Ts
oinpri college graduates have
n th ^*®^dcrest Mills, Inc. to work
® Eden area.
Johnson started his training
i^arpv!^ a shift foreman in the
lent Shipping Depart-
■entp Karastan Service
ireitf' ® graduate of
Polytechnic Institute and
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MILTON RANKIN
Johnson, Rankin Join
Pieidcrest in Eden Area
state University with a degree in
Business Management.
Milton Rankin has joined
Fieldcrest as a salary analyst in the
Industrial Relations Department.
Previously employed by the
Rockingham County Department of
Social Services.He is a 1973 graduate
of the University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill.
Moving Up ...
roni^.^pNEY L. PRYOR has been
'ooi shift foreman of the
la,jKpP*^ning Department at the
ro^Q.; Greige Mill. Prior to his
'ainpp*”'^ he was a supervisory
e the Blanket Greige Mill.
177^ *^cd Fieldcrest in February,
.. .DANIEL F. RAPER, electronic
development engineer, has
transferred from the Whiteville
Plant to the Mechanical Develop
ment Department, Eden. His new
assignment will permit broad
application of his electronic
knowledge and experience at
Fieldcrest.
^uy.. .Sell.. .Swap
: Camper shell for short
OH
pickup truck. Phone 627-1649.
SALE:
Fender Telecaster
Suita
Caj.^.’ almost new, complete with
623,0Y-P^ case and cord, $300. Call
U:30 before 2 p. m. or after
h
fa.
P'm.
Sale-
ctor
1956 B. Allis Chalmers
iau|gj‘’ motor recently over-
''clud ’ excellent condition,
illep turning plow, harrow,
three-stage cultivator.
‘*27-0704
(Madison).
WANTED: 6,000 or 8,000 BTU room
air conditioner, must run on 110 v.
house current; also three-speed
man’s bicycle, both in good
condition. Call 627-1560.
FOR SALE: Four-month-old Beagle
pups, dewormed. Call 951-2521
after 6 p. m.
FOR SALE: Electric irons-$10 or
$15; Kenmore vacuum cleaner in
good condition-$15; 45 rpm
records-25 cents each; baby shoes
*0
Nd
ay, AUGUST 1, 1977
Horn Named Division VP,
National Sales Manager
Charles G. Horn has been named
division vice-president and national
sales manager for Karastan
Marketing Division. The appoint
ment, effective immediately, was
announced in New York by Francis
X. Larkin, president of the Karastan
Marketing Division.
Horn comes to Karastan from the
Fieldcrest Marketing Division,
where he had been a division vice-
president and north central regional
manager. He succeeds W. T. Barton
who has resigned.
In making the announcement,
Larkin noted, “Mr. Horn brings to
Karastan an impressive record of
management achievement in
marketing and sales.”
Horn joined the Fieldcrest division
in 1963 following a position with
Litton Industries, Inc. He served
Fieldcrest in a number of sales
assignments until being promoted to
north central regional manager with
headquarters in the Chicago office in
CHARLES HORN
1970. He was named a division vice-
president in 1972.
A native of California, Horn holds
a Bachelor of Science degree from
the University of Southern
California. He will make his head
quarters at Karastan’s national
sales offices at the Carpet Center in
New York.
Engineer Heads West—By Bike
John W. Self, already well known for his affinity for motorcycles, has out
done himself this time.
During his vacation, he rode his motorcycle 2600 miles, from Eden to
Arlington, Texas, and back. He left Eden on Wednesday, June 22, and ar
rived in Arlington at noon on Friday, June 24. He returned home July 1.
Round trip he used 45 gallons of gas and encountered only one brief
shower on the trip.
“I’m ready to go again,” he said.
in various sizes-$l per pair; kit
chen table with three chairs-$25;
one 26” boy’s bicycle-$30; hair
dryer on a stand-$10; hair
dryer with case-$5; baby bed in'
good condition-$10; antique oak
bed with high headboard $50; old
Singer sewing machine in good
condition-$35. See all items
anytime at 606 Taylor Street.
FOR SALE: 8’ X 10’ awning for
camper with poles, $25; also baby-
walker, round-type with high
back, $8.Call 627-0011 after 5 p. m.
WANTED TO BUY: Camper shell
for short bed Ford Courier,
reasonably priced. Call 342-3485
after 4 p. m.
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