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Copyright 1953, 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 Editor
Vol. XI Monday, Jan. 5, 1953 No. 12
H. E. Williams Named
Central “ Y” President
H. E. Williams, Safety Director for
Fieldcrest Mills, has been elected presi
dent of the recently consolidated Cen
tral YMCA for the year 1953. Other of
ficers chosen to serve along with Wil
liams include Cletus F. Tulloch, Vice
President, and Rev. William P. P>rice,
Secretary.
These officers were elected by mail
ballot. This was the first election since
the consolidation of the Leaksville-
Spray YMCA’s.
Retiring officers of the Central YMCA
are Glenn Simpson, President; Rev. Guy
D. Saunders, Vice President, and E.
Williams, Secretary. Outgoing officers
of the Leaksville “Y” are Jones W. Nor
man, President, Cletus F. Tulloch, Vice
President, and Numa R. Martin, Secre
tary.
10 Months Old
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Karen Lynne Hodjres is now 10 months
old, was younger when this picture was
made. Karen is the daughter of Irving
Hodges of the Sheet Scheduling Dept.
She and her father make their home
with Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hodges on the
Ridgeway road.
Karen is a granddaughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Aaron of Draper. Mrs. Aaron
(Edith) is employed in the Blanket
Cloth Room. Mr. Aaron formerly work
ed in Blanket Wool Carding.
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Employee’s Son Is
Ordained As Minister
WiUiam T. Marshall, son of Dillard
Marshall, long-service employee of the
Karastan weave room, has been ordain
ed a minister of the Moravian church.
The ordination ceremony at Leaksville
Moravian church was performed by
Bishop J. Kenneth Pfohl, Winston-
Salem, bishop of the Southern P>rovince
of the Moravian church of America, as
sisted by Rev. G. Howard Foltz, pastor
of the local congregation.
Young Marshall is a Leaksville native
and graduated from high school here ir
1945. He attended Wake Forest for one
year and was a day student at Salem
college for a year. He then entered
Moravian coUege at Bethlehem, Pa-i
graduating in 1949. For the next three
■years he attended Moravian Theological
seminary in Bethlehem and received hi®
B.D. degree last June.
Since Jime he has been serving a®
supply pastor of churches in the vicinity
of Winston-Salem and is expected
assume his duties soon as a fuU-tim®
pastor.
John Wyatt, an Englishman, first spun
cotton by machine in 1730.
Annual Distributors Meeting Held At Roanoke, Va.
Picture above shows scene at the annual Fieldcrest distributors meeting
Hotel Roanoke, in Roanoke, Va., December 9-12. Many of the executives and salc^"
men from our wholesale distributors from all parts of the United States visited
mills on Thursday, December 11, (See pictures on page four.)
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Derem^l^^^a^f MrTof thT^^n^^ organization who toured the
va,,
the tour was Blythe G Black of our Retail Sto®^
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