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Tetanus Campaign
MILL
Shift
% Participation
Non Woven & PJocked Mills
1st
100%
2nd
100%
3rd
100%
'fotal:
100%
Sheet b’inishing
1st
100%
2nd
100%
'fotal:
100%
Fieldcrest Stores
Day
1009f)
'fruck Terminal
Day
100%
Mechanical Development
Day
82%
Amp Building
Day
80%
'fechnical Center
Day
72%
Mount Holly
Total
70%
Greenville
Total
70%
Bedspread Greige
1st
969?)
2nd
53%
3rd
67%
'fotal:
69%
Foremost
1st
56%
2nd
91%
3rd
85%
'fotal:
67%
Blanket Greige
1st
67%
2nd
68%
3rd
51%
'fotal:
63%
Sheet Greige
1st
57%
2nd
69%
3rd
56%
'fotal:
609J,
N. C. b'inishing—New York
Day
57%
Karastan Service Center
1st
51%
2nd
100%
'fotal:
56%
Karastan & Laurelcrest—NY
Day
559?,
Karastan
1st
829?,
2nd
509?,
3rd
399?,
'fotal:
52%
Blanket banishing
1st
499?,
2nd
65%
3rd
72%
'fotal:
509?,
Domestics—NY
Day
Bedspread Finishing
1st
31%
2nd
759?,
'fotal:
General Office
'fO'I'AL PARTICIPATION AS OF APRIL 21:
3rd
Day
100%
329?,
329?,
669?,
Immunizations Contin
Tetanus immunizations are continuing and employees in locatin
have not been offered are urged to watch their bulletin boards foV
place where the shots will be given. ^
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Give News To
Your Reporter
Faye P. Warren is The Mill
Whistle reporter for the Fieldale
Towel Mill. She has been a
reporter for most of the years
that she has been with the com
pany. Employees at Fieldale are
encouraged to turn in to her their
news, pictures and “Buy . . . Sell
. Swap” items for publication
in The Mill Whistle.
Mrs. Warren has 25 years of
continuous service but has
worked more years than that
with some breaks in her service.
She has been in the Sewing
Department during all of her
time with the company.
She has worked on practically
every job in the department,
including hemmer, inspector
and hemmer-instructor. For the
past eight years she has been a
second hand.
She began writing for The Mill
V\histle about the time the
publication was started in World
Wat II and wrote a column
called “Town Drag.’’ She
started each colum “Dear Boys”
and wrote news items that she
thought would be of interest to
the fieldale service men
were far from home
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Mrs. Warren teaches the
ladies’ Bible class at First
Baptist Church at Collinsville
and is director of the adult
Sunday School Department. She
directed the choir for a number
of years and sings in the choir.
She has held every office in the
Collinsville Garden Club and at
present is the club chaplain. She
currently is conducting flower
workshops for the club. She is
active in many other areas of
community life at Collinsville.
A native of Grayson County,
Va., she is married to Andrew
Warren, a shift foreman in the
Weave Room at the Fieldale
Towel Mill. They have a son,
assistant manager
of a Winn-Dixie store.
FIELDALE TOWEL MILL
Draper Sheeting employees receiving tetanus immunizations i«
to right, Ruth Martin. Mae Walker and Millie Corum. Nurses iii
Doris Jones, R.N., and Gloria Hilton, R.N., both of the Central!
Department.
Robert Broadnax, left, and Harvey Hampton, also Draper S
employees, receive the immunizations.
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Roger Wilkes Dies At
Was Di
Of Bent
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FAYE P. WARREN
Top Weavers And Fixers
Weavers W/E April 6
Fixers W/E April 6
Dobby Terry
'Jacquard Terry
I lobby Terry
'Jacquard Terry
i lobby Terry
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Dobby 'ferry
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Bobby Haskins
Richard Hodges
William Kendrick
Weavers W/E March 20
Bobby Haskins
Fixers W/E March 30 Hodges
Bert Finley
Herman Hale
James Cassell
Friends throughout the
Fieldcrest organization were
saddened at the death of Roger
Lee Wilkes, 63, who died April 22
at Baptist Hospital in Winston-
Salem after a brief illness. The
funeral was held April 24 at First
Baptist Church, Eden, where he
was a member, with the Rev.
Harry D. Wood officiating.
Burial was at Roselawn
Memorial Gardens.
A native of Stokes County, Mr.
Wilkes was the director of
employee benefits and services
for Fieldcrest Mills, Inc., and'
had 34 years of continuous
service in the Industrial
Relations Department.
He was first employed in 1941
as a personnel assistant and
roanager of Spray Civic Associa
tion. He was employment
manager for several years
before being placed in charge of
employee benefits and services
in 1952.
He was a past president of the
Eden Lions Club, secretary-
measurer of the Fieldcrest Mills
Credit Union and treasurer of
tbe Meadow Greens Country
Llub and the Tri-City Agri
cultural Fair. In 1968 he was the
ROGER f
recipient
Year” award spon*”
Eden Jaycees.
Surviving are ttj'
Adeline Foley WdJ
Dr. Dru Van W
Point; son,
Jr. of Danvill«'
grandchild; siste^^
Shelton and ^
Forrest of Ed^-
lie Wilkes of Eae'