Burlington honors employees
Over 300 employees 1 at the
Raeford Plant at Bur bust on In
dustries were recently recognized
for having Perfect Attendance dur
ing 1964.
This represents over 25 H of the
local facility's current employ
ment.
The current perfect attendance
record at the Raeford Plant is held
by Dorothy Bennett who is a Hand
Draw-In Operator on 2nd shift in
the Preparation Department.
Mrs. Bennett has 22 consecutive
years perfect attendance.
This record is even more im
pressive when one considers that
Mrs. Bennett lives in Ellerbee,
North Carolina and drives about
100 miles round trip each day to
work.
These other employees of the
Raeford Plant were also honored:
Prince A. Black, 2 years, Sharon D.
Burncy, 1, Charles H. Danieb, 3, Donna F.
Morrison, 3, Boyce E. Falls, 2, Benjamin
A. Elledge, 1, James W. Godwin, 2,
Charles F. Coleman, 3, John D. Melton, 7,
Larry T. NowtU, 1, Robert D. Wright, 1,
Robert P. Baker, 1, Gregory W. Barker, I,
William D. Cothran, 5, Ralph D. Currie, 3,
James E. Douglas, 1, Robert H. Gordon, I,
Larry L. Mebane, 1, William H. Tapp Jr.,
7, Daniel M. Wright. 1, Bessie Rae
Jackson, 3. Francis M. Siwik Jr., 1 , Charles
C. Ivey, 2, Tonya M. Overcash, I, Bonnie
M. Young, 2, Janet A. Baker, I, Terry D.
Houston, 1, Alvin L. Potts, I, Loriece
Ash burn, 3, Frank M. Blue, 1, Henry
David Smith, 8, Shuford L. Penndl, 2,
Jack P. Scarborough, 6, Neill A. McNeill,
6, Joe Ryan, 1, Linda D. Lovette, 1, Lucille
E. Smith, 3, Minnie B. Nixon, 2, Richard
C. Davis. 5. Donald L. Allred, 4, James L.
Beard, 2, Stephen R. Conrad, 1, Jerry D.
Nye Jr., 5, A. Harless Wright, 9, Joyce B.
Bostic, 2, Charles E. Newton, 3, Shirley L.
Tyner, 1, Lonnie D. Bounds Jr., 6, William
R. Humphrey, 2, James L. Cribbs, I, Con
nie D. Davidson, 3, Barbara S. Mack, I,
Willie E. Stanley, 2, Andrew Allen, 2,
Albert F. Buie, 2, Wilburn Bruce Dees, S,
Nancy H. Godwin, 4, Ted W. Smith, 1,
Thomas N. Mercer, 2, Butch T. Posey, 1,
L B. Seals, 2, William M. McArn, 1, Billy
B. Monroe, 2, Herbert T. Walton, 8,
Robert W. Wilkes, 5, Jerry B. McGregor,
1, Lonnie A. Hendrix, 2, Edward T. Smith,
2, James E. Webb, 5. Bemice McCall, 6,
Cammie Calloway, 1, James T. Leak, 4,
Shirley W. McCall, 3, Ellen Virginia Lee,
19, Gertrude Willi ford, 8, Peggy Calloway,
I, Dorothy C. McKoy , S, Larry McDonald,
1, Marilyn L. McKoy. 1, Don A- Locklear,
1, Benjamin D. Harrdl, 1, Stoocy Bollard,
2, Roger E- Murchison, 1, Gregory Burke,
2, Jean B. Thompkins, 1, Doric C. Hayes,
2, Oeorgc A. Custer, 3, William L. CUrk,
3, Howard F. McNeill. 2. James M. Buie.
I. Richard W. Buna. 4, Martha K. Cox. 4,
Mihoo O. Bverctte, 3, David E. Lamb, 1,
Curtis McDowell, 1. dodge McPhatter, 7,
Roy B. McRae, 2, Mildred L. Revels, 1,
Glenn J. Sanderson, 3, Dennis W. Smith. 1,
John A. Smith, 1. E.J. Writ*. 4. Valencia
M. Deaac, 1, Yvonne Hammonds, 1,
Richard Iaman, 1, Archie H. Livingston, 4,
Larry Lock I car, '4, Joe Maynor, 1,
Crefehtoa McMillan. 3. Betty R. McRae. 3.
Charles E. Monroe. 4. Alton V. Phillips. 7.
Oeorgc A. Smith, 3. Kathleen Smith. 2.
Wayne B. Smith, 3, Pamela C. Thomas, I,
Jama TWcatt, 2, William F. Watt, 1.
William M. Barefoot. 1. Henry C. Beebe
Jr., 3. Ricks Branch, 2. Donald J. Floyd,
II, Ronald S. Oordon, 14, J.C. Harris. 7,
Yong P. Lane, 1. James A. Loyd. 4, John
A. McDougald, I. James L. Mc Fad yen, |.
Joshua J. McMillan, I. Charles E.
Shockley, 1, Ricky N. Underwood, 1. Larry
Willis. 1. Harvey Farmer, 2. MeU Harris, 2,
Ronald L. Jackson, 3, Curtis R. Lesane, 2,
Rayvon McCaJl, I, Willis T. McNeally, 1,
Willie E. Monroe, 1. James W. Sanders, 3,
William H. Strickland, 4, Roy B. Ross. 6,
Neaso McPhatter, 1, Gladys Branson, 3,
Thomas M. Everette, 4, James A. Kelly, 1,
AUoway McAllister, 3, Joe McOeachy, 1,
Johnny McLaughlin, 1, Willie Mae McRae.
4, Norman Morris, 1. Neal A. Pearson, 3,
Nellie Peeples, 1, Coleman Peterson, 1,
Walter L. Priest, 4, Jeanette W. Riddle, 2,
Richard L. Shaw, 6, Annie P. Trouunan, 7,
Dorothy R. Bennett, 22, James L. Blue, 1,
Rosa M. Chavis, 2, Archie C. Davis Jr., 2,
James L. Goodman, 3, Andrew E. Lloyd,
3, Jerome Maynor, I. Shirley R. Price, 1,
Phillip Rocs, I, Mattielene Shockley, 2.
James TUhnan, 12, James E. Bailey, 1,
Margaret R. Baxley, 3, Alex J. Campbell,
1, David L. Carroll, 2, John A. Coates Jr.,
2, Thdma Day, I. Grade L. Hammond, S.
Emanuel Harrington, 1, Rodoiph Maynor,
1, Willie R. McLaurin, 1. Willie L.
McLean, 1, Johnnie Shaw, 4, James C.
Singletary, I.Larry Virgil, 1, Betty P. Beat -
ty, 2, Ernest B. Barefoot, 3, Ddauris Ellis,
1, Landon D. Johnson, 3. Shirley H.
McNeill, 1, Daisy McFadyen, 1, Crystal A.
Buie, 1, Mary G. Baxley, 1. Gladys E.
Cherry, 2, Bobbie J. Collins, 3, Denise M.
Dupree, 1, Mary L. Harris, 2, Gloria Jones,
2. Yvonne Miller, 1, Carolyn C. McNeill, I.
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Hervoo McCoUum, 2, Brenda McDuffie. 2.
Kyoung S. Robbins, I, Shirley M.
Williams, 3, Mary B. McCollum. I, Lok H.
McMillan. 5. Karon T. Willis. I. Annie R.
Hadley, 2, Susie B. McLean. 10. Cora L.
McNeill, I, Janice M. McRae. 1, Patricia
A. Walker. 6. Geraldine W. Leslie. I.
Kathryn S. Locklear, I, Mary E.
McKeithan, 7, Saundra C. McLaurin. I.
Ida L. McLean, 4, Doris J. Newton, 4,
Sheree M. Rockholt, 1, Edna L. Sessoms,
1, David E. Dent, 1, Cary L. Quick. 1,
Franklin L. Bease. 1, Fletcher Flowers, 1.
Henry Maynor, 1, Donald Livingston, I,
Ray Locklear, I, William G. McAllister,
10, Joseph L. Rowers, I, James E. McRae,
I, Carnell McCall, 3. Elizabeth B. Seago, 6,
Danny R. Baker, 1, James W. McKoy, 4,
David C. Stroud. 2. Pernell Kelly. 2. Dan
Ray, 4, Bobby Williams, 1 , Lillian J. Davis,
7, Jacqueline Douglas, I, Flora W. Hadlev,
4, Rebecca McNeill. 2, Willie E. Kelly. 1,
Annie M. Dixon, 1, Luberta L. Hailey, 14,
Carolyn L. Howell, 1, Harry B. Stephens.
1, Thomas H. Bounds, 1, Betty P. Burns.
10, Irene Dockery, 4, Harriett A. Graham.
1, Mollie L. Monroe. 1, Mary H.
McDougald, 3, Earl McKoy, 1, Josie I.
Stephens, 2, Lorenzo B. Dove, 6, Claire W.
Edwards, 2, Lena H. Eleby, I, lrma N.
Gates, 1, William D. Hayes, 3. Frank R.
Jenkins, 6, Emma L. Loyd, 2, Brenda A.
McRae, 1, Annie Q. Monroe, 2, William J.
West, 1, Blanche E. Wright, 1, John D.
McNeill Jr., 9, Bennie Stewart, 7, Stella L.
Worley. 1, Bertha M. McRae, 4. Mamie D.
Knight. 1, Virginia S. Thomas, 2. Bertie M.
Roberts, 1, Vermain Edens, 8, Brenda F.
Lewis, 1, Carl L. Monroe, 1, Brenda D.
Worley, 1, Carol J. Jackson, I, Teddy M.
Mayes, 3, Lonnie B. Bundy, 2, Jack Camp
bell, 2, Myrtle S. Chason, 2, Mabel M.
Foster, 2, William T. Hammond, I, Vernet
ta Leak, 2, Howard E. Malone, I, James
Peterson, I, Elton Ross Jr., 6, Eddie K.
McMillian, 15, Roger G. Collins, 2, Angela
J. Bease, 1, Pearlie J. Burke, I, King Blue
Jr., 3, Jessie L. McDougald. 1, Margie
Pack, 4, Cherry L. Jacobs, I, Minnie M.
Thomas, 1, William H. Kershaw, 1, Joann
M. McRae, 1, Susan M. Polston, 8, Annie
T. Dockery, 1, Daisy M. Willis. 2. Betty M.
Britton, 2, William E. Newton, 8, Bobby F.
Collier, 3, Kent C. Locklear. I, Richard C.
Daniels, I, Gene A. Floyd, 1, Edith M.
Butler 1, and Ronald Davis, 8.
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Over 55 years
Dorothy Bennett (left) and Herman Bennett have over 55 years of com
bined perfect attendance at Burlington Industries, which is remarkable
considering they commute more than 100 miles per day. Mr. Bennett is
employed at the Dyeing Plant and Mrs. Bennett works at the Raeford
Plant.
Hoke Blue Cross claims
lowest in local area
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of
North Carolina paid benefits total
ing $17,974 to hospitals, doctors,
skilled nursing facilities, and home
health agencies in Hoke County in
1984, the not-for-profit health ser
vice plan announced today.
The amounts paid to the doctors
and institutions in other counties
in the area were Cumberland $25 -
million, Moore - $10 million,
Scotland - $4.8 million and
Robeson - $12 million.
During the year, the statewide
health service Plan processed 4.6
million claims for the participants
in its regular Blue Cross and Blue
Shield programs, amounting to
$575 million in total benefits.
In addition, $888 million was
paid through the federal govern
ment's Medicare program (Part
A), which is administered by the
Plan. Now in its 52nd year of ser
vice, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of
North Carolina is the state's oldest
and largest health insurer.
Hottel completes
investment course
Charles T. ? Hottel, Raeford,
local representative for Mutual of
Omaha and United of Omaha, has
recently completed a course in
family investment planning.
The course consisted of a pro
gram of home study and a formal
two-day seminar which was con
ducted in Roanoke, VA.
Hottel it also a licensed
representative for Mutual* s af
filiate, Mutual of Omaha Fund
Management Company, which
manages seven mutual funds.
He is associated with the George
Richardson Agency, the Mutual
and United agency in Winston
Salem.
Hodges Assoc.
wins awards
Hodges Associates, Inc., a
Fayetteville based full-service
advertising, marketing, and public
relations agency has been honored
with two awards by the Triangle
Area Advertising Federation in its
1985 competition held recently in
Raleigh.
Both awards were for package
designs created for The Pantry
chain of convenience stores. The
winning designs were for Worth
King Size Cigarettes and The Pan
try's own private-label bread
packaging.
This year's Triangle competition
received more than 700 entries
from eastern and central North
Carolina.
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