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ry W. Poplin is a spinner at the Winchester Spinning Mill at Asheville, has been employed by Fieldcrest since 1965. Cecil Creasman is a fixer in the Carding Department at Winchester Spinning. He has been employed by Fieldcrest since November, 1964. Hobbies Eight Months Old Seven Months Old Use Care With Jumper Cables I!ontinued From Page Six) sell’s Spanish Dictionary. He ntains, however, that his wledge of subjects is erficial because he has a it of getting information on thing and then moving on latiently to another, e has done quite a bit of pho- 'aphy and at one time wrote a imn on nature for a small ^spaper. He also collects ties and is experimenting 1 engraving on copper and er. He has spoken about his k collection to the Fieldale ary Club, and at one time ; the Fieldale reporter for ! Mill Whistle. . native of East Tennessee . Brown went to Fieldale in 1 from a job in a Kentucky 1 mine. For 24 years, he rated a knitting machine in old Hosiery Mill at Fieldale 1 later, for a short time, rked in the Cut and Sew partment at the Towel Mill. Spring Lines (Continued From Page Six) vice center before the mer- indise is picked up. n order to purchase rugs or 'pets, active employees must ;ain an authorization form No. D-13 signed by their im- idiate supervisor. Retired iployees will need to have the m signed by the area person- i manager at the location lere they had worked. Employees in outlying nations may choose rugs and rpets from swatches obtained )m the area personnel inager. Employees may pick the merchandise from the rvice center if they so choose. )wever, should they desire to ve it shipped, they must pay mmercial rates. Jason E. Moore, eight months old, is the son of Virginia T. Moore, a twister tender at the Karastan Worsted Plant at Greenville. His grandmother, Ella Thomas, works at the Kara stan Spinning Mill in the Twist- Wind-Reel Department. An uncle, Hezekiah Thomas, works in the Plant Service Depart ment, also at the Karastan Spin ning Mill. Holli Danielle Williams, seven months old, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dal Williams. Her mother is employed in the Credit Department at the Karastan Service Center. Maternal grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth L. Hall. Paternal grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clyde D. Williams. (Continued From Page Three) cable to the positive terminals. 5. Connect one end of the other cable to the negative terminal of the good battery. 6. Connect the other end of the second cable to the engine block or frame (not to the negative terminal of the weak battery) of the car with the weak battery. Avoid making the final connection to a fuel line, cable or accessory. 7. Make sure that all connec tions are firm before starting the engine of the car with the good battery. 8. Start the other car and One Year Old disconnect the cables by reversing the above steps. The preceding information was furnished by the National Safety Council and confirmed by a local automotive expert. It is endorsed by the Safety Depart ment in an effort to eliminate yet another employee health hazard — the little sleeping power pack under the hood of your car. Six Years Old Scholarships (Continued From Page One) Inc., Eden. Upon com pletion of the application, it should be sent directly to Mr. Franklin. Applications for scho larships are taken only once each year, during Febru ary, with the March 1 dead line. The employee (parent) must have at least one year of continuous service. The applicant must be planning to attend a four-year college or university full time and must not have attended college or have college credits. A mama mouse and her two little ones were out walking one day. Suddenly they spied a cat. “Watch this,” said the mother. She walked near the cat and screamed, “BOW WOW!” The cat yelped and raced up into a nearby tree. The mother turned to her children and said, “See how important it is to know a second language.” 18 Months Old z ^ i Paul Russell Thornton, III, celebrated his sixth birthday February 12. His mother, Irene, is employed in the Bedspread Finishing Mill Office. His father is Paul Russell Thornton, Jr., of Eden. James Richard Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Brown, celebrated his first birthday February 3. His father is em ployed in the Burling Depart ment at the Karastan Rug Mill. His grandmother, Jean Watkins, is also employed in the Burling Department at Karastan. Paternal grandparents are Rev. and Mrs. Tuttle Brown. His great-grandfather, Paul Hall, is employed at the Bedspread Mill. )NDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1975 Connie Ann Bowes, 18 months old, is the daughter of Jimmy M. Bowes and Elizabeth Ann Bowes. Her father is employed in the Weave Room at the Kara stan Rug Mill. Maternal grand parents are Irvin and Barbara Warren. Barbara Warren is em ployed at the Karastan Service Center. 7
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