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Happenings
Has Party
With Braves
Make Donation To Cancer Society
Employees of the Fieldale Towel Mill have presented the Mar-
tinsville-Henry County chapter of the American Cancer Society
with a donation from the Fieldale Community Fund.
Shown with Bill Wiseman, at right, Cancer Crusade chairman
for Martinsville and Henry County, are employees representing
the Weaving, Carding and Spinning and Pack and Stock De
partments. They are, from left. Jack Johnson, Juanita Clark, Ray
mond Williams, Ray Lawless, Lorene Lawless and Beverly Stowe.
Stancill Children
United Fund Drive Set
^
-it.
Wanda Lynn Stancill, 16 Twist Department, Karastan
months old, and Amy Lyn Spinning Mill. Wanda is the
Stancill, three months old, are daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Terry
the grandchildren of Esther K. Stancill and Amy is the daughter
StancUl, a reeler in the Wind and of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stancill.
FIELDALE TOWEL MILL
Top Weavers, Fixers
Weavers W/E September 19
Dobby Terry Paul Cannaday
Jacquard Terry Norman Rakes
Fixers W/E September 19
Dobby Terry Troy Joyce
Jacquard Terry Lar ry Martin
Weavers W/E September 12
Dobby Terry Ralph Ballard
Jacquard Terry Robert Ferguson
Fixers W/E September 12
Dobby Terry Jerry Dove
Jacquard Terry Pass Burch, Jr.
Weavers W/E September 5
Dobby Terry Paul Cannaday
Jacquard Terry Robert Ferguson
Fixers W/E September 5
Dobby Terry Hubbard
Jacquard Terry Roger Moore
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she will not be required to make
up the missed deduction.
The United Fund budget-goal
of $189,(KX) is an increase over
last year’s $172,000, due mainly
to increasing costs of operation
of the agencies and in some
instances to increased services
and programs being offered.
A new agency added this year
is Big Brothers and Sisters of
Rockingham County, which
provides supervision of volun
teers to befriend children from
broken homes. This program
was allotted $4,545.
The other United Fund
agencies and the amount
allotted to each of them are:
Boys Club, $33,900; Boy Scouts,
$18,000; Girl Scouts, $5,572;
YMCA, $60,000; Red Cross,
$12,000; Rescue Squad, $8,200;
Retarded Children, $4,700;
Salvation Army, $7,800; Child
Development Center, $6,000 ; 4-H
Council, $1,500; Carolinas
United, $8,783; and con
tingencies, $18,000.
Chet Nations of the Wachovia
Bank and Trust Company is
president of the Eden United
Fund and Tom McElhannon of
Goldston, Inc. is the general
fund-raising chairman.
Robin Gurley, who
years old on July 4, had a
of a birthday party this
was honored by the
Braves baseball team on
day night, July 8, and
sented an autographed
J
several other items.
Robin attended the »
between the Altnata Bra'' 1
the Pittsburgh Pirates on**
and also the game bet'Vp
Braves and the New Yod
on July 8. Both game®
played in Atlanta. ,
He is the son of Mr. an
Daniel B. Gurley of Ken^
mother, Gladys, is a
inspector at the Autn
Blanket Plant. She has ^
Fieldcrest employee sine
ci
Deductions
Buy . . . Sell
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ment and Design, Pilot Plant,
Blanket Industrial Engineering,
Bedspread Industrial Engineer
ing, Blanket Finishing Industrial
Engineering, Company Trans
portation, Industrial Relations,
Mill Whistle, Medical Depart
ment, Blanket Mill Accounting,
Sheeting Mill Accounting, Tax
Department, Internal Audit
Department and Fieldcrest
Store.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank each and
every one for all the kindness
shown us during our daughter,
Holly Swain’s open heart
surgery. The flowers, gifts,
cards, etc. are very much
appreciated. The power of
prayer has meant the most to us,
though, and to Holly also. To
each of you, your churches, your
families, we will be forever
grateful. May God bless all of
you.
THE GEORGE C. SWAIN
FAMILY
FOR SALE: 17 hens and rooster,
one to IV2 years old, $1.00 each.
Call 623-6358 after 3:30 p.m.
FOR SALE: Youth desk and
chair, almost new. Call 623-
6358 after 3:30 p.m.
WANTED: Bookcase, three or
four shelves. Call 623-6358
after 3:30 p.m.
FOR SALE: 1974 Suzuki 400-cc
motorcycle, good condition,
low mileage, $750.00, helmet
included. Call 635-1136.
FOR SALE: Utility trailer, 5 ft.
square. Has new tires, top and
wiring. $75. Call 627-1366 after
5:30 p.m.
FOR SALE: One 4V2 x 8 ft.
trailer for hauling lawn-
mowers. Steel belted tires. In
good condition. Cost $287 new.
Will sell for $100. Call 623-8331.
FREE: Small black and tan
puppy, about nine weeks old.
Call 804-685-3029 after 5 p.m.
FOR SALE: One high antique
bed, $50; one Jenny Lind bed,
75 years old, $25; and one 10
speed bicycle in very good
condition, $35. Call 623-9866
after 5 p.m.
FOR SALE; Coffee tab>'j
matching lamp table, f’|
recliners, one black vU?’,
gold fabric, $30 ea^^
octagonal gold-framed ^
$10; two lamps; severa*
and other miscell
items. Call 623-6742
p.m. ^
FOR SALE: Coca-Cola b«|
compartments and ■
doors; two cash
Good price on all. Call
after 3 p.m. (
FOR SALE: Honda
chopper, 1970 model, J
780 Holley dual line car
and Z28 aluminum ,
$80.00; Phase II cam a .
lifters, $50.00. Call
after 4 p.m.
FOR SALE; 1974 HoO
DOHC and 1974 Yam'
Call 349-6372 after
FOR SALE: Four wid
with mags. Fit CheV'^
Pontiac: $90. Apply
Exxon near Anaconda'
FOR SALE: One 1974 P
tional Encyclopedia
new. Will sell for $90-
8184.
WHl‘
THE MILL