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FIELDCRESTERS... Production And Sales E. D. “Mickey” McGuire is one of the best^known employees in the Sheet ing Weave Room. He was a weaver for many years and since 1943 has been a loomfixer. He recently completed 35 years of continuous service. Mr. McGuire has two daughters, Mrs. Geraldine Hundley of Jacksonville, Florida, and Mrs. Alton Shough of Spray. He also has four granddaughters. He is a charter member and elder of Draper Christian Church. Loretta R. Sciutto, one of the newer members of our Fieldcrest sales divi sion in New York, is pictured showing new line of coordinated merchandise . . . bath accessories. Loretta is Kenneth G. Agnew’s secretary. She is a Pace College honor graduate and belongs to their alumni drama group, the Pacemakers. She played Millie in the play “Picnic” but her fa vorite role was that of “Adelaide” in Guys and Dolls. CARBON MONOXIDE GAS Auto Exhaust Fumes Contain Deadly Poison By Dr. J. A. Sanford, Medical Director, Fieldcrest Mills With cooler weather, comes one of the most vicious threats to human life— carbon monoxide gas poisoning. Because it is odorless, colorless, and tasteless, this gas attacks its vicitims without warning, frequently resulting in death. The most common source of carbon monoxide gas is exhaust from an auto mobile. In cooler weather the tendency is to drive with car windows tightly closed. Exhai.st fumes may seep into the car and be inhaled. Because of its char acteristics, one may be unaware of the gas imtil symptoms develop. The symptoms may be headache, diz ziness, disturbed memory, muscular weakness, progressing to coma and death. These symptoms are due to the gas mixing with the hemoglobin and replacing the oxygen, with resultant suf focation. Whenever coal, wood, oil or any other fuel is burned, carbon monoxide is formed. Accidents from carbon monoxide are preventable. Don’t drive with car win dows tightly shut. If running the car motor in the garage, make certain there is fresh air. In your home, if using gas heating or appliances, make certain there is a source of air present. Call a physician, at once, in any case of carbon monoxide gas poisoning. Early treatment may save the individual’s life. Credit Union Keeps Growing The Fieldcrest Mills Credit Un ion has more than 2,000 members and is still growing. Although the credit union has teen in operation only for a little more than a year, it is rated one of the top credit unions in the state. The Fieldcrest Mills Credit Un ion is now in a position to make a limited number of auto loans, in addition to the usual smaller loans for other purposes. Members are invited to use their credit union to save regularly by having a small amount deducted Erom each paycheck. They also are invited to use their credit union ’or low-cost loans when it is neces sary for them to borrow money. See your industrial relations su pervisor for further information. TELEPHONE CHANGE In your Fieldcrest telephone direct ory, in the alphabetical listing on page five, please change the number for Guy Buckle to 7201. THEiMI Issued Every Other Monday For Employ**^ and Friends of Fieldcrest Mills, Inc.i Spray, N. C. Copyright, 1959, Fieldcrest Mills, Inc. OTIS MARLOWE EDITOR Member, American Association of industrial Editors ^ ADVISORY BOARD I J. O. Thomas, Chairman Howard Barton J. M. Rimmer I C. A. Davis J. T. White REPORTING STAFF J Bedspread Mill Ada J®?; Blanlet Mill Katherine TujJ. Central Warehouse Geraldine P®v;if Draper Offices Mamie >•" General Offices Hilda Gro? Gladys Holland, Katherine WJJj Karastan Mill Irene Karastan Offices Mary Stepl'^- New York Offices Jane C0' Eileen Jumel, Betty Sheetmg Mill Ruth TaIJJ. Towel Mill Fay Warren, Fannie Vol. XVm Monday, Oct. 5, 1959 Service Anniversaries Forty-Five Years Maybell B. Steele ElaP^'i Forty Years ' Gladys O. Quesenbury .. Central ^ Thirty-Five Years Otra S. Chilton Thirty Years J. Dudley Brown . . ... Lewis C. Hammock .. Elbert W. Proffit .. Louise G. Suttenfield E. Willie Smart Gladys D. Holland .. Bays McBride Fifteen Years Katherine W. Griffith .. . Ten Years Mady T. Dean Mary E. Hopper .. Automatic Bla”''' ■tilt. Sheeti*, SheetJ .. Bleach^ . General To" ( Geneva C. Ward .. Ethel J. Barwick .. Jaunita H. Patterson Sallie S. Bateman .. . Frances S. Hall .. George Shropshire, Jr Evelyn M. Amburn .. J. Garland Stegall ... Annie M. Austin Blai’*‘* FinisJ Automatic Bia Automatic Blea'^ Blead Bleach'd BleacJJ .. Bleac^;! xxiimc IVI. AUStm 0 Violet M. Gray Blea^P Pauline S. Barham Blea^^ ,;t Josie C. Crowder Bleary Edna M. Smith Ellsworth C. Haggerty Fieldcrest ^ J "IVT\Tr>+l«-« nir_ _ ' TDloUC^ .1 Myrtle G. Myers . Wiley S. Barwick Edwin R. Mills ... John T. Sparks, Jr. Ophelia C. Tate Mollie U. Edwards B'e®. hiHj .... Automatic . . General / Bl«®
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