Scholars who attended luncheon in their honor,
left to rigrht above, are Terry Chilton, Karen Hodges,
Norma Shively, Sandra Combs, Carole Meeks, Sarah Dunivant,
Vicki Brackett and Clara Shepherd.
l^leldcrest Scholarships recipients who attended lunch-
above left to right, are Michael Hall, James Bryant,
Cobi ^ l^awson, Ronald Broadnax, Marvin Brinkley, Allen
Naomi Carter and Connie Philpott. Scholarship winners
unable to attend were Richard Brinkley, William Husak, Susan
Gambill, Cathy Gillie, Sandra Green, Mary Ellen Lay, Fair
Merrlman, Jerry Nance, Carolyn Phillips and Nancy Thomas.
^^otnoted To Foreman
C. McDaniel has been promoted
foreman to foreman of
Sewing Department at
Finishing Mill at Eden,
^ f,® .herald Warren,
h ® Axton, Va., Mr. McDaniel
in the Cutting and Sewing
^ blent most of the years since
for four years he spent in
6a. y service. He began as a sheet
- - -o -K, —
'3toj ®bd later worked as service op-
^tlie and second hand. He be-
'0i
assistant foreman in 1965.
Hday,
Scholarship Winners
Honored At Luncheon
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Company’s generosity and interest in
education. “You are doing something
that will mean much in the future. We
are much aware that the schools can
count on this interest in education at
the heart of the Fieldcrest organization.
In this community we look upon Field-
crest as a friend and as our strongest
supporter,” Mr. Pressley said.
Each of the scholarship winners was
asked to introduce himself or herself
and tell of college plans and plans for
their future careers.
Dr. William McGehee, director of
personnel research and development,
who is chairman of the Fieldcrest
Scholarship Committee, presided and in
troduced the following officials: R. A.
Harris, senior vice president-manufact
uring; A. L. Jackson, vice president-
domestics manufacturing.
Also H. H. Newton, vice president-
industrial relations; W. B. Lucas, as
sistant secretary and general counsel;
R. F. Bell, personnel manager. North
Carolina Finishing Company division;
Otis Marlowe, editor. The Mill Whistle;
and O. L. Raines, personnel manager,
Fieldale Towel Mill.
Joins Fieldcrest
SEPTEMBER 7, 1970
Penn A. Anthony, Jr., formerly of
Patrick Springs, Va., has joined Field
crest Mills, Inc., as a shift supervisor
in the Weave Room at the Karastan
Rug Mill.
Mr. Anthony graduated from Hardin
Reynolds High School, Critz, Va., and
from Draughon’s Business College, Win
ston-Salem, where he majored in busi
ness administration. He served in the
Air Force for four years, 1964-68, and
was a jet aircraft mechanic.