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Sheeting 25-Year Club
■ Meeting
l^enty-five Year Club mem-
^ in the Sheet Operation,
General Offices and the
Department enjoyed
iogeth luncheon get-
iheir
iier Saturday, August 2L
to h originally planned
Di.u the program at the
Power Ball Field but
tec:
;®use of rain it was held
(j at the Draper Elemen-
School cafeteria.
M. Vaughn, technical
i„_''ager—sheet manufactur
es- presided and recognized
; r- Crumley, division vice
!g^‘^®nt and general mana-
;Sneet manufacturing, who
briefly to the group.
*'■ Crumley expressed ap-
CK,J^bon for the long-service
p^ P'oyees. “l am glad to be a
3nd Sheet Operation
pgQ j am proud of the fine
tijg'-j'- we have, especially
long-service group. With-
your help and cooperation
not have done as
R as we have done,” Mr.
■ ?”lley said.
Irvi
agg Hodges, retired man-
' sheetcustomer service for
iWo Iflayed a message
Nena C' Moulton, long-time
i ‘^'‘tment sales manager for
sheets who retired in 1968.
Mr. Moulton expressed grati
tude and appreciation “for
the work done as a team in the
sheet department over the
years.”
In the drawing for attend
ance prizes, conducted by
J. T. Long, plant manager of
the Sheet Finishing Mill, sheet
sets were awarded as follows:
George Akers, “Secret
Garden” ■ set; Elbert Prof
fitt, “Ronald McDonald &
Friends”; Otis Robertson,
“American Commemorative”;
Elsie Harpe, “Interlude”; and
Josie Chaney, “Halston’s
Flower”.
R. C. Going, plant manager
of the Draper Sheeting Mill,
recognized the 50-year mem
bers present; Earl Bondurant,
Allie Houchins, J. W. (Bill)
Page and A. D. Weaver.
Mr. Going welcomed the
following new members into
the 25-Year Club: Jack
Baker, Ola Callahan, Leonard
Foster, Grace Lawson, Lorine
Pruitt, Paul Westbrook,
Draper Sheeting Mill; Giles
Runnings, and Guerrant Nor
man, General Offices; and
Vivian Johnson and Samuel
Ralph Going, plant manager, greets J. W. (Bill) Page, retired 50-year employee of Draper Sheet
ing Mill.
Smith, Specials Department.
Musical entertainment was
furnished by the Spiritual
Tones, a quartet including
Becky Kendrick of the Sheet
Finishing Mill, a member of
the 25-Year Club, and ijonald
Denny, of the Bedspread and
Sheet Finishing Mills shop.
Mrs. Kendrick sings alto and
Mr. Denny sings lead and is
manager of the quartet. Other
members are Mrs. Kendrick’s
husband, Arthell, bass, and
their son, Randy, who plays
the drums. Geraldine Simp
son sings tenor and Sandra
Roberson is pianist and so
prano.
The invocation preceding
the buffet luncheon was given
by Lewis Hammock, a retired
employee of the Sheeting
Weave Room.
Winners of first three door prizes, by coincidence, were seated at same table. Showing their
prizes, from left to right, are Elbert Proffitt, Otis Robertson and George Akers.
W. F. Crumley, division vice
president, speaks to group.
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Henry Elliott, a supervisor, talks with Allie Houchins, .50-year employee retired from Sheet Finish
ing Mill. At left is Lavania Dichmond. who also is retired from Sheet Finishing Mill.
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