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lolumbus, Phenix City 25-Year Club Meets
Some members of the Columbus, Phenix City 25-Year Club
The Columbus Towel Mill and
le Phenix City Plant 25-Year
lub held its annual banquet on
aturday, October 26, at
ieldcrest Mills Lake. The Club
elcomed seven new members
I its roll, bringing the roster to
n official members.
R. W. Harris, Phenix City
lant manager, began the
evening with the invocation. Mr.
Harris also recognized the long-
service employees.
W. S. Ayscue, Columbus plant
manager, introduced new
members who became eligible
for the 25-Year Club. The follow
ing included James W. Barnes,
Alice Ellerbie, Mahota M. Gray,
Joe R. Kimbro, Velma C.
Martin, Johnnie L. McLendon,
and Betty L. Smith.
C. L. Kametches, division
vice-president and general
manager, welcomed the club
members and reported on the
past business year at the plant.
Mr. Kametches expressed his
thanks and appreciation to all
club members.
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Members enjoy program.
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C. L, Kametches expresses appreciation to 26-Year Club members.
Cake Commemorating 25-Year Club Anniversary.
Shawn McLendon Eight Months Old
One Year Old
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Shawn Fredricka McLendon,
ree weeks old, is the son of
Jssie McLendon who is
nployed as a creeler in the
Jfting Department at the
lurelcrest Carpet Mill.
in a factory supervisor’s
Caution — be sure brain
iged before putting mouth
Lisa Beck, eight months old, is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ronnie Beck. Maternal grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Swinson. Paternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Alan Beck. Mr.
Swinson is employed in the
Finishing Department at the
North Carolina Finishing Com
pany. Alan Beck is employed in
the Put Up Department at North
Carolina Finishing.
Employee Honored
Pearlis Dawson, center, a fixer at the Columbus Towel
Mill, recently received a towel set in recognition of im
provements made to the C-11 loom temple. Mr. Dawson,
with the assistance of W. L. Dallas, left, superintendent,
modified the temple resulting in greatly reducing towel
fringe defects. W. A. Ascue, plant manager, right, presents
the gift and congratulations to Mr. Dawson as Mr. Dallas
looks on.
JNDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1974
Lori Ellison, who celebrated
her first birthday October 20, is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Ellison. Her mother, Pam,
is employed in the Karastan
Service Center. Her father is
employed at the Karastan Rug
Mill.
Said a wife, “Herb had good
luck on his hunting trip — he
came back alive.”
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