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Sena and Harold Funk with a newborn baby

Adeline Shupe is shown something by a man

A photograph of mill employee Annie Hylton holding a safety diorama.

A headshot of Arthur Underwood

Joe Bob Davis and Frank Richie present an award to Faye Nelson

Harold Funk presents an award

Walter Johnson and Lewis Waller present an award

James Gray (Supervisor in weaving room) and Walter Johnson present a clock radio to an employee

Reuben Bond presents a prize to an employee

Betty G. Stevens stands with two other women getting food

a headshot of Bill Barker

A headshot of mill employee Caroline Bond.

A headshot of a Fries Mill employee

Sinia James, Bradley Lineberry, Jean Miller Lineberry, Arlene Miller, and Darren Lineberry

Jackie Sharp administers a flu shot to a woman

An image showing several mill employees using large hoses to wash waste products from the mill into the river.

Gilbert Lawson poses with an older man

Shirley Trent Litteral and Whiz Farmer, far sides

A group stands together, including Harrson Jones (2nd from left) and Betty Wright (far right)

Gertrude Bates and family

Wanda Buttons, Tom Hill, Helen Beamer, and Jerry Moore

Back, left to right: Gilbert Lawson, unknown, unknown, Walter Johnson. F, M: Robert Blaine Wright

Hobart Lane, right

Jackie Sharp in a field with a man

Jackie Sharp in a field with many others in front of a helicopter

Jackie Sharp and Glenda Lyons standing in front of a Christmas tree

Jessie Jenkins stands behind a seated Johnny Pearman.

A headshot of mill employee Jimmy Spence

A headshot of John Cox

4th from the back: Boyd "Mac" Tsom

Betty Thornton, Betty Sexton, Lela Funk, Ruth Reever, and Kate Byrd

6 people pose for a picture, the interior tow shaking hands and holding a paper

Marie Pearman and Page Durhan hold a coffee set

Nancy Reed in front of a calendar

A textile mill employee stands between two other men, whose heads have been cut out of the picture.

Ruth Durham recieves a prize from Frank Richie on stage in front of a crowd

Three men stand together, facing the camera, in front of textile machinery.