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•'sparing window display for Fieldcrest Store
j students Bob Buckner, Stoneville, and
^sbb, Bethany. Bob Buckner is brother of
Rorrer, of the Office Systems Department.
Another group of students is shown making blocks to be used in window
display. From left are Mike Delapp, of Reidsville; Betty Barham, of Beth
any; and David White, of Stoneville. David White’s wife, Christina, is also
employed in Office Systems Department at Fieldcrest.
Students! Decorate Windows: At Store
® part of Fieldcrest’s cooperation
Rockingham Community College,
of the advertising and dis-
Vjfl, ••lass at RCC recently prepared
sL aw displays which are now being
at the Fieldcrest Store, Eden.
The advertising and display course at
RCC is being taught by Mrs. William
O. Moser, of Eden, and is a college
parallel course.
For the displays, the students creat
ed their own designs, built the fixtures
and installed the displays in the win
dows. Three students worked on each
of the two windows. In a later part
of the project in May, six more stu
dents will create displays to replace
those now being shown.
Five Generations In Kelly Family
Five generations are shown in the picture at left. Left to right
on back row are Mrs. G. W. Kelly and her daughter, Mrs.
Robert Shelton, formerly of the Bedspread Weave Room.
On the front row are Mrs. Shelton’s daughter, Mrs. Curtis
Fain and her daughter, Mrs. Clyde Lawrence. Mrs. Fain is
holding Mrs. Lawrence’s daughter, Lorri Biegger.
Mrs. Kelly is the mother of Margaret Corum of the Blanket
Mill Inspecting Department and Dorothy Robertson of the
Domestics Quality Control Department.
I^ets To Be Shown
(R'lny people have pets which
value highly and are proud
Row to others. There are prob-
R some unusual pets owned by
. fsons in the Fieldcrest organ-
‘^ation.
^oginning soon. The Mill
(, ,Rtle will have a new feature
lied “Pet Corner” which will
'■arr
pictures of employees and
Pets or the children of em-
'•yees with the pets.
you want your pet shown in
white, glossy photograph to
sR Mill Whistle along with de-
(gRtive information. Include in-
wRation about where the em-
y®e Works.
series, send a clear, black
D. M. Dalton, III
D. M. Dalton, III, celebrated his sec
ond birthday March 28. He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. D. M.
Dalton, Jr. Mrs. Dal
ton (Marie), works
in the Order Depart
ment at the Blanket
Warehouse.
Grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
Carter of Greens
boro and Mr. and
Mrs. D. M. Dalton,
Sr., of Eden. His pa
ternal grandmother, Vera Dalton, is
employed in the Sewing Department at
the Sheet Finishing Mill.
A little girl was describing her first
experience in an elevator. “We got into
a little room,” she said, “and the up
stairs came down.”
Happenings At Los
Angeles Service Ctr.
Fauncine Robinson, Friden operator,
Los Angeles Service Center, has recent
ly returned to work after a leave of
absence. Fauncine is now the proud
mother of a son, Jeffrey Allen, born
January 14.
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Michele Hilke, order editor, is now
on leave of absence and on March 9
presented her family with a daughter,
Dolores Christene.
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We all welcome Chuck Gauer, ware
houseman, to the Los Angeles Service
Center. Chuck was formerly with the
Midwest Service Center.
ay, APRIL 19, 1971