Spray, N. C., Monday, September 8, 1958
NUMBER 5
2S-Year Club Picnic Set For Saturday
OF FIELDCRESTERS will be among the mainstays of the 1958 Black
11 i trioVi SfVinni The Panthers’ first home game
\vi|, football team at Morehead High School.
® against Martinsville Friday night, September 12. Above, with Coach J. C.
bf;,, ^'itt, left to right, are James Yarbrough, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Yar-
Ij. Jim Fuqua, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Fuqua; Joe Crowder, son of Mr. and
Soj,' ^ejiry Crowder; Tommy Reece, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Reece; N. D. Agee,
and Mrs. N. L. Agee; and Ronnie Woods, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Woods.
^^o,ining Courses Open Sept. 15
in the series of fall and win-
.t ;4^ining courses for mill supervisors
‘h.
>eek
North Carolina mills will open
W. and the instructors are as fol-
Control, taught by J. E. Wil-
W- of the Cost Department;
taught by E. R. Mills, elec-
®^§ineer. Automatic Blanket Mill;
^^®lations, taught by J. E. Gard-
^e^L^sistant director of personnel re-
*Ovi^ ’ and Chemistry, taught by N. F.
Su. assistant superintendent of the
fit t by our Training Depart-
courses will again be under
IJe auspices of Fieldcrest Mills and
J^Onj^'^ational Education Division of the
Vvip,.^®*'olina Department of Public
Won. The State will issue certifi
beginning September 15.
cates to enrollees who complete a course.
All of the courses above will be giv
en in the Training Department confer
ence room in the General Offices build
ing. In addition, the course in Human
Relations will be given in the conference
room at the Towel Mill for supervisors
at Fieldale. Each course will consist of
approximately 10 two-hour sessions held
at weekly intervals. All classes will
meet at night, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
The starting dates for courses in the
North Carolina area are as follows; Cost
Control, Monday, September 15; Elec
tricity, Tuesday, September 16; Human
Relations, Wednesday, September 17;
Chemistry, Thursday, September 18. The
course in Human Relations for Towel
Mill supervisors will open Monday
night, September 15.
Over 1100 Long-Service
Employees Eligible To
Attend Annual Outing
A large attendance is expected at the
16th annual Fieldcrest Mills 25-Year
Club picnic to be held in Morehead
Stadium Saturday afternoon, Septem
ber 13, starting at 3:30 o’clock. Reports
indicate wide interest among the more
than 1100 members eligible to attend.
Invitations were sent out late last
week to all present members and to the
204 new members who will be coming
into the club this year. No ticket is be
ing used this year since members will
be admitted by a lapel identification
badge which was enclosed with each in
vitation.
Committees have been at work for
some time on making arrangements for
the picnic. The program will include mu
sic, games, valuable attendance prizes,
and an attractive display of some of
the Company’s newest products.
President Harold W. Whitcomb will
present greetings and remarks and is ex
pected to discuss the operations of the
Company and the outlook for the busi
ness in the future. Robert A. Harris,
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Blood Donors Wanted
From time to time there are calls
for blood for employees or members
of their families who are in the local
hospital. Often, time is lost because
there is no systematic way of securing
donors.
To remedy this situation, the Field
crest Mills Medical Department will
set up a centralized record of the
available donors. Employees who are
willing to give blood occasionally are
asked to telephone the Medical De
partment and give their name and
blood type.
Why not call the Medical Depart
ment today? Not only will you be
helping someone else whose need is
great, but you will also help assure
that blood donors will be available
for yourself or some member of your
family who may require it.