Carol Chudd Engaged
To Wayne A. Schaefer
Austin Children
CAROL ANN CHUDD
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Chudd of Bed
ford Hts., Ohio, announce the engaga-
ment of their daughter, Carol Ann, to
Wayne A. Schaefer, son of Mrs. Hilda
Schaefer, of Mayfield Hts., Ohio.
Miss Chudd is a graduate of Hoban
Dominican High School and attended
John Carroll University. She is employ
ed at the Cleveland Service Center as
an inventory control clerk.
Mr. Schaefer was graduated from
Mayfield High School and is presently
attending Griswold Institute of Elec
tronics.
No wedding date has been set.
Pictured here are
the children of Mr.
and Mrs. Claude C.
Austin, Jr. Mr. Aus
tin is employed in
the Weaving Depart
ment at Fieldale
Towel Mill. Seated,
left to right, are;
Joyce Marie, age two,
James Randolph, 14
years old, and Susan
Gayle, who is four. ' - ^
The young lad manning the phone at
right, above, is Joseph Kevin Austin,
who was five weeks old when the pic
ture was taken.
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Westbrooks Celebrate
55 Years Of Marriage
Blackmon Sisters
Mr. and Mrs. John Westbrook recently
celebrated their 55th wedding anniver
sary. Mr. Westbrook is a retired em
ployee of Sheeting Mill Slashing De
partment.
Paul Westbrook, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Westbrook, works in the Sheeting Mill
Spinning Department.
Shown above are Ann Sharlyn Black
mon, age 5, and Frankie Michelle Black
mon, age 6 months. They are the daugh
ters of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blackmon,
Jr., of Smithfield. Their mother (Franc
es) is employed in the Information Ser
vices Department at the Automatic
Blanket Plant.
Sheet Finishing 1$
Barbecue Winner
Employees of the Sheet Finishing 5**.
worked a total of 570,823 hours with®®
a lost-time accident (an average of 2;'
106 hours per employee) and for tb®
good record were given a barbecue d*®'
ner. This was for a period throUl
March, 1970. The date of the last 1®®*'
time accident was March 5, 1969.
The barbecue was served in the i®’
lill
to employees on all working shifts, '*'*
supervisors assisting with the servi®?’
The award dinner was under ter®“
of the Fieldcrest safety contest in vrbi®^
the Company gives a free dinner to *
employees of any mill operating a®
erage of 2,000 hours per employee vi'®'’
out a lost-time accident.
Pictures on the opposite page sh®\
some of the employees of the Sh®'
Finishing Mill as they enjoyed the ba®
becue dinner earned by their good s**
ty performance.
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Golden Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Thompson
brated their 50th wedding annive®^
at a reception given for them by
daughters, Mrs. Mack Morris
nette Dunn, of Eden, and Mrs. W®®
Boulding, of Madison.
Mr. Thompson is a retired empl^-
of the Blanket Mill and his
Annette Dunn, is a telephone clerb
the Karastan Service Center.
Thank You Note
Mrs. Henrietta Coleman, a
from the Bedspread Mill Weave
wishes to thank her friends in tha*
partment for their cards and
pressions of good wishes for her j
ing her stay in Morehead Mer®°
Hospital.
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