mployees Turn Out For Bloodmobile At Eden
Lou Stophel, General Offices, at the recent bloodmobile visit.
Hill Children
Kelly LaRae Hill, age two, and
^)shua Ryan Hill, age three
lonths, are the children of Mr.
jid Mrs. Marshall Hill. Their
jjiother, June, works at the Non
,'oven Blanket Mill.
Iipandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
i;ielvin Hill and Junior D.
ggers and Josephine Eggers.
[r. Eggers works at the Blanket
inishing Mill and Josephine
ggers works in the Cut and Sew
llepartment at the Sheet
Mill.
Honored At Baby Shower
Kay Pope was honored recently by employees at the Fore
most Screen Print Plant at a baby shower. She was employ
ed in the Accounting Department at Foremost.
Mrs. Pope received many lovely gifts from employees
at the plant.
|inishing
Washburn Children Celebrate Birthdays
ire Prevention
Ifeek Oct. 6-12
National Fire Prevention
eek is being observed this
eek, October 6 through October
!, and all Fieldcrest employees
•e being asked to cooperate in
.aking the program as
Kcessful as possible.
The program in Fieldcrest
ants will include reports by
ill inspection committees with
irticular attention to fire
^jizards; reviews of the overall
ans of exterior cleaning and
illection of waste, etc.; a
Oecial clean-up day; and
■actice fire alarms for the fire
•igades.
Also included will be
■scussions and demonstrations
the use of fire extinguishers
' r fire brigade members and a
..mplete clean-up of each mill
'•emises.
“In Eden area plants, a special
■e extinguishing program has
■'en set up which will be
/Inducted by the Eden Fire
yiief along with a fire protective
[uipment sales engineer.
ONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1974
And! Washburn, age two, and
Ginger Washburn, age 12, are
the daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Washburn of Eden.
Their mother, Harriet, is
employed at the Bedspread
Finishing Mill. Their father is
employed at the Karastan Rug
Mill.
Grandparents are Badge
Washburn and the late Beulah
Washburn and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Martin. Mr. Washburn is
employed in the Shop at the
Central Warehouse. Mr. Martin
is employed at the Karastan Rug
Mill and Mrs. Martin, Charlotte,
is a former employee of
Fieldcrest.
Patricia Ann Stone, age three,
and Billy Stone, Jr., age two,
celebrated their birthdays on
August 18, at the home of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Stone. Their mother, Shirley,
works in the Cut and Sew
Department at the Sheet
Finishing Mill. Their father
works at the Blanket Greige
Mill.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Pyron and Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Gee. Mr. Pyron is
employed in the Dyeing
Department at the Bedspread
Mill.
Karen Austin, Karastan Burling, relaxes after giving blood.
A total of 217 pints of blood
were collected at the September
23 Bloodmobile visit at Eden. Of
that total, 124 pints of blood were
donated by Fieldcrest
employees. An additional 16
employees wished to donate, but
were unable to do so due to
medical reasons. The goal for
the visit was 225 pints.
This visit was sponsored by
the Draper Sheeting and Blanket
Greige Mills.
Fieldcrest donors from the
various mills and departments
numbered as follows:
Bedspread Finishing, 3;
Bedspread Mill, 5; Blanket
Greige Mill, 18; Business Infor
mation, 5; Finance and
Accounting, 2; Executive
Management, 2; Industrial
Engineering, 2; Karastan, 28;
Purchasing, 1; Research and
Engineering, 8; Sheet Finishing,
12; Draper Sheeting, 11; and
Blanket Finishing 27.
The next Bloodmobile visit at
Eden will be held on November
22.
Gets High School Diploma
Bevie W. Raynor, who is
employed at the Automatic
Blanket Plant in Smithfield,
received her high school
diploma from Johnston
Technical Institute, Four Oaks,
in August.
She also received a certificate
for satisfactorily completing the
Management Development
Program, Part II, in August. She
maintained an “A” average
throughout her classes.
She was employed in
June of 1970, as a utility hand in
the Wiring Department and she
is presently employed as a final
inspector in the Binding
Department.
BEVIE W. RAYNOR
Give Your
'Fair Share'!