^ 'lati Spinning jemployees enjoying their
® chicken dinner are from left Bessie
Tripp, Marjorie Stricklandi Pearl Dozier, Hanna
Kllis, Buth Beaman, Ida Staton, Dorothy Fornes,
Proud employees Levie Owens,
sign of congratulation.
left, and Annie Joyner pose with
*>^eenville Employees
honored For Savings
at the Karastan Spinning Mill, Greenville, enjoyed
chicken dinner on July 1, in recognition of their out-
' § in the 1976 Waste Reduction Program.
• fj 'ncent, plant manager, complimented the employees on
total urged them to continue their efforts.
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graduates From ASU She Has Bicentennial Spirit
f. ^rank Meeks, son of
Mrs. Frank Meeks,
from Appalachian
~ p'^'versity with a B.S.B.A.
health
of $9,054 was saved during the first five months of 1976.
.'Or the year is $15,(K)0.
’^yofient of a waste committee, meetings with employees
isu^'^Play of waste charts have been used to stimulate" in-
0 Participation in the program.
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ent,
facility man-
attended
'e K Community
ipau jOofore transferring to
;gL ^hian.
Accepted a position as a
(ini» ’oinc administrator in
"hh Health Care
H’esjV^'ont, Inc. He will train
d(if Arms in High Point
''aines L. Denny,
^fter
■ol(s months of training,
C. ^'h he eligible for his
nursing home
)ti ^ ''■^hve license.
Iln>^?®'Pt of this license, he
'sitig ’*0 a position with a
facility in the
Inc.
home
Ore Management,
ifeis" . ‘ ,-,.v
DANNY MKirKS
group, most of which are located
in North Carolina.
His mother, Irene, is em
ployed in the Weave Room at the
Karastan Rug Mill. His father is
employed in the Supply Room at
the Bedspread Mill.
'^nipletes
^5 Years
rown, an inspector at
^[)| Finishing Mill, has
'’’’'iof outstanding
''icg years of continuous
’oijhp 'fh the company, as
f Vi9 Whistle
Lovely Bicentennial arrangement
Church on July t.
Baptist
(LARA BROWN
Mrs. Warren wearing dress
made from fabric wliicli had
belonged to her late mother.
A lovely Bicentennial
arrangement, using a red, white
and blue theme along with one of
the facsimilies of the
Declaration of Independence
given to Fieldcrest employees
last month, was featured at FJrst
Baptist Church of Collinsville,
Va., on Sunday, July 4.
The arrangement was created
by Faye Warren of the Fieldale
Towel Mill. It featured red,
white and blue flowers in tall
vases and two American Flags
against a red, white and blue
background with the facsimile of
the Declaration of Independence
in the foreground.
The church held a special day
long Bicentennial program
which included an old fashioned
outdoor lunch which members
brought in baskets. Many of the
church members wore historical
clothing, including Mrs. Warren
who wore a dress made from
fabric which had belonged to her
mother. The dress was in light
orchid and purple, the colors of
the Women’s Missionary Union,
in which Mrs. Warren’s late
mother was very active.
In the afternoon, the church
choir performed the famous “I
Love America” cantata.
*^Y, AUGUST 2, 1976