Here Are The
Rankin Children
Pictured are the seven chil
dren of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Rankin, Jr., of Charlotte, N.C.
Their mother, Fleeta, is
employed as a tailing machine
operator at the Mt. Holly Spin
ning Mill.
The children are Kevin Ber
nard, three years old; Candace
Diane, eight years old; Sherry
Ann, nine years old; Monica
Lynette, 12 years old; Valerie
Rosetta, 13 years old; Ronald
Eugene, 15 years old; and
Derrick Antonio, 16 years old.
Candance Diane
Monica Lynette
Ronald Eugene
Columbus And Phenix City Employ
Contribute Generously To United
Kevin Bernard
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Sherry Ann
Valerie Rosetta
Derrick Antonio
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MERRY CHRISTMAS
from the
Mill Whistle Staff
The Columbus Towel Mill and
the Phenix City Mill employees
once again have done an out
standing job in supporting the
1974 United Way Campaign.
These employees have shown
that Fieldcrest employees
strongly support their com
munity.
The following Departments
will be awarded Bronze plaques
for their outstanding contribu
tions as Fair Share Givers:
Opening, Carding, Winding,
Spooling, Twisting, Warping,
Quilling, Slashing, Spinning,
Draw Tie Pattern, and Greige
Inspection.
Also, Dye House, Bleachery,
Plant Services, Cotton
Warehouse, Packing, Storage-
Shipping, Mill Accounting,
Design, Purchasing, and
Industrial Relations.
Also, Order Billing, Customer
Services, Fieldcrest Store, Plant
Manager’s Office, Div. Vice
President, Production,
Industrial Engineering, and
Sample Room.
Honor awards will be
presented to the following
Departments for their
contributions made: Weave,
Towel Finishing, Ceco, Packing,
Washcloth, Shipping, Production
Control, Medical, and Quality
Control.
In addition to the awards to be
made, the following employees’
names were picked from a
drawing of Fair Share Con
tributors, on November 18.
Towel sets were awarded to;
Mamie B. Davis, Desibee Stan
ford, Carl S. Layfield, Charlie
Dixon, Barbara Morriss, John A.
Holland, Clara Byrd, and Albert
Davis.
The Grand Prize, a 19” Zenith
TV, was won by Barbara Phil
lips. Barbara is a sweeper in the
Phenix City Finishing Plant. All
prizes were presented by Chris
Kametches, div. vice president,
W. S.Ayscue, plant manager of
the Columbus Towel Mill, and R.
W. Harris, plant manager of
Towel Finishing in Phenix City.
Once again, “Thanks to you, it’s
working! ”
Sean Bowers
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Barbara Phillips won the grand prize, a Zeni
sion set. At right is Chris Kametches.
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Dessie B. Stanford was one of the winners of a t
Barbara Morris, shown with Lewis Dallas, a
a towel set.
Sean Alphonso Bowers, four
teen months old, is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Alphonso H. Bowers,
Jr. His mother, Marva, is em
ployed in the Insurance
Department at the General
Offices. Grandparents are Mrs.
Nell White Rose of Salisbury,
N.C. and Mr. and Mrs. Alphonso
H. Bowers, Sr., of Clarksville,
Va.
Charlie Dixon receives towel set from
superintendent of Weaving.
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