma and diabetes
without charge.
The clinic, which will
continue throughout 1974, is
held on the second and
fourth Wednesdays of each
month at the former
Municipal Building-Rock-
ingham County Health
Department, on Boone
Road.
The procedure, which
takes only about 15 minute,
is painless.
The clinic is being held as
a public service by the Lions
of Rockingham County.
Promotei
First place golf winners were, left to right, Gib Moore, Dave Moore, Dick Raddin and
Lindsey Sells.
Jackson J. Perkins,»|
and Mrs. Jack PerkinsI
has been promoted to l
sergeant at Mill VI,
Force Station in Califcij
Sergeant Perkins m
a unit of the Aerospact
Command. He isa: ,,
of Navato Adult HighScb
wife, Brenda, is thedaif
Mrs. Marie Miras of te
and Robert Dillard of Ei
Sergeant Perkins
brother of Lelia Mim
employed in the Cham
at the Blanket Finisii
NCF Golfers Begin New Season
NCF golfers have begun a new
season in the NCF Mulligan
Tournament.
Sixty-eight employees
participated in what has become
a bi-monthly event. The
tournament was held on March
24 at Foxwood Golf course.
First place winners were Dick
Raddin, Dave Moore, Lindsey
Sells, Gib Moore.
Second place winners were
Carter Simerson, John Legrand,
Troy Canning, and Wayne
Myers, third place winners
were: Gene Barber, Gary
Miller, Harry Lee Brinkley, and
Henry Hall.
The Mulligan tournament was
begun over a year ago and has
become a very successful event
that both management and
employees look forward to each
time.
CARDOFTHAli
we would like to tl
the Fieldcrest emploj®
performed so raany
kindness for Kay
Edwards during her i
for the many kindnesss:,;
family after her deal''
THE FAMILY OF !
KAY WEAVER EDfi
185 Karastan Employees Have Perfect Attendance
A total of 185 employees of the Karastan Rug
Mill and Karastan Service Center achieved per
fect on-the-job attendance during the first quar
ter of 1974.
Members of the perfect attendance group have
received recognition in their respective depart
ments. In addition, John R. Mauney, division vice
president and general manager-Karastan rug
manufacturing, and John G. Cunningham, plant
manager, Karastan Rug Mill, commend the per
fect attendance employees for their interest in
their jobs and their dependabihty.
“These 185 employees are to be congratulated
for their fine attendance records. It takes special
effort to be on the job every day and we appre
ciate these employees putting forth this kind of
effort,” Mr. Cunningham said.
The employees who achieved perfect attend
ance are as follows:
Plant Service Department
Bobby Brown, Garland Crumpton, Bobby De
Hart, Kyle Edwards, Raymond Farmer, Albert
Fuller, Jesse Galloway, Herman Haynes, Nor
man Hopkins and Posey Jeffries.
Also Ralph Kirks, Henry Montgomery, Wendell
Roberts, Dillard Robertson, Henry Shelton, James
Soyars, Gabriel Thomas, Louie Woods and David
Yoder.
Also George Kingston, Homer Marshall, Ben
Meeks, Bobby Murray, James Murray, J. J.
Murray, Louise Rigney, Bud Roberts, Bud Saw
yers, Guss Snipes, William Strutton, Irving
Thomas, Raymond Wray and Wilmer Yeatts.
SECOND SHIFT - John Carter, WilHe Carter,
William Craven, Joe Haynes, Ray Houchins, Ed
die Hyler, Rosetta Johnson, Marie Millner, Mil
lard Millner, Jimmy O’dell, James Pruitt, Moir
Spencer and Fred Williams.
THIRD SHIFT — Robert Artis, Larry Boothe,
Lawrence Broadnax, Walt Carter, Melvin Fuller,
Ben Hall, Coy Hudgins, Marvin Shelton and Paui
Young.
Beaming and Winding
FIRST SHIFT - Posie Joyce, Gladys Gauldin,
Howard Dillard, Catherine Hairston, Virginia
T Overby, Jerome Perkins and
Judy Dillard.
SECOND SHIFT — George King, Maurice Ful
ton, Edna Hams and Buddie Winchester.
^ THIRD SHIFT - Janice Blackstock and Odessa
Mechanical Development
Martin W. Hyler and David Kemp.
Weave Room
FIRST SHIFT - William Balser, Arthur Brown
Leal Carter, James Chilton, Dewey Corum’
Mane Darby Johnny DeHart, Danny East, Colo
nel Evans, Harry Evans, Thomas Franklin Er
nest Grogan, James Gusler and Gene Hall.
Setting Department
Bobby McKinney, Carrie Thompson, Emma
Joyce, Lounnda Martin, Doris Carter, Della
Kir^an, ^nie Peters, Grace Joyce, Pauline
Rodgert'"“^^^
Also Lois Joyce, Elva Brame, Clem Wilson
JowL^V™’ Bourroughs, Rebecca Mum-
X W I Tu Strong,
Ola Walker, Elizabeth Parrish and Cora Carter.
Dyeing Department
na^^J 7 Allen, John Broad-
SaneTv ^ Campbell, Robert
Granely, Thomas Meadows, WilUam Meadows
and Elmer Wade.
SECOND SHIFT — James Blackwell, Rol
Broadnax, Thomas Keen, Clarence Milta *
Cranen Price.
THIRD SHIFT - Jessie Martin, Rufus
and Raymond Tucker.
Finishing Department
Larry Belton, Grady Dillard, Phillip Edwa®
Elton Hall, Eugene Jarrell, J. W. J®®®
Walter Montgomery.
Yard Crew
Wayne French and Willie B. Scales.
Burling Department
FIRST SHIFT - Carole Overby, Venue J
ins, Louise Price, Helen Shipwash, ®
Smith, David Harris, Madeline Boulding
ma Webb.
Also Arline Gusler, Lottie Hayden, D®®
Daniels, Louise Shelton, Maltie Wilmoth, ®
Pulliam and Louise Suttenfield. . j
SECOND SHIFT — Roxie Artis, Rohm
Ette Cox, Mary Martin, Henry Nelson anC
mond Millner.
Also Lottie Percell, Doris Powell.
Smith, Rachel Turner and Mae Webb.
third shift - Anita Marcum, Ella
Ruth Shropshire, Lucille Baker,
Rita Bullins, Ocie Burroughs, Pat
Marie Priddy and Evelyn Robertson.
Pilot Plant
Melvin Clark.
Karastan Service Center ^
Buel Bailes, Mary Bray, James
liam Bryant, Ellen Cay ton, William
Winnie Scott, Valarie Smith, Dock
Willard Galloway, David Hand, Carroll
Christine Spencer and Rush Waddell-
the mill