Four Years Old
"1 Michelle Brooks, four
is the daughter of Mr.
■ollin F®- Roger Brooks of
Ur Grandparents are
'ieirtti Henry Ballard of
ixer • ' H^ii^rd is a quiller
)ej 'P the Yarn Preparation
^g^^ent at the Fieldale
3 Months Old
flOi
l?r ^ Mrs. Bobby Lee Jones.
Con Garnett, is a
tender in the Yarn
>l(ja, Department at the
Towel Mill.
'on
!'*'Ua] sponsor its fourth
«bbj
le
Jean Jones, nine
old, is the daughter of
^.A. To Hold
ual Art Fair
fieta
Alpha Chapter of
Crafts and Hobby
5Cr\^^^r 8 and 9, at the Eden
'''iii op®”
, Ooon until 8 p.m. Friday
^tbrjg a.m. until 6 p.m.
Clay
3fts
"'ill include ceramics,
oil and watercolor
’ Wood items,
Chris.m.s
'•jS'eiis
quilts,
items
,j6o|.„'''«’ go to community
'ilUrp ’ for handicapped
tlpk. Rphnlarchirsc
!iiU,
scholarships for
^ jp of mentally retarded
'V n't programs for
'Citizens.
c't*^®ls
iorare $1.00 for adults,
^cba„ ohildren and may be
“ from Beta
or at the door.
Alpha
How Many Do You Remember?
These two pictures of Fieldale baseball teams about 50 years ago Copeland, a Mr. Baker, a Mr. Hodge, W. H. Morton and Charlie
were found at home by Hurst Morton, a retired weaver from the Caudell.
Fieldale Towel Mill. Most of the players have been identified but
some were unknown to Mr. Morton. He would appreciate help
from readers in making the identification of the remaining ones.
In the lower picture are (batboy unknown) left to right, first
row, David Dodd, Howard Cowden, Frank Tipton, Guy Going,
In the top picture, left to right, first row, are Si Williams, ^
Tir^tnn Tnrnor r.iih^rt T AifrpH T ^fHr Shotsou, a Mr. Cheeks, Warford Joycc, Alfred Stegall, Delos Jones,
Frank Tipton, Turner Gilbert, Marvin Lince, Alfred Stegall, Lefty „ L , j ^ oicgdi
Hnrrin«tnn nnknnwn- cpcnnH row PlvHo .Wp Paul fRonv^ H. Morton, Homer Hendricks and Moose Tenney.
Harrington and unknown; second row, Clyde Joyce, Paul (Bony)
Birthday
One Year Old Fieldale Seven Years Old
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Om
Cassandra Y. Williamson will
celebrate her seventh birthday
on October 15. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Williamson. Her mother, Sallie,
is employed in the Drape
Department at the Bedspread
Finishing Mill.
Tiwanda Denise Williams is
the one-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Carlton Williams. Both
Mr. and Mrs. (Edith) Williams
are employed in the Twist-Wind-
Reel Department at the
Karastan Spinning Mill, Green
ville.
(Continued from Page Three)
Jamerson and T. Noel Tilley.
William Shelton of the Plant
Service Department was winner
of the contest to guess the value
of a bucket of coins displayed at
the picnic. He received $25 in
quarters arranged on a board to
form the 25-Year Club name.
Entertainment by “The Sun
downers” was much enjoyed.
Ramona Cassaday of the
Warehouse Office was a vocalist
for the group which included her
husband, Junior Cassaday,
manager, guitar and banjo;
Dennis Elmore, saxophone;
Hartley Lackey, bass; and Bill
Rotenberry, rhythm guitar.
Manuel M. Spencer, a 25-Year
Club member employed in the
Shipping and Storage Depart
ment, gave the invocation
preceding the picnic supper.
Maurice Lamar Pritchett
celebrated his seventh birthday
on October 3. His mother, Hattie,
is employed in the Drape
Department at the Bedspread
Finishing Mill.
T>AY, OCTOBER 4, 1976