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PI«idcrMt Mills, Inc.
Ed«n, N. C. 272W
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OTIS MARLOWE
EDITOR
CAMILLE F. FERKINS
ASSOCIATE EDITOR
Member, Intemetionel Assocletion
of Business Communketors
ADVISORY BOARD
R. F. BELL
W. F. CRUMLEY
S. R. CULLIGAN
A. H. JUSTICE
J. M. MOORE
O.L. RAINES
R. E. REECE
W. F. ROBERTSON
REPORTING STAFF
Automatic Blanket Plant
Janice Ennis
Bedspread Finishing Mill
Ann Midkiff
Bedspread .Mill
Edna Hopper
Blanket Finishing Mill
Roslyn Henry
Blanket Greige 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 Rug Mill
Irene Meeks
Karastan Service Center
Mary Stephens
Karastan Spinning-Worsted
Debra Whaley
Laurelcrest Carpet Plant
Stan Bartell
Laurelcrest Yarn Mill
Barbara Hinson
Laurelcrest Service Center
Charles L. Moore
Los Angeles Service Center
Fran Crowder
Midwest Service Center
Judy Gluth
Mount Holly Spinning Mill
Barbara Herrin
Non-Woven Mill
Doris Shockley
Northeast Service Center
Mary Kulpak
North Carolina Finishing
Phyllis Partee
Scoltsboro Rug Mill
Hilda Thomas
Sheet P’inishing Mill
Brenda May
Winchester Spinning Mill
Ann Wilson
N. C. Finishing, Bedspread Mili Men Atta
Outstanding Continuous Service Records
Sidney C. Simerson, a shader
at the North Carolina Finishing
Company division at Salisbury,
recently completed an
outstanding record of 45 years of
continuous service with the com
pany.
Two additional employees,
Robert L. Mauldin, process
development manager at NCF,
and C. W. (Bill) Tulloch, a fixer
in the Spinning Department at
the Bedspread Mill, recently
completed fine records of 40
years of continuous service.
Each long-service employee
has received the appropriate
Fieldcrest service emblem, a
gift certificate for company
merchandise equal in dollar
amounts to the years of service,
and a letter of commendation
from President William C.
Battle.
Mr. Simerson, who began em
ployment on July 14, 1930, has
worked his entire 45 years as a
shader in the Put Up
Department at NCF.
SIDNEY C. SIMERSON
Mr. Mauldin began em
ployment on July 8, 1935, as a
supervisor in the Rayon Depart
ment at NCF. He was named
plant superintendent. Rayon
Division, in 1951, and assistant
superintendent of production in
Foster Wins Slogan Contest
Buy... Sell... Swap
FOR-SALE: Boys’ brown suit
and matching tie. Size 16 slim.
Worn only once. $10.00. Call
752-1316 (Greenville).
FOR SALE: 7-hp Murray riding
lawn mower, one year old. Call
627-1910 after 5 p.m.
WANTED TO BUY: Girls’
bicycle, 16-inch or 20-inch.
Must be in good condition. Call
627-3615 after 5:30 p.m.
PT)RSALE: Full-sizeR. C. Allen
typewritter with 18” carriage,
metal stand with rollers, drop-
leaf sides and center drawer.
All for $35.00. Call 627-7573.
BABYSITTING: Will keep one
child in three to five-year-old
age group on first shift. Call
627-08.39.
FOR SALE: Bird dog puppies,
females. Mixed English setter
and black Gordon. Eight
weeks old. $15 each. Call 939-
2151 (Ruffin).
FOR SALE: One 30” Whirlpool
electric stove, white. Call 342-
0443.
WANTED TO BUY: Good wood
cook stove with warming
ovens and water tank. Call 623-
6376 after 7 p.m.
P’OR SALE: One 16-hp tractor
with 42” mowing attachment
and a grading blade. Like new.
Call 623-9814 after 6 p.m.
WANTED TO BUY: 8’ x 5’ or 9’ x
5’ enclosed trailer, either
single or dual axle. Call 623-
6310 after 3:15 p.m.
ROBERT L. MAULDIN
C. W. (BILL)
TULLO^
1963. Later in 1963, he was
named technical manager. He
was named process develop
ment manager, his present
classification, in 1967.
Mr. Tulloch began continuous
service on July 7, 1935, as a
warper tender at the old
Mill. He went to the BedSr
Mill in 1937, as a spinne',
later worked as a tie-up^j
doffer and overhauler
becoming a fixer, his P'
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Leroy Foster, right, is congratulated by W. C. Flake,
plant manager, Laurelcrest Carpet Mill, on winning the
Safety Slogan Contest at Carpet Mill. The winning slogan
was “Join the Safety Generation and Live”. Mr. Foster
is employed as a quality technician in the plant manager’s
office at the Laurelcrest Carpet Mill.
classification, in 1953.
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Recent Service Anniversaries
5 Forty-Five Years
J Sidney C. Simerson n. C. Finis^'"^'
Forty Years
Robert L. Mauldin N. C. F'inisl"'';
Columbus W. Tulloch Bedsp‘‘’'‘
Thirty-Five Years
George A. Peeler n. C. Finis'’’'*
Thirty Years i
Caris N. Dotson Alexa”
Margie S. Frazier ....T Draper Shee*'®
Doris W. Washburn Karas^
James H. Hall Blanket Finisl"'
Twenty-Five Years ,s
Helen S. Beheler Fi®'
Lois E. Quattlebaum Phenix''’’
Samuel E. Chilton Non
Claude C. Austin, Jr Fi®' .
Harry C. Poston Bedsp’*'*^
Ruby U. McGuire Blanket
James C. Estes Blanket GF':
Dollie M. Phelps Phenix
Virginia D. Lowdermilk Alexa”'
Twenty Years
Sadie H. Turner Draper Shei'
Joe L. Perkins Karas’
John R. Millner ^ Blanket GF’’'j
Edith H. Alcorn Bedspread Finisl”'
Leslie Jones Colni”
Ralph C. Lee Colu”’'
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Agnes B. Money Phenix
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Louise B. Graham Fi‘’”.
Bessie Sellers Phenix G’
Fifteen Years
Demris W. Holt fjek
William 1). Law .7 p’jel‘1’'*
Mary H. Millard
Automatic BD’’ 1
S. Walter Belcher plepl’'
Ncta H. Adams ZZZ''Automatic Bk>”|
Geraldine Cooke Automatic BU”'
Janice T. Ennis Automatic Bla”
Clara E. Yelverton Automatic BD”
Dorothy P, Jones Automatic BD”'
Lelia C. tldwards Beds?’'
Ten Years
Freda W. Joyce Blanket Warel'^l:
Louise A. Leatherwood Phenix “
Frank T. Webb Bedsp”*^*
k'. Edward Maxey piel^l'
Willard H. Miller ZZZZZ’’ Colui”'
Brenda G. Smith Blanket Gr”’
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Olivia T. Bell
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Sheet Finis
David Lockhart Colun’;;
Barbara It. Smith ii...qhecl’'
Draper Shd-’*'
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