Business/Industry
\ 1^1- n rd jS? January 27-29
\ HONORED ? Faberge employees pictured above were honored by the
'company for having perfect attendance. Left to Right: Aaron Morrison.
[Mamie McPhaul, Patricia Stubbs. Ernestine Godwin, Ann Southerland,
f/.*rov McLean, Daisy Bratcher, Myrtle Purcell and John Locklear. John
ILocklear completed three years of perfect attendance. Daisy Bratcher and
ILeroy McLean completed two years of perfect attendance. All the other
^rmpioyees have completed one year of perfect attendance.
BIRTHDA YS -- Faberge employees who had birthdays in December were
guests of the company for a Birthday Lunch held on December 16. 1982.
Employees celebrating their birthdays were: Valeria Hollmond, Lenora
McPhatter. Delphine Mcintosh, Thelrna Fairley, Grade Dudley. Andrew
Pasternak, Debra Linklear. Kathy Little, Susanne Culbreth, Mary Max
well, Jackie Monroe. Annette Raborn, Aaron Stone, Albert Earle, Linda
Campbell. Florence Williams, Barry McFarland, George Dudley, Larry
Dudley, Melissa McQuage. Sarah Davis, Lindy Wood. Sheila Sanders.
Seavy Hales, Martha Hawks, Ethelene Shaw, Genell Jackson, John
Locktear, Sora Caddy. Wanda Hurst . Kris tine Blue. I'ivian Rogers and
Terry Scarboro.
J.H. AUSTIN
INSURANCE
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. AUTO - FIRE - LIFE
; CASUALTY
SINCE 1960
114 W. Edinborough Avenue
Phone 875-3867
Raeford Revco Holds
Grand Opening
Revco, the nation's largest drug
store chain, invites the people of
Raeford to enjoy free hot dogs and
soft drinks at the Revco Discount
Drug center. Raeford Hoke
Village, 230 Cole Ave., during the
store's Grand Opening Celebra
tion, January 27, 28, and 29.
Along with refreshments. Revco
will give customers a free AM tran
sistor radio with even- new. refilled
or tranferred prescription filled at
the store January 27 -February 3,
upon presentation of a coupon.
Coupons for the radios and
refreshments are available at the
store.
A variety of prizes, including a
GE 10" porta-color TV, will be
given away to lucky patrons who
become winners in a customer con
test about Ground Hog's Day.
Children, age 12 and under, will
Southern National Notes
1982 Income Increases
Southern National Corporation
reported that its net operating in
come (income before security
transactions) amounted to
S6. 892,480 for the year 1982 as
compared to $5,645,017 in 1981.
On a per share basis this was
S4.07 in 1982, an increase of 23**
above the 1981 figure of $3.30.
For the quarter ended December
31, 1982, the net income before
security transactions was
$1,902,774 as compared with
$1,691,723 in 1981.
This amounted to $1.13 per
share in 1982, an incease of 14*^
above the $.99 per share earned in
the fourth quarter of 1981.
On March 30, 1982, Forsyth
Bank and Trust Company,
Winston-Salem, N.C.. was merged
into Southern National. This
merger was accounted for under
the pooling of interest method.
The figure for the First three
months of 1982 and the year 1981
were restated to include those of
Forsyth Bank.
Southern National Corporation
is a one-bank holding company
operating a total of 78 offices
located in 35 cities and towns in
North Carolina. The shares of the
company are traded in the Na
tional Ovcr-ihe-Counier market
under the NASDAQ symbol
SNAT.
Family Dollar Reports
Record Quarter Sales
Family Dollar Stores, Inc., a dis
count store chain operating in
Raeford and having 579 stores in
13 states ranging from Maryland
to Louisiana, reported the highest
first quarter sales and earnings of
its history.
For the first quarter ended
November 30, 1982 sales were
$58.7 million or approximately
2 2r? above sales of S48.2 million
for the first quarter of the prior
fiscal sear.
Enviro-Chem Co.
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also be eligible to win prizes in
Revco's coloring contest.
Entry blanks for all contests arc
available at the store. Deadline for
entries is 9 p.m. Saturday, January
29. Winners will be announced
Sunday, January 30.
Senior citizens are eligible for a
special ten percent discount on
prescriptions and Revco brand
products. Children up to age six
are eligible for Revco's Stork-Aid
ten percent discount on prescrip
tions, Revco brand products and
vitamins.
Headquartered near Cleveland,
Ohio, Revco serves 28 states with
1,631 stores.
Revco places heavy emphasis on
its prescription business, currently
filling more than 50 million
prescriptions annually.
COMPLETES 25 YEARS ~ Betty J. Lawson recently completed 25 yearn
continuous service with Burlington Industries at the Raeford Plant of
Burlington Menswear. Ms. Lawson started work at the local facility in
1957, on a temporary basis in the Winding Department as a Winder
Tender. In 1965, she was promoted to Plant Clerk in that department then
transferred as a clerk to the Weave Department the next month. Ms.
Lawson, in 1973, was promoted to a salaried position and assigned to the
Personnel De/Hirtment. She continued in the position of Clerk /// in Per
sonnel until the present. Ms. Lawson is pictured with Harry Williamson
(left), Personnel Manager and Bill A rcher (right ), Plant Manager at her re
cent award ceremony.
New Boiler Working
At Burlington Ind.
Burlington Industries has com
pleted a new $1.5 million coal-fired
boiler at Raeford. Testing began
Wednesday, December 15, and the
boiler will be fully operational
soon.
According to Charles Cook,
Burlington Menswear divisional
engineer, the coal-fired boiler will
replace existing oil/gas boilers,
which will be kept on standby.
Cook said the new boiler is highly
efficient and will reduce energy
costs approximately 70 percent
each year by using a cheaper
domestic fuel instead of imported
oil.
The coal-fired boiler features the
latest in environmental controls
and has been fully approved for
operation by state and federal en
vironmental agencies.
The new boiler will have another
economic impact, also. Its daily
consumption of 15 to 20 tons of
coal will be delivered by the Aber
deen and Rockfish Railroad, using
a siding built to serve the plant
when it opened, but unused for
eight years.
In order to maximize efficiency,
the new boiler will operate around
the clock according to Plant
Manager Bill Archer.
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25- YEARS SERVICE - Dorothy
L. Tyner received her 25 year ser
vice award from Burlington In
dustries' Raeford Plant on
January 13, 1983. Dorothy began
her career on January 13, 1958 as a
Mender in the Cloth Room. Since
that lime she has serviced as a
swatch checker and is presently
employed as a Laboratory Techni
cian at the Raeford Plant. For
completing this length of service
she has received a service cer
tificate, diamond service pin and
B. I. gold charm bracelet. Our con
gratulations to Dorothy!
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