Employees’ Children Get College Degrees
Pamela Gaye Owen has received her
B.S. degree in English and biology from
Elon College. She is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Owen of Eden.
Mother, Doris Jean, is employed in the
Designing Department at the Karastan
Kug Mill.
Miss Owen’s aunt, Hilda Newnam,
also works at Karastan in the Payroll
and Cost Department; her uncle, Kemp
Newnam, recently retired from the
Sheet Finishing Mill.
Miss Owen is temporarily teaching
at Holmes Junior High School and plans
to enter graduate school in January to
complete work for her master’s degree.
Kenneth W. Evans has graduated from
East Carolina University with a B.S.
degree in business administration.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Evans of Eden. Mr. Evans is a weaver
in the Karastan Rug Mill Weave De
partment; Mrs. Evans (Annie) is em
ployed in the Finishing Department at
the Karastan Rug Mill.
Carl Larry Fasge has graduated from
High Point College where he majored
in political science and history. He was
president of Delta Sigma Phi fraternity
during his senior year.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Fagge. His mother, Lunary, works at
the Karastan Service Center.
Gardner Daughters
Pictured above are the daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Gardner of
Eden. In the top photo are Lori Michelle,
left, three weeks old when the picture
was made; and Lisa Ann, two years old.
In the bottom photo are Shelia Dawn,
left, four years old; and Cynthia Leigh,
six years old.
Mr. Gardner is employed in the
Sheeting Mill Carding Department.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John
S. Gardner and Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Ward.
Co-Makers Must Use Ink
To Sign Loan Application
The Credit Union has announced that
all co-makers must sign the loan forff*
in ink. No signatures in pencil will
allowed.
If any forms are turned in with
co-makers signatures in pencil, thes®
will be returned to the makers, whk'*
will delay the loan. The Credit Uni®”
urges everyone to pay particular atten
tion to this rule so that loans will n®*
be held up by applications having
be returned.
This requirement that all co-makerS
sign in ink is the only new rule in aP'
plying for a loan. The process for ap
plying for a loan remains the same
all other ways.
Bob Ball Chosen Membc*"
Of C of C Committee
E. L. (Bob) Ball, personnel manag®”
at Winchester Spinning Corporation, ”
Fieldcrest subsidiary at Asheville,
been named a member of the researd*
committee of the Asheville Area Cham
ber of Commerce.
The committee with which Mr. Ba"
serves will work with the Economic D®"
velopment and Research Department ®*
the Chamber. The appointment was oD®
of several announced by Hugh E. Get^'
try. Chamber president.
Top Weavers, Fixers
The Fieldale Towel Mill’s leading
A XUWCl J.VU11 S leclU^
weavers and loom fixers are listed t
low for the most recent periods of r®
ord.
Weavers—W/E August 17
Dobby Terry Walter Shelt
Jacquard Terry Lauren ^
Fixers^W/E August 17
Dobby Terry William Mari
Jacquard Terry Wendell Walk
SCHOOL’S OPEN
DRIVE CAREFULLY
Tammy Michelle Tate
Tammy Michelle
Tate is the six-
month-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Da
vid C. Tate of Eden.
Mother, Linda, works
in the Accounts Pay
able Department at
General Offices,
Eden.
Grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
C. Thacker of Ridgeway, Va.
THE MILL WHISTB’