Spring Ads Show Rugs In Beautiful Settings
and carpets by Karastan are shown in beautiful set-
* in full-color advertisements in national magrazines. Black-
■'vhite reproductions of the ads appear above. The Bokhara
rug in the Karastan quality is shown at left while at right is
Tourneau broadloom in the Kara-loc construction. (See story
on page one).
^ng-Service Employees Presented Awards
V Fieldcresters Complete 40
Service In March;
**ored In Ceremonies
employees, from three different
complete 40 years of continuous
in March. They are Dewey O.
Finishing Mill; Leona A. Smith,
^^Pread Mill; E. Tate Sparks and
, D. Williamson, both of the
J^ing Mill.
1^0 of the long-service champions
been off the payroll in their
Hj*'® 40 years of service.
Hughes and Mr. Williamson at-
i|j 40 years’ service March 1, and
Smith ended 40 years March 5.
veteran employees were honor
is * informal ceremonies at their re-
mills. Each was presented the
Island Mill. He has been a napper op
erator for nearly 30 years.
Mr. Williamson was born in Haywood
County. He has been a doffer for near
ly all of his 40 years at the Sheeting
Mill and at present is an oiler. He has
never been off the payroll in his 40
years of service.
Miss Smith, a native of Greenwood
County, S. C., has never been off the
payroll since she joined the company.
She was a spinner for 38 years. Since
June, 1958, she has worked as a roller
picker.
Mr. Sparks was born in Spartanburg
County, S. C. He has been in the
Sheeting Weave during all of his years
with the Company. He has worked as a
weaver and as assistant foreman, but
most of his service has been as a loom-
fixer, his present classification.
'Crest diamond-and-gold 40-year
emblem, a gift and a letter of
^ l^endation from President Harold
.'^hitcomb.
Sparks will complete his 40 years
8 and is to receive awards at
■time.
Hughes is a native of Rocking-
; , County and was first employed as
^ asher operator at the old Rhode
^^DAY, MARCH 7, I960
D. O. HUGHES
LEONA SMITH
E. T. SPARKS