Preview Of Newest
Fiefdcrest Fashions
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has generated great interest due to the
popularity of graphic art today.
Fieldcrest’s plan of confining pro
duction of the four towels to a limited
quantity, after which the screens are to
be destroyed, makes each “Limited
Edition” towel a collector’s item!
“Bountiful”, the new romantic One
Look floral print is a potpourri of imag
inative wildflowers that have an ap
pealing femininity. New coloring tech
niques developed by Fieldcrest give the
“Bountiful” colors a strong perspective,
unusual in pastel prints.
Altogether, Fieldcrest’s Fall 1970 line
offers today’s fashion-conscious woman
worlds of new decorating delights
through which she may express her
own personality.
King’s Graduate
David L. Dew, son of Ishmael and
Pauline Dew, received his associate’s
degree in social science from King’s
College in Charlotte.
Both of his parents work in the Sheet
ing Mill Weave Room and he is also
a former employee of the Sheeting Mill.
Buy . . . Ssll . . . Swap
FOR SALE; One mule, one Chinese
Pug dog (female). Call 623-2994 after
4 p. m.
FOR SALE: Sears 1969 Coldspot air
conditioner. 10,000 BTU. Excellent
condition. Used only two months. Own
er installed central air conditioning.
$165. Call 627-1508 after 6 p.m.
FOR SALE: One couch and chair, two
end tables and a coffee table. Call 349-
3425 after 5:30 p.m.
FOR SALE: Gentle riding pony with
saddle and cart. $75.00. Call 627-7070.
WALTER H. FULTON
ETHEL B. HUNDLEY
Two Are Honored For 40 Years Of Service
Walter H. Fulton, of the Bedspread
Mill, and Ethel B. Hundley, of the Sheet
ing Mill, each completed 40-year rec
ords of continuous service during June.
Each has been presented with the
Fieldcrest 40-year emblem and a letter
of commendation from President G.
William Moore.
Mr. Fulton, a native of Forsyth Coun
ty, first worked as a doffer at the Bed
spread Mill as early as 1922. He was
away from the company for a time but
was re-employed as a doffer June 9,
1930. He has continuous service since
the latter date. He remained a j.
until 1944 when he became a twis ^
tender, in which capacity he contih
to work at the present time. jj,
Mrs. Hundley also' first
1922 as a spinner at the Sheeting
She later left but returned June
1930, and has a continuoue service
since
that time. She worked as a ®P°°q35
tender at the Sheeting Mill until
when she became a spinner. She c
tinues to work in the latter classic
tion. She is a native of Patrick Coun ’
Va.
Pierre Cardin
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terns Cardin says, “My designs are for
the ultra-feminine woman . . . always.”
Fieldcrest believes that the addition
of a second internationally renowned
French fashion designer offers a com
plementary balance to the entire line,
and is in harmony with the highly suc
cessful first collection by Yves St.
Laurent introduced last fall.
Each designer has his own highly in
dividual approach to fashion as exemp
lified by the extraordinary collections
they have created for Fieldcrest.
The chic elegance of St. Laurent’s
designs and Cardin’s youthful roman
ticism led them both to the peak of
international popularity and, ultimate
ly, the creation of Fieldcrest bed and
bath fashions for women who want the
best.
Pierre Cardin, one of the first of the
French haute couture to sense the
power of the very young as a contem
porary fashion influence, has created a
collection that is certain to delight
Fieldcrest customers everywhere.
SAFETY RULES
THE MILL WHIST
Copyright; 1970, Fieldcrest Mills, lhC«
Eden, N. C, 27288
Issued Every Other Monday For
and Friends of Fieldcrest MillS/
OTIS MARLOWE j
EOITOR !
ALICE WARNER
ASSOCIATE EDIT®^^
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Vol. 28 Monday, June 22, 1970
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