Vol 54 No 2 - Southern Clothing Market

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Join Us As We Celebrate our 23rd Year at the Upcoming Spring 2013 Southern Clothing Market,
which will be held at the Embassy Suites Hotel on August 4th, 5th, 6th. We hope we will see you there.
Vol. 54 No. 2
May 2012
Our Raffle for St. Jude Children’s Research The Spring 2013 Southern Clothing Market
Hospital In February Was A Huge Success Will Be Held at the Embassy Suites Hotel
When the decision was made to
again hold a raffle to benefit St. Jude
Children’s Research Hospital, there
was some concern as to how successful
it would be. As most of you know,
there is quite a bit of work involved in
making plans for the event during the
Southern Clothing Market. Dianne
Norton goes a long way in making
sure it is a success, because there are
lots of preparations before the market
and during the market, such as tickets,
signs and prizes. All of the hard work
that went into the plans was worth the
effort because, we passed the goal that
was established (which was $1,000.00).
Thanks to everyone who bought
tickets, and to the following who
donated prizes for the raffle. The
Embassy Suites Hotel donated four
night stays, the Omaha Steakhouse
gave four $75 certificates, the Men’s
Apparel Club gave four $50.00 bills,
Larry Holland donated four ride-alongs
in his 70 Olds Dragster, and Justus
Daniel donated four ride-alongs in
his 51 Henry J Dragster. Tony Brown
General Manager at the Mooresville
Dragway donated his time and his staff
to insure that the event at the dragway
was successful and enjoyable.
During the first drawing on Sunday
evening, the following were winners.
Ronnie Winfield (pictured above
with Larry Holland) won a night stay
at the Embassy, Sylvia Marks won
a certificate to Omaha Steakhouse,
Sam Evatt-Sam Evatt’s, Spartanburg,
Join us for our show on August 4th, 5th, and 6th
SC, won a ride-along (donated to
Steve Mayer-Omaha Steakhouse),
Joe Sugar-Joe Sugar’s, St. Paul, NC
won a ride-along (donated to Kevin
Plucker, Embassy Suites) and Jay
Hurley-Trueman’s, Leesburg, FL, won
a $50 bill.
During the second drawing on
Sunday evening, the following were
winners. Melissa Paul - Yancey
Parker’s Lifestyle, AL, won an Omaha
Steakhouse certificate (pictured above,
L-R; Lynda Carpenter, Addison and
Melissa Paul, and Larry Holland), Jim
Sweeney, (above) won a $50 bill,
As we continue on page 5, the
RaffSeSee “Raffle for St. Jude” (page 5)
T
he Spring 2013 Southern
Clothing Market will be
held August 4th, 5th and 6th
at the Embassy Suites Hotel,
located at 4800 S. Tryon Street at
Woodlawn (Billy Graham Parkway)
in Charlotte, North Carolina. From
I-77, take exit 6B and you’ll see the
Embassy Suites Hotel on the corner.
We are proud that this is our 23rd
year at the Embassy Suites Hotel. The
Embassy associates always make an
effort to be sure that we are treated
with utmost respect and care. Last
year when we were hit with the “flood”
and the ceiling at the entrance fell,
the staff jumped right in to make sure
the market was not interrupted at all.
It shows that they are a “Do Care”
facility. Thanks to the Embassy for the
great job that they do for us!
Also, THANKS to Brick Waddell
and Wilson O. Woods for having the
foresight to found the Men’s Apparel
Club of the Carolinas, Inc. seventytwo years ago. The MAC has become
one of the greatest and best in the
entire country. That is due to the fine
leadership of the great people who have
served on our Board of Directors over
the years.
The market opens on Saturday,
August 4 th at 9:00 AM and closes
at 6:00 PM. Don’t forget, for those
retailers who would like to work later
than 6:00 PM, the salesmen will be
more than glad to accommodate you.
The registration office (Suite 706) is
open on Friday for the convenience of
our retailers. Usually over one-half of
the salesmen are working on Friday, so
make your appointments to get an early
start. There are a few who are working
on Wednesday and Thursday.
The Spring 2013 Market opens
daily on Saturday, Sunday and Monday
at 9:00 AM and closes at 6:00 PM.
There is always a cocktail party, after
the market closes, from 6:00 to 8:00
PM. Your favorite beverage awaits
you, and there is food on Saturday and
Sunday evenings. It’s a great time to
get together with friends and enjoy the
end of a long work day.
On Saturday, Sunday and Monday
we will be serving lunch in the atrium
for our salesmen and retailers, from
12:00 Noon until 2:00 PM. Retailers,
don’t forget to pick up your lunch
tickets in Suite 706 when you register.
Again, we ask for your cooperation
in not bringing children under the age
of twelve years of age. Thank you for
your cooperation and we look forward
to having each of you here August 4th,
5th, and 6th, 2012.
While visiting the Southern Clothing Market in Charlotte, you may want
to visit the following websites to view area attractions, local shopping, and
more information about Charlotte. We hope you have a great time during
your stay in Charlotte.
www.imapcharlotte.com
www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g49022-Activities-Charlotte_North_Carolina.html
May 2012
Rags to Riches - www.macragstoriches.com
President’s Message
The Men’s Apparel Club
of the Carolinas, Incorporated
Dear Fellow Retailers and Salespeople,
4740 Randolph Road
Time flies and again we can now begin to prepare for the 2013 Holiday/Spring Southern Clothing Market,
scheduled August 3rd thru the 6th at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Charlotte NC. With the economy starting to
perk up, and the attitude that things are starting to get better, this show will be a great step in that direction. We
look forward to seeing all our friends and be assured that there will be plenty of opportunities to buy goods for
immediate delivery from most all the Vendors and of course the Holiday and Spring goods for your inspection.
As always, I want to give a big “Thank You” to Larry Holland, the Executive Director of the MAC
Club, and Dianne Norton, the Executive Assistant, for the hard work that they spend on making this market one
of the top shows in the country.
After 41 years in the apparel industry, I have retired from the business, and look forward to NOT
spending those long hours in the car. The hardest part of making this decision, was not being able to see and
spend time with all the many friends that I have been blessed to have made over my career. But having said that,
the memories and the time spent with so many of you, I couldn’t have asked or dreamed of being in an industry
that has been so very good to me. So I can now enjoy time at home and spending time with my family and fine
tuning my golf game- which needs a lot of fine tuning. I will hopefully be spending time with grandchildren in
the near future.
We look forward to seeing you folks in August. Be safe and good selling!!
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Charlotte, NC 28211
Ph: 704-366-3654 Fax: 704-366-3651
www.mensapparelclub.com
[email protected]
Larry D. Holland - Executive Director
Dianne C. Norton - Assistant Executive Director
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Sincerely,
Gary O’Malley
President
Men’s Apparel Club of the Carolinas, Inc.
1st Row
2nd Row
Because We Care
JAMES WILLIAM
CLAIBORNE “SLUG”
(Oct 13, 1932 - Mar 2, 2012)
Mr. Claiborne, age 79, of
Charlotte, NC, died peacefully at
home on March 2, 2012.
He is survived by his wife
of 58 years, the former Jo Ann
Bailey; by two daughters, Priscilla
Claiborne and her husband Bob of
The Woodlands, TX; by one son,
James W. “Clay” Claiborne, Jr. and
his wife Elaine of Charlotte; by
seven grandchildren: Rachael Ross
of Charlotte, Bonnie MacIntyre
Skinner and her husband Bryan
of Georgetown, KY, Travis Porter
of Ft. Myers, FL, Bailey Porter
of Orlando, FL, and McCrea,
Carter and Davis Clairborne, all
of Charlotte; and by one greatgranddaughter, Harper Elizabeth
Skinner of Georgetown, KY. He is
also survived by two siblings: Anne
C. Overcash of Monroe, NC and
Jack Claiborne and his wife Anne
Marie of Charlotte.
Born in Newell, NC, on October
13, 1932, he was the youngest of six
children of Henry G. and Minnie H.
Claiborne. Following his father’s
death in 1936, his family moved
to the Central High neighborhood
in Charlotte. An open-faced, big-hearted kid with an infectious grin
and engaging manner, he never met
a stranger. He got the nickname
“Slug” from Central High. He
was president of his high school
class and also served as president
of the Central High student body.
He won an academic scholarship
to the University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill. In June of 1953
he married Jo Ann Bailey, his
high school sweetheart. In 1955
he earned a degree in business
administration and began three
years’ service in the Air Force. In
anticipation of his discharge, he was
accepted for law school at UNCChapel Hill, but before he could
enroll, his father-in-law, cafeteria
operator W. W. Bailey, suffered a
heart attack and sought Slug’s help
in operating his cafeteria chain.
In 1961, after his father-in-law’s
recovery, he decided to open his
own cafeteria, The Barclay, at
Amity Gardens Shopping Center
on Independence Boulevard. In
1970, he expanded into the upscale
restaurant business with Slug’s Rib
on Independence Boulevard; in
the years that followed he opened
more establishments in Charlotte,
as well as Myrtle Beach, WinstonSalem, Chapel Hill and Litchfield
Beach. His showplace was Slug’s
30th Edition on the top floor of
the Jefferson-First Union Tower at
College and Third Streets.
He was a leader in the Charlotte
and North Carolina Restaurant
Associations, and in 1975 was
selected as the NC Restaurateur
of the Year. In addition to his
restaurant business, Slug was a
busy promoter of Charlotte and
Charlotte-area athletics. Thousands
of people counted “Slugger” as one
of their friends
His wife, Jo Ann was the love
of his life and, until his last days, he
told her many times every day how
much he loved her and thanked her
for their life together. At the end of
his life he often proclaimed that he
was “the luckiest man in the world.”
A service to celebrate his life
was held on Tuesday, March 6th at
Sardis Presbyterian Church. In lieu
of flowers, memorials were asked to
be made to Sardis Mission House,
Sardis Presbyterian Church, 6100
Sardis Road, Charlotte, NC 28270,
or Loaves and Fishes, P. O. Box
11234, Charlotte, NC 28220.
Howard Liss, Chairman of the Board;
Gary O’Malley, President
Randy Campbell, Vice President;
Winfred Sowders, Secretary/Treasurer
DIRECTORS
Condolences may be expressed at www.
HarryandBryantFuneralHome.com.
1st Row Lynda Carpenter; David Chiles
2nd Row E. Holmes Cooke; Rick Port
August 2012 thru August 2014
Southern Clothing Market Show Dates
at the Embassy Suites Hotel
4800 S. Tryon Street, Charlotte, NC 28217
SAMUEL WALTER
JONES, III
(Jul 20, 1946 - Feb 3, 2012)
Sam Jones, III, age 65, of
Grayson, Georgia, passed away on
February 3, 2012 after a gallant fight
with prostate cancer. He is survived
by his wife of 36 years, Cathy Davis
Jones; two sons, Samuel Walter
Jones, IV (Deede) of Decatur, AL,
Benjamin Davis Jones (Heather) of
See Because We Care, Page 3
August 4, 5, 6, 2012
Optional Days
Friday, the 3rd & Tuesday, the 7th
February 2, 3, 4, 2013
Optional Days
Fri the 1st & Tues the 5th
August 3, 4, 5, 2013
Optional Days
Fri the 2nd & Tue the 6th
February 1,2, 3, 2014
Optional Days
Fri Jan 31st & Tue Feb 4th
August 2, 3, 4, 2014
Optional Days
Fri, the 1st & Tue, the 5th
Lunch is served at noon during each show for retailers and exhibitors.
We would like to thank everyone who has contributed to our “Care” section of the Rags to Riches. This has helped keep all of our retailers and members aware of the concerns . Please continue to
contact us with news you would like to share. Remember, you are our best avenue for obtaining this information.
May 2012
“Because We Care” From Page 2
SAMUEL WALTER JONES, III (cont)
Atlanta, GA and daughter, Emily
Jones Thomason (Nick) all of Atlanta, GA; two grandsons, Samuel
Wyker Jones and Ian Richardson
Jones both of Decatur, AL; brotherin-law, John J. Davis (Rhonda)
of Kennesaw, GA; several nieces
and a nephew. He was preceded in
death by his parents and a brother,
Stephen Allen “Yogi” Jones.
Sam was born in Laurel, MS
July 20, 1946 to Iva Lucille Herchenhahn Jones and Samuel Walter
Jones, Jr. He grew up in Nashville,
Tennessee and was an Eagle Scout.
He was graduated from the University of Alabama in 1969 with a
Bachelor of Science degree in marketing and was a member of Sigma
Alpha Epsilon Fraternity.
Sam was a devoted member
at St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church
in Snellville where he served on
the Vestry, was Senior Warden of
the Parish, and was a member of
the Cursillo Community. Sam’s
greatest joys in life were his family,
church, automobiles, and race car
driving. He will be remembered
as a Southern Gentleman with a
contagious zest for life and dynamic
personality. Sam’s favorite Psalm
was, “be still and know that I am
God.”
Sam Jones was a member of
the Men’s Apparel Club of the
Carolinas, Inc. for many years.
Larry D. Holland, Executive Director (MAC) stated, “Sam was
a diligent and hard working man,
who was well liked by all who knew
him. He was the type of member
who you never heard from, unless it
was of the utmost importance. He
loved his family, and his son Davis
had started working with him in the
business. He will be greatly missed
by his friends and retailers. We in
the MAC office will miss his pleasant manner.”
A Memorial Service celebrating the life of Mr. Jones was held
on Wednesday, February 8, 2012,
at St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church,
Snellville, GA 30078 with Fr. P.
Douglas Coil, Rector officiating. In
memory of Mr. Jones send or view
condolences at www.wagesfuneralhome.com.
JOHN G. LEWIS
(Mar 13, 1923 - Feb 25, 2012)
John G. Lewis, 81, of Davidson, NC, and Ocean Drive, SC,
died on Friday, May 4, 2012, at
the Levine & Dickson Hospice
House. He was born on August 8,
1930, in Jacksonville, FL to the
late Pearce and Margaret McLin
Lewis. He served in both the U.S.
Army and Navy and enjoyed a
successful career as a manufacturer’s representative for Corbin,
Ltd., Hickey-Freeman, and Bobby
Jones men’s clothing. He was an
avid golfer and dancer and was a
member of The Shagger’s Hall
of Fame as well as The Living
Legends, organizations dedicated
to the preservation of the shag, the
South Carolina state dance.
John is survived by his wife,
Jan Lewis; sister, Margaret Ann
Schwartzburg of Lawrence, KS;
son, John G. Lewis, III, and wife
Sharon of Raleigh; daughter,
Cathy Sloan and husband Steve
of Statesville; and son, Bert Ogburn and wife Jennifer of Mt.
Pleasant, SC; niece Katie Strahan
and husband Ward of Fairway,
KS; six grandchildren, one greatgrandchild and one great-nephew.
He is also survived by mother-inlaw, Nadine T. Atkinson; brotherin-law Steve Atkinson and wife
Alicia, and niece Kathryn Atkinson. He was predeceased by his
father-in-law, Maj. (ret.) Walter
G. Atkinson, Jr., and his brother-
in-law, Tripp Atkinson.
John was a former member of
the Men’s Apparel Club of the Carolinas, Inc. and attended the markets
in Charlotte for a number of years.
(He mostly exhibited during the
Southern Clothing Market since his
lines were clothing oriented). He
was a genuine and likable person,
with a humorous side to him. Larry
D. Holland, Executive Director of
the MAC stated, “Years ago when
we first moved to the Embassy
Suites, I played a joke on John, that
makes me laugh even today. John
was housed next door to our first
show office (located in suite 236).
I found out you could use the TV
remote and operate the TV next
door (through the window). John
was working with a customer, with
his back to the TV which was turned
off. I eased out into the atrium and
zapped his TV and it started working. After about a minute John
turned around and turned off the
TV. I gave him about 2 minutes and
zapped the TV again and it blasted
on and John turned around and got
out of his chair and unplugged the
TV. I later on told him of the joke
and he said ‘I couldn’t understand
the situation at all and thought
maybe it was on a timer.’ We
laughed and he called me a couple
of expletives. If my memory serves
me correctly, Andy Mayer had given
me the tip about the proper use of
a TV remote. Andy said he could
shoot the remote straight across
the atrium and shut off the TV in
another suite. Jokes were common
place in those days and members
were more closely connected than
today. Money was abound and life
was more fun, it seems like. Folks
today have to work harder and there
isn’t much time for those fun times.”
Funeral Services were private.
In lieu of flowers, memorials were
asked to be made to Levine & Dickson Hospice House, 10500 Vanstory
Dr., Huntersville, NC 28078 or The
Hall of Fame Foundation, P.O. Box
4070, N. Myrtle Beach, SC 29597.
James Funeral Home, Huntersville,
NC is serving the family.
Page 3 DAVID MITCHELL STILL
(Aug 10, 1946 - Mar 27, 2012)
HELEN INGRAM
TEMPLETON
(Mar 13, 1923 - Feb 25, 2012)
Mr. David Mitchell Still, 65, of
Cornelius, NC died Tuesday, March
27, 2012, at his residence.
Born August 10, 1946 in
Albemarle, NC he was the son of the
late Zebulon V. and Zena Pauline
Hudson Still.
Mr. Still was a veteran of the
US Army and owner of Still &
Company, LL (CPA).
A memorial service was
conducted on Friday, March 30,
2012, in the Chapel of RaymerKepner Funeral Home.
A loving husband and father,
he leaves to cherish his memory
his wife, Carol Woodhouse Still;
daughters, Christian Still and Kelly
Still of Cornelius; sister, Rebecca
S. Levine and husband Gary; two
nephews and a niece.
In addition to his parents he was
preceded in death by his brother.
In lieu of flowers, memorials
were asked to be sent to the Maple
brook School, Inc. (for special
needs), 5142 Route 22, Amenia,
NY 12501.
Raymer-Kepner Funeral Home
& Cremation Service, Huntersville,
NC assisted the family. Friends may
offer condolences to the family at
www.raymerfh.com
David served as the CPA for
the Men’s Apparel Club of the
Carolinas, Inc. since the mid 1980’s.
David and his wife Carol attended
many MAC functions during his
tenure as accountant for the MAC
organization.
MAC President, Gary O’Malley,
recently lost his mother-in-law, Mrs.
Helen Ingram Templeton (mother
of John Templeton, a former MAC
Member).
M r s . Te m p l e t o n , o f
Mooresville, NC, died in Statesville
on Saturday, February 25, 2012.
Helen was born in Stony Point,
NC to Jessie Leona Chapman and
Finley Alphonso Ingra. Helen
graduated from Stony Point High
School and married John Smith
Templeton on October 9, 1943 in
Dothan, AL where he was stationed
prior to leaving for England and
the World War II D-Day Invasion.
Helen was primarily a homemaker
and loved cooking for her family.
Helen partnered with her husband
to establish The General Store in
Denver, NC.
Helen is survived by her
daughter, Diane O’Malley and her
husband, Gary and her son John
Smith Templeton, Jr. and his wife,
Sally.
“At the end of our lives, we
will not be judged by how many
diplomas we received, how much
money we made, or how many great
things we have done. We will be
judged by “I was hungry and you
gave me to eat. I was naked and you
clothed me. I was homeless and you
took me in.” - Mother Teresa. And
so Helen lived her life with grace,
dignity, humor and most of all with
enormous love.
Andy Mayer Asked Us to Remind You That
“Men Get Breast Cancer Too...It’s Rare, But They Fare Lots Worse - and this is why!”
Men rarely get breast cancer, but
those who do often don’t survive as
long as women, largely because they
don’t even realize they can get it and
are slow to recognize the warning
signs, researchers say.
On average, women with breast
cancer lived two years longer than
men in the biggest study yet of the
disease in males.
The study found that men’s
breast tumors were larger at
diagnosis, more advanced and more
likely to have spread to other parts of
the body. Men were also diagnosed
later in life; in the study, they were
63 on average, versus 59 for women.
Many men have no idea that
they can get breast cancer, and some
doctors are in the dark, too, dismissing
symptoms that would be an automatic
red flag in women, said study leader
Dr. Jon Greif, a breast cancer surgeon
in Oakland, CA.
The American Cancer Society
estimates 1 in 1,000 men will get
breast cancer, versus 1 in 8 women.
By comparison, 1 in 6 men will get
prostate cancer, the most common
cancer in men. “It’s not really been
on the radar screen to think about
breast cancer in men,” said Dr. David
Winchester, a breast cancer surgeon in
NorthShore University HealthSystem
in suburban Chicago who was not
involved in the study. Winchester
treats only a few men with breast
cancer each year, compared with at
least 100 women.
The researchers analyzed 10
years of national data on breast cancer
cases, from 1998 to 2007. A total
of 13,457 male patients diagnosed
during those years were included,
versus 1.4 million women. The
database contains about 75 percent of
all U.S. breast cancer cases.
The men who were studied lived
an average of about eight years after
being diagnosed, compared with more
than 10 years for women. The study
doesn’t indicate whether patients died
of breast cancer or something else.
Dr. Akkamma Ravi, a breast
cancer specialist at Weill Cornell
Medical College in New York, said
the research bolsters results in smaller
studies and may help raise awareness.
Because the disease is so rare in men,
research is pretty scant, and doctors
are left to treat it the same way they
manage the disease in women, she
said.
“Go on-line, do research, become
aware of breast cancer symptoms. It’s
not just a woman’s disease. It can
happen to anyone.”
http://www.cancer.org/Cancer/BreastCancerinMen/DetailedGuide/
May 2012
Tommy Hill
Page 4 Winfred Sowders
Salem Neckwear
Lavin Belts, Suspenders & Acces
Top Circle Hosiery
Southern Clothing Market-Spring 2013
August 4, 5, 6, 2012
(910) 439-5336, Tel
(910) 417-5190, Cell
(910) 439-5336, Fax
[email protected]
“Cotton Traders”
“Duck Head”
“Grand River Jeans”
“Reed Leather”
Southern Clothing Market Spring 2013
Ph: 919-658-9443 Cell: 252-422-3211
Cell: 919-920-2366 Fax: 919-635-3729
email: [email protected]
Embassy Suites Hotel, August 4, 5, 6, 2012
Randy Campbell
Lynda C. Carpenter
345 Rothaus Court, Stockbridge, GA 30281
Ofc: 770-975-0775 Fax: 770-320-9194
2600 Lackey Meadows Drive
Delaware, OH 43015
Ph: 740-657-1333
Fax: 740-657-1444
[email protected]
Cell: 727-244-3748, [email protected]
Southern Clothing Market
Spring 2013 Market
August 4, 5, 6, 2012
I.M.M. Neckwear Inc
VIV Shirts, Inc
Quieti Sport Shirts
Southern Clothing Market - Spring 2013
August 4, 5, 6, 2012
Vinci Enterprise
Fortini
Lucci
Pallini
Ranalli
Elegante Gentiluomo
SINCLAIR SALES
Still & Company, LLP
Certified Public Accountants
Marketing and Sales
107 Hermitage Road
Lexington, SC 29072
803 359-4449
David M. Still
We are available to serve members of the Men’s Apparel Club.
Please call us to arrange for an initial consultation at no charge.
(704) 502-4176
Mannequins for the
Contact Tim Norkett 704-343-0521
Charles A. Sinclair
Regional Marketing Representative
Today’s
Quote
Nobody grows old by merely living a number
of years. People grow old by deserting their
ideals. You are as young as your faith, as old
as your doubt; as young as your self-confidence,
as old as your fears; as young as your hope,
as old as your despair.
- Douglas MacArthur
May 2012
Karl Schueneman’s Fish That “Did Not Get Away”
While vacationing on Millar Island, a family
owned Canadian Island, Karl Schueneman caught
a large Lake Trout, which weighed approximately
11 lbs (pictured on the left at Pipestone Lake in
Western Ontario).
To reach the Millar Island, you travel 26 miles
by boat for over 3 hours. It is a four acre island
in the Canadian National Forest. Karl stayed in a
rather rustic cabin, but it did have solar power and
running water with electric pumps. The additions
were added by family members after receiving it as
a gift from a deceased grandfather.
Pictured below is the cabin and Karl’s view.
“Raffle for St. Jude” (continued from page 1)
Vernon Harrell-Harrell’s in Burgaw,
NC, won a $50 bill, Perry LancasterBritton’s, Columbia, SC, won a night
stay at the Embassy, Ashley Norwood
won an Omaha Steakhouse certificate
(pictured below receiving her prize
from Larry Holland) and Justus Daniel
Charlotte, NC), Craig Monroe-Wickets,
Ponte Vedra Beach, FL, won a night stay
at the Embassy Suites, Joseph LylesLyles, Cochran, GA, won a ride-along
(donated to Brett Phillips), and Jonathan
Smith-Bespoke Carolina, Nichols, SC,
won an Omaha Steakhouse certificate.
Thanks again to all who donated to
this worthy cause, making this a very
successful benefit to St. Jude Children’s
Research Hospital.
Danny’s Dream
winners are Hugh Testerman- Blakley,
Mitchell, Bristol VA (pitured above
with Larry Holland), won a ride-along,
donated to David Chiles, James Hill
(pictured below) won a ride-along,
which was donated to Lynda Carpenter.
won a night stay at the Embassy Suites.
During the third drawing, which
was held on Monday, the following
were winners. Matt McClellan-MS
McClellan’s, Knoxville, TN, won a $50
bill, Bob Goodman won a ride-along
(donated to Bruce Julian-Bruce Julian’s,
St. Jude Children’s
Research Hospital
was officially dedicated on
the morning of February 4, 1962, by
Danny Thomas, who unveiled a statue
of St. Jude Thaddeus standing at the
entrance. The corner stone of the statue
contains various documents, newspaper
articles about the hospital, and 75 cents.
During an early fund-raising trip to
Peoria, Illinois, Danny encountered a
little boy who, though blind and partially
deaf, said he “wanted to help the poor,
sick kids” and handed Danny a half
dollar and a quarter. Danny found it
to be so moving that he wanted it to
symbolically be at the base of all that St.
Jude does. The corner stone contains
these two coins.
Page 5 Things to See and Do
During Your Stay In
Charlotte
So many things to do, so little
time…Isn’t that always the way it
goes? Charlotte’s attractions are
no exception. This city may have a
reputation for NASCAR roots, but
ways to play stretch far beyond the
track.
The elegant orchids at Daniel
Stowe Botanical Garden, the riproaring coasters at Carowinds, and
the Broadway show tunes at Belk
Theatre are just a few of the countless
reasons to shut off the Blackberry and
book an extra day for all the Charlotte
attractions in the fine Southern city of
Charlotte, North Carolina.
Attractions in Charlotte that
often mesmerize most of the tourists
who come here, the Billy Graham
Library and the US National White
Water center are of special importance.
The former one is known to be a place
of historical and religious significance
and is about a 1/2 mile from the
Embassy. The later one is known to
be the spot for canoe and kayak races
and is known to hold the dignity and
the prestige of this region. Next in
line is The NASCAR Hall of Fame
where simulator rides and several
interactive displays will occupy an
entire day. There is also a refreshment
café where you can grab a few bites to
beat the fatigue. The Levine Museum
showcasing artifacts salvaged from
the post civil war period and the
Carowinds, which is an amusement
park with thrilling water rides are
some of the other popular attractions
in Charlotte.
Charlotte Nightlife
Charlotte is also the centre of
some of the most awesome nightclubs
in the USA. At the crossing of the 5th
Street and Tyron you can get hold of
some of the original Irish Bars. The Ra
Ria is a chain of restaurants that would
serve you delectable dishes. Besides
ordinary restaurants and nightclubs,
Brick and Barrel, The Fox & Hound
and the Rock Bottom Brewery are
some of the well-known nightclubs
in this region. Fridays and Saturdays
are the days when the business is at its
rocking heights in this region.
Go on-line and check out the
websites listed below to help in locating
that special place you might want to
visit, or call our office, 704-366-3654
for suggestions. We hope you have a
great time while in Charlotte.
www.imapcharlotte.com
www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g49022Activities-Charlotte_North_Carolina.html
www.10best.com/destinations/north-carolina/
charlotte/nightlife/best-nightlife
May 2012
Page 6 Everyone Had a Great Day at the Mooresville Dragway
During the Ride-Along To Benefit St. Jude’s Hospital
Thursday, March 29th turned out to be a fantastic day for
the ride-along at the Mooresville Dragway. There was a great
turnout for the “Get-Away at the Drags.” Plenty of hot dogs
and hamburgers, and of course there were “refreshments” for
those who showed up.
There was plenty of support from the Men’s Apparel Club
Board of Directors, as President Gary O’Malley came out
to lend a hand with cooking the dogs, Vice President Randy
Campbell drove down from Ohio, Directors Lynda Carpenter
and David Chiles drove in for the festivities (their first time
at the event) and they thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Lynda
brought husband Jim along, and David brought his wife, Sara.
It was just a great day for this benefit to St. Jude Children’s
Research Hospital.
The staff from the Embassy Suites and Omaha
Steakhouse accepted their invitations to come out for a
‘getaway” from their daily rigors. This was just a “thankyou” for their participation in our raffle, by donating prizes.
Embassy General Manager Kevin Plucker, Senior Sales
Manager, Kathy Domby, Director of Sales & Marketing,
Elaine Utter-Stelmat are the folks we work closely with
during the markets. Also, from the Omaha Steakhouse there
was District Food and Beverage Manager, Matthew Mellon,
General Manager of Omaha Steakhouse, Steve Mayer, and
Director of Catering, Susan Weissen. We just wanted to show
our appreciation for what they do for us during our markets.
Kevin, Matthew and Steve were given a ride-along and
they said, “It was one of the most exhilarating and exciting
things I have ever experienced.” “It was a kick in the butt
ride, nothing like I could even imagine.”
David Chiles and Brett Phillips (former George E. Fern
Company employee) were taken for a ride-along and they
both agreed it was a blast. David is a former racer and so is
Brett, but both said the launch speed is different than their
type of racing. “The adrenaline really gets to pumping when
you’re in a dragster.”
Justus Daniel brought his 1951 Henry J Blown dragster
out to assist with the ride-along. Justus had Rick Breeden
and his wife come out, who paid $100 for a ride-along (for
St. Jude). Rick had never experienced a ride in a dragster.
His wife decided not to ride.
Bruce Julian came out to take a ride-along that had been
passed on to him from Bob Goodman. Bruce stated, “Man,
that was a kick-a _ _ ride, something like I couldn’t fathom.
The launch power that his car puts out is awesome.”
Since the Dragway was nice enough to devote their time
for this worthwhile benefit, Larry Holland and Justus Daniel
stayed over for the night of “Test and Tune” from 6:00 until
10:00 PM to show their appreciation to Tony Brown, General
Manager at the Mooresville Dragway. On the first run, Justus
put a “holshot” on Larry and beat him to the finish line. Justus
turned a 5.59 sec ET at 124 MPH, while Larry turned in a
time of 5.71 sec
ET at a speed of 125 MPH. On the next run, Larry “cut
the tree down” and left first and beat Justus to the finish. It was
an evening of fun, as Tony had a fantastic crowd of spectators
on hand. The Mooresville Dragway was able to donate $500
and another $500 came from Kohl’s. All in all it was a very
successful day for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Matthew Mellon-District Food and Beverage Manager for Omaha
Steakhouse.
Dianne Norton, Susan Weissen, Director of Catering-Omaha Steakhouse, and Lynda Carpenter.
Bruce Julian-Bruce Julian’s Clothier, Charlotte, North Carolina with
Lynda Carpenter.
Kathy Domby, Senior Sales Manager of Embassy, Elaine Utter-Stelmat,
Director of Sales and Marketing, and Steve Mayer, General Manager
of Omaha Steakhouse.
Kevin Plucker, General Manager of Embassy Suites Hotel.
Larry Holland prepares for his Ride-Along passengers.
Left to right: Kevin Plucker, Matt Mellon, Dianne Norton, Unknown Friend, Brett Phillips, Bruce Julian, Randy Campbell, Sylvia Marks, Lynda Carpenter peering at the back door (Larry’s trailer), Susan Weissen looks
out side door, all watching Justus Daniel taking Steve Mayer (Omaha Steakhouse) on his Ride-along.
May 2012
Page 7 February 2012 Southern Clothing Market Activities
Hugh and Bill Testerman from Blakley-Mitchell Clothing in Bristol, VA
get the latest scoop from Jim Sweeney.
We were fortunate enough to help Maurice Julian
celebrate his 93rd Birthday. Congratulations Maurice.
Maurice is the father of Bruce Julian, of Bruce Julian
Clothier, Charlotte, NC.
Ronnie Winfield shares a joke with this group of wannabees. WAIT!!
That cutie in the back, Rick Johns, is not a wannabee.
I heard Rick’s getting married real soon.
Designer, Michael Blue, enjoys the festivities at
Super Bowl XLVI. He was soooo cute.
May 2012
Page 8 February 2012 Southern Clothing Market Activities
Mark Stepherson and Tom Buckelew-Buckelew’s in Montgomery, Alabama are busy working on
making that right selection from all those samples that Mark has to show him.
First time exhibitor, Jonathan Torjman and Stephen Tuttle - Stephen Tuttle’s Menswear, Winston Salem,
North Carolina, take a moment from working to pose for the camera. Thanks guys!
Andy Knorr, a new member of the Men’s Apparel Club of the Carolinas, shows his new line to a
customer, with help from his brother Eric.
Richard Bender works with the crew from Smith and James, Greer, SC. Bernard Price seated, his
son Brandon with garment in hand, and Jeremy Simmons gives his approval.
Crittenden Rawlings working with his good friends, Becky Garland and Jody Fleming from “Garland
on Crystal Spring” in Roanoke, Virginia.
Lynda Carpenter shows Mike Sherman-Sherman’s, Christianburg, Virginia the latest colorful shirts
and neckwear.
May 2012
Bruce Julian enjoys his Ride-along, while Elaine from the Embassy and Randy Campbell supervise
the ride.
Page 9 The Mooresville Dragway Winner’s Circle. You can see them and read about them on pages 1, 5, 6 and 9.
Everyone was a winner. Thanks so much. You guys are special!
...and our adventure continues!
Gary and Sara Chiles gets the latest scoop on Justus Daniel’s “
corn fed” (E-85 ethanol) fired dragster.
Rick Breedon and his wife donated $100 to St. Jude for a ride-along in
Justus Daniel’s dragster.
Lynda Carpenter sets the table for the cookout. Thanks for your help
Lynda!
Jim Carpenter (Lynda’s better half) and Larry Holland take a break
before the next ride. Jim was our photographer for the day.
Kevin Plucker, Steve Mayer and Matt Mellon. The hierarchy from the
Embassy Suites Hotel.
Sylvia Marks and Justus Daniel cooling it in the shade. Thanks Sylvia
and Justus for your support.
Dianne and Randy take a break from cooking the dogs.
Everyone enjoyed the lone drag biker testing his ride.
David Chiles prepares to mount up for his ride-along.
May 2012
Page 10 Davis Bros. Accessories
543 Sykes Farm Road
Asheboro, NC 27205
336-302-7517 (Cell) 336-629-0636 (Fax)
[email protected]
Omaha Steakhouse is located just off the
lobby of The Embassy Suites Charlotte Hotel.
Omaha Steakhouse is proud to offer a wide
variety of Private Reserve Steaks, seafood
and chicken. Let us entice you with our vast
wine list and our delectable dessert selection.
The casual but elegant atmosphere makes
it a perfect choice for a relaxing dinner after
a long day at market. Join us for an
exceptional dining experience!
August 4, 5, 6, 2012
Suites 501 & 502
Steve Davis
President
Restaurant Hours are Mon-Sat: 11:30 am - 11 pm
Sun: 12 noon - 11 pm. Room Service 11 am - 11 pm
(704) 527-8400 - 4800 S Tryon St, Charlotte, NC
The Embassy Suites Hotel is home for the Southern Clothing Market, held February and August each year. The casual but elegant
atmosphere makes it a perfect choice for this market.
We are a full-service hotel featuring all the services and amenities
you’ve come to expect. Enjoy our on-site Omaha Steakhouse,
open daily for lunch and dinner, and also provides a terrific inroom experience.
Our Hotel accommodations boast 274 two-room suites built
around our beautiful eight story garden atrium complete with
waterfall. Each guests of the hotel receives free cooked-to-order
breakfast featuring our famous omelets, and a nightly Manager’s
Reception each night.
Best of all, the Embassy gives each guest award-winning service
with a well-trained staff that attends to your every need.
We look forward to serving you at the upcoming Southern Clothing Market, August 4, 5, 6.
(704) 527-8400 - 4800 S Tryon St, Charlotte, NC
When the power of love overcomes the love of power the
world will know peace.
- Jimi Hendrix
May 2012
Page 11 Membership Roster
-AAbitbol, Richard
1377 Clint Moore Road #200
Boca Raton, FL 33487
Ph: 561-893-0555
Cell: 561-306-7400
Fax: 561-893-0554
[email protected]
Bugatchi Uomo Apparel, Inc.
Anthony, J. Stewart (Past President)
4915 Montibello Drive
Charlotte, NC 28226
Home: 704‑542‑0034
Appleby, Forrest L. “Woody”
P. O. Box 2394
Davidson, NC 28036
Ph: 704‑655-9718
Cell: 704-904-0159
Fax: 704-655-9444
[email protected]
Bills Khakis
Scott Barber
Carrot & Gibbs
Baade II
Seaward & Stearn
Ayers, Greg (Past President)
234 College Avenue
Rock Hill, NC 29730-4000
Azizo, Steven
42 W 38th Street,
New York, NY 10018
Ph: 212-714-9611
Cell: 917-693-1993
Fax: 212-629-5252
[email protected]
Jimmy Sales Corp
Bruno Piattelli Neckwear
and Hosiery
Stefano Milano Neckwear Prints
Zenio Contemporary Slim Ties
Stacy Adams Neckwear
‑B‑
Bailes, Tygh
Pennington & Bailes
5745 SW 75th Street #229
Gainesville, FL 32608
Ph: 352-505-2414
Cell: 703-624-5218
[email protected]
Pennington & Bailes Stadium Pants
Ballog, Gabe
2225 Chapel Gate Drive
Rock Hill, SC 29732
Cell: 301-974-5742
[email protected]
Beretta USA
Bechtold, Scott
7403 Weeping Willow Drive
Sarasota, FL 34241
Ph: 941-927-5668
Cell: 954-818-2258
Fax: 941-927-5688
[email protected]
Margaritaville Apparel
Bell, Joe
P. O. Box 421127
Dallas, TX 75342
Ph: 214-673-0070 (and cell)
Fax: 972-409-9402
[email protected]
Empire Clothing Mfg. Co
Empire
Biella
Belutty, Bob
1168 Arrowhead Drive
West Chester, PA 19382
Ph: 610-793-2700
Cell: 484-678-2823
Fax: 610-793-2850
[email protected]
Peerless Clothing
Pacific Silk Neckwear
Cotton Reel Sportswear
Bennett, Ken
101 Chanticleer Drive
Cherry Hill, NJ 08003
Ph: 856-751-9545 (and fax)
Cell: 856-905-0361
[email protected]
Lela Knitwear
Cooper Knitting
Tosani/Braga
Blaikie, James 3541 Fox Hall Road
Columbia, SC 29204
Ph: 312-498-9778 (and cell)
Fax: 803-708-6966
[email protected]
HMX
Hickey-Freeman
Coppley
Bragg, Quenton
108 Wellington Court
Carrollton, GA 30117
Ph: 770-836-8162
Cell: 404-731-6642
Fax: 770-832-6159
[email protected]
Berle Apparel
Mine Apparel
Private Stock Neckwear
F. A. MacCluer Shirtmakers
Stefeno Hats
Barrons-Hunter Belts
Alexander Julian
James Brennan (Past President)
1616 Cavendish Court
Charlotte, NC 28211
Bridier, Matthew
215 Summer Street #5
Newton, MA 02459
Ph: 866-488-0642
Fax: 866-402-1060
[email protected]
Castaway Clothing, LLC
Castaway - Nantucket Island
Brower, Ken
3200 N. Ocean Blvd, #1002
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308
Ph: 954-551-5510 (and cell)
Fax: 954-375-1103
[email protected]
Riviera Division of Jack Victor
Modestil
Report Collection
Guats Life Style Inc
Bull, Jeremy
Collard Greens, Inc.
P. O. Box 5487
High Point, NC 27262
Ph: 208-309-40133
Fax: 336-905-8797
[email protected]
Collared Greens, Inc.
‑C‑
Cameron, Bradley
3244 Andrews Court, NW
Atlanta, GA 30305
Ph: 706-877-2013 (and cell)
Fax: 404-748-9249
[email protected]
Zanella
Thadeus
Superdry
Carter, Peter
5110 Ridgefield, Suite 204
Bethesda, MD 20816
Ph: 301-229-9436
Cell: 207-233-2761
Fax: 301-841-7221
[email protected]
[email protected]
Smathers & Branson
Chiles, David
P.O. Box 129
Jamestown, NC 27282
Ph: 336-454-2888
Cell: 336-880-5851
Fax: 336-882-7990
[email protected]
Kinross Cashmere
Kroon
Trekka Sportswear
Cooper Jones
Haspel Sportswear
Choyce, Hal H.
2620 Royal Downing Court
Montgomery, AL 36117
Ph: 404-202-8062 (and cell)
Fax: 334-279-4866
[email protected]
Royal Fragrances
Belted Cow
Bonart of England
Wigens of Sweden
SSEW
Cobb, Randy
P. O. Box 28449
Panama City Beach, FL 32411
Cell: 205-242-8903
Fax: 850-230-8669
[email protected]
Southern Point
J. Z. Richards
British Apparel
All American Khaki
Custom Brand Footwear
Volunteer Traditions
Campbell, Randy
2600 Lackey Meadows Drive
Delaware, OH 43015
Ph: 740-657-1333 (and cell)
Fax: 740-657-1444
[email protected]
Vinci Enterprise Corp.
Cole, Andrew David “Raven”
Box 2011
Boerne, TX 78006
Ph: -830-995-4969 (and Fax)
Cell: 210-861-7204
Raven
Men & Women, Purses, Shoes, Money Clips- Alligator, Ostrich, Stingray, Lizard
Carpenter, Lynda C. (Past President)
345 Rothaus Court
Stockbridge, GA 30281
Ph: 770-957-0775
Fax: 770-320-9194
Cell: 727-244-3748
[email protected]
I.M.M. Neckwear, Inc.
VIV Shirts
Quieti Sport Shirts Cooke, E. Holmes
720-B S. Summit Avenue
Charlotte, NC 28208
Ph: 704-334-1904
Cell: 803-422-5184
Fax: 704-334-1635
[email protected]
Mountain Khakis
Serving Our Retailers Since 1940!
Cotzen, Stan
12409 Stillwater Terrace Drive
Tampa, FL 33618
Ph: 813-963-5611 (and cell)
Fax: 813-963-5610
[email protected]
Paul Betenly Clothing
Silvio Fiorella Neckwear
-DDabney, William F.
P. O. Box 422088
Atlanta, GA 30342
Ph: 404-527-6670
Fax: 404-527-6674
[email protected]
Island Company
Davis, Steve
543 Sykes Farm Road
Asheboro, NC 27205
Ph: 336-302-7517
Fax: 336-629-0636
[email protected]
Davis Bros.
American Utex
Sky High Unlimited
Enzone
Majestic International
Dean, Dana
4220 Rickenbacker Way, NE
Atlanta, GA 30342
Cell: 336-755-8862
Fax: 404-257-9357
[email protected]
Gitman Bros
Dee, Ronnie
17 Manor Drive
Newton, NJ 07860-2720
Ph: 973-300-5180
Cell: 201-951-7596
Fax: 973-300-5181
[email protected]
Bel Vetro
Daniel Dolce Italy, Haspel
‑E‑
Edelstein, Robert
3 Old Crown Court
Baltimore, MD 21208
Ph: 410-580-1620
Cell: 410-340-7944
Fax: 410-580-1619
[email protected]
Forsyth of Canada
Harmony Outerwear & Clothing
Formally Crown Outerwear
Eisenberg, Ken (Past President)
5102 Bennington Drive
Greensboro, NC 27410
May 2012
Evans, John
207‑B 78th Street
Virginia Beach, VA 23451
Ph: 757‑425‑6545
Cell: 757-373-0960
Fax: 757‑491‑4318
[email protected]
Pacific Silk
Geoff Nicholson Neckwear
Custom Brand Footwear
Southern Point Sportswear
Eildon Hills Sweaters
Barrons-Hunter Belts
Volunteer Traditions
All American Khakis
British Apparel Collection
-FFairvalley, J. C.
60 Wing Mill Road
Atlanta, GA 30350
Cell: 404-915-8532
[email protected]
Chiari - Trousers
Otigear
M-Clip
Poston-Price
Sojrn - Custom Sweaters
Salmon Cove
Ford, John Allan
28 Lake Forrest Lane, NE
Atlanta, GA 30342-3208
Cell: 404-583-6721
[email protected]
Johnstons of Elgin Cashmere
Spinnerstown Shuttle
Marchesi Di Como Neckwear
Corgi Hosiery Ltd
Forsyth, Jim (Past President)
#5 Gadsten Court
Pinehurst, NC 28374-9646
Ph: 910-295-3888
Fax: 910-295-4794
[email protected]
Fowlkes, Dick
5413 Patterson Avenue
Suite 201
Richmond, VA 23226
Ph: 804-716-9099
Cell: 917-940-6150
Fax: 804-716-9063
[email protected]
Peter-Blair Accessories
Frahm, Bryan G.
216 Winding Ridge Drive
Cary, NC 27518
Ph: 919-367-8387
Cell: 919-244-7250
Fax: 919-367-8398
[email protected]
Natsun USA - Aristo/Betenlyf
Francis, Denis
934 New Bedford Drive
Marietta, GA 30068
Ph: 770-594-9299 (and cell)
Fax: 770-594-9692
[email protected]
Ike Behar
Dress Shirts - Neckwear
‑G‑
Garner, George J. (Past President)
8336 Lake Providence Drive
Matthews, NC 28104
Ph: 704-847-2664
Godfrey, Kristin
129 Gibson Road
Annapolis, MD 21401
Phone: 410-280-5345
Cell: 443-994-9485
Fax: 866-400-3270
[email protected]
Cole Haan
Mens Footwear and Accessories
Goldberg, Allan
P. O. Box 700743
Miami, FL 33170
Ph: 305-242-1109
Cell: 305-793-2667
Fax: 305-242-1110
[email protected]
Robert Graham Clothing
Goldstein, Jerry D. (Past President)
2069 Eastside Dr., NE
Marietta, GA 30062
Ph: 770‑992‑2972 (and Fax)
[email protected]
Goodman, Bob
2 Stewart Lane
Manalapan, NJ 07726
Ph: 800-909-6565
Cell: 732-740-0274
Fax: 800-924-8437
[email protected]
Bob Goodman & Company
Bellinzona
Goodman, Jeffrey (Past President)
2052 Paran Court
Marietta, GA 30062
Ph: 770-977-1116 (and Fax)
Cell: 770-241-1655
[email protected]
Grace, Jim
200 Sawgrass Lane
Thomasville, GA 31757
Ph: 229-551-0900
Cell: 229-672-0599
Fax: 229-551-0960
[email protected]
Barbour
Red Wing - Irish Setter
Grace, Thomas R.
8252 Fairfield Forest Road
Denver, NC 28037
Ph: 800-701-6757
Cell: 704-564-0376
Fax: 704-483-1420
[email protected]
Carnousti Sportswear
Henderson, Blayne 7021 Augusta Road
Greenville, SC 29605
Phone: 864-277-8768 Cell: 864-9073823
Fax: 864-277-8770
[email protected]
Coast
Graison, Ross
5011 South Convent Lane
Unit E
Philadelphia, PA 19114
Ph: 267-343-5285
Cell: 646-285-9055
Fax: 267-343-5295
[email protected]
Ross Graison
Hill, John
757 White Flash Road
Mt. Olive, NC 28365
Ph: 919‑658-9443
Cell: 919-920-2366
Fax: 919‑635-3729
[email protected]
Cotton Traders
Lord Daniel
Fox-Fire
Grand River Jeans
Cado/Bassiri
Griffin, John
1122 Watson Drive
Wilson, NC 27893
Ph: 252‑399-1651 (and cell)
Fax: 917-256-6542
[email protected]
Lacoste
‑H‑
Hall, Emily
330 Madison Avenue, 6th Floor
New York, NY 10017
Ph: 917-755-4605 (and cell)
Fax: 917-210-3209
[email protected]
Derek Rose, USA
Derek Rose
Naturally
Hanauer, Randall A.
P. O. Box 1447
Fort Mill, SC 29715
Ph: 803‑547‑4000
Cell: 704-904-2132
Fax: 803‑547‑4196
[email protected]
R. Hanauer, Inc.
Hanson, Dave
13567 Tarrasa Court E.
Jacksonville, FL 32225
Ph: 904-221-6037
[email protected]
Overton Shirtmakers
Gionfriddo Italian Knitwear
Cabo Shirt Co
Haynes, Andy
P. O. Box 6285
Gulf Shores, AL 36547
Ph: 251-978-6213
Fax: 877-491-7976
[email protected]
Tommy Bahama Women’s
Hill, Judy
P. O. Box 473099
Charlotte, NC 28247
Ph: 704-625-6025
Cell: 703-309-1988
Fax: 704-817-1501
[email protected]
High Cotton Ties
Hopper, Steven R.
592 E. Henderson Road
Boaz, AL 35957
Ph: 256-840-5047
Cell: 256-298-2389
Fax: 256-840-5293
[email protected]
Allen Edmonds Shoe Corp
Woodlore Shoe Care &
Cedar Accessories
Horowitz, Steve
4760 NW 28th Avenue
Ph: 561‑241‑5592 (and Fax)
Cell: 561-213-7868
[email protected]
Jack Victor Company
David Donahue Company
Housden, Sam
716 Magnolia Street
Bowling Green, KY 42103
[email protected]
Phone: 270-293-5893
Fax: 270-782-5231
Trands USA Custom Clothing
Houseknecht, Blanche H.
730 5th Avenue
New York, NY 10019
Ph: 212-842-9926
Cell: 917-294-2326
Fax: 212-765-1101
[email protected]
Gladson Ltd.
MTM Luggage
Howard, Emmie
1872 Hickory Road
Chamblee, GA 30341
Ph: 770-654-4496
Cell: 404-805-3825
[email protected]
Southern Proper ®
Howell, Reagan
1872 Hickory Road
Chamblee, GA 30341
Ph: 770-654-4496
[email protected]
Southern Proper ®
Hubbard, Ed S.
P. O. Box 1526
Ph: 770-834-8833
[email protected]
Warren-Sewell Clothing Co
Hughes, Danny
106 Emily Court
Ph: 770-834-3429 (and Fax)
Cell: 770-853-9309
[email protected]
The Sewell Companies
J S Blank
FX Fusion
Skins Game
Lauer Gloves
-JJensen, Hal
P. O. Box 291
Little Switzerland, NC 28749
Ph: 704-756-3872 (and cell)
Fax: 866-763-5815
[email protected]
Remo Tulliami
Jackson Payne
Seavees
M Project
Johns, Rick
PO Box 1495
Southern Pines, NC 28388
Ph: 800-329-3572
Cell: 919-708-3604
Fax: 910-692-8887
[email protected]
Signature Tumblers
Gem-Dandy Accessories
Scene Weaver
Jordan, Bob
3889 Dundee Drive
Roswell, GA 30075
Ph: 770‑993‑4520
Cell: 770-329-8808
Fax: 770‑587‑9084
[email protected]
Nat Nast, Zabiri Per Pedes, Saxx
May 2012
‑KKaizer, Paul
138 Glenwood Drive
Monroeville, PA 15146
Ph: 412-856-5863
Cell: 412-977-8837
Fax: 412-856-5448
[email protected]
Alpetora - G. Manzoni
Kashgagian, Rachael 650 5th Ave - 27th Floor
New York, NY 10019
Phone: 212-841-4073
Cell: 917-671-6339
Fax: 212-315-2636
[email protected]
J. A. Apparel - Joseph Abboud
Kasmer, David K.
11180 Crofton Overlook Court
Johns Creek, GA 30097
Ph: 678-475-0125
Cell: 404-790-2358
Fax: 678-473-9948
[email protected]
Cutter & Buck
Forsyth of Canada, Inc.
Viyella
S. Cohen
Tailorbyrd
Keller, Roger
719 S. Los Angeles Street #614
Los Angeles, CA 90014
Ph: 213-995-0605
Cell: 310-908-1727
Fax: 213-627-4356
[email protected]
Euro Fashions
Chiari/Emilio Yuste
Kiser, Ed (Past President)
526 Brackensbury Lane
Charlotte, NC. 28105
Kleinberg, W.
56 E. Andrews Drive, NW
Atlanta, GA 30305
Ph: 404-814-1990
Cell: 404-200-2424
Fax: 404-856-6883
[email protected]
[email protected]
W. Kleinberg
Knott, Chris
220 James Jackson Avenue
Cary, NC 27513
Ph: 866-570-2932
Cell: 919‑349-9041
Fax: 919‑465-0255
[email protected]
Peter Millar
Krajack, George (Past President)
860-71 Jetton Street
Davidson, NC 28036
-L-
Liss, Howard (Past President)
P. O. Box 247
Glendale Springs, NC 28629
Ph: 704-564-0348
[email protected]
Lake, Peter (Past President)
8454 Beverly Road, 2nd Fl
Kew Gardens, NY 11415
Ph: 718-809-3008
[email protected]
Lorenzo, Jean
734 Ninth Street
Durham, NC 27705
Ph: 800-682-5893
Fax: 919-286-3470
[email protected]
Bernard’s Formalwear
Lawrence, David G.
2 Grove Lane
Daniel Island, SC 29492
Ph: 843-278-1972
Cell: 404-626-8898
Fax: 843-278-1970
[email protected]
Fairway & Greene
Southwick Clothing
Zelli Exotic Shoes
Peter Blair Accessories, Ltd
Lowy, Gary
1398 Sally Court
East Meadow, NY 11554
Ph: 516-238-8904 (and cell)
Fax: 516-565-2045
[email protected]
Vicomte - A
Dolce Guava
-MMacDonald, Jim
4105 129th Street W
Cortez, FL 34215
Ph: 941-792-4156
Cell: 941-350-6943
Fax: 941-792-2966
[email protected]
Tori Richard Ltd
Lea, Sherry G.
1203 Benbrooke Court, NW
Acworth, GA 30101
Ph: 770-425-9521
Cell: 770-378-5636
Fax: 770-425-2210
[email protected]
Bollman Hat Co
Bailey of Hollywood Hat Co
Kangol Headwear
Lederman, Sid (Past President)
11 Edenwood Court
Charleston, SC 29407
Ph: 843‑766‑0735
Lee, Timothy D.
3090 Bent Creek Terrace
Alpharetta, GA 30005
Ph: 770‑740‑1335
Cell: 770-335-4441
Fax: 770-663-6333
[email protected]
The Apparel Group Ltd - Enro/Damon
Levine, Gary
5790-B Fox Hollow Drive
Ph: 561-417-4308
Cell: 561-445-1945
Fax: 561-417-6412
[email protected]
Peerless Clothing
Levy, Edward S.
5114 Masters Lane
Wilson, NC 27896
Ph: 252-291-4355
Cell: 252-230-5377
Fax: 252-291-8253
[email protected]
Ballin International
Bresciani Socks
Fullum & Holt
Maginnis, Beau
2507 Highland Road
Baton Rouge, LA 70802
Ph: 225-490-9548 ext. 2
Cell: 225-937-9795
Fax: 225-612-9894
[email protected]
Southern Marsh Collection
Mayer, Andy
9614 Della Drive
Richmond, VA 23238
Ph: 804‑740‑9521
Cell: 804-347-4080
Fax: 804‑741‑4676
[email protected]
Hardwick Clothes
Lux Cashmere
Tosani Sweaters
Private Stock Neckwear
Cape Madras
Steffeno Headwear
Mayer, Steve
2556 West Haddon Avenue
Chicago, IL 60622
Ph: 773-252-7083
Fax: 773-252-7084
[email protected]
Bird Dog Bay
McClung, Michael
2222 61st Street
Sarasota, FL 34243
Ph: 941-544-1202
[email protected]
Maker and Company
Scojo
Johnnie-o
Minerals
McDowell, Ken (Past President)
743 Inwood Road
Asheboro, NC 27205
Ph: 336‑629-3285
Fax. 336‑626‑7667
McGee, Joe (Past President)
3521 Kylemore Court
Charlotte, NC 28210
Ph: 704-553-2931
McKenry, Jim “Bird Dog”
130 W. 57th Street - Ste 5E
New York, NY 10019
Ph: 212-757-4664
Cell: 202-257-0443
Fax: 212-757-4665
[email protected]
Breuer SAS
Codis Maya London
Daines and Hathaway
Dents of England
Niger Knox Socks
McMillian, W.L “Bo” (Past President)
P. O. Box 407
Mullins, SC 29547
Ph: 843-464-8656 (and Fax)
Middlebrooks, Greg
180 Camp Drive
Ph: 770-834‑1731 (and Fax)
[email protected]
Southern Snob
Byford Hosiery & Sweaters
Shore & Singer Neckwear
Buxton Accessories
Tag America
Miles, Richard (Rick)
630 Sweet Stream Trace
Duluth, GA 30097
Ph: 404-514-8515 (and cell)
Fax: 404-759-2265
[email protected]
Blackstone, USA
Miller, Bob
RD#2 - Box 2108B
Stroudsburg, PA 18360
Ph: 570‑424‑6463
Cell: 570-242-6423
Fax: 570‑424‑5795
[email protected]
Remy Leathers
Miller, Robert B. (Past President)
1200 Shalimar Drive
High Point, NC 27262
Ph: 336‑869‑3520
Moody, Bob
4116 Ivy Hall Drive
Columbia, SC 29206
Ph: 803‑782‑2244 (and Fax)
Cell: 803-960-1607
[email protected]
Berle
Overton
Alashan Cashmere
Private Stock
G. J. Cahn Bow Ties
Spinnerstown
Jacob Miller Shirtmakers
Moses, Tonya
1221 Van Allen Mews NW
Atlanta, GA 30318
Ph: 404-933-7700 (and cell)
Fax: 404-343-4439
[email protected]
AgaveDenim
Myers, Jay
3401 Cast Bend Way
Buford, GA 30519
Ph: 678-464-0227 (and cell)
[email protected]
[email protected]
Measure Up
Custom Shirtmakers
Mynatt, Bill (Past President)
3700 S. West Port Avenue #4106
Sioux Falls, S. DK 57106
Ph: 704-819-0326
‑NNathan, Floyd B.
P. O. Box 3143
Brentwood, TN 37024
Cell: 615-424-2515
[email protected]
Alpetora
G. Manzoni
Cotton Reel
Norwood, Chuck
3312 Forest Vista Drive
Dacula, GA 30019
Ph: 800-333-8391
Fax: 866-228-3091
[email protected]
Overton Apparel
Overton,
Tiger Mountain
May 2012
‑OO’Malley, Gary
188 Yeoman Lane
Mooresville, NC 28117
Ph: 704‑892‑3386 (and Fax)
Cell: 704-236-9937
[email protected]
Duckhead Apparel
Madison Creek Outfitters
San-Malone Enterprises
Ortiz, Rusty
1201 N. Fillmore Street, #613
Arlington, VA 22201
Ph: 773-706-2864 (and cell)
Fax: 262-235-6785
[email protected]
Allen Edmonds Shoe Corp
Overfelt, Joe B.
4425 Lee Avenue
Virginia Beach, VA 23455
Ph: 757‑460‑0246
Cell: 757-337-2364
Fax: 757‑363‑9812
[email protected]
Southern Tide
‑PPerkins, Don
P. O. Box 630003
Irving, TX 75063
Ph: 214-498-4413
[email protected]
Alden Shoe Co.
Perry, Jack
7286 S. H./Gum Springs Rd
Siler City, NC 27344
Ph: 919-663-5521
Cell: 919-619-2607
Fax: 919-742-2228
[email protected]
Martin Dingman Leathergoods
Pharr, Allen
9424 Barton Creek Road
Raleigh, NC 27615
Ph: 919‑846‑1048
Fax: 919‑846‑4040
[email protected]
Barbour
Belted Cow
Phillips, Mickey
4 Forest Lane
Wendell, NC 27591
Ph: 919‑365‑9073
Cell: 919-812-7965
Fax: 919‑365‑6609
[email protected]
Gitman Brothers Shirts
J. Z. Richards Neckwear
Loggerhead Apparel
Port, Richard
6685-B Boca Pines Trail
Ph: 561‑852-1834 (and Fax)
Cell: 561-306-3289
[email protected]
Alberto
Haupt
Codice
Raffi
Dolcepunta
Ibiza
Richerson, Jimmy
5346 Tewkesbury Trace
Tallahassee, FL 32309
Cell: 850-980-0321
Fax: 850-383-8031
[email protected]
Martin Dingman
Ringley, Edward
208 Pebble Glen Drive
Franklin, TN 37064
Cell: 615-202-4554
Fax: 615-791-4269
Hart Schaffner & Marx
-RRager, Glenn B.
117 Colony Circle
Ft. Oglethrope, GA 30742
Ph: 706-866-9100 (and fax)
Cell: 423-413-9099
[email protected]
Pacific Silk
Rivkin, Allen J.
1932 York Dr.
Columbia, SC 29204
Ph: 803‑782‑6847
Raven, Andrew David (Cole)
Box 2011
Boerne, TX 78006
Ph: -830-995-4969 (and Fax)
Cell: 210-861-7204
Raven
Men & Women, Purses,
Shoes, Money ClipsAlligator, Ostrich, Stingray, Lizard
Rawlings, Crittenden
141 East Main Street
Midway, KY 40347
Ph: 859-583-4408
Fax: 859-846-4218
[email protected]
Crittenden
Reichmann, Julie
Vineyard Vines
245 N. Highland Avenue, NE
#210
Atlanta, GA 30307
Ph: 404-717-7373 (and cell)
Fax: 404-526-9616
jreichmann@vineyardvines.
com
Vineyard Vines
Reynolds, Ken
18022 Yellow Schoolhouse Rd
Round Hill, VA 20141
Ph: 540‑554‑8491
Cell: 540-303-0939
Fax: 540-554-2361
[email protected]
Scott James, Trafalgar
Santorelli, Wurkin Stiffs
Baroni, Monaco Cashmere
Roberts, Jeffrey
European Fashion Group
7419 E. Sandia Circle
Mesa, AZ 85207
Ph: 480-325-1035
Cell: 480-302-0078
Fax: 480-325-1036
[email protected]
Hiltl
Gardeur
Alan Paine
Rosenthal, Richard
9 Admiral Lane
Norwalk, CT 06851
Ph: 212-840-1871
Cell: 203-979-2488
[email protected]
Tailor Vintage
Ruffolo, John
502 O’Neal Street
Belton, SC 29627
Ph: 864-338-7755 (Ext 4)
Cell: 864-915-5383
Fax: 864-338-7707
[email protected]
F. A. MacCluer
Russell, Jim
P. O. Box 321
Belton, SC 29627
Ph: 864-338-5464
Cell: 864-940-6010
Fax: 864-338-3896
[email protected]
RNG Clothing &
Sportswear Collection
-SSavage, Lou
5136 Hidden Branches Drive
Atlanta, GA 30338
Cell: 770-335-2619
Fax: 770-394-2311
[email protected]
Missani Leathers
Steinberg, Seth
80 W. 40th Street
New York, NY 10018
Ph: 212-997-2355
Fax: 212 997-2350
[email protected]
Modestil Inc.
Report Collection
Sher, Norman
3624 Shoreline Drive
Portsmouth, VA 23703
Ph: 757‑484‑4466 (and Cell)
Fax: 757‑484‑4469
[email protected]
Mine Apparel
Stemerman, Larry
24 East Avenue #144
New Canaan, CT 06840
Cell: 203-979-8812
Ph: 212-704-4014
Fax: 212-704-4056
[email protected]
Tailorbyrd
Sherman, Mary Beth
100 Ozone Court
Cary, NC 27513
Ph: 919‑462‑0019
Cell: 919-368-7010
Fax: 919-465-0255
[email protected]
Peter Millar
Stepherson, Mark
12211 Ashford Gables Drive
Dunwoody, GA 30338
Cell: 803-445-9063
[email protected]
H. Freeman
Corbin
Singh, Rohinder
81-48, 259 Street
Floral Park, NY 11004
Cell: 917-340-7175
Fax: 208-246-0685
[email protected]
Lux Cashmere, Inc.
Sweeney, Jim
46 Catawba Ridge Road
Lake Wylie, SC 29710
Ph: 803-831-7296 (and Fax)
Cell: 704-877-9062
[email protected]
North Country
Thomas Dylan Press Shirts
San Malone Clothing
Link Sole
Divots Sportswear
Sledge, Harry (Past President)
2621 Robin Hood Drive
Smith, Paul
5022 Sunbrook Way
Acworth, GA 30101
Cell: 678-777-5328
Fax: 678-574-7782
[email protected]
Dorfman Pacific, Biltmore
Hats
Sowders, Winfred
123 Anchor Drive
Mt Gilead, NC 27306
Ph: 910-439-5336 (and Fax)
Cell: 910-417-5190
[email protected]
Salem Neckwear
Lavin-Belts, Suspenders &
Accessories
Top Circle Hosiery Mills, Inc
-TThomas, Danny
P O Box 44
Roaring Gap, NC 28668
Ph: 336-363-3902
Cell: 336-287-6377
Fax: 336-363-2970
[email protected]
Eritage Apparel
Thompson, Ray
433 North Lakeshore Drive
Cell: 404-862-1728
Fax: 770-834-0698
[email protected]
FX/Fusion
Sewell Clothing Co
Warren Sewell
The Skins Game
May 2012
Tsihlias, Peter
29 Tandem Road
Vaughan, Ontario
L4K 3G1 Canada
Ph: 905-660-3010
Cell: 917-207-4494
Fax: 905-660-3012
[email protected]
Dion - Collection, Signature
Heritage, 1967, Giannini
Turk, Mort (Past President)
48486 Snapdragon Lane
Indian Land, SC 29707
Ph: 803-802-8709
Fax: 803-802-8710
[email protected]
Twining, Jim
Southern Tide
501 E. North Street
Greenville, SC 29601
Ph: 864-236-8015
Cell: 864-918-3770
Fax: 866-279-4915
[email protected]
Southern Tide
-U, V
Viscovich, Diane
21 Harbor Park Drive
Port Washington, NY 11050
Ph: 516-621-5000
Cell: 917-975-4518
Fax: 516-621-2251
dviscovich@raffilineauomo.
com
Raffi Linea Uomo
Viscusi, Jim
2037 Danby Hill Road
Danby, VT 05739
Ph: 888-362-2751
Fax: 802-293-2962
[email protected]
Lone Pine Leathers
Loominus Handwovens
-WWalker, Grover D.
208 Falcon Ridge Road
Great Falls, VA 22066
Ph: 703‑759‑6319
Cell: 703-623-3879
Fax: 703‑759‑6745
[email protected]
Bobby Jones Sportswear
Warker, Charlie
994 Circle Drive
Pottstown, PA 19465
Ph: 610-323-5268
Fax: 610-323-4629
[email protected]
Pendleton Wollen Mills
Warren, Chris
3603 Huntington Road
Greenville, NC 27858
Ph: 252-347-5867
Fax: 252-353-4423
[email protected]
Bobby Jones Sportswear
Weakley, Bob
R. F. Weakley & Associates,
Inc.
4652 Riveredge Drive
Duluth, GA 30096
Ph: 770‑448‑3492
Cell: 770-335-6225
Fax: 770‑448‑3925
[email protected]
Samuelsohn, Ltd
Torino Leather Goods
Pantherella Socks
Weaver, Robbe
1018 Madison Place Circle
Kernersville, NC 27284
Ph: 336-831-4521 (and cell)
Fax: 877-491-7976
[email protected]
Tommy Bahama
Weger, Scott A.
7781 First Place
Oakwood Village, OH 44146
Ph: 440‑232‑6700
Cell: 330-603-2553
Fax: 440‑232‑3311
[email protected]
Status Men’s Accessories
Weil, Larry
1231 W. Cornelia Avenue
Chicago, IL 60657
Ph: 773-871-0304
Cell: 773-991-6000
Fax: 773-871-0505
[email protected]
Mezlan & Bacco Bucci
Welmering, Richard G.
1958 N. Columbia Street
Suite 6, Box 364
Milledgeville, GA 31061
Cell: 770-330-2013
[email protected]
St. Croix Collection
Wender, Bruce L.
2200 Brookside Drive
Roswell, GA 30076
Ph: 770‑998‑3524
Cell: 404-307-6203
Fax: 770‑998‑3502
[email protected]
Thomas Dean
34 Heritage
Rodd & Gunn
Alex Cannon
Wender, Jack (Past President)
4216 Knob Oak Lane
Charlotte, NC 28211
Wender, Mark
4305 Village Green Drive
Roswell, GA 30075
Ph: 770‑552-0249
Fax: 770‑552-0574
mark.wender@mindspring.
com
Eye.Bobs
Golden Bear
Marcoliani Milano Socks
Kale Naturals
Wharam, Frank
6357 Dahlia Court
Mechanicsville, VA 23111
Ph: 804-559-1060
Cell: 804-647-2642
Fax: 804-559-5750
[email protected]
Jimmy Sales Corp
Bruno Piattelli Ties & Untied Bow Ties,
Bruno Piattelli Socks & Vest Sets
Williamson, W. Jaye
513 College Street
Oxford, NC 27565
Ph: 919-693-6195 (and Fax)
Cell: 704-905-9811
[email protected]
Jimmy Sales Neckwear
Afazzy
Modena
Greg Peters
Zachary Scott
Wilson, Bob (Past President)
523 River Oaks Lane
Charlotte, NC 28226
Ph: 704-375-9568
Windram, Tom
283 Tait Terrace SE
Port Charlotte, FL 33952
Cell: 407-234-3802
Fax: 941-391-5424
[email protected]
Southern Tide
Sandro Moscoloni Footwear
Worn Premium Stretch Denim
Hinton, III, Walter R.
3000 W. Sedgefield Drive
Greensboro, NC 27407-7313
Winfield, Ronnie
7627 Creekstone Court
Gaithersburg, MD 20877
Phone: 301-840-5889
Fax: 301-990-0083
[email protected]
Hatco
Dobbs/Stetson &
Cavanagh Headwear
Heise, Robert D.
4625 Long Valley Road
Ph: 336‑643‑5008
Fax: 336‑643‑0102
Hubbard Company
Winston, David
24 West 40th Street
5th Floor
New York, NY 10018
Ph: 919-403-6750
Cell: 949-338-0430
Fax: 919-403-6760
[email protected]
PYA USA
Toscano Luxury
PYA by Patrick Assaraf
Wolstoncroft, Rod
6001 Woodridge Drive
Milford, OH 45150
Cell: 513-317-6442
Fax: 888-524-5023
[email protected]
The Hot Sox Company
Hanes
Spanx
X-Y--ZZechiel, Scott
#1 Riverview Drive
Sewalls Point, FL 34996
Ph: 772-285-4809
Fax: 772-264-3333
[email protected]
Inactive
Members
Crabtree, Eddie
301 Dear Creek Lane
Iron Wood County Club
Greenville NC 27858
Ph: 919-820-2539
[email protected]
Hensley, Randall
103 Stonebrook Drive
Blythewood, SC 29016
Ph: 803-786-9495
Krajack, George
860-71 Jetton Street
Davidson, NC 28036
Ph: 704-210-8750
[email protected]
Leed, Larry
17138 S. E. 117th Circle
Summerfield. FL 34491
Ph: 800-367-3626 ext. 257
Hm: 352-245-3637
Cell: 336-657-0089
Neely, Bill
116 N Mulberry Street
Statesville, NC 28677
Rice, Bobby
137 Shore Rush Drive
St Simons Island, GA 31522
Ph: 912-638-4556
Sinclair, Charles A.
107 Hermitage Road
Lexington, SC 29072
Ph: 803-359-4449 (and Fax)
Thompson, William F. A., Jr
4200 Harewood Road, N.E.
Suite 204
Washington, DC 20017-1511
Ph: 202-526-1109
Cell: 703-201-2665
Trogdon, Jim, Jr.
PO Box 38
Randleman, NC 27317
Ph: 1-800-762-8437
NC: 1-800-234-8437
Fax: 910-498-4000
Woodie, Joe T.
2222 Peachtree N Ct.
Dunwoody, GA 30338
Ph: 770‑457‑4629
Fax: 770‑457‑0640
[email protected]
Wilson, David
909 Brantley Street
Columbia, SC 29210
May 2012
Zeidner, Neil
10044 NW 3rd Place
Coral Springs, FL 33071
Ph: 954-755-0726
Fax: 954-755-6335
Cell: 954-224-0355
[email protected]
Morton Turk
*Joe D. Turner
Jack Wender
Bob Wilson
*Dick Woods
*Wilson O. Woods
*Deceased Members
Life Time
Members
Stewart Anthony
Greg Ayers
*Al M. Bierman
*Charles Boiter
James E. Brennan
Carl Brotman
Lynda R. Carpenter
*George B. Colona, Sr.
*Bill Dear
Ken Eisenberg
*S. E. Esleeck, Jr.
Jim Forsyth
*John N. Frierson
* Ned Gallant
*Harley Gamble
George Garner
*Ernie Garrett
Jerry Goldstein
*Murray Harris
*Sam Harris
*J. W. Keels
Ed Kiser
George Krajack
*Zol Kutchei
Sid Lederman
*Jules Mandell
*John McCauley
Joe McGee
W. L. ‘Bo’ McMillan
Robert Miller
*Bob Millman
*Henry Mills
Roy S. Mitchell, Jr.
*Dean Moffitt
* W. E. Moon
Bill Mynatt
*Charles Neely
*James T. O’Neal, Jr.
*Stan Pearlman
*Norwood Pirkey
*Roy M. Reed
*Art Rimmer
*Howard C. Savitz
Frank Shane
Harry Sledge
*Lyle E. Slye
*Lee Starer
*Chester Taylor
*S. Jack Thompson
*Milton Thorn
*J. Allen Tison
Quarter
Century Club
“ Dedicated to those men whose
dependability and activity during the
markets held by the Men’s Apparel Club
of the Carolinas, has extended beyond
the quarter of a century”
R. J. Anthony
J. Stewart Anthony
Mack Austin
Brian J. Baron
Ed Barrett
Bob Benner
*Sam Bennett
*Fred Bergen
*Al M. Bierman
*Roy Blair
*C. D. Boiter
Stu Britton
Bruce Campbell
*Cyrus H. Campen
David Chiles
*J. T. Clyburn
*George B. Colona, Sr.
Larry Corell
Eddie Crabtree
Cliff Cunningham
*Bill Dear
T. J. Durham
Hugh Efird
Ken Eisenberg
*S. E. Esleeck, Jr.
Jim Ewing
*Ted Feldstein
*John N. Frierson
* Ned Gallant
*Harley Gamble
*Ken Game
George Garner
*Ernie Garrett
*Pearly Gates
*Abe Gepner
Romey Germino
*Manny Goldberg
Joe Goldman
Jerry Goldstein
Maurice Goldstein
*C. E. Graybill, Jr.
*C. E. Graybill, Sr.
John Griffin
*L. C. Guice, Jr.
Orman Haeberle
*Loyd Haile
* Ron Hall
*Jim Harbison
*Murray Harris
Jim Herring
Richard Herring
Jack Hester
John Hill
*Dick Hoffman
*Paul Houston
Danny Hughes
*Ed Humphries
*George Hunter
*William L. Jay
*W. B. ”Bill” Jennings
*Jerry Joffe
*Joe Karlick
*Peter Keene
Ed Kiser
*Bernard Kotzen
*Zol Kutchei
Alan Lebow
*Meyer Levine
*Harry Levy
Lee Lipsitz
*Charles Livingston
* Reggie Long
*Roy Manuel
*Jules Mandell
Andy Mayer
Robert Mayers
Louis Metaxa
*John McCauley
D. D. McDade, Jr.
Ken McDowell
Joe McGee
Bo McMillan
*Milton M. Meyer, Jr.
Robert Miller
*Robert Millman
Roy S. Mitchell, Jr.
*T. Z. “Buddy” Mitchell
*Dean Moffitt
Bob Moody
* W. E. Moon
David Moore
Bill Mynatt
*Charles Neely
Max Neely
*J. T. O’Neal, Jr.
J. T. O’Neal, III
Gary O’Malley
Joe B. Overfelt
*Stanley Pearlman
Allen Pharr
Mickey Phillips
* Norwood Pirkey
*Morris H. Price
Morris Prohovnik
*Roy M. Reed
Ken Reynolds
*David Riegelman
*Art H. Rimmer
Allen Rivkin
Jim Russell
*Howard C. Savitz
Frank Shane
Norman Sher
*Morton Silverstein
*Leon W. Simon, Jr.
Lewis S. “Buddy” Simon
Harry Sledge
*Sam Sorkin
*Sam Stapelman
*Lee Starer
Roger Stern
*Chester Taylor
*S. Jack Thompson
*Milton Thorn
Morton Turk
*Joe D. Turner
Don Wagstaff
Jack Wender
Bob Wilson
John Woods
*Wilson O. Woods
Edwin D. Johnson, Jr..1974
*J. W. ‘Bill’ Dear........1975
Harry A. Sledge, Jr....1976
James E. Brennan.....1977
Bob Wilson...............1978
*Bob Millman.............1979
Roy S. Mitchell, Jr....1980
Bill Mynatt................1981
Ken Eisenberg...........1982
Ed Kiser....................1983
*Stan Pearlman...........1984
Joe McGee................1985
W. L. ‘Bo’ McMillan.1986
George Garner..........1987
Jerry Goldstein..........1988
George Krajack.........1989
Robert Miller............1990
Greg Ayers................1991
*Norwood Pirkey........1992
*Charles Neely...........1993
Sid Lederman............1994
Jim Forsyth...............1995
*Charles Boiter...........1996
Lynda R. Carpenter...1997
John Hill...................1998
Rob Pierce.................1999
Ken McDowell.........2000
Ken McDowell.........2001
“Always remembered
Peter Lake.................2002
for their
Peter Lake.................2003
dedicated service”
Bob Massengill.........2004
*Brick Waddell...........1940 Bob Massengill........2005
*Wilson O. Woods......1941 Jeff Goodman............2006
*George M. Kee..........1942 Jeff Goodman............2007
*R. H. Young..............1943 Howard Liss..............2008
*Sam Harris................1944 Howard Liss..............2009
*W. J. Hays.................1945 *(Deceased Members)
*John O. Hatch...........1946
*Harry Doctor.............1947
*Cyrus H. Campen.....1948
*Morris Price..............1949
“Thank you for your
*Milton Thorn.............1950
many years of support
*J. Allen Tison............1951
*Roy E. Swartzberg....1952
for our club. We look
*William H. Kay.........1953
*J. Howard Lamb.......1954
forward to many years
*Murray R. Harris.......1955
to come.”
*Roy M. Reed.............1956
*Lester Blum..............1957
*William Jennings, Jr..1958
Frank A. Shane.........1959
*Zolman Kutchei........1960
*Ernest C. Garrett.......1961
If one advances confidently
Carl Brotman............1962
*John N. Frierson.......1963 in the direction of his dreams
*S. Jack Thompson.....1964 and deavors to live the life
*Howard C. Savitz......1965 he imagined, he will meet
*James T. O’Neal, Jr...1966
*Joe D. Turner............1967 with a success unexpected
*Lee Starer..................1968 in common hours.
Jack Wender..............1969
*Victor Shaw, Jr..........1970 - Henry Thoreau
J. Stewart Anthony....1971
*Dean Moffitt.............1972
Morton Turk..............1973
Past Presidents
of the Men’s
Apparel Club
May 2012
to Riches
www.macragstoriches.com
PleaseRags
Join
Us -At
the Embassy For Our
Page 17 Spring 2013 Southern Clothing Market
August 4, 5, 6, 2012
Lunch for retailers and
salesmen will be served
Saturday, Sunday, and Monday
from 12 Noon to 2 pm. Join us
each evening in the atrium for
cocktails and hors d’oeuvres at
the “Manager’s Reception”
6 pm to 8 pm
We are very
excited about
the upcoming
Spring 2013
Market. We look
forward to seeing
you in August

Vol 54 No 2 - Southern Clothing Market

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