— News About Children —
Kelly Price, on the left, and Mandy
Price are both three years old. Mr. and
Mrs. Carlton Price are grandparents,
and Mr. Price works in the Sheet Fin
ishing Mill. Kelly’s grandmother is Janie
Irving of the Bedspread Finishing Mill.
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The children of Mr. and Mrs. Cephus
Durham are Gerald, five years old, and
Darline, three months old, when this
picture was made. The Durhams live in
Reidsville, and Mr. Durham is a doffer
in the Bedspread Mill Spinning Depart
ment.
Curtis Sylvester
Millner is four
months old, was three
months old when the
picture was taken. He
is the son of Curtis
and Geraldine Mill
ner. Mr. Millner
works in the Sheeting
Mill Carding Depart
ment, and Mrs. Mill
ner works in the
Spinning Department
Mill.
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the Sheeting
Rhonda Lyrae Ax-
som was five years
old on November 30.
She is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Axsom of 203 Buck-
anan Dr., Eden.
Mrs. Axsom (Shel
by) works at Bed
spread Finishing, and
Mr. Axsom works at
Karastan.
These three Moretz children are
Bobby, 12; Joann, 10; and Danny, eight.
Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Moretz of Eden. Mrs. Moretz (Estelle)
works in the Blanket Mill Winding De
partment.
Bobby just celebrated his birthday on
November 26.
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Richard Dwayne
Smith, who was two
months old when this
picture was made, is
the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred D. Smith,
Jr. Richard was born
September 26, 1968.
Grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Smith, Sr. and Mr.
and Mrs. George El-
bridge Hopkins. Mrs.
Smith (Hattie) works at the Sheeting
Mill in the Spinning Department.
Mr. Hopkins is a welder in the Blank
et Mill Shop, and Mrs. Hopkins (Arline)
is an inspector in the Blanket Cloth
Room.
Louis William
Walker, pictured here
at 13 months, is the
son of Mr. and Mrs.
John David Walker.
Mr. Walker is em
ployed as a weaver in
the Sheeting Mill
Weave Room. Mrs.
Walker is employed
in the Central Ware
house Office.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. K.
Wood and Mrs. Lottie Walker of Ridge
way, Va. Mrs. Wood is employed in the
Blanket Mill.
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Children’s Party
Is Largest Ever
(See Pictures on Page 7)
Fieldcrest’s largest children’s Christ'
mas party in history, with upwards »
3,000 persons attending, was held Su®'
day afternoon, December 15, in w
Morehead High School AuditorioB*^
Based on the number of treats distribF
ted approximately 2,400 of those atteP®
ing were children under 13 years of
Haven H. Newton, division vice pr«s’'
dent—industrial relations, was the
ter of ceremonies for the prograJ"'
given by the Company for the child^®
of employees in the Eden area wi®
and offices.
Jack B. Jarrett, Draper area perso®'
nel manager, gave the invocation. Ft*
W. Klein, division vice president—
manufacturing and manager of ^
Karastan Mill, extended greetings f®
the management of the Company. |
Mamie Dickson, of the Sheet
Accounting Department, presented
musical program and led the child®®
in the singing of Christmas songs.
Richard Spainhour, of Winston-Sal®*^
magician on the “Old Rebel Show” ®
Channel 2, WFMY-TV, Greensboro, e”'
tertained with magic and comedy.
At the conclusion of the progr®>®;
Santa Claus made his appearance a®
was assisted by the mill superintended
and other officials in handing ®
Christmas stockings filled with cad®
bars to all of the children. ,
The children also had the opportudi ^
to talk to Santa Claus as they receif®
their stocking full of candy.
Buy - Sell - Swap
FOR SALE: 1 cow and calf. Cow
ye*
four gallons of milk a day. Call
627'
1409, Russell Crouch, after 4 p.m.
FOR SALE: 250 oil drum. Call
Flinchum, 623-3338, anytime during
day.
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FOR SALE: Four Keystone Mag vvbe®^^
for Chevrolet. Call extension 53363
53393, C. F. Burton, Jr., Credit
Office, Eden.
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WANT TO BUY: A used typewn"
Call extension 8812 or after 5:30 P'®
call 635-8624.
Top Weavers, Fixers
The Fieldale Towel Mill’s 1®®U/
weavers and loom fixers are listed ®
low for the most recent periods of
ord .
Weavers—W/E December 15 (
Dobby Terry Lloyd j
Jacquard Terry John Ha^
Fixers—W/E December 15 |j
Dobby Terry George L/® ^
Jacquard Terry Woodman
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THE MILL WHIST^