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WASTE CONTROL—Charlie Cannaday, lease man at Towel Mill,
prepares for warp change. Note that only a minimum amount of yarn
remains on the beam. When warps are properly run out, the last good
yarn on the beam can be woven into cloth; when warp is cut off too
soon this yarn becomes waste.
Towel Mill Honors
Its Quality Leaders
Top quality weavers and top loom-
fixers at the Towel Mill for the most re
cent periods of record are shown below.
In addition to being published in The
Mill Whistle, the names of the “top”
weavers and loomfixers are posted on
the weave room bulletin boards each
week.
The “Weavers of the Week” are those
with the lowest per cent of seconds with
respect to the standards for the various
loom groups.
The top loomfixers are determined
through a combination of low seconds
and high loom efficiency on their re
spective sections.
Weavers—W/E July 27
Dobby Terry—Lloyd Nester
•Jacquard Terry—Harvey Lewis
Draper & Cam Terry—Paul Clifton
Fixers—W/E July 27
Dobby Terry—Melvin Rakes
Jacquard Terry—Wendell Walker
Draper & Cam Terry—Leonard Wright
Huck & Crash—Booker Dalton
Weavers—W/E July 20
Dobby Terry—Euell Cannaday
Jacquard Terry—Harvey Lewis
Draper & Cam Terry—Vera Stone
Fixers—^W/E July 20
Dobby Terry—Noble Barrow
Jacquard Terry—Simmons Adkins
Draper & Cam Terry—Roy Whitlock
Huck & Crash—Booker Dalton
Buy...
Sell...
Swap...
LOST; Leaksville Bank and Trust Com
pany, Draper, N. C., bank book issued
to T. Melvin, Mildred C. and Laura
D. Overby. If found, please call
MEadow 5-4543 or return to Mildred
C. Overby, Draper Standards Depart
ment.
FOR SALE: Remington Sportsman au
tomatic shotgun, 16-gauge. Practically
new. Cost $142.50. Will sell for $100
cash. See J. T. Maclsaac, Mechanical
Development, or telephone MAin 3-
6415.
FOR SALE: Mahogany vanity with
stool, made by Rendael-Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Fred Klein, Tel. MAin 3-2553.
FOR SALE; Hotpoint electric range and
large size Duo-Therm oil circulator.
Both in A-1 condition. Bargains. Tele
phone MAin 3-2642.
FOR SALE: Tropical fish in *0-gallon
aquarium, complete with seaweed and
gravel. Will sell cheap. Call MEadow
5-6252.
There are nearly 6,000,000 spindles in
place in textile mills in North Carolina,
second only to South Carolina in the
United States.
NEW TELEPHONE NUMBERS
In your Fieldcrest directory please
make changes as follows:
Change R. H. Hair to 5373
Change M. V. Polk to 5349
Change F. G. Norman to 5334
Add M. B. Franklin 5331
iSa iLL WHI
Issued Every Other Monday For
and Friends of Fieldcrest Mills, lne« 1
Spray, N. C. . .
Copyright, 1958, Fieldcrest Mills, Jnft-
OTIS MARLOWE
EDITOR
Member, American Association of
Industrial Editors
ADVISORY BOARD
J. O. Thomas, Chairman
Howard Barton J. M. Rimmer
C. A. Davis J. T. White
_ . REPORTING STAFF ^ .-nf
Bedspread .... Ada
Bianlet Mill '.Z""'." " Katherine ||H
Central Warehouse Geraldine
Draper Offices
tciiera Offices Hilaa
fj'aays Holland, Kathenn’ jj!
Karastan Mill . Irene W'!,,!
Karastan Offices ZZ'ZZ'Z Mary Stepn.j,
Nev^ Yorl Offices
Sheeting Mill . Ruth Ta'%
Towel Mill Fay Warren. Fannie
Vol. XVII, Monday, Aug:. 11, 1958,
Fieldcrest Mills extends congratUj^i
tiors and sincere appreciation t® j
followingf employees who, since ou*"
issue, have observed notable anniv^
ies of continuous service with the
pany:
Thirty-Five Years .
Willie A. Berry Finish
J. Edgar Harris Bleach®’
Thirty Years
Oscar D. Mayhew
To'*'*'
Twenty-Five Years
Melvin G. Rakes
Della L. Umstead Bedsp^ .
Ewell W. McAlexander
R. Edward New She^
Mildred L. Sawyers
Annie P. Tadlock
Tula R. Knight KaraS]
Andrew J. Fuller Bla'^'
Jeff B. Chilton BlaH
Pattie B, Minter Bla''
Mae M. Terry Finisi
Twenty Years
Lucille V. Hill Fieldale
Eva P. Medford She® J
Zella H. Wilkinson
Fifteen Years
Laola B. Harris Bedsp'
Jesse C. Wike
Ila H. Shelton FinisP_
Henry Moyer Finish
Troy T. Newman Bedsp’^®j
Sarrah S. Ashburn
SheetJl^;
Ten Years
John E. Berry
June F. Hodge Automatic
Ray Lawless 4'^*
Louis T. Martin .f
Dora S. Neeser
Virgie R. Wood
Russell O. Dyer
Homw D. Hancock
Stay safe on the job!
THE MILL WHISTI^