Recent Service
Anniversaries
Forty-five Years
Murray E. Trexler N. C. Finishing
Forty Years
Annie I. Wyatt Phenix City
Margaret A. Snell Swift Spinning
Thirty-F'ive Years
Clarence M. Weaver Bedspread
Tenner Massey, Jr N. C. Finishing
Homer Q. McAlexander Fieldale
Thirty Years
R.thel C. Minter Blanket Greige
Sam Willie Adams Draper Sheeting
Mary T. k ain Fieldale
Joseph H. Eggleston Bejoseph H. Eggleston Bedspread
Woodman Allen Fieldale
Twenty-Five Years
Jessie E. Woodham Columbus
Lillie W. Wray Bedspread
Frances S. Stewart Blanket Greige
Twenty Years
E. C. Walton Phenix City
Cecil A. Howell Blanket Greige
William B. Miley, Jr Karastan
Myrtle B. Hall Draper Sheeting
Sadie H. Patterson Karastan
Lester M. Faircloth Columbus
Mabel H. Stewart Fieldale
Maxine M. Jones Karastan
Thomas G. Bateman Bedspread
R. Maynard Taylor Karastan
Ernest F. Pruitt Blanket Greige
Evelyn C. Sink Blanket Finishing
Dorothy K. Robertson Quality Control
Garland S. Crumpton Karastan
James H. Barrow, Sr Blanket Greige
Gladys D. Gauldin Karastan
Lorene P. Martin Product Development
Bessie R. Everette Karastan
Ida R. Parker Karastan
Pauline F. Setliff Blanket Greige
James T. Franklin Karastan
Nolan M. McBride Blanket Greige
John L. Jenkins Columbus
Enous I. Adams Columbus
Wilma B, Laney Columbus
Fifteen Years
Norman Donaldson Columbus
Jean C. Hardy Fieldale
Nova P. Adkins Fieldale
Robert A. Harden, J.r Plant Engineering
Barbara H. Carter Fieldale
Elnetta H. Patterson Laurelcrest Carpet
Carolyn T. Kendrick Blanket Warehouse
Martin W. Snead Draper Sheeting
Margaret Grimes phenix City
B. Jackson Harris N. C. Specials
William E. Richardson, Jr Bedspread
James W. Soyars Karastan
Ten Years
Carl Layfield Columbus
OlhverJ.Jeffnes Bedspread
Sheet Finishing
Bertha a Minter Draper Sheeting
Mahssia L. Williams Bedspread Finishing
Stewart Sheet Finishing
Louise W. Sethff Draper Sheeting
James E. Spencer Fieldale
Alexander Sheeting
Barry G. Martin
Frances E. Nelson aras an
M''H izrswitt Sp'ninJ
“'“’’w.frr
Joseph M. Flannagan Bedspread
Mary M. Argo
JohnT. Stevens I Swift Spinning
Gabriel F. Thomas Karastan
J.W. Parsons, Jr
owitt Spinning
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The new 76,000 square-foot warehouse at Smithfield.
New Warehouse At Smithfiel
A 76,000 square-foot ware
house has been completed at the
Automatic Blanket Plant at
Smithfield.
The new facility, which was
constructed on the north side of
the Automatic Blanket plant,
measures 180 feet wide and 425
feet long.
“The new warehouse will
eliminate the necessity for the
company’s renting warehouse
space m Smithfield and Pine
level,” said T. R. Wallace, plant
manager.
“The automatic blanket
business is a highly seasonal
one, with about 60 percent of the
goods being shipped in the last
four months of the year. This
new addition should meet our
requirements for the next
several years,” he said.
Goods will be moved into the
new warehouse during
December, Mr. Wallace
Fieldcrest began operatk-
Smithfield in June of Mwj
209.000 square-foot fac|
Several years ago, an adi;
100.000 square feet of floors^^
was added. The latest aft
makes a total of 385,000 S(^
feet in the automatic bk
operation.
The new facility was blit'
Rogers Construction Conif;
of Smithfield.
UA.fi
„1rit VOlSt i'
IRS
Q. Under a divorce decree,
Pm required to pay my ex-
wife’s medical and dental ex
penses. Do I deduct these as
medical expenses subject to the
limitations imposed on such de
ductions or as alimony without
any limitation?
A. In general, such
amounts qualify as alimony
and may be deducted as such
without limitation. Your ex-
wife must include the payment
in her gross income, but if she
itemizes her deductions she can
deduct the payment as a medi
cal expense.
Draper Parade
Is December 14
14.
the
The
The 8th annual children’s
Christmas parade in the Draper
section of Eden will be held at 11
a.rn. Saturday, December
This is a change from
previously announced date.
change was made due to some
major conflicts.
The parade will include cars
carrying city and county
officials, several beauty queens,
professional and locally-built
floats, two high school bands
including Morehead High
School, Kallam School of Dance,
local service units. National
Guard, several other units.
Clowns, mini-bikes and horses
also will take part. A Parade
Princess contest is being held in
connection with the parade.
Dan Squires, parade
chairman, and the sponsoring
Draper Y’s Men’s Club, Eden
Fire Station No. 2 (Draper) and
Draper Merchants invite others
to participate. Those wishing to
have an entry in the parade
should get in touch with
Q. In January, I ga«
son $2,000 worth of stock i
wedding present. In W
gave him another $3,000 jif
know I’ll have to file a Fci
gift tax return becaiis
these gifts. When is the an
filing deadline?
A. Federal gift tax ret
are not filed annually, t-
are filed quarterly. If'
gifts to any one person, 
added to all previous gi®
that person during the
CHARLES W. GALLAHER.IIl
Gallaher Named
To New Position
Mr.
Squires or any of the sponsors.
Charles W. Gallaher, III, has
been named Manager-Carpet
and Rug Information Services
reporting to Robert H. Hair’
Director-Business Information
Mr. Gallaher joined Fieldcrest
in 1966 as a supervisor in the
Carpet and Rug Information
Services Department and in 1968
became a systems analyst in the
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Mt. Holly Set
Fine Recori
Employees of the M*
Holly Spinning Mill J
again set an outstanc
record in their suppofl
United Way of Gasi
the
County.
In
the 1975 “■
campaign, 100 percen
the Mount Holly emplj!'
gave or pledgee
contribution to the funC
of the employees exceptj
pledged on the Fair s
basis.
This made the i
consecutive year tha ■
percent of the empw'
gave or pledged
contribution to the U >
Way. Contributions
109 employees
total'
lyeeo -
$2,743, for an average^,
$25.17. In addition totM
ployees’ gifts, the coj
through the Fiela«
Foundation gave $450'
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