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Cason J. Callaway is known throughout the South and East as an outstanding and progressive industrial leader. He has given much impetus to personnel welfare work, extension of cotton uses and direct marketing programs in the Southern textile fields. He heads the Callaway Mills and is a past President of the American Cotton Manufacturers' Association, being the only case of a son who has followed his father in holding that office. Mr. Callaway was an officer in the United States Navy during the World War and conceived a genuine admiration for Franklin D. Roosevelt, then Assistant Secretary of the Navy. Three children grace Mr. Callaway's home, and perhaps that explains why he has been so quick to develop a sympathetic understanding of the work of this institution.
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