THREE ELECT EARLY RETIREMENT
Sadie M. Barrow,
turner, Plant #4,
retired October 14,
1966, on the basis
of age. She had
been employed at
Adams-Millis Cor
poration for thirty-
seven years.
In 1929. she
started her first
public work, mend
ing, with Adams- Sadie Barrow
Millis Corporation and earned $1. 00
for her first day's work. Later, she
transferred to inspecting and did this
type of work until it was discontinued
in 1956, after which she sewed for
a while. During the recent years of
her employment, she was a turner.
Sadie was born and reared just
outside of Kernersville on the County
Line Road and attended the local
schools.
Her husband, John H. Barrow,
was employed by Adams-Millis for
thirty years before he retired in 1957,
due to failing health; he died in 1959.
There were five children in the family,
one boy and four girls.
Sadie resides at 111 Corum Street
in Kernersville where she is a member
of the First Baptist Church.
David E .
Culler, sweeper.
Plant #3, has re
tired on the basis
of age. He had
been employed by
Adams-Millis for
more than forty-
three years. His
first job was that
of boarding with
Crown Hosiery
Millis when he was David Culler
a teenager. In 1921, he came to work
at the High Point Plant as a boarder
and worked until 1929 when he quit to
farm a while. In November of 1930,
he returned to Adams-Millis and three
years later, transferred to the Kern
ersville plant where he worked until
his retirement. He has been a sweep
er during the most recent years of his
employment.
David was born in High Point, but
when he was quite young, his family
moved to a farm on the Wallburg Road
where he grew up.
Mrs. Culler is the former Mary
Welborn of High Point, and an employee
of Adams-Millis for twenty-six years.
The Cullers have two boys and four
girls; two of the daughters are pres
ently employed at Adams-Millis. The
family resides at 123 Paddison Street
in Kernersville, where they have lived
for twenty-seven years--in view of the
Adams-Millis plant where Mr. Culler
has spent many years of his working
career.
David is an active member of the
Kernersville Pilgrim Church.
After twenty-
nine years of con
tinuous service
with Adams-Millis
Corporation, Mar
garet F. Bencini
retired October 3,
1966, on the basis
of age. She had
been employed in
the ladies' hosiery
division since
August of 1937. Margaret Bencini
Born on a farm near Laurel Hill,
N. C. , when she was four Margaret
moved with her parents to the grounds
of Scotland County Home in Laurin-
burg, where her father was superin
tendent for sixteen years. She attend-
^ ed high school in Laurinburg.