Churchwell do uniforms for me. I feel like Robert goes above and beyond the duty to help us. He always goes out of his way for us. ...read more

I graduated from Jacksonville Technical High School, June, 1965 and a week later was employed at J. H. Churchwell as a Girl Friday. My boss' first name was Jack, I can't recall his last name. Our desks were out in the open to the right as you came in the front door. My boss was Manager of the dry goods downstairs with an assistance manager. My duties included secretarial work, filling small orders and waiting on customers,I earned minimum wage of $1.25 an hour, $50.00 a week. The typewriter was an old black one, which took some getting used to after the nice Royals and electric IBM at school.At the back of the store, there were stairs going up into enclosed offices. The bookkeeper and other office personal were in these rooms.. The rest of the open area downstairs was dry goods, such as curtains, towels and bedding. I remember the old elevators and some of the people that worked there. One manager upstairs was Mr. Blackwell. ...read more

Churchwell Company has good quality products, and they get them to us quickly. I have been working with them for two years now, but I know our company has used them since before I was here. ...read more