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John Mitchell of Warrenton ahJ Mayor and Mrs. J. M. Stokes of Littleton view sewing
machine.
Charles Faulkner demonstrates automatic cuff making and turning machine.
Carolina Sportswear Factory
held open house on Sunday
afternoon from one to five
o'clock with more than 1100
persons present for a tour qf
the building and to view
many of the machines.
Guests were greeted by Miss
Gayle Fleming, Mrs. Ann Bur
nett, Mrs. Bettle Gillespie,
Mrs. Barbara Walker, Mrs.
Goldle Baskett and Miss Lena
Robertson, who were seated at
reception tables at the entrance
to the mechanical department
of thefactory. Here guests were
registered and presented pen
cils. A number of these pen
cils contained silver lettering,
which meant that the recipient
was entitled to a free shirt.
John Andrews, plant manager,
said that 11 shirts were
distributed during the after
noon by Mrs. Katherlne Hol
ler.
From the reception tables,
guests toured the large building
to see the construction of gar
ments from the cutting tables,
to the stitching machines, but
ton-hole machines, and other
machines used to complete the
garment. Many of the regular
operators were at the machines
to give demonstrations and to
answer questions. .
Following the inspection of
the machinery guests moved
into the cafeteria where coffee,
soft drinks and light refresh
ments were served. Serving
were Mesdames Florence
Thompson. Gertie Vaughan,
Louise Taylor, Shelby Hicks,
Cora Green, Irene Edwards,
and Ann Hawks,
Lending a festive air to the
occasion were hundreds of
balloons which were given to
children and floated from
strings.
Manager John Andrews said
yesterday that the management
was very much pleased with the
attendance of the plants open
house and believes it js another
testimony of the fine relation
ship that exists between Car
olina Sportswear and the com
munity.
He listed the heads of the
committee which made the event
a success as follows: Reception,
Mrs. Maybelle Williams;
Clean - up, Mrs. Margaret
Gooch; Refreshments, Mrs.
Florence Thompson and Pub
licity, Mrs. Pat Rivers.
CROWDS ARE SHOWN TOURING SPORTSWEAR FACTORY
General Claude Bowers watches Mrs. Hattie Williams operate hemming machine. General
BOWERS LOOKS ON Borers headed the successful drive to raise funds to make water and sewage available for
the plant and was largely instrumental In the plant's coming to Warrenton.
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AND SAVE MORE!
N. M. MILLIARD, Mgr.
BOYS PANTS Reg S3 49Now$1.6<
Reg. 5.97 Save 1.53
Men's and Ladies
^ Fine Quetity Imported
WATCHES
Save 2.16 Reg. 3.99
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Shown in the refreshment room are Mel Brown, vice presi
dent of Campus Sweaters and Sportswear, right, and his son,
Adam Brown.
WARREN
THEATRE
WARRENTON. N. C.
Phone - 257-3354
MATINEES ONLY
SAT & SUN-3:00 P. M.
SHOWS NIGHTLY
7:00 & 9:00 P. M.
SUN - MON - TUES
AUG. 31 & SEPT. 1 & 2
WALT DISNEY
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WARREH COUNTY
you at the
MONDAY _ ? SATURDAY
SEPT. 22nd. SEPT. 27th.
DAVID ENDY AMUSEMENTS
ON THE MIDWAY
Grand Attractions For Monday & Tuesday Nights
We are pleased to bring to our Fair the Endy Amusements, this is a
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great midway attraction and carries a large fleet of rides and shows.
FREE AUTOMOBILE
ON MONDAY NIGHT DRAWING WILL BE HELD
FROM TICKET STUBS FOR A VALIANT AUTO
MOBILE-A GOOD SOLID CAR-THE KIDS WOULD
LOVE IT-IDEAL FOR THE FISHERMAN OR THE
RUN AROUND CAR. VALUE $350.00.
FREE MINI-BIKE
ON TUESDAY NIGHT DRAWING WILL BE HELD
FROM TICKET STUBS FOR THE NEW MINI-BIKE
THE DREAM OF EVERY TEEN-AGER. THIS IS A
NEW MINI-BIKE. VALUE $169.95.
SEE THE AUTO AND MINI-BIKE ON DISPLAY IN FRONT OF FAIR BUILDING BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 1ST.
YOU MUST BE PRESENT AT THE DRAWING TO WIN WHEN YOUR NUMBER IS CALLED OR ANOTHER
NUMBER WILL BE DRAWN.
TWO BIG SCHOOL DAYS
$200.00 IN SCHOOL DAY PRIZES
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
ALL SCHOOL STUDENTS ADMITTED FREE
SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON ALL RIDES
DURING THE TWO SCHOOL DAYS
$2000.00 PREMIUM US!
BRING IN YOUR EXHIBITS MONDAY AND
SHARE IN THE PREMIUMS OFFERED
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W ACTIVITIES
4-H POULTRY SHOW & SALE
FRIDAY SEPT. 26TH.
SHOW BEGINS AT 4:00 P. M.
SALE BEGINS AT 4:30 P. M.
JUNIOR CALF SHOW WILL BE HELD
ON EACH OF THE TWO SCHOOL DAYS
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YOU WILL ENJOY YOUR VISIT TO THE WARREN COUNTY PAIR, NOW IN OUR MC'LRN BUILDING
AND EQUIPPED WITH MODERN QUICK SERVICE LUNCH ROOM SERVING THE BEST IN FOODS - COLD
DRINKS AND GOOD COFFEE.
AS USUAL THERE WILL BE NO CHARGE FOR PARKING YOUR CAR AT THE WARREN COUNTY FAIR
ON OUR GRADED, TURFED, LIGHTED PARKING LOT WITH PARKING ATTENDANTS, NO OTHER FAIR
IN THE STATE OFFERS THE AT NO CHARGE.
MAKE PLANS NOW TO ATTEND THE WARREN COUNTT FAIR AND DON'T MISS BEING PRESENT ON
MONDAY AND TUESDAY NIGHTS FOR THE GRAND FAIR PRIZES - AUTOMOBILE AND MINI - BIKE.
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C. M. BULLOCK, Ctiin. DUKE MILES Pilr e""'8tarv F^lf taw.
EDDIE CLAYTON. ?VKE M,LES' FM MONROE QARDNElg^g