i Five Generations ?"ive generations are shown in the above picture. At left is Mrs. Terry Musgrave of Lexington. Standing next to her is her father, Ernest Walker, who is holding Mrs. Musgrave’s son David, two years old. At the right of Mr. Walker is his mother, Mrs. Mae M. Walker, and next to her is her mother, Mrs. Berta Massey. Ernest Walker is a shift fore man in the Blanket Weave Room and Mae M. Walker is a battery filler at the Draper Sheeting Mill. Mrs. Massey’s late husband, Pete M. Massey, was a retired employee of Fieldcrest. Two-Way Communication (Continued From Page Three) machinery and tools, the proper physical positions and movements are to be transferred satisfactorily from one mind to another, especially through face-to-face com munication, it must be assured that the message is adequately delivered, received, absorbed, and retained. The latter concept of retention for subsequent use as opposed to mere exposure to facts is a vital ingredient of learning. Two-Way Communication Since that first well-known face-to-face encounter in the original Eden when the snake - successfully demonstrated the powers of the art of persuasion, the value of two-way interchange (including full appreciation for the consequences) have become more evident to us. Meaningful conversation includes response - instantaneous feedback — something more than simply asking “do you understand”. That is. Why is it essentail to wear goggles when twisting wire or cutting metal straps? Why is Top Weavers And Fixers Weavers W/E December 15, 1974 Dobby Terry Ralph Ballard Jacquard Terry Richard Hodges Fixers W/E December 15, 1974 Dobby Terry Bert Finley Jacquard Terry Phillip Marshall Weavers W/E December 8, 1974 Dobby Terry Kyle Fulcher Jacquard Terry j^ardy Fixers W/E December 8, 1974 Dobby Terry Bert Finley Jacquard Terry Larry Hodges 6 Winchester Enjoys Safety Barbecue Employees at the Winchester Spinning Mill enjoyed a safety barbecue on Decemli marking completion of 4,230 man-hours per employee without a lost-time accident, i is the best safety record in the company. The last lost-time accident at Wincheste in August of 1972. it essential to heed posted and verbal warnings to avoid a slippery floor? Why is it essential to stop-off machinery when cleaning gears or threading rolls? And why is it essential to seek assistance in moving a load excessive in weight for one person? (The preceding are typical of all the 120 or more serious accidents that occurred in the company during the first ten months of 1974). If our safety program in 1975 is to be increasingly successful in preventing human and economic losses from personal injury and property damage, the lines of communication between and among all levels of our organization must be opened early, kept open, and frequently checked for effectiveness. The final measure of our overall per formance will depend directly on the job we do of selling each other on the need (1) to be attentive (to instructions and spontaneous danger signs). (2) to exercise the patience in giving and receiving instructions, and CD to hold in high regard the point of the original instruction. Free Flu Shots Being Offered (Continued From Page One) schedules. Those employees in the Eden area not scheduled to work during January may obtain the vaccination at the Medical Department in the General Offices building on Stadium Drive, 8:30 a. m. until 4 p. m., Monday through Friday, during the remainder of January. Buy .Sell .Swap FOR SALE: AKC registered poodle puppies. Call Doris Kendrick, 627-4016 after 5 p.m. 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. Honored At Shower "My wife was the answer to my prayers — which explains what’s happening to religion these days." A household shower honoring Glenda C. Hinnant and Larry W. Lynch was held Monday in the Wiring Department at the Automatic Blanket Plant. The couple was united in marriage Saturday, November 23, 1974, at the F'irst Baptist Church in Selma, Mrs. Lynch is a co-o the Wiring Departs® Lynch is ordinator for Blanket Plant. The couple is Smithfield. the mill ^

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