Faberge Hosts March
Birthday Employees
Employees with birthdays in
March were given a lunch party
March 30 by the Faberge, Inc.,
Raeford plant management.
_ Tony Jackson blew out the
? candles on the birthday cake. The
cake decorations' colors included
pale blue, but Ethelene Shaw of the
personnel staff said this may not
have had any connection with the
University of North Carolina's win
ning the NCAA basketball champ
ionship the night before the party.
UNC's school color is pale blue.
(The Tar Heels defeated George
0 town 63-62 in the tournament finals
in New Orleans).
Tony Jackson shortly after he blew
out the birthday candles. | Staff
photo. |
National Society
0 Colonial Dames
XVII Century
Hold Meeting
Mrs. James K. Home of
Wakulla. Third Vice President of
(he North Carolina Society
COLONIAL DAMES XVII
CENTURY and a member of the
Sir Richard Grenville Chapter, will
^serve as the official National Con
ference page from North Carolina
and also as a delegate when the
National Society holds its 58th
annual conference April 17-20 at
the Mayflower Hotel in Washing
ton. D.C. Members of the National
Society trace their ancestry to
Seventeenth Century founder fami
lies of America. It is now the
second largest hereditary organiza
Qtlon in America.
President General. Mrs. Frank
P. Copeland. Jr.. of Darlington,
South Carolina, will formally open
the conference at 8:00 p.m., Sun
day. April 18. 1982. in the State
Room. Mrs. Copeland is the sister
of the late Miss Charlotte Hodges,
who lived in Red Springs for a
number of years. Major General
Arthur E. Brown. Jr., will speak on
O "America's Militia as Guardian of
Peace."
Mrs. Harmon A. Gardner, First
Vice President General of Vicks
burg, Mississippi, is Conference
Chairman. She will be assisted by
Mrs. Walter Spaeth. Second Vice
President General, of Elizabeth
City. N.C. The Memorial Service
will be Sunday. April 18, at 9:00
Qa.m. in the State Room. Open
House will be at Headquarters,
1300 New Hampshire Avenue,
N.W., Sunday. April 18. 2:00-4:00
p.m. Maryland State Society will be
hostess.
The business session will open
9:00 a.m., Monday. April 19.
Colorado's "It's All Right Here"
Awards Luncheon follows. Mr*.
Tom F. Moore of Fayetteville,
honorary North Carolina Society
0 state president and a member of
the Sir Richard Grenville Chapter,
is National Awards Chairman and
will present the Awards. Mrs.
Moore, the former Mrs. Raymond
Hall, has been employed at Bur
lington Industries in Raeford for
the past 25 years.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hill of South
Carolina will entertain at the
? banquet, "Carolina on My Mind."
Monday evening, April 19. hosted
by the South Carolina State So
ciety. The conference will conclude
Tuesday. April 20, with business
sessions and "Almost Heaven West
Virginia" luncheon. Mrs. Ray
mond Fleck. National Historic
Documents Chairman, will present
"Now You See - Now You Don't."
MRS. C.L. RHODES
N.C. Society State President
400 Meadowlark Drive
Tryon, N.C. 28782
The March "birthday people"
besides Jackson are Margaret
Cheatham, Henry Love, Debbie
Hollingsworth, Ronnie McVicker,
Kenneth Bi^ant, Jimmy Locklear,
Margie Miller, Janis Oxendine,
William McArn, Arrie Cherry,
Helen Slate, Edward Jones, Karin
Sanchez, Andrea White, Maidia
Ashburn, Dorothy Kershaw, Perry
Peterkin, Flossie McLeod, Donald
Hales, Aline Daniels, James
Thomas, Albert Russell, Blanch
Chavis, James McLean, Elizabeth
Pittman, Jack Ramsey, Debra Pitt
man, Cindy Carthens, James L.
Lide, Jr., Gracie Richardson, and
Tony Jackson.
Some of the March 'birthday people' at the party with host August Zitzman
[second from right], Faberge vice president for manufacturing. [Staff
photo].
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