Ec/en Red Cross Awards
^ieldcrest 12 Trophies
f^ieldcrest departments and plants earned ten 100 percenter trophies and
s two top trophies recently awarded by the Eden Chapter, American Red
'^°ss for participation in the 1977 Bloodmobile Program.
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awards were presented on February 22 at the annual dutch luncheon
uy Buckle, Eden Chapter American Red Cross blood chairman.
JTte two top trophies for outstanding team effort during the 1977 Blood-
^ODiie went to the Bedspread Mill (for the third consecutive year), and to the
Search and Engineering Department, which won for the first time. These
roving trophies which are awarded each year to two teams, one com-
of more than 100 employees, and one of less than 100 employees.
j^^'^scepting the award for the Bedspread Mill was Lonnie Lawson and for
Search and Engineering, Donald Young.
100 percenter trophies, given to teams who met their quotas, were
by the Bedspread Finishing Mill, Blanket Greige Mill, Business ,ln-
^^Tation, Industrial Engineering and Traffic, Industrial Relations, Karastan
rvice Center, Purchasing, Draper Sheeting Mill, Bedspread Mill, and Re-
and Engineering.
j^^^Pecial certificates were also given to Bill DeLapp, Industrial Engineering
Pertinent, and Carl Maddox, Business Information, for their help in im-
'^"^9 the system of blood donations.
Donald Young, right, accepts trophy from Eden Bloodmobile
chairman Guy Buckle.
49 Have Perfect Attendance
At Blanket, Non Woven Mills
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CONGRATULATIONS for outstanding attendance records is being
given to Sanford Odell (center, left) and VVailace Warf (center, right) by
Fred Robertson, plant manager (far left), and Jack Jarrett, personnel
manager (far right).
AY, MARCH 6,1978
Forty-nine employees at the
Blanket Greige Mill and Non-
Woven Mill managed to avoid
winter illnesses and spring fever
to be on the job every day in
1977.
For some employees this mark
ed two or more years of perfect
attendance. But, the two most
dedicated people at those mills
were Sanford Odell and Wallace
Warf with 11 and 10 years of per
fect attendance, respectively.
Attendance records are as fol
lows:
ELEVEN YEARS-Sanford
Odell.
TEN YEARS—Wallace Warf.
FOUR YEARS—Ananias Abbott,
Talmadge Powell, Katherine Grif
fith.
THREE YEARS—George Howell,
Mary Hatcher, Louis Lampkins,
Joseph Wilson, George Woodall.
TWO YEARS—James Griggs,
III, John Millner, Celestine
Sawyers, Ernest Cannon, John
Minter, Landis Powell, Lois Prof
fitt, Wayne Dean, Tommy Hair
ston.
ONE YEAR—James Alley, Ben
nie Hairston, Robert Barnes, Clar
ence Bowling, Jessie Manns,
Ernest Wilson, James Clark,
Johnny Barber, Howard Edwards,
Sam Howell, Leon Neal, James
Booth, John Cannon, Virgil
Cochran, Roosevelt Blackstock,
Marvin Clark, Nadine Lyons, Staf
ford Hubbard, Jessie Adams,
Beatrice Cochran, Leroy Gam
mon, Jessie Overby, Carnathus
Terry, Mandluff Wilson, George
Hopkins, Paul Minter, James Wil
son, Thomas Dillard, Leonard
Jarrett, Frank Overby.
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