TH^ MILL WHISTLE ' Copyright, 1972, Fieldcrest Mills, Inc. Eden, N. C. 27288 Issued Every Other Monday For Employees and Friends of Fieldcrest Mills, Inc. Q OTIS MARLOWE GanrinGS ALIcl'wrRREN LJvJLIUlJvJ[7 ASSOCIATE EDITOR Member, International Association of Business Communicators REPORTING STAFF Alexander Sheeting Mill Edna Bright Automatic Blanket Plant Janice Ennis Bedspread Finishing Mill Ann Midkiff Bedspread Mill Edna Hopper Blanket Finishing Mill Roslyn Henry Blanket Mill Dovie Gilbert Blanket Warehouse Geraldine Perkins Columbus Towel Mill Mildred Newsome Dallas Service Center Barbara Aldriege Draper Sheeting Mill Ruth Minter Fieldale Towel Mill Faye Warren General Offices Gladys Holland Katherine Manley Karastan Mill Irene Meeks Karastan Service Center Mary Stephens Laurelcrest Carpets Carolyn Branch Los Angeles Service Center .... Gwen Lawrence Midwest Service Center Joan Mason Mount Holly Barbara Herrin Non-Woven Blanket Mill Hilda Gilley Northeast Service Center Mary Kulpak Sheet Finishing Mill Brenda May Winchester Spinning Mill Ann Wilson Worthville Spinning Mill Betty Callicutt Vol. 30 Mon., March 6, 1972 No. 17 SERVICE NNIVERSARIES Forty-Five Years Ina K. Henson Alexander Sheeting Thirty-Five Years Mary E. Farrar Columbus Colonel D. Evans Karastan Thirty Years Thelma W. Powell Draper Sheeting Ishmael Dew Draper Sheeting Bennie Hairston Blanket Twenty-Five Years William O. Kennon Draper Sheeting Garland E. Church .... Draper Sheeting Raymond V. Setliff Fieldale Audrey M. Belton Fieldale Peachy V. Haynes Draper Sheeting Katie R. Hankins Fieldcrest Store Beatrice L. Shelton Fieldale Eula R. Tilley Fieldale Howard D. Higgs Draper Sheeting Anne B. Biggs Sheet Finishing Twenty Years Robert L. Cox, Jr Blanket Finishing David R. Barr Columbus Edna Y. Hopper Bedspread Fifteen Years James R. Hensley Traffic Blanche T. Merriman Fieldale Jack L. Hovey Columbus Goldie H. Martin Fieldale Jerry W. Thrasher, Sr Columbus Ten Years James M. Brown Fieldcrest Store Virgie E. Cheek Karastan James H. Taylor Fieldale 2 ■ : iS i k R. W. ROBARGE D. T. SPENCER J. A. SMITH Master Mechanics Group Chooses Officers R. W. Robarge, plant engineer at the Foremost Screen Print plant, Stokes- dale, is the new president of the En gineers and Master Mechanics Associa tion at Fieldcrest. D. T. Spencer, superintendent of plant services at the Blanket Mill, was elect ed vice president and J. A. Smith, di rector of mechanical engineering at the Karastan Rug Mill, was named sec retary. The Engineers and Master Mechanics Association was formed several y®®, ago as an effort to further understa® ing and cooperation between of the central Engineering Departm®^j and mill management personnel Fieldcrest. Members of the association quarterly in the conference room at t General Offices, Eden. The program ^ ually consists of a brief business followed by a speaker on a topi® common interest to the group. In Karastan showroom, Jones Norman hands out booklets to teacher-intern^' Teacher-Interns Visit Karastai^ A group of Mars Hill College educa tion students, interning at Burton Grove School in Eden, visited the Karastan Rug Mill February 9. They were met by Jones W. Norman, Leaksville person nel manager, and toured the mill with Edward Newman, Karastan training coordinator, as guide. The “teacher-intems”, all juniors, are spending the entire semester at Bur ton Grove in an experiment funded by the Reynolds Foundation. The purpose of the project is to study the advant ages of doing practice teaching and tak ing classes while actually working in a school system. Burton Grove is of two schools in North Carolina P ticipating in the project. In addition to their practice the students are taking classes by Dr. Blanche Norman, principm Burton Grove School, and Mrs- Therrell, Mars Hill instructor and ordinator of the project. . In discussing the purpose of .ji visit to the Karastan Mill, Dr. said, “We are trying to acquaint tP j, with the economic base of the comm^ ty just as we would other new tea®P coming into the school system.” THE MILL WHI I J

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