Jimmy Price, a blood donor from the
Blanket Mill, has his temperature and
pulse checked by Mrs. A. B. Council, Jr.
Employees
Give Blood
Pictures on this page show scenes
during the Bloodmobile’s visit to First
Methodist Church, Draper, June 5, when
local area citizens—a majority of them
Fieldcrest employees — donated 118
pints of blood to the Tri-City Blood
Program.
During the visit, 30 pints of blood
were given for a Draper man, Willard
S. Hundley who received the blood in
a Decatur, Ala., hospital following in
juries in a two-truck collision May 27.
He died in the hospital June 9.
To date in 1963, the Bloodmobile has
made one visit each to Leaksville, Spray
and Draper. The latest report shows
that the local Blood Program is slightly
in arrears. The usage rate at More-
head Memorial Hospital and for Tri-
City patients in other hospitals indi
cates that there will be a deficit of ap
proximately 28 pints by the end of this
month.
Towel Quality List
Weavers—W/E June 9
Dobby Terry Albert Goard
Jacquard Terry None
Draper & Cam Frank Carter
New C-7 Looms Harold Spencer
(In Hosiery Mill building)
Fixers—^W/E June 9
Dobby Terry James Law
Jacquard Terry None
Draper & Cam Thurman Watson
New C-7 Looms Booker Dalton
Weavers—^W/E June 2
Dobby Terry Paul Hawkins
Jacquard Terry .... Robert Ferguson
Draper & Cam Ralph Ballard
New C-7 Looms Harold Spencer
Fixers—^^V/E June 2
Dobby Terry Albert Joyce
Jacquard Terry None
Draper & Cam Clarence Hopkins
Thurman Watson
New C-7 Looms Lloyd Barker
MONDAY, JUNE 2 4, 1 9 63
James Wade, another donor from Blanket Mill, is handed bottle by Mrs. Lloyd
Golding, one of large number of volunteer workers who assisted at Bloodmobile.
R. E. New (left) and R. C. Goins', both of Sheeting Mill, have their pulse and
temperature checked by Mrs. Jack Meeks (left) and Mrs. J. T. Murphy.
Jean Dunn (left) and Mary Edith Hankins, both of General Offices, are regis
tered by Mrs. N. W. Sacrinty (left) and Mrs. C. Guy Buckle.
All donors were served refreshments after giving blood. Donors being served
below, left to right, are Rufus J. Dix, Blanket Mill; Tom Stanley, Litho-Webb;
and Cecil Estes, American Tobacco Co. Volunteer worker is Mrs. E. W. Sams.