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Mauney Hosiery
Honors Employees
Mauney Hosiery Mills
honored 82 employees with ser-
vice records, certificates of
perfect attendance, and for 25 or
more years of continuous service
at the annual Awards Banquet
Monday night at Holiday Inn.
President WK. Mauney, Jr.
and General Manager Charles F.
Mauney joined the keynote
speaker, Gardner Webb College
President Dr. Craven Williams,
in commending the group of
employees.
Making the presentations
were supervisors David Ray,
Jerry Webster, James Greene,
Joe Wyte, David Faunce and
Charles F. Mauney. Other
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Carl F.
Mauney, Mrs. WK. Mauney,
Jr., Mrs. Charles Mauney, Mrs.
Craven Williams and Lib
Stewart.
Mauney Hosiery Mills was
organized 45 years ago this sum-
mer in the basement of a card-
room at Mauney Mills in Kings
Montain. =~ Today, the plant
numbers 250 employees and 20
percent of them have been with
the company more than five
years while three of them, Edna
E. Tindall, James Greene and
Aileen McDaniel have worked
for Mauney Hosiery 40 years or
more.
Quoting Charles Dickens who
said in April 1884, “it is the
worst and best of times,” Dr.
Williams said that in 1984 there
is an apprehension about the
future with a society that tries to
politic its way to happiness. “I
wish I could carry your message
to the graduates I will be speak-
ing to this commencement
You have been loyal,
trustworthy, and successful in
your jobs because you took the
initiative,” said Williams, who
interspersed his remarks with
humorous anecdotes.
Service awards went to:
Devella Adams, Hazel Hipp,
Elizabeth Haskins, Willie Ray
Bell, Margaret Payne, Mary V.
Greene, Donna Parker, Loretta
Gill, Phyllis Savage, Hilda Ross
and Judy Ray, five years: Ken-
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neth Birch, Dorothy Moore, Bar-
bara Bees, Geneva Deaton,
Wilma Harris, Shirley Smith,
Juanita Starr, Cornelia
Buchanan, and Jacqueline
Jenkins, ten years. Guy Powell,
Jo An Davis, Darlene Yarbro,
Ruth Alexander, Aileene
Hamrick, Bill Fender, Carol
Crockett, Orangel McDaniel,
Brenda Arrington, Lillian Smith,
Margie Williams, Janet Jones,
Helen Tate and R.G. Franklin,
15 years. Vernie Mae Allran, 20
years. Joe Wyte and Evelyn
Greene, 30 years. Martha
Mullinax, 35 years. Edna Earl
Tindall, James Greene, and
Aileene McDaniel, 40 years.
Employees honored for 35
years Or more continuous ser-
vice: Lib Rayfield, 38; Betty
Yarbro, 37; Ruth Hughes, 34;
David Mauney, 33; Henry Belk,
32; Pansy Cunningham, 31; Lib
Bell, 31; Faye Bowen, 28; and
A.J. Jamerson, 27.
Sylvia Franklin was honored
for 12 years perfect attendance.
Others honored for perfect at-
tendance in the various depart-
ments: Knitting, Phillip Gold,
one; Curtis Webb, one; Tex
Sipes, two; Martha Mullinax,
five; Edna E. Tindall, nine; and
Helen Moss, 10; Greige Goods,
Dorothy Burris, one; Elizabeth
Haskins, one; Doris Spearman,
one; Tim Lancaster, two; Mary
Jamerson, three; and Troy Lee
Wright, 13; Dye House, Walter
Lewis, two; Finishing - Viola
Reid, one; Susan King, one;
Brenda Arrington, one; Faye
Bowen, one; Rebecca Carroll,
one; Eulala Doby, one; Aileen
McDaniel, one; Helen Owens,
one; Jimmy: Carpenter, one;
Burdenia Bumgardner, one;
Margaret Williams, two; Rober-
ta Brown, two; Ollie Jane Hicks,
two; Pearl Mcintosh, two;
. Rocky Martin, six; and David
Gardner, 11.. Office - Vickie
Leigh, one.
The invocation was given by
Carl F. Mauney. A banquet
meal of steak and accessories
was, served.
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SERVICE AWARDS - Charles F. Mauney, left, presents service awards to Vernie Mae Allran,
Martha Mullinax, Joe Wyte and Aileene McDaniel during the annual awards banquet in
which 800 employees were honored Monday night. At head table are Dr. and Mrs, Craven
Williams of Gardner Webb College.
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