Kelly, Kathy And Kris Joyce
The Joyce children pictured above
are, left to right—Kelly, six months old;
Kathy, two years old; and Kris, three
years old. They are the daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Joyce of Eden.
Mr. Joyce works in the Accounting De
partment at General Offices.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Hopkins and Mr. and Mrs. Odell Joyce.
Mr. Hopkins is employed in the Me
chanical Development Department of
Fieldcrest.
Tommy Wayne Hale
Kristi M. McElheney
m
Tommy Wayne
Hale is pictured here
at the age of eight
months. He is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Harold Hale of Field-
ale.
Mother (Ellen) is
employed in the
Spooling Department
at the Fieldale Towel
Mill; Mr. Hale is em
ployed in the Weaving Department at
the Towel Mill.
Byron Reid Navey
Cross and
heney, Sr.
Mrs. Guy
employees
Kristi Michelle Mc-
Elheney is the daugh-
'fi ter of Mr. and Mrs.
O. D. McElheney, Jr.
. i Mother, Judy, is sec-
,-^'1 r e t a r y to L. E.
Chewning in the
■ ! General Accounting
I Department at Gen-
eral Offices.
' IPn Grandparents are
* Mr. and Mrs. B. M.
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. McEl-
Great-grandparents, Mr. and
Medford, both are retired
of the Sheeting Mill.
Byron Reid Navey,
pictured here at three
months, is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
Navey, Jr. of Greens
boro.
Grandparents are
Mrs. Frances Navey
and Dewey Navey,
Sr., both of Greens
boro, and Mr. and
Mrs. Reid Weadon of
Eden. Mr. Weadon is employed in the
Weave Room at the Blanket Mill.
Bowling League Captains
Plan Thursday Meeting
A meeting of all captains in the
Fieldcrest Thursday Night League at
the Bowling Center, Eden, will attend
an organizational meeting Thursday,
August 14, at 6:30 p.m. at the Bowling
Center. Any Fieldcrest employees who
are not now members of this league
but who wish to roll in the league this
season are invited to attend the meet
ing.
Card Of Thanks
I want to express deep appreciation
for the expressions of sympathy and
every act of kindness shown to me at
the death of my husband, Clarence
Manley. I especially want to thank Dr.
A. W. Reeser and the nurses at More-
head Hospital for all that they did. May
God bless all of you who were so
thoughtful.
MRS. CLARENCE MANLEY
George Minter, of the Sheeting Mill,
is president of the league, which will
open the new season Thursday, Sep
tember 4, at 6:30 p.m.
Returns Home
Mrs. Henrietta Coleman, a retired
employee of the Bedspread Weave Room,
has returned home after spending sev
eral weeks in Beaufort, S. C., visiting
relatives.
Chaney Girls
t
Donna, 10 years old,
Chaney, three months
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Chatisy
of Fieldale. Mr. Chaney is a fixer-in'
training in the Spinning Department a
the Fieldale Towel Mill. Mrs. Chants'
(Helen) is presently on leave from
job as a spooler tender in the Spinning
Department.
Das Children
F. R. (Jack) Das, III, 26 months
and Grayson Talbott Das, four moht*’^
old, are the sons of Mr. and Mrs.
Das of Eden.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gray,
son K. Talbott. Mr. Talbott is employ® j
in the Cutting and Sewing DeparttnO*'
at the Bedspread Finishing Mill.
Card Of Thanks
I want to thank all of my friends ^
relatives in the Fieldale and Eden arf^,
for their many acts of kindness duri”|
my recent illness. Your expressions
love were most gratifying.
MRS. ETHEL HARRINGTON
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THE MILL WHISTl^'