Top Bowlers
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John Craig Appointed
Towel Asst. Foreman
Fern Roach and Nellie Odell
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Becky Lunncy and Dora Gamier
Award winners pictured left to right are Fern Roach, Maxine Paschall, Dora
Gamier, Ruth Hamm, Patricia Clifton and Becky Lunney.
The Women’s Wednesday Morning
League held their “roll-off” June 10
at the Bowling Center, Eden.
Each of the teams consisted of two
women. The champions were Fern
Roach and Nellie Odell. Runners-up
were Becky Lunney and Dora Gamier.
Winners of the individual trophies
were: Fern Roach, high average, 148;
Maxine Paschall, high set handicap,
535; Dora Gamier, high set scratch,
487; Ruth Hamm, high game handicap,
James Randall Mabe
James Randall
Mabe, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William J.
Mabe, celebrated his
fifth birthday June
10.
His maternal
grandmother, Geneva
Vaughn, is an in
spector in the Kara-
stan Setting Depart
ment and his paternal
grandfather, Irving Mabe, is employed
with the Yard Crew at Fieldcrest.
W. C. Vaughn, the maternal great
grandfather, is a retiree of the Sheet
ing Mill.
250; Patricia Clifton, high game scratch,
174; and Becky Lunney, most improved
bowler, who increased her average by
28 pins.
Shiloh Eagles Winners
Of Last Three Games
The Shiloh Eagles, managed by Sam
Broadnax of the Bedspread Finishing
Mill, won their last three games and
have a season record of 12 wins and
21 losses. The Eagles in recent games
downed the Madison All-Stars 7-3,
Piney Fork 9-3, and Draper 5-4.
They were scheduled to play Brown
Summit there Saturday, June 20, and
were to meet Stokesdale in a double-
header Sunday, June 21, at Stokesdale.
The Eagles also have scheduled a game
with a Richmond, Va., team Sunday af
ternoon, June 28, at the Duke Power
Field, Eden.
Card Of Thanks
I wish to express my sincere appreci
ation to my family, friends, neighbors
and fellow workers for the visits, cards,
gifts and prayers during my recent stay
at the McPherson Hospital in Durham.
John W. Craig, formerly a seco
hand, recently was appointed an s®®’. „
ant foreman in the Weave Room a*-
Fieldale Towel Mill, Fieldale, Va. ^ ^
promotion was a part of the supe^^
ory changes necessitated by the reti
ment of M. Stokes McCombs, an assi®
til®
ant foreman.
Mr. Craig has been employed ia ^
Weave Room since 1954, having
as a filling carrier. He was a wea
for several years and was a loom n
from 1961 until January, 1963,
he became a second hand. He com
ued as second hand until his latest aF
pointment.
Waste Reduction
Scoreboard
KARASTAN SPINNING
Rate of Waste Reduct*®”
Goal By W/E je
Dec. 31 6/7 To P®
Dyeing 6% —% eji
Picking 17% 3%
Carding 3% 2%
Spinning 10% 17%
Twist-Wind-Reel 10% —% ^
TOTAL 10% —%
WINCHESTER SPINNING
Rate of Waste RedU® *
Goal By W/B je
Dec. 31 6/7 To V
Carding 29% 15%
Spinning 10% 18%
Twist-Reel 18% 3%
TOTAL 16 % 13
Your concern for me has meant a &
deal. May God bless each and
one of you.
MRS. MAE M. terry
Blanket Finishing Mill ^
THE MILL WHIST^