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FOR SALE: Oak cattle rack for
ton Chevrolet step-side pick
up truck. Well made and
bolted together. Easy to put on
and take off. Solid and stout.
Used very little. “Like new.”
$65.00. Call 627-4739 around
7:00 p.m.
FOR SALE: Firewood tor fire
place or heater. Call Charles
Moore, 623-8694 after 3 p.m.
FOR SALF]: Girl’s roller skates,
size 7. In excellen’ condition.
Call 63.5-5073 after 4 pm.
FOR SALE: A 1974 used Hodaka
80 cc Bandit. In first-class
condition. Equipped for
racing. $325; $340 with helmet.
Call 627-4431 6 to 8 p.m.
New Responsibilities
F"OR SALE: Three suits, size 42.
One dark brown, one black,
gray. All like new. $10 each.
May be seen at 1022 Lawson
Street. Call 627-7822.
WANTED: SLR 35 mm camera
and any accessories. Prefer
metered but will consider
unmetered. Call 623-6059 after
5 p.m.
FOR SALE: Two 14” Plymouth
wheels. $10 for both. Call
Fieldcrest extension 53268.
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Control Department in 1961 and
superintendent of the Automatic
Blanket Plant in 1962. He has
been plant manager of the Auto
matic Blanket Plant since 1970.
Mr. Wallace is married to the -
Margaret L. Lassiter, a native of
Bethel, and they have a
daughter, Mrs. Joseph Albert
Parrish, III, and a son, Donald
Edward Wallace. The Wallaces
live at 1106 South First Street in
Smithfield.
FOR SALE: Two 13” Chevy II
wheels and two 15” Chevrolet
wheels. Call Fieldcrest
extension 53255.
A famed stockbroker lay on
his deathbed. A friend stopped
by to visit, and said, “Come on,
Harry. You’ll be around to see
90.”
Harry answered, “If the Good
Lord can get me at 75, why
should he wait until I go up to
90?”
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Make Contribution To Heart Fund
Employees at the Fieldale Towel Mill recently presented a check from the
Community Fund for $1,600 to Little Miss Heart Fund for use by the Henry Count)
Fund. From left are Kenneth Roger, Alverta Dehart, Little Miss Heart Fund (Kiki i
and Anne Minter. All three Towel Mill employees are from the Sewing Department
Crowned Queen
Two Years B
Miss Cynthia Stoner was
crowned “Miss North Rowan
High School” at the homecoming
festivities held recently at the
school. She is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Odell Stoner. Her
father is employed in the
Warehouse at North Carolina
F’inishing Company.
Miss Stoner is a member of the
F’rench Club, vice president of
tbe Future Business Club of
America, a member of the Pep
Club, and is on the staff of the
■'Northern Lights,” the school
yearbook.
Products Displayed At Greenville
This exhibit of Karastan products was on display at the Greenville Bicentennial Cele
bration the week of October 4 through October 12. The exhibit was arranged by the Karastan
Rug Mill in cooperation with the Karastan Spinning and Worsted MiUs in Greenville. A
number of industries in the area participated in the week-long event which was held in the
Kroger building in Greenville.
George Elliott Trenb
of Mr. and Mrs. Georgi
Trent of Eden, celebrJ
second birthday Novew
a party hosted by hispJ
the home of his ®
grandparents, Mr. a*
Robert L. Calhoun. I
cake and other reW
were served. Guests i
the paternal grandpar®
and Mrs. David Trent
aunt, Mrs. Danny Man
George Trent, Sr. is®
Data
in the
Department at the
Offices. Mrs. Calhoun U
Celebrates
40 Years
Birthday
Teresa Gale Land, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Land,
celebrated her eighth birthday
October 26. Her father is
employed in the Packaging
Department at the Bedspread
Finishing Mill. Her mother,
Donna, works in the Bedspread
Milt Accounting Department.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. A. Y. Wade, Jr. Mr. Wade
is employed in the Weave Room
at the Bedspread Mill,
An employee at the Towel
Finishing Plant at Phenix City,
Annie I. Wyatt, recently com
pleted an outstanding record of
40 years of continuous service
with the company.
She began continuous service
November 17, 1934, at the
Columbus Towel Mill. She
transferred to the Phenix City
finishing plant in August of this
year as a washcloth hemmer in
the Washcloth Department.
Mrs. Wyatt has received the
Fieldcrest diamond-and-gold 40-
year service emblem, a $40 gift
certificate for company
merchandise, and a letter
an employee of
Finishing Mill.
r luisimiB
employed at the Kar®-
Mill. _
Gets Promofi
(Continued From
of
ANME I. WYATT
commendation from President
William C. Battle.
Fieldale Towel Mill •
Services Department
He subsequently
systems analyst in i
Information
Eden and as manag
General Offices
Center. He was 3
analyst in the Garp
Information Service®
ment from February
his latest appointme
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