lOOfo At Mt. Holly Give Days Pay
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,, generous and unselfish support of
® 1966 greater Mount Holly United
PPeal, 100 per cent of the employees at
j Holly Spinning Mill pledged a
y s pay or more in the recent cam-
®ign. Mount Holly became the first
Up ‘Merest plant ever to attain the 100
, cent Fair Share mark in a United
“■Jd campaign.
otri Holly employees, by their rec-
'Shattering response, won the Presi-
Plaque given by President Harold
jjj'^hitcomb to the plant in which the
percentage of employees con-
I a Fai' Shrirc or riiro in (Ivi'-
tlart camiiai'.n. Plans an- btiiu
5u- a C(ML.roily al the al'.nnt Holly
, ^ning Mill in which the plaque will
Presented to ■'he c-nijil.
0 show tlu'w pi’iile in the ■■niplo;, ei
ijf^^Plishminf, M'. F. L'nirli'y, siine'-
tuj,®'^‘^®ut, aiMi A. 11. .liMii'c. geiural
had a sign erech'd ;.t Ihe
juu*^®Pce to ‘.I'.c n'ill p-iKicix.rg ihc inn
rent day'-; pay actnnveniei.l.
impioyeesOf The
. /Molly Spinning Mill
PAmiciPATED mo % m
tidqrnq fl Dayar Pay To ‘
‘h« 1966 Greater Mt. Hollyf
UNITEDAPPEAL
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l*ic(urcd at sign siviiig rrenijni-
lion to finploy ri-s for llicir oiit-
stamliiii; rc.siiiinsc in tin- liiil>a
.\|iIK-al Cainuaiqn arc, from left to
ri.sjlit: li. S. Roliinsiiii, iiiastrr inc-
clianic: C. O. Kii.vkcmhill. third
^liift loifinan: IMrs. Tliclina .stack;
lull's. Nell I!cnlc> ; AV. F. Crumlcv,
siipcriiitciidcnl; ,V. II. .Iiislicc. gen
eral rnreinaii; and K. F. Gardner,
second shift lorenian.
lof' Kuykendall, third shift
presents first prize, a
®*'rad, in the United Appeal
sliij, Thelma Stack, a third-
\’a/ tailing machine operator.
'*sftM dra'wn by Debbie Leo
iliu / daughter of Gwen Lee of
'fount Holly office staff.
IliSlaillMSiiiliffiMl
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Nell Henley, a tailing machine
operator on the first shift, is pre
sented second prize, a towel set,
oy A. H. Justice, general foreman
^t the Mount Holly Spinning Mill.
'On
Day, DECEMBER 6, 1965