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Copyright, 1M7, Marshall Field & Company
Issued every Two Weeks by and for
the Employees of Fieldcrest Mills, Divi
sion of Marshall Field & Company, Inc,,
Spray, North Carolina.
OTIS MARLOWE
WALTER GARDNER
Dr. Hyde Enters
Naval Hospital At
Portsmouth, Va.
REPORTERS;
Clyde Brown
Hazel Carter
Mable Eanes
Margaret Few
Kathleen Hopkins
Geraldine Hubbard
Virginia Hurd
Martha Jarrett
Ada Jones
Editor
Photographer
Former Fieldcrest Medical
Director Was Naval Officer
During War; Had Only
Been Here A Short While
more, Md.
As in the past, all accident cases will
be referred to the Medical Department
at each location. During the hours
when the Medical Offices are not open,
such cases will be referred to Dr. A. W.
Reeser, office and living quarters on
Washington Street, Leaksville, tele
phone No. 782.
Glennice Jones
Evelyn Lewis
Mamie Link
Charlotte Martin
Beulah McBride
Mildred Saunders
Lois Shelton
Katherine Turner
Frances Watson
No. 13 MONDAY, JAN. 3, IPIS Vol. VI
President McBain
(Continued from Page One)
Hammaker, Assistant General Merchan
dise Manager, will be in charge of all
merchandising activities.
Richard C. Bond is also appointed
an Assistant General Merchandise Man
ager.
W. L. English is appointed Divisional
Comptroller of the Chicago and Sub
urban Stores replacing Paul A. Bark-
meier who has resigned.
Dr. Robert T. Hyde, who resigned as
medical director at Fieldcrest Mills last
week, has entered the Naval Hospital
at Portsmouth, Va., for medical care.
Mrs. Hyde and the two children have
joined the former’s parents in Jackson
ville, Fla.
Dr. Hyde, who came here a short
while ago, is a retired Naval officer,
having served for more than three years
as a medical officer in World War II,
much of the time in oversea theatres
of war.
Following his naval service he was a
plant physician with the aircraft divi
sion of General Motors in New Jersey.
He subsequently engaged in private
practice in Morris Plains, N. J., and at
the same time served as medical direc
tor for the Victoria Foundation Chil
dren’s Heart hospital at Morris Plains
and was clinical assistant on the medi
cal staff of the Orange Memorial hos
pital at Orange, N. J.
He received his medical degree from
the Johns Hopkins University, Balti
A good New Year’s resolution: Buy
U. S. Savings Bonds throughout 1948.
Use the Payroll Savings Plan.
ABSENTEE METER
Two-week periods ending
December 7 and December 21
Per Cent
MILL 12-7 12-21
Woolen 3.2 2.3
Finishing 3.9 3.2
Hosiery 4.9 3,8
Central Warehouse ... 3.0 4.3
Rayon 5.7 4.6
Towel 5.9 4.7
Bedspread 5.8 5.0
Embr. Bedspread .... 7.1 5.2
Karastan 7.8 5.6
Bleachery 3,4 5.7
Blanket 6.2 6.4
Sheeting 10.6 10.5
total 6.5 5.7
San Francisco Store Window Featur^TFSdcii^U^SiJirFi^^
Typical of the manner in which Fieldcrest products are ruffled curtains, ninon panels, and ninon yardage are combined
being promoted by fine stores from coast to coast is this Field- to show our Rayon Mill’s ninon products
crest Ninon window at The Emporium in San Francisco. Ninon
FIELDCREST MILL WHISTLE [2] MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1948