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C Whitt, Ann Wilson, Lucy Clarke and League in both halves of the season.
'J^__^nlap pose with their trophies for winning
Top Weavers And Fixers
j^PALE TOWEL MILL
Weavers W/E May 8
'ScqP ^®'Ty Derwood Martin
fa Terry Robert Ferguson
ilibvT, Fixers W/E May 8
W-ijffy Jerry Dove
^fa Terry Edward Maxey
bv-j, Weavers W/E May 1
William Arnold
f d Terry George Tosh
Fixers W/E May 1
f ®fry Clarence Craig
Jacquard Terry Edward Maxey
COLUMBUS TOWEL MILL
Weavers W/E May 1
Jacquard Barbara Walker
Plain and Dobby Patricia McCoy
Fixers W/E May 1
Jacquard Roy McLendon
Plain and Dobby Fletcher Moss
Weavers W/E April 24
Jacquard Barbara Walker
Plain and Dobby BemiCe Littleton
Fixers W/E April 24
Jacquard Roy McLendon
Plain and Dobby Fletcher Moss
Weavers W/E April 17
Jacquard Jun Ku Kim and
Shirley Myers
Plain and Dobby Thomas Miller
Fixers W/E April 17
Jacquard Roy McLendon
Plain and Dobby Fletcher Moss and
Hollis Daniel
The Champs!
Every Wednesday night for 28
weeks, six teams in the Fieldcrest
Ladies’ League welcomed the
opportunity to get out of the house,
away from the kids and participate
in a recreational exercise —
bowling. And through all the joy of
strikes and spares and sometimes
disappointment of “gutter balls,’’
the Crest team became the champs.
These six team members bowled
their best to win more games during
the two 14-week sessions than the
other five competing teams. The
Liberators plac^ second.
The first and second place teams
received trophies for their
achievements. Special awards
included the following: High Game
Scratch-Judy Lyons, High Game
Handicap-Larnetta Wilson, 1st High
Average-Carolyn Scales, 2nd High
Average-Phyllis Dunlap, High Set
Handicap-Linda Keen, High Set
Scratch-Elsie Mock and Most
Improved Player-Sally Mize. The
Sportsmanship Award, voted on by
all the lady bowlers, was awarded to
Rachel Richardson.
The teams and their members
included: Crest — Ann Wilson
(capt.), Donria Land, Phyllis Whitt,
Elaine Morgan, Lucy Clarke,
Phyllis Dunlap; Liberators — Judy
Lyons (capt.), Frances Sharpe, Joye
Hicks, Lametta Wilson, Elsie Mock,
Linda Keen; Hi Lo’s —Judy
Henriques (capt.), Lou Stophel,
Corinda Thompson, Lois Shumate,
Janice Robertson, Jo Reid; High
Spirits — Carolyn Austin (capt.),
Pat Kennon, Carol Rorrer, Nancy
Chilton, Rachel Richardson,
Carolyn Scales; Computerettes —
Debbie Overby (capt.), Karen Law,
Deloris Taylor, Sally Mize, Joy
Wade, Merle Gentry; Diskettes —
Martha Roberts (capt.), Marie
Steagall, Tam Staley, Betti Dalton,
Loraine Buckner, Terry Howell.
tsf^ decent retirement party at
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bp picture taken exactly 40
bgo at Karastan’s New York
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Back row — Stan Klein,
Oho"*Gpka and Hamilton Haig.
*1 — Tom Corbett, Neil
elj 'Hiss Sally,’’ Lee Belinian,
jcker, Blanche Aherns and
I bjbfo. Kneeling are Ed Hanley
Herichmond.
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