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Happenings...
Mr. and Mrs. Trov William Priddv at .'iOth anniversary celebration.
Celebrate Fiftieth Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Troy William Priddy of
Route 3, Eden, recently celebrated their
50th wedding anniversary and were
honored at a reception at the Barry Odell
Fellowship Hall, Greenwood Street.
The couple’s two children, T. W.
Priddy, Jr., of Port Richey, Fla., and
Mrs. Donald F. Hutchens of Charlotte,
hosted the event.
Mr. Priddy, 75 years old, is a retired
employee of the Karastan Rug Mill
where he was a weaver with 42 years of
continuous service. Mrs. Priddy recently
celebrated her 72nd birthday.
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Baby Contest Winners
James Clifford Taylor, Jr.,
left, was winner of the Baby
Contest sponsored by the Chris
tian Women’s Fellowship of the
Meadow Christian Church.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Taylor. Mrs. Taylor
(Sarah) is employed as a
spinner on the second shift at the
Fieldale Towel Mill.
The runner-up in the contest
was Bobby Wells, Jr., right, who
is the grandson of Manuel
Spencer of the Shipping
fid'
Department at the
Towel Mill. .-fuK®®
In the very success^^H^jji
a total of $600.36 was \'
used for the churcn»
Taylor
eXP'
irP
fund.
Sarah icj—
appreciation to
at Fieldale and ao .. coH
• f-VlB
voted for her son
“Without your
thoughtfulness and
tion, he would
not hf ^
successful,’’ she sa
18 Months Old Three Years
[
S»ve»
Bryan ^
years old, is the son ,
Mrs. Barry Garrett
His grandmotheri^gjj
Garrett, is
Cutting and Sewing' ,
■ “ — -shina.
at the Sheet Finisi
employee of the
Mill
jC k- .
great-grandmother^^j fiflil)
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College Graduates’ Pictures Wanted Tina Michelle Spearman, 18
^ months old, is the daughter of
The Mill Whistle will publish pictures of employees’ sons and daughters, in all the company’s Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Spearman,
divisions, who will graduate from a college or university early in June. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
The parents should fill in the coupon below and send it with a photograph of the graduate to The Charles Hardie. Mr. Hardie is
Mill Whistle, Fieldcrest Mills, Eden, N. C., or they may hand the material to one of the plant reporters employed in the Beck Dye
for The Mill Whistle. w*”"® m u ‘ m® Blanket
It is not necessary that the graduate be wearing a cap and gown. If the parents do not have a photo- Hardie
graph, the graduate can usually obtain one from the studio that made his or her picture for the college
Winding Department at the
If there are any employees’ daughters to graduate from hospital nursing schools we, of course, wish Karastan Rug Mill,
to include them, too.
Graduate’s name Distributor Meeti'J
Name of college or university (Continued from Page Three)
Degree to be received toned pattern introduced last
„ . . Spring.
Mr. Nicoll and Mr. Venturini
Fathers mill, department disclosed a new Laurelcrest
„ . ,,, , ' , Bicentennial Distributors
Mother s mill, department Salesman’s Contest titled “Make
■■■■■■ Mi■■ H■■■■ Mas■■■■■■ Mi■■■■■■ M■■■■ MM■■■■ an■■■■Ml■■■■■■ ■MM Your Mark.’’ The program
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provides sales incef®’
selling staffs of
distributors for a |y
running from
December 31 of ''
The
distributor Jjje'
will be eligible for a fi
ment of prizes frota
“step-up” collectjoa
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