Trio Has 100 Years’ Service With Company
THE MILLWHTsP^
An even 100 years of continuous serv
ice with the company are represented in
the above picture showing a trio at
Fieldcrest’s Los Angeles Service Cen
ter. At left is Axel Dolan, warehouse
supervisor, who has just completed 30
Muscogee Reporter
Mildred Newsome has been appoint
ed The Mill Whistle reporter for Mus
cogee Mills, a unit of Fieldcrest Mills,
Inc., Columbus, Georgia. Muscogee em
ployees are invited to send pictures, in
formation for news stories, and buy-
sell-swap items to Mrs. Newsome who
will pass them on to The Mill Whistle.
A native of Geneva County, Alabama,
Mrs. Newsome attended high school at
Slocomb, Alabama, and Truman-Smith
Business School, Columbus, Georgia. She
is married to Fred Newsome, formerly
a Muscogee employee.
Mrs. Newsome lives in Phenix City,
Alabama, and attends Girard Baptist
Church there, serving as associate su
perintendent of the nursery and as as
sociate secretary of the Woman’s Mis
sionary Union.
years of service. In the center is Ethna
MacMahon, in charge of inventory con
trol, who has 42 years of service; and
at right is Davis Petty, manager of the
Lx>s Angeles Service Center, with 28
years of service with the company.
Quality Leaders
The Towel Mill’s top quality weavers
and loomfixers are listed below for the
most recent periods of record.
Weavers—W/E March 29
Dobby & Cam Wayne Haskins
Jacquard Terry None
New C-7 Looms James Meredith
(In Hosiery Mill building)
Fixers—W/E March 29
Dobby & Cam Lin wood Williams
Jacquard Terry None
New C-7 Looms None
(In Hosiery Mill building)
Weavers—W/E March 22
Dobby & Cam Lenwood Shelton
Jacquard Terry None
New C-7 Looms Randolph Goode
(In Hosiery Mill building)
Fixers—^W/E March 22
Draper & Cam Ralph Martin
Jacquard Terry None
New C-7 Looms None
(In Hosiery Mill building)
Award Winners
Highest production award win
ners at the Karastan Spinning Di
vision in Greenville for the month
of March were:
Carding William Stocks
Spinning Hazel Lockamy
Margaret Brady
Twisting Thelma Taylor
Reeling Rose Tripp
Issued Every Other Monday For
and Friends of Fieldcrest Mills, 'J'•'
Copyright, 1964, Fieldcrest Mills, ’
Spray, N. C. —^
OTIS MARLOWE
EDITOR
Member, South
Council Of industria
Editors
REPORTING STAFF
Automatic Blanket Plant
Bedspread Mill Ef"” MidK'*!
Bedspread Finishing Mill Ann
Blanket Mill Katherine ^ins
Central Warehouse Geraldine pjjKson
Draper Offices ero9*!
General Offices
Gladys Holland, Katherine
Karastan Mill etepi'®.
Karastan Service Center Bea*'.
Karastan Spinning Div Cf®.
Mt. Holly Spinning Mill ^ upWS®"'!
Muscogee Mills , lcnc*®!
Newf York Offices ® -up
Sheet Finishing ,
Sheeting Mill uuii*'
Towel Mill Fay Warren, Fanme^^^,^
Vol. XXII Mon., April 13, 1964^J^£>-
m^f^ERVICE
WmmNNIVERSARf^^
Forty Years
Robert C. Hooker
Thirty Years
Jimmy B. Robbins ■c' njsl’'
OUie W. Kallam Bedspread
Richard Gilley ToVi'®*
Henry T. Winn ^
Twenty-five Years
Fannie A. Hundley
Twenty Years
Myrtle V. Turner ® .nge®
Artie S. Martin
Talmadge L. Powell
Everette R. Rodgers
Sunshine H. Eastridge
Willie H. Nelson
Fifteen Years
Mary B. Blackwell
Beulah G. Lillard
Peggy H. Minter
Estelle S. Willard g
DoUie B. Fulcher
Lester L. Ambum
Dillard O. Stultz
Lillian T. Massey
Ten Years
Hugh A. Brown, Jr Fieldcrest^^^el
Louise H. Martin foW®'
Fannie H. Beck
Betty J. McDaniel
Aileen A. Handy
Richard L. Bocock rro'*'®'
Bertie P. Wood
CARD OF THANKS
I want to express heartfelt
for the many acts of kindness and ^
pathy shown me in the recent
my husband.
MRS. OTRA S. CHIL^^
BUY . . . SELL . . .
FOR SALE: One registered
male puppy, 10 weeks old. See
Collins or call MEadow 5-5493- ^jii
FOR SALE: Shetland ponies. Call
3-8954 after 9 p. m. ^
THE MILL WHIS'T