Happenings...
MR. AND MRS. C. W. (BILL) TULLOCH
When Ctolumbus W. (Bill) Tulloch retired from
the Bedspread Mill on October 1, he and his wife
Irene, had a total of 84 years of continuous service
with Fieldcrest.
Mr. Tulloch had 41 years at retirement while
Irene Tulloch when she retired in May of this year
had 43 years of service at the Bedspread Mill.
Both say they are enjoying retirement. “We’ve
worked a long time and now it’s time to relax,”
said Mrs. Tulloch. Both plan to spend more time
with their gardening, which they both enjoy.
“Fieldcrest has been really good to us and we’ve
worked hard in return,” Mr. "lYilloch said. “Work
ing is a lot better now than it used to be because
so many changes have been made. The young
Miscellaneous Items For Sale Or Trade
FOR SALE: One green recliner
chair; one beige and light
brown sofa; one beige and
light brown chair. Call 635-1262
before 9 a.m. or after 6 p.m.
FOR SALE: Simmons Hide-A-
Bed sofa. Double size with gold
flecked upholstery. Excellent
condition. Call 623-8902.
Sales, Earnings
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terial costs which were not fully
offset by price increases, he
said.
“In September, incoming
orders picked up noticeably.
Fieldcrest’s product lines,
particularly the Ralston col
lection in the Bed and Bath
Fashions Division, are perform
ing well in the marketplace.
“In addition, new carpet
merchandising concepts of the
Karastan Division are receiving
an enthusiastic response from
retailers who participate in this
program. We are optimistic
about our performance for the
remainder of this year,” Mr.
Battle said.
FOR SALE: Fireplace wood. $20
per load. Will deliver. Call 627-
4262.
FOR SALE: Rabbits and cages.
In good condition. Call 623-3011
after 6 p.m.
FOR SALE: Isky street and
drag master cam, two months
old, solid lifters, adjustable
rocker arms,, high per
formance push rods, reground
crank and Hurst 3-speed
shifter. All will fit 273, 318 or
340 ply engine. Call 627-0125
after 7 p.m.
FOR SALE: Perfection oil
circulator. $200. Used only 2V2
months. Will heat five rooms.
Call 627-4588 from 8 a.m. until
2:30 p.m.
FOR SALE: 1973 Imperial ski
boat, gold metal flakes, 115
h.p. Evinrude motor. New
upholstery. Boat like new. Call
623-6774 or 627-7214 after 5 p.m.
FOR SALE: Firewood deliver
ed, $20 per load. Also, tree
felling and topping. Call 623-
3482 after 5 p.m.
Special Sale
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husbands may use their
Fieldcrest Store card for
identification. Employee’s wives
and husbands may accompany
them, but children under 16 will
not be admitted.
All transactions will be on a
cash-and-carry basis, and the
merchandise must be for
personal use only^- The
“Authorization for Rug or
Carpet Purchase” (Form FCO-
13) will not be required in order
to buy at this event.
FOR SALE: Two No. 670 snow
tires in good condition. 12”
wheel, mounted and ready to
put on. Call 627-7617 after 6
p.m.
FOR SALE: AKC registered
female boxer, seven years old.
Call 635-1206 after 5 p.m.
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Eagle Captures
Fishing Trophy
Mil
C. L. Eagle, stock room super
visor at North Carolina
Finishing Company, won the
first-place award for the
September tournament of the
Salisbury Bassmaster’s Club.
He also won the Lonker Award
for that month.
Fishing in Tuckertown Lake
on the Yadkin River, he used a
weed-wader spinner bait lure
and caught a total of nine pounds
and two ounces of bass. This was
the fourth tournament he has
won in the five years he has been
a member of B.A.S.S.
C. L. EAGLE
UF Leader Store Even!
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trom the company in addition to
the gifts by employees.
Couple Has 84 Years Of Service
ones coming in now sometimes don’t realize how
lucky they are,” he said.
Mr. Tulloch, who began his service at the
old Woolen Mill in 1935, went to the Bedspread
Mill in 1937 and remained at that plant until his
retirement. He had been a fixer in the Spinning
Department for 23 years.
Mrs. Tulloch worked all of her 43 years at the
Bedspread Mill, beginning as a spinner. She was
a twister tender in the Twisting Department at
retirement.
Both are strong in their praise of the Bedspread
Mill management. “We had the best management
and supervisors anybody could have,” said Mrs.
Tulloch.
Drawings for prizes among the
Fair Share contributors were
scheduled for Thursday, October
28, but were held too late for the
winners’ names to be included in
this issue of The Mill Whistle.
In reporting further on the
campaign in the Bedspread
Division, Mr. Stutts said the
results were boosted by the
outstanding response in the fol
lowing departments in which 100
percent of the employees gave a
Fair Share or more:
Office, Picking, Winding,
Spooling, Twisting, Warping,
Fringing, Package-Beam Dye,
Quilling, Slashing, Draw-Tie,
and Inspecting.
The Eden United Fund will
present a Certificate of Merit to
each of the above departments,
as well as all other mill and staff
departments in which 100
percent of the employees
contribute a Fair Share.
Information Added
To Check Stubs
There will be something
new on your paycheck stub
this week.
Beginning with the checks
for the week ending October
31, the stubs hereafter will
show the year-to-date gross
pay, withholding taxes,
insurance and community
fund amounts.
Previously, this informa- ,
tion was printed only on the
last paycheck of the year.
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stores. The results were
phenomenal, exceeding
most optimistic projectjo'
He also said that Sloane’s
planned to limit attend^,
through invitations, but “ea^
the three stores was o'
subscribed and we therefor®^
all three clinics with caf
crowds, over 200 in each
Mr. Larkin emphasized, ^
main thrust of this progf^'J
the generate fashion excH®^
for the stores’ carpet dcr
ments and total ^
furnishings operation. , j
“Too often price is proJ^
as the only reason to buy
and rugs. By stressing p
peal of color and decoratiw
cater to the basic reas*”
customer buys carp®‘
furniture — to make her "
more beautiful and crea
more enjoyable environin®*
her family.” .
To date, the Color afld
promotion has been run ®
May Co., Los Angeles;
Frank, Portland; J. L.
Detroit; Joske’s, Hoa,
W.&.J. Sloane, San Fraa‘^
Dayton’s, Minneapolis^
Higbee (^o., Cleveland;
Sibley’s, Rochester.
Card Of Than
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We would like to expf^
sincere thanks and appr®^
for the food, flowers,
prayers and all the other
kindness shown to us
death of our loved one. ^
bless each and every on®
THE WALTER L.
MONTGOMERY FA^
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