Posts Tagged ‘Beulaville’

National Spinning giving back to the community in Beulaville, NC

Monday, May 18th, 2015

The town of Beulaville, NC just became a little more beautiful and fun for families with the help of National Spinning, the Beulaville Area Chamber of Commerce, and the Vidant Duplin Hospital Foundation. New, modern playground equipment has been added to an existing park, giving the town’s children a fresh, fun, and healthy way to spend time outdoors.

Beulaville Park

National Spinning has operated a plant on Lyman Road since the 1960s. Plant manager Michael Thomas commented, “We are pleased to give back to the community we have been lucky enough to call home for so many years.”

Beulaville Playground

National Spinning Co., Inc., an employee-owned company, has been in business since 1921. Products include yarn, nonwoven products, and wholesale consumer craft items.

National Spinning/Joseph Leff Scholarship at NCSU

Thursday, December 18th, 2014

NCSU Textile

National Spinning continues to sustain the Joseph Leff Scholarship for a full-time student majoring in textiles at North Carolina State University.

This scholarship, named in honor of our late Chairman, is intended for children and grandchildren of current National Spinning Co., Inc. employees interested in entering the exciting field of textiles.  It offers substantial tuition support. If there are no candidates that meet this qualification, consideration is given to other relatives of National Spinning employees and/or students who live in towns near National Spinning  manufacturing plants.

Textile graduates have many exciting employment opportunities in the US and beyond.  Textiles are used in everything from clothing to protective gear, health care, personal hygiene, automobiles, construction, engineered materials, home furnishings, and more. Today’s textile industry is “high tech”, innovative, and critical to meeting the challenges of our world.

The robust world of textiles encompasses design, science, and business. If you can imagine a career involved in anything from color chemistry to industrial design, robotics, fashion and more, then you owe it to yourself to consider studying textiles at NC State and exploring this scholarship!

To learn more about this opportunity, please contact National Spinning.