CLYDE S. SHAW
Towel Mill
JOHN W. MARTIM
Towel MiII
CLARENCE COOPER
Bedspread Mill
WORTH B. CAM"'
Karaslanf^'''
CONGRKTULAVONS. NSW RBTIRees!
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MAY8UD ROBERTS
BlanKet Mill
LYMAN CHEEK
Sheeting MUI
LEWIS HAMMOCK
Sheeting Mill
HOMER 1. BOYD
Bedspread Mill
HARRY O. HOWELL
Blanket Mill
EDGAR HAfif^
BlanKet MU'
HUGH T LEE
Karastan Mill
Pictures above show some of the Fieldcrest employees who retired under the Fieldcrest Pension
Plan effective December 1. The records show that since the Pension Plan was instituted in 1944, a
total of 1,189 employees have retired with a pension for life paid for by the company. Of this num
ber, 845 are now living and drawing monthly pension checks.
Others retiring effective December 1 but who were not available for pictures were: Laura M. Hen
sley, Sheeting Mill; Georgia M. Hopkins, Towel; Pearl S. Reed, Sheeting; George D. Williamson,
Sheeting; Mary B. Fulcher, Finishing; WilUam E. Freeman, Bedspread; OlUe B. GiUey, Towel; Zellie
G, Land, Sheeting; Jesse F. Thomas, Bedspread; and Jesse W. Underwood, Sheeting.
Fieldcrest Store Observes Christmas Hours
For the convenience of employees, the
Fieldcrest Store at Spray is observing
the following Christmas shopping hours;
9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Mondays through
Thursdays
9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Fridays
9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Saturdays.
The store will be closed for the holi
days Wednesday and Thursday, Decem
ber 25 and 26, and will resume its reg
ular hours Friday, December 27.
The employee Christmas charge plan
at the store continues to be popular,
with many Fieldcresters taking advan
tage of the convenient arrangement
when they do their Christmas shopping.
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Under the plan, on purchases between
now and December 24, employees at all
locations may charge up to $50 worth
of merchandise and pay for it by pay
roll deductions after January 1.
Ten weekly deductions will be made
on the weekly payroll and two deduc
tions (from the January and February
checks) will be made on the monthly
payroll.
Employees using the plan must per
sonally sign the payroll authorization
card.
Also, the 1963 Fieldcrest Store em
ployee identification card must be pre
sented at the time of the sale.
Children’s Christm^t
Parties December ^
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employees attending the parties
various locations. .jtS j
Employees should make rel^
tickets promptly but should
more tickets than will actually
Similar Christmas parties K
the same day for the children
ployees of the Automatic Blan^ j/;
in Smithfield, the Karastan #.
Division in Greenville, the
Spinning Mill at Mount Holly* ®
cogee Mills in Columbus, Ga
ATXllia ill V_^UlUlllUUO,
A more detailed announcero ,
cerning the parties is being
each plant location.
THE MILL WH