first aid class, Ralph McCaston demonstrates!
'Paring: a head bandage for Lewis Carter.
Demonstrating arm splint and sling are Irene Tulloch and Bill Tul-
loch. Lloyd Bolt, instructor, is at right.
bedspread Employees Complete First Aid Course
hst Aid In Accident Cases
^phasized In Course Given
Pendants And Supervisors
^°ur-hour first aid course devel-
through the Medical, Safety and
Departments was taught in
“Sdspread Mill conference room for
It
Sb
seci
Sfnployees of the Bedspread Mill.
f
*:
Was given in two sessions on Sep-
8 and 9, for employees of the
fof
°Pd and third shifts. A similar course
rm
first shift employees is to be sched-
'''I in October.
^j^Jpyd Bolt, medical technician in the
tjj^'^Wal Department, was instructor for
■
9tid
"'ell
Course. Mr. Bolt has had standard
advanced courses in first aid as
i
as instructor training.
course was designed to enable
tg®®'^’'^isors and first aid attendants to
if,J^pr first aid in an accident result-
'an if* 'rijury until the injured person
I oj. taken to the Medical Department
I a hospital.
I Booth, mill training coordinator,
I ^ Rented certificates to Troy New-
! kj!'’ Ralph McCaston, Lewis Carter and
I ,'fiulloch, (Carding); Walter Tinsley
i in^Ping); Orell Shelton and Henry
L^fson (Dye); Margie Hall (Weave);
Martin and Henry Classon (Cloth
(ijj 'h); Irene Tulloch and Grady Pow-
^^£^»n Preparation).
Card Of Thanks
Would like to thank our friends
'5m ^®^Shbors for the flowers, food,
visits and prayers and all other
cf kindness shown us during the
lov^ filness and at the death of our
cd one, Willard Stultz.
lof thoughtfulness will never be
As certificates were presented, from left, Lloyd Bolt, instructor, Lewis Carter,
Bill Tulloch, Ralph McCaston, Irene Tulloch, Troy Newman, Jackie Martin, Henry
Classon, Grady Powell, Walter Tinsley and Mike Booth, training eoordinator.
Fieldcrest Scholars Enrolled In College
•*^®otten. May God bless each and ev-
of you.
Bather, brothers and
SISTERS OF WILLARD STULTZ
(Continued From Page Four)
tute. Her father, Nathaniel Philpott, is
an employee of the Fieldale Towel
Mill.
Mary Schumaker is a senior majoring
in drama at the University of North
Carolina at Greensboro. Her mother,
Louise Lay, is a laboratory assistant at
the Draper Sheeting Mill.
Clara Shepherd is a sophomore ma
joring in English at the University of
North Carolina at Greensboro. Her
father, Earlie Shepherd, is employed
at N. C. Finishing.
Norma Shively is a sophomore ma
joring in secondary education at the
University of North Carolina at Greens
boro. Her father, Norman Shively, is
employed at the Bedspread Mill.
Gary Squires is a freshman at the
University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill and plans to major in dentistry.
His father, Daniel W. Squires, is em
ployed at the Draper Sheeting Mill.
Sandra Styron is a junior majoring in
primary education at East Carolina Un
iversity. Her mother, Elsie Eason, is a
calibrator at the Automatic Blanket
Plant, Smithfield.
Nancy Thomas is a senior majoring
in sociology at Guilford College. Her
father, Sam R. Thomas, is supervisor
of industrial engineering at the Alex
ander Sheeting Mill.
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