Service Anniversaries
Fieldcrest Mills extends congratula
tions and sincere appreciation to the
following employees who, during the
past two weeks, have observed notable
anniversaries of continuous service:
Thirty-five Years
Greeley A. Vestal .. Central Warehouse
Twenty-five Years
Eugene E. Barrow Blanket
James G. Jamerson Towel
Broadus Burgess Blanket
Maggie L. Mitchell Towel
Twenty Years
Clifton B. Barham Karastan
William Melvin Adkins Rayon
Alma P. Hundley Rayon
William F. Copeland Hosiery
Lois M. Talley Standards Dept.
Fifteen Years
Charlie W. Saunders Blanket
Ruby A. Bray Towel
Blanche O. Talbert Bedspread
Jesse M. Burton ... Central Warehouse
Ralph H. Hundley Sheeting
Mildred Norman Karastan
Thurman C. Watson Towel
Dessie E. Turner Blanket
Daisy S. Stevens .. Central Warehouse
Ten Years
H. Dillard Harris Blanket
Lucy S. Radford Blanket
Lessie J. Searcy Sheeting
Marion Edwards Bedspread
E- Claude Jarrett Towel
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Snow In July
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Old Council Picture — How Many Can You Name?
No, you aren’t seeing things. It is
Really five-year-old Charlie Maclsaac,
Of Country Club Road riding his sled on
One of the hottest days in July. When
Charlie’s father, John T. Maclsaac, of
Engineering Dept., defrosted h i s
'leep freeze and threw out the “snow”,
the youngster ran to the garage and
'dragged out his sled.
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The picture above was made from an
old photograph belonging to Roy Seay
of the Cash and Insurance Dept, at the
General Office. It shows ‘an early meet
ing of the Carolina Cooperative Council
in the gymnasium at Central YMCA,
Spray, probably around 1920 or 1921.
If you look closely, you will be able
to identify a number of present Coun
cil members. L. W. Clark, at that time
general manager of the mills, is shown
(with folded hands) in center fore
ground. Hard-working secretary in left
foreground is Luther H. Hodges.
Towel Mill Man
Has Two Sons In
Armed Forces
The Harrell brothers, of Fieldale, Da
vid and Roy Jr., have written to request
that the Mill Whistle be sent to them.
Roy Jr., is in the navy and David is
in the air force. They are sons of R. J.
Harrell, assistant foreman of carding at
the Towel Mill.
Their addresses follow:
Cpl. David L. Harrell
A. F. 4013th Opns. Sqdn.
Box 247, Walker Air Force Base,
Roswell, New Mexico.
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Roy G. Harrell Jr.,
4277946 S. R. Co. 663 U.S.N.T.C.
Great Lakes, 111.
Seminary Representative
Pays Visit To Mills
Wildlife Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the
Leaksville Township chapter of the
Rockingham County Wildlife Club will
be held at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday, Septem
ber 4, in the Municipal Building at
Spray. Marshall Meeks (Shearing Dept.,
Finishing Mill) chapter president, said
plans for the organization’s winter pro
gram will be laid at this meeting.
All members of the chapter are urg
ed to attend and the public is invited.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my thanks to
friends in the Bleachery for flowers
sent at the death of my father, Peter
Hairston. May God bless each of you.
—FELIX HAIRSTON.
Rev. Lamar Williamson, Jr., of Un
ion Theological Seminary, Richmond,
Va., spent several days here as a part
of a religious survey of industrial areas.
He will report his findings to the sem
inary faculty for their use in training
men for pastorates in southern indus
trial communities. He is shown (left)
with J. K. McConnell, industrial chap
lain at Fieldcrest Mills.
A native of Monticello, Ark., Mr. Wil
liamson graduated from the Seminary
in May 1951. This Fall he will go to
Montpellier, France for study in the
Seminary of the Reformed Church of
France. He will soudy on the
Howerton Award, a fellowship estab
lished at Union Seminary to foster bib
lical preaching.
JVtONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1951
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