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Vocational School Open House Attracts 600 WHISTLE Capyrifht, 1950, Marshall Field & CompauF Issued Every Two Weeks By and For the Employees of Fieldcrest Mills, Divi sion of Marshall Field & Company, Inc., Spray, North Carolina OTIS MARLOWE No. 10 Monday, Dec. 4, 1950 Vol. IX Former Employee, Now In Navy, Enjoys Paper The following nice letter has been received from Kenneth Gillespie, who was employed in the Blanket Mill Jack Spinning before entering the navy in 1947. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gillespie, of Spray. His mother (Beulah) works in the Blanket Spin ning Dept. The letter follows: Dear Friends: To me the Mill Whistle is indeed a friend. It helps me to keep in touch with the hafpenings of the “good ole Tri-Cities.” I would be glad to hear all of my friends. Kenneth C. Gillespie, H. A., U.S.N.H. Gtmo Ray Cuba, Box 36, Navy 115 %Fleet Post Office, New York, N. Y. Married women drive slower than married men—because women will do anything to stay under 30. Dr. Lillian Gilbreth (Continued from Page One) Picture above shows demonstration in the Red Cross Home Nursing Course. It shows how a towel can be used for a bed jacket and how a cardboard box can be made into a tray. The classes are taught by Mrs. D. M. Bouldin. Members of the class demonstrating the home nursing techniques are Mesdames Alice Williams, Beatrice Adams, Dora Gilley, and Otis GiUey. Pictures above show scenes at the Leaksville Township Vocational School open house during American Education Week November 5-10. Approximately 600 persons visited the school. Top picture, left to right, shows Edgar Burton, Theodore Ray, Hoyt Armstrong, Fletcher Ray, George Lawson, William Hailey, Sherman Almond, Gordon Siler, machine shop instructor; and Forrest Moore. In lower picture, looking over fabrics woven in the Textile School, are Miss June DiUingham, Miss Nancy Rothrock and Mrs. H. M. TomerUn. movie, “Cheaper By the Dozen,” in which she was a principal character. Hugh T. Bundy, president of the Council, presided. Invocation was by Mrs. W. J. Gordon. E. W. Medbery, production manager of Fieldcrest Mills, introduced Dr. Gil- breth. Attendance prizes were awarded to Grover C. Harris, of the Blanket Mill, and Mrs. Durwood Smith, a guest. Dr. Gilbreth’s talk was broadcast by transcription Wednesday evening, No vember 22, over Station WLOE. FIELDCREST MILL WHISTLE
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