Retired Employees Honored At Annual Dinner
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Kneeling, left to right, Donnie Thomas,
Larry Stultz, Newland Baucom, Bran
ford Jefferson, W. F. Duggins, S. S. Bur-
gart, Ralph Kirks, Garland Crumpton,
Posey Jeffries, Aubrey Hamrick, W. E.
Richardson, retiree.
Standing, R. T. Craddock, retiree,
Jesse Pyrtle, retiree; B. A. Rickman, re
tiree; Charlie Hall, Bobby Brown, L.
J. McClung, Lester Fulcher, foreman;
Raymond Ellington, Will Perry, re
tiree; J. W. Mabes, retiree; Maynard
Cox, Ronnie Janney, Gray Hundley,
Norman Hopkins, Otis Carter, James
Borden, Dennis Stegall J. J. Shumate,
retiree; W. F. Buckner, Jimmy Griffin,
Bobby Clark, Lee Rierson, Harvey
Shively, Fred Stultz, J. P. Snead, retiree.
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Delicious food, fun, warm fellowship and a renevi'ing of asso- sion Plan mark the annual dinners given by the men of the
ciations with former co-workers noW retired under the Pen- Bedspread-Karastan Plant Service Department.
Eight retired employees of the Bed
spread-Karastan Plant Service Depart"
nient were guests of honor at the anH'^
dinner at Moore’s Grill June 7, given oy
the men of the department.
L. O. Fulcher, foreman, was toast
master during the informal program.
The invocation was given by J. J. Shu-
fnate, formerly foreman and now
tired under the Pension Plan. A de i-
cious meal was served by L. M. Moor®> ®
former Fieldcrester.
Each retiree spoke briefly to
his pleasure in being present and his
appreciation of the thoughtfiilness o
his former associates. Everyone presen
signed his name to a “get well”
to be sent to W. J. Baughn, retiree
'''as unable to attend.
Retirees present were R. T. Craddock,
J- W. Mabes, W. N. Perry, J. D. Py™e,
E. Richardson, B. A. Rickm^*^’
Shumate, and J. P. Snead.
Monday, june 23,
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Younger employees of the shop (in foreground) hear stories of the “old days’*
told by the retirees, receive advice and good wishes from the older men.