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Robert A. Harris, senior vice P*^:
dent-manufacturing and secretary i
Fieldcrest Mills, Inc., has been
chairman of the executive commit^®
the board of trustees at Campbell
lege at Buies Creek. ;
Mr. Harris has served on the Ca
bell College board of trustees i®,
number of years and is also a h
of the Consolidated University of
attended both CaraP
University of ^ ^
Carolina at Chapel Hill, where h®
ceived his B. S. in commerce degr^'
1939.
Carolina. He
College and the
Active in public affairs in the
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and locally, he is a trustee of the
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Economics Foundation of the UniV'
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Circulation Managers’ Wives See Karastan
Greensboro
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A group of approximately GO women from North Carolina, South Carolina and
Virginia are shown at the entrance to the Karastan Rug Mill prior to their tour of
the plant. The visitors were wives of members of the Mid-Atlantic Circulation Man
agers Association, representing daily newspapers in the three states, who were hold
ing a meeting in Greensboro.
of North Carolina at
recently was elected a director
North Carolina Textile Manufact'*
Association.
He is a member and past preside”
the Leaksville-Spray Rotary Club' P
president of the Meadow Greens
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Karastan Sales Announces New Assignments
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head Memorial Hospital board ^
tees and has been treasurer of the
City Community Fund. .
The Karastan Marketing Division has
announced the appointment effective
November 1 of George H. Kim as na
tional contract manager, a new post.
In making the announcement, John
F. Deery, vice president of sales in the
Karastan Marketing Division, said; “The
establishment of a formal contract sales
department is further evidence of Kar-
astan’s total commitment to the com
mercial carpet market.
“Since 1928 Karastan has held an im
portant and prestigious position in the
residential carpet market as a style in
novator and producer of quality pro
ducts. We are now moving toward a
similar status in the fast-expanding con
tract market. Our marketing approach
es are more aggressive and pin-pointed,
and we are rapidly beefing up our con
tract product mix and merchandising
programs.”
Mr. Kim has been Karastan’s terri
tory manager for Texas and Oklahoma
since 1967. He joined the company in
1959 and was named a sales representa
tive for the Rocky Mountain territory
in 1963, Mr. Kim, who currently re
sides with his family in the Dallas area,
will move to Karastan’s sales head
quarters in New York. He will report
to Mr. Deery.
Mr. Deery also announced the follow
ing moves;
Edward W. Zimmerman, formerly
territory manager for Karastan in
Wisconsin, Indiana and parts of Ill
inois, has been transferred to the Dallas
area succeeding Mr. Kim.
Douglas A. Marlowe, a Karastan sales
service representative covering the
Chicago and Midwest area, has been
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assigned to Mr. Zimmerman’s t®””’
Allan Robertson, who has
Karastan sales service represen
covering the West Coast, has
named manager of a new territorl,,
eluding Arizona and parts of son'
California and Nevada.
Robert C. Mairs will concentrate
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activities on the very important
trading area of Greater Los Angel”^
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PAY YOURSELF
SEE YOUR CREDIT UNION
‘Miss Virginia’ Visits Fieldcrest Store
Cherie Suzanne Davis, Miss Virginia
1968, who emceed the Miss Eden beauty
pageant October 17, visited the Field
crest Store on the afternoon of Friday,
October 16.
She is shown above admiring t’
towel from the “Algiers” line
Fall 1970 Yves St. Laurent coH”T-
At the right is W. P. Groseclose,
ager of the Fieldcrest Store.
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