all employments in the Draper miiis.
As in the past, the Draper Personnel
office will remain open from 8:00 A.M.
until 5:00 P. M. Monday through Friday,
personnel will be available in the office
for answering questions and filling o
forms pertaining to group insurance,
mutual aid, unemployment compensa
tion, and the retirement program.
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Whitcomb Appointed
Director Of ACMI
To promote Fieldcrest merchandise
Or both immediate and long range ac
ceptance, Kaufman Straus department
'tore in Louisville, Kentucky, featured
I store wide “Fieldcrest Week” pro
motion recently. The promotion dra
matized Fieldcrest’s “Trousseau Lux-
iry” theme.
A bridal show for employees drama-
ized colored sheets, each bridesmaid
carrying a package to match her dress.
In addition to special displays in the
linen and bridal departments, spot ex
hibits were placed throughout the store
with twelve huge displays on the first
floor announcing “Fieldcrest Week .
Fieldcrest merchandise was prominent
ly displayed in five front windows of
the store, such as the one shown above.
Cd coiored sheets, each bridesmaid the store, sucn a. u.. ....
Vacation Set For June 28 To July 7
f ^ fnliowins schedule: Bedspread, Blanket,
“^?!^.rtiirclofe Hosiery,\arastan, Sheeting and Towel
All of the Fieldcrest ivimb
(forth Carolina-Virginia area will close
tor vacation at the end of third
shift Saturday morning, June
Wl resume operations on regular scne-
iule Monday July 7. If, due to business
Conditions, exceptions are necessary i
certain mills or departments, tte em
ployees affected will be advised by mi
Management.
Vacation pay will be issued on t e
i-egular payday during the week begin
ning June 23. Income and Social Secur
ity taxes and other authorized deduc
tions will be taken out of this c^ck.
Group insurance premiums _wiU
Waived for the weeks ending July 6 and
July 13. Payment of Mutual Aid dues
likewise will be waived for those weeks.
Pay for work performed during toe
week ending June 29 will be availa e
at the mill cashier’s office on the
lOllOWlIlg
Hosiery, Karastan, Sheeting and Towel
Mills, Thursday July 3 from 1 P-to
3 p.m.
rhecks for the following mills will be
available at each mill superintendent s
nffire on the same day and hour.
Bleachery, Central Warehouse Electric
Blanket, Finishing and Rayon Mills.
All personnel offices in the North Car-
olita-Virginia area-will be dosed during
Se period TZLS
vacation—Saturday, June 28 throug
^""’rS^Em'^yees’ Store wiU be closed
The store wlU r.-open on the resulat
schedule, Monday, July v.
Harold W. Whitcomb, assistant gen
eral manager of Fieldcrest Mills was
elected a member of the board of direc
tors of the American Cotton Manufac
turers institute at the annual convention
in Atlantic City, N. J-, May 16-^. He
will serve for a three-year term. He has
since been appointed chairman of the
Technical Services committee by Wil
liam A. L. Sibley, vice president and
treasurer of Monarch Mills, Lockhart,
S. C. who was elected president of the
ACm'i succeeding Charles C. Hertwig,
president of Bibb Manufacturmg Com
pany, Macon, Ga.