Buies Creek High School - Legend Yearbook (Buies Creek, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1948 volume:

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We. | jek OS pare ly Suwrpassed by ang We are glad to dedicate ave el as Ced @ friend Ship ta? tudent body and tts prénerpal- his, Our First annual, toyou, Nr. dcoknsox. “ne ea ee TRIBUTE = TO OUR SCHOOL WHEN WE, THE STUDENTS ANDO THE TEAGHERS, FIRST BEGAN SCHOOL IN THE NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING, WE WERE FACED Wi TH MANY HARDSHIPS WHICH MADE iT DIFFICULT FOR US TO’ CARRY ON OUR WORK TO THE BEST OF OUR ABILITIES. HANDICAPS WERE EXPECTED, OF SOURSE, BUT THEY COULD HAVE SEEN LESSENED BY THE EARLIER COMPLETION OF THE BUILDING. IN CONSIDERATION FOR THE WORKMEN, SCHOOL WAS RUN ON A SHORT SCHEDULE FROM 8:30 To 1300 UNTIL NEAR THE END OF THE FIRST SEMESTER. ALTHGUGH WE WERE PRESENT {iN THE BUILDING ONLY HALF OF EACH DAY, WE MISSED SUCH CONVENIENCES AS ELECTRIGITY, HEAT AND WATER. AS FOR OTHER INCONVENIENGES, LACK OF LAB AND SPORTS EQUIPMENT, BLACKBOARDS, AND EVEN ROOM SPACE = THEY WERE MINOR, WHENEVER A PERSON ‘COMES INTO POSSESSION OF ANYTHING VALUABLE, HE TREASURES IT, TAKES A GREAT DEAL OF PRIDE IN 1T, AND 1S INTERESTED IN ITS WELFARE. OUR COMMUNITY IS NOW IN POSSESSION OF SOMETHING PRICELESS = OUR SCHOOL. ALREADY THE PEOPLE OF OUR GOMMUNLTY HAVE BAGKED US IN EVERY WAY POSSIBLE, BY ATTENDING THE GAMES AT HOME AND AWAY, BY FURNISHING CARS FOR THOSE BASKETBALL TRIPS,.AND BY PUTTING ON BARBECUE SUPPERS FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR CAFETERIA. We HOPE THAT IN THE FUTURE THE PROGRESS OF THE SCHOOL WILL BE A TOKEN OF GRATITUDE TO YOU, OUR PATRONSe OuR SCHOOL IS AS A NEW-BORN BABE$ SUPPORT IT, CHERISH IT, AND WATCH IT GROW. . WiTH A BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR THE FUTURE IN MIND, THE TEACHERS HAVE STRUGGLED ON THROUGH MANY HARDSHIPS IN HUPES OF BETTER CONDITIONS iN THE NEAR FUTURES THE FACULTY AS A WHOLE HAVE BEEN AND ARE CONTINUING TO BE READY To DO THEIR BEST TO MAKE THE GOOD BETTER,AND THE BETTER THE BEST. WE HAVE ENJOYED THESE PIONEER DAYS IN THE NEW SCHOOL = THEY HAVE BEEN A GREAT CHALLENGE To us. IN THIS PARAGRAPH WE, THE SENItoR Crass oF 1949, wiSH To SAY TO OUR PRINCIPAL, TEACHERS, AND COMMUNITY = THANK YOU! (J —= —a —— SCHOOL SONG WE SHOUT GLORY TO You, DEAR otD Bule's CREEK, To YouR MIGHTY AND TO YOUR MEEK.� ; IN THE FIGHT AGAINST THE WRONG, WE LIFT OUR VOICES IN TRIUMPHANT SONG. IN YOUR CLASSROOMS AND HALLS OF LEARNING, LoYALTY'S FIRES AND BRIGHTLY BURNING� YouR RULES WE OBEY WITH PLEASURE. WE HAIL THEE, OUR SCHOOL, A VALUED TREASURE. AS WE GO FORWARD TO LIFE ANEW, MEMORIES OF SCHOOL DAYS SHINE THROUGH. ALWAYS REMEMBER: NE'ER FORGET, Grory To you, 8. C., WE LOVE You YET. NELLIE HUMPHREY MAZELLE MANGUM A. Jd. STEPHENSON i i- ¥ SCHOOL COLORS RoyaAL BLue AND GOLD oe � ie NANYONE CAN SYMPATHIZE WITH THE SUFFERINGS OF A FRIEND, BUT IT REQUIRES A VERY FINE NATURE To SYMPATHIZE WITH A FRIEND'S SUCCESS. .ccoccceeece OscarR WILDE Do NOT PRAY FOR TASKS EQUAL TO YOUR POWERS === PRAY FOR POWERS EQUAL TO YOUR TASKSe“sescsovcees ree ara SP POSS SS et nas SSotoe @ Te, s area ma as Ae, eo CE Oe ‘ im ES — (— - oe i Lr — = cS) ea S chool Faculty Coach Prine po! CBase ball H istory Campbel College. Bob Tones Umiversity NG State Co Mege a | English Home Economics Erened Florida State Co llege for Waren; @ (Chm pbell College UNiV. of JENNessee Woman's Cs He ge Wo man's (Co lege COIN C: CL NA Ce Morethean L. Stewart Math H.S. English Uni Vv. of Virginia N € State William end Many he SEG ers 4 lege J 18 Underwood Charles R. Willrams Not Pictured Mrs. Makenzie Ress Taylor B: ily Mason Peace College Camphe College East Carolina Weacher's Co lege 7 Scienee Coach (Bastet bad) cece nn pe tian) “¢ Billy Avent V1 0 2 Butler Zelda Byrd ce pres. Sports 1,2, 3,4 ANNual Stat? Superl. ANNua! Stat? Sat. at avms NS ' oN Danny Green Margaret Greew Sherwood Gregory uper l. Cheer leader Studen€ Council Supev Honor Society Super . _ Wee NO oe all NT Asmat. Billy Lloy Jean Maness Calvin Mangum . ves. Student Council Annual Statt Sporls 13,4, Cheer leader e a PA. Leo. Fr Janice Wood Celil WaddeH tea. Super! Spovls ,2 3 4 = Sec. Super Sports [Z34 Super . Sports 42,34. So TO OUR Now THAT THEY'RE OVER, PARENTS, TEACHERS, SENIOR CLASS SONG We've HAD OUR GOOD TIME FOR TWELVE SHORT YEARS, OUR HEARTS FILL WITH TEARS, AND SCHOOL, WE GIVE THE CREDIT FOR KNOWING LIFE'S RULE, You TAUGHT US HONOR, COURAGE, ANO RIGHT, Bute's CREEK HIGH SCHOOL, WE LOVE You TONIGHT. Now AS WE GO FORWARD ONTO LIFE'S ROAD, ANO AS OUR PROBLEMS FACE US, WE WILL CARRY OUR SCHOOL SPIRIT OF CHEER, AND SHALL GO FORWARD WITH NEVER A FEAR, ANoO AS OUR THOUGHTS TURN BAQKWARD AGAIN, Buie's CREEK HIGH SCHOOL, WE'LL THINK OF CLASS COLORS WINE ANDO WHITE PRESIDENT: VICE-PRES: SECRETARY: CLASS Bitty LLoyo BirLLyY AVENT JANICE Woobd OFFICERS TREASURERS SOCIAL CH: ScT.e AT ARMS: CLASS SUPERLATIVES BEST ALL-RouNDs MOST POPULAR: MosT ATHLETIC; BEST DRESSED: WITTIESTS MosT STuDiouss: JANICE Wooo BiCuLY LLoyo JANICE Wooo T. H.' McLeoo JANI GE Woood CECIL WADDELL JANICE Wooo Te He MeLeoo MARGARET GREEN THOUGH HEAVY THE LOAD, YOU THEN. CLASS FLOWER MISTLETOE T. H. McLeoo MARGARET GREEN ZELDA Ge SHERWOOD GREGORY VIOLA BuTLER DANNY GREEN BYRO THE FURST NAME HAS RECENTLY MOVED THE COMMUNITY AS WELL AS THAT OF BOONE TRAILo BEST CHINA.’ SCHOOL PROPHECY OF THE CLASS OF ' 9 As | | SEE t KLEAN LAUNDRY NTHE WORK EVER TO HE ZELDA Byro, | SHE (8S ALUMNI LUNGH GLANCE BACK OVER BE DONE MORE PEOPLE THAN ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT OF NOW HOME AGO SHE DELIVERED AN ADDRESS AT THE Buieé's SHE PLANS TO RESUME HER WORK THE 1S THAT OF BILLY Oo LILLINGTON WHE s HE SERVES ANGIER, LAUNDRY IN THE §S KLEAN is A MISSION ON FURLOUG AR, EON. IN CHINA OURING THE SUMMER MONTHS, COMPLETING VioLA BUTLER HAS A RETURNED TO Bure's DIETITIAN COURSE AT DUKE UNIVERSITY. AVENT. MR RE HE is THE Buse's CoATs, 1s ECTION, AND ARY IN H ANO vuSsT CREEK CREEK SENIOR CLASS ROLL OF e OWNER ERWIN, TURNING OUT THE A Hels) AVENT OF CREEK AND SERVES ITS KIND, HONG KONG, WEEK PUBLIC AFTER SHE: WAS GRADUATED AS ONE OF THE TOP TEN STUDENTS OF HER CLASS. As THE HIGH SCHOOL HERE Miss BuTLER HAS ACCEPTED THE HEAD POSITION. DIETS HiS CLASSMATES AS FAT, POUNOS PLUS TIAN, THE NEXT NAME | INTO THE +S DEFINITELY SEE iS SHERWOOD St We NUMBER ONE STUD IN NEED OF GREGORY, 10, LOCATED OUT AS KEEPS THE NEW RADIO BUILDING. BoB -HoPE moveD IN, FOR FAT §S GOMEDIAN OVER WoF.0.G. | UNDERSTAND THAT DANNY GREEN MARKET. °'(ON WEDNESDAY OF A GOOD KNOWN TO HAS MOVED HIS TWO HUNORED IN THE SFatT® moved Swi Ne LAST WEEK HE WAS SEEN CHASING FOUR SWINE DOWN MAIN STREET, GIVING VERT A HARD TIME. Is STUDYING ART MARGARET GREEN IN BUT DUE TO HAS SEEN HER LAST PARIS. MARGARE NEVER WON A BUTTON FOR HER FINE WORK, A THR A BRI BiLLY SPARKLE BILLY LUGYD, .AF PLU, GHT = EYED Sioux MUST HAVE HAD IN MANY WOMEN HAS RETURNED TER GIVING TO HIS Cirry Sue. FUN PUTTING SUE YTES. THE G IN CUT THE COMMOTION iN Buie's CREEK 40%. THAT Bitiy'’S SETTLING DOWN HAS CIRCUMSTANGES BEYOND HER CGONTROL, CLASS AND FRENGH T HAS ALWAYS LIKED SHE {RLS IN HOLLYWOOD HiS YOUNGER CERTAIN NATIVE BuieE’S CREEK WITH DAYS, CATTLE To KEEP THE ROLL ROLLING, JEAN MANESS HAS CARRIED HER TYPING CAREER TO THE POINT THAT SHE {1S NOW MAIN TYPIST FoR THE Bule's CREEK TATLER , 8B. C.'S TOP DAILY PAPERe SHE GETS MUCH PUBLICITY IN OTHER STATES AS WELL AS IN HER OWN NORTH CAROLINA.’ i Ts He. MoLe€od,. JR., HANDSOME SON OF T. H., S5Re, SERVES THIS AND SURROUNDING TERRITORIES WITH HIS FUNERAL HOME.� Teo He DISCONTINUED HIS BASKETBALL CAREER TO TAKE CARE OF THOSE WHO DISCONTINUED THEIRS IN A DIFFERENT MANNER� HE SEEMS TO BE DOING PRETTY GOOD BUSINESS AS THE O'QuINN AND O'QUINN BUSINESS IN LILLINGTON HAS BEEN _OISRUPTED. CALVIN MANGUM HAS RECENTLY OPENED A MOTORS SALES ESTABLISHMENT. FROM HIS STOCK YOU ARE ABLE TO BUY THE NEWEST CARS AND AIRPLANES, SECOND = HAND MOTOR=SCOOTERS, AND KIDODY=CARS. JANICE Wood tS NOW THE PROUD WIFE OF OUR DEAR UNDERTAKER, THEOPHILUS HECTOR MCLEOD, JUNIOR. SHE HAS A DOUBLE TIME JOB, AS SHE HAS NOT BEEN ABLE TO HIRE A MAID; THE TwO LITTLE MACS KEEP HER ON THE RUN) AS WELL AS THOSE WHO RUN IN TO SEE MR. MCLEOD. RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED, MADEMOISELLE VERTE To HAVE A FRIEND Is To Be One EMERSON HISTORY OF THE SENIOR CLASS THE HISTORY OF OUR SENIOR CLASS BEGAN BACK IN THE YEAR 1937. THE CLASS STARTED OUT WITH A VERY LARGE EN= ROLLMENT, BUT GRADUALLY IT DEGREASED UNTIL THERE ARE ONLY TWELVE SENIORS AT PRESENT. OUR SCHOOLING BEGAN IN THE OLO KIVETT BUILDING AT CAMPBELL COLLEGE, BUT WE HAD TO LEAVE THERE §1N 1948 To FINISH OUR SENIOR YEAR AT THE NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING IN BUulEe'S CREEK. BILLY AVENT, BoRN MAY 24, 1931, RENOWN BY HIS CROON= ING VOICE, IS FINISHING HIGH SCHOOL WITH FINE GRADES AND’ A FAIR® REPUTATION. HE TAKES PART IN ALL SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES OF THE SCHOOL. HE 1S PLANNING TO STUDY LAW IN THE FUTURE. VIOLA BUTLER, BORN MARGH 20, 1930, JOiNED US IN THE EIGHTH GRADE AFTER GHANGING SGHOOLS SEVERAL TIMES. SHE TAKES PART 1N SPORTS AND CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES. SHE PLANS TO GO TO COLLEGE AND TAKE A BUSINESS COURSE TO PREPARE HERSELF FOR WHAT SHE HOPES TO BE A SUGGESSFUL CAREER. ZELDA ByrRo, BoRN AUGUST 3, 1931, HAS BEEN WITH us FROM BEGINNING TO END. SHE iS UNDECIDED AS TO WHAT TO DO IN LIFE, BUT WHATEVER IT MAY BE, WE HOPE IT WILL HAVE A HAPPY ENDING. ZELDA, BEING VERY QUIET IN THE CLASS= ROOM, WILL SURPRISE YOU IN SOME OF HER SUBJECTS, SUCH AS FRENCH AND ENGLISH. DANNY VERT GREEN, BORN SeptemBeR 6, 1931, MET US IN THE FIRST GRADE AND HAS BEEN WITH US EVER SINCE. HE “TAKES PART IN SPORTS, ESPECIALLY BASEBALL. HE WAS A CHEER LEADER HIS SENIOR YEAR AT Buie's CREEK HIGH. MARGARET GREEN, B8O0RN OCTOBER 2, 1930, JOINED THE HAPPY THRONG OF YOUNGSTERS {IN THE THIRD GRADE HER ARTISTIC ABILITY SEEMS TO LEAD TO A PROMISING FUTURE. SHE {S S A FAN OF ALL SPORTS ANO SUPPORTS THE SCHOOL 'S MANY ACTIVITIES. Bitty LtoyD, BORN MARCH 24, 1930, is ACTIVITY EDiTOR OF OUR ANNUAL. HE {iS ALSO PRESIDENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS AND A VERY GOOD SCHOOL BUS DRIVER. HE LIKES SPORTS AND PARTICIPATES IN THE ACTIVITIES OF THE SCHOOL.HE PLANS TO BECOME A PILOT IN THE FUTURE. Z2ye Nea _= cs JEAN MANESS WAS 8ORN DecemBeR 14, 1929. SHE YOINED THE SENIOR CLASS WHEN SHE WAS IN THE FOURTH GRADE, FINISH= ING THE GRAMMAR GRADES AND HIGH SCHOOL THROUGH THE NINTH GRADE AT Bure's CREEK. SHE MOVED TO FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA, LAST YEAR, BUT CAME BACK IN TIME TO FINISH IN OUR NEW SCHOOL. JEAN PLANS TO GO TO COLLEGE TO BECOME A Home ECONOMICS TEACHER. SHE 1S TYPIST FOR OUR ANNUAL. CALVIN MANGUM, BORN MAY 7, 1931, VOINED OUR CLASS IN THE LAST YEAR OF SCHOOL. HE TOOK MORE THAN THE AVERAGE LOAO OF GLASSWORK ANDO WENT TO SUMMER SCHOOL IN ORDER TO GRADUATE FROM HIGH SCHOOL THIS YEAR. HE 1S A CHEER LEADER AND 1S VERY FOND OF SPORTS. T. H. MCLEOD, BORN FEBRUARY 20, 1931, BEGAN IN THE FIRST GRADE WITH US, LEFT IN THE THIRD TO ATTEND THE DUNN PUBLIC SCHOOL, RETURNED To Bule's CREEK AS A JUNIOR] HE TAKES PART IN ALL SPORTS AND SCHOOL PROGRAMS. Mac is COSCAPTAIN OF THE 80YS!' BASKETBALL TEAM, AND 1S ALSO EDITOR OF THE SCHOOL ANNUAL AND TREASURER OF HIS CLASS. JANICE Wood, BORN APRIL 19, 1931, 1S THE SECRETARY OF THE SENIOR CLASS. SHE 1S A GOOD BASKETBALL PLAYER AND 1S CAPTAIN OF THE GIRLS TEAM. SHE JOINED THE CLASS IN THE SEVENTH GRADE, ANDO HAS DONE WELL IN HER SCHOOL WORK ALL THROUGH THE YEARS. CEciL WADDELL, BORN DECEMBER 14, 1930, ATTENDED THE FIRST GRADE IN LILLINGTON, BUT MOVED To Bule'sS CREEK IN TIME TO JOIN OUR CLASS IN THE SECOND GRADE}” Moe 186 CO=CAPTAIN OF THE BoYS' BASKETBALL TEAM AND PARTICIPATES 1N ALL SCHOOL ACTIVITIES. SHERWOOD GREGORY, BORN APRIL 12, I931, !S BETTER KNOWN TO HIS CLASSMATES AS LARDO . HE HAS BEEN WITH US THROUGH ALL OUR TROUBLES AND QUARRELS FROM START TO FINISH, HE 1S THE BIGeLITTLE BOY OF THE CLASS AND HE 1S ALSO A MEMBER OF THE ANNUAL STAFF. HE HAS NO SPECIAL INTEREST iN THE FUTURE SO !{F YOU GIRLS ARE LOOKING FOR A MMAN™, LARDO IS AVAILABLE. Pinky MANGUM VERT ™ GREEN (fh — Se HAVING MADE OUR MARK UPON THIS WORTHY CAMPUS, WE, THE SENIOR CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY =- NINE, DO HEREBY PROCLAIM THIS DOCUMENT OFFICIAL. THE FOLLOWING ACTS ARE TO BE EXECUTED BY WHOMEVER THEY MAY CONCERN. ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTIOLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE 1. TO MRe JOHNSON, OUR MOST HONORABLE AND CAPABLE ll. TO OUR FACULTY WE LEAVE ALL OUR BEST WISHES FOR le oS II. Ve Vie Vil. VIII 1X Xe THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT SECTION | PRINCIPAL, WE LEAVE THE HAPPY (?) MEMORIES OF HIS FIRST SENIOR OLASS AT THIS SCHOOL. A MOST SUCCESSFUL AND HAPPY TEACHING CAREER. SECTION 11 To THE JUNIOR CLASS WE WILL OUR DIGNITY ANO IMPERFECTNESS IN CLASS. To THE SOPHOMORE CLASS WE WILL ALL OUR MOST HONORABLE BEAUTY. To THE FRESHMAN CLASS WE WILL ALL OUR ATHLETIC ABILITY. SECTION I11 |, SHERWOOD GREGORY, WILL ALL MY WISE CRACKS, FUN, AND SMART REMARKS TO BETTY Ge WALTON.’ 1, CALVIN MANGUM, WILL MY DEVIL=MEANT To Biuty TALLY. Peo Lye CEOYD, —oWELC OMY ABIULTY oT0: . GET.:TO CLASS ON TiME (ESPECIALLY AFTER RECESS) TO FLEMING WALKER. Lee RUL VeAVENT Ss WELL VO ENY.1 TABILE1 Ys 5 TO, SPEAK FRENCH TO MARTIN STEWART. I, VIOLA BuTLER, WILL MY ABILITY TO -LEARN PHYS!CS TO PULLEY, ALIAS VERLY. 1, Cecil WADDELL, WILL MY ATHLETIC ABILITY TO Aw Jo STEPHENSON, |}, JANICE Wood, WILL MY CENTER POSITION IN BASKETBALL TO ROSALIE STONE. eo |,OANNY GREEN, WILL MY POETIC INTELLIGENCE TO Aw Je STEPHENSON.’ |, MARGARET (NOT MAGGIE) GREEN, WILL MY ONE HUNORED AND ELEVEN POUNDS TO VERLYe |, JEAN MANESS, WILL MY WAVY HAIR TO BETTY Lou STEPHENSON. ARTICLE Xle |, ZELOA BYRD, WILL MY LOVE FOR READING TO Sueé BYRo. ARTICLE XIl1l. 1, TeH. MCLEOD, TREASURER OF THE SENIOR CLASS . WILL THE BALANCE OF THE CLASS MONEY(7 CENTS) To Bury TALLY� SECTION IV | HEREBY PROCLAIM THAT THESE AFORE = MENTIONED ACTS ARE THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY=-NINES Bitty AVENT, TESTATOR To He MCLEOD, Wi TNESS Bitty LLoyo, WITNESS CLASS MOTTO UNI TA FORTOIS = = = = = = = = = = STRONGER BEGAUSE UNITED REQUIREMENTS JEAN MANESS SCHOOL WOULD BE A DANDY NAP, JF T WEREN'T FOR A CERTAIN HANDICAP. STuDYInNG | WOULD GREATLY ADMIRE, |F tT WEREN'T FOR THINGS IT REQUIRES. ENGLISH 1S THE MASTER KEY, BuT LIKE THEM ALL iT'S GREEK TO ME. GEOMETRY 1S SO VERY PLAIN, A LITTLE MORE, iT°LL WRECK MY BRAIN. History iS A UNIT FINE, OH, BUT AM | GETTING BEHIND. PHYS!CS IS NEEDED FOR GRADUATION, But | TOOK THAT WITH HESITATION. Civics 1S JUST LIKE HISTORY, A SUBJECT THAT'LL REMAIN A MYSTERY.s LATIN, I'LL TELL YOu MY FRIEND, IS ONE SUBYECT THAT WON'T SINK IN. FRENCH IS A LESSON | LIKE TO COVER, BuT tT GOES IN ONE EAR AND OUT THE OTHER. BilolLocy wWouLD BE JUST FINE, BUT CUTTING UP BUGS 1S NOT MY LINEe WiTH ALL THESE POINTS AND CONSIDERATIONS, | LL HAVE MY DIPLOMA AT GRADUATION. Sue Brown | OE ————— zelle Mangum Nelle Humphe ava. Jolyyson Mazel 9 Super . ty (oon Bhi 6 Ser ae Sec. Super. 37 _ Cy Ste ph envsow Martin Ste Wave Sporls [234 Supevl. Sports ey At _ Super I. Elizabeth Polley Soperlat ve RAS fig , an KR N ae we Billy (Ea [le uy Fleming Walkes Belt la fo hae C Sep eReS vi lo Nv we Ce Sports 3 e hes ev . DUPE VI. Treas. YUP ree rae oo Po OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF 1950 PRESIDENT 7 7 tm em me ee ee = = = = ESTON BETTS Mi@eer REQ. 9 = = = ee ee He - Sue Byro MSEeREIARY 0 - = = = = - = s+ ew ewe MAZELLE MANGUM BEGROURER © Rm = ae RK eo BILLY TALLY SOCIAL CH. -- see ee ee ee ee eee A. Jd. STEPHENSON SGT. AT ARMS - ----+--+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-- CALVIN MANGUM JUNIOR SUPERLATIVES BEST LOOKING MOST POPULAR GIRL: ROSALIE STONE GIRL: MAZELLE MANGUM Boys. MBILLY TALLY. Boy; A.sJeSTEPHENSON BEST DRESSED MOST ATHLETIC GiRtL: BARBARA JOHNSON GIRL: ROSALIE STONE Bor: Bitty TALryY Boy; FLEMING WALKER MOST STUDI OUS BEST ALL ROUND Girt: DoRis PAGE GiRts NELLIE HUMPHREY Boy: ESToNn BETTS Boy: Eston BETTS WITTIEST MOST ORIGINAL GiRtLs EL! ZABETH PULLEY GIRLs NELLIE HUMPHREY Boy: Ase Je STEPHENSON Boys BILLY TALLY CLASS MOTTO Tout BIEN Ov RIEN - = - = = = = = - - = ALL Good oR NOTHING t: -@ EX ae Pre a ek aR Tan 2 - Peo f cn y ae eee Yo a: oe chee ee a Nexth oe ae rly le Hayes, YE (1 ¢ Green, Ann Staffo rd doves 1a4G ur, betdy Aoi Sates, Ma x So x, Br ily La vier, LAVA he fage; Jammy Sex te wv, Wesley Denton, ai F¥2. Stone, flare Matthews, Gilly wy Pa ree PPANCES Ja (thes, Ma rian ba fer, Callie elf “LpChu reh 5 firs. Ta Ylori bobby Byrd Woady UpChareh Eyl heus haul, Lo uglrs Je bu sen B hog eS, W Loauehard PLLLERLL DIDI D DDE, Bi oe . Mey th Cpide itt FP Waywe- liga a a Cael Johnson, Jean Ferrell, Wy liam ok Be Billie h oed, Fegg y Maness i Duane Hath any INNER Ghee ne a, Lo ua Ste p hen so wt, Find ley Cham bers, Bo bby Bobe ron, Geraldine Butie r, bonothy Howand, Tommy Lloyd, � Kew Staffernd , Oam Di xan r-— 'T-- = pe er .— ww fax w Linda Denning, Joy fT Walston; William Dawy en Da PUD aod Pregory, Kebecea. Smith, barbara t timan, He le � i Me fuley, Janice tarker, FRC AA A Greg ory, [smerny ee fa rthews, Larf{ Bu ler, Cerald fawrences Miss Williams, hay Piatth ews, Phyllis Turlington, Costtre. Steuart, Getty Jare Over by, Je rey Turlinetan, Ca rod Salpens Bo bbre Se ps BL Eiiiwetan (Absent -Fe@ay Wirwas) 2 2 | ' cand rida : Tie Ores Jerry fee Humphrres, Carl Cape, hay Wied, Phi lki plur hing ton, Bb; Uy | Va wahn, Pe 494 Cutts; Je rry buriid, Gerald Filla rd, Menno th Pa hla non , Carrolf £ eggett, Freda Mar ks Grace Byrd, Flossie. Ennis, Lavern baskin, Cale Asha rth, Judy Preg org, fore thy Lu dley, Car slyx Ca tts 3 Jalia Lawe, Jewel Hsbbs, Charles fe ler Larry Stewa rl Fage we Au try Lis Cates, Sarah Bunn, Brenda She Stewart; Miss Brooks, kay Tohuson,Alma tarKe ntolly laylor, Be rey best Menry Seuarb[paacest lwers,€ He bAsJ. Bodkin. hird Reirada: Patsy Cotton, Linda. Buyn, Ma ry F Greg ary, Betty JaThipp, Frauees Woed, Jolew Norris, Qrie Natthews, Ki as: ey hers byrd, Lily Sones, Jutus lax e, Lilian Enwis, Livds Lawrenes, Billy ila Jean Na tthews: Mangaret Sy Harn, Benwy Le2.N, Neill Jones Byrd, Pliscag Newton , Derethy Catts , Julia Spence; Awn [Marie Boor, lcften ie. bers, Charles Muted, Richust Bass Alan “Whi te, avid: Mi (to w:M.Nc Ka. Ourth @rade: Betty GC. By rd, Carolyn Butler, Judith Weaver, Jane Edwards, Mansorie Humphries, Jayee Ptene, eee Moan Batty Usalstonsj dudres Howard Marks, Simmy Ferrell, Brace feltman, Robert Dew, Tey Magia dis, Shel ta Spenee, Bobby Ashworth, BH. Elling hn, Miss Burt; 5 Shd rows’ Mary Green, fon nse Richardson, Geraldine Butler, Joyee Jones, Barbara MeLamb, Bowwie Britt, Clana Fay Dewn,- gn Wests AA row: Wi lato. walter Harmon, dDiekre Bo¥kin, H.Meleod, H. Dave arolYn Denton, Carel “ifth Grade ,l.tor. Mary Lowrence, Joy Ger Mattheurs, Olive Gaskin, Alice Holton, ane Hodges, eid logers, JC. Mattheurs,Ir., Harold Hayes; and row: Fordyce Page, Ix Norris, fa LoS eh) Deon, any Ragland, Hsldo. Cutts, Patricia Hester, Marga ret De wn ig , Betty Dorman, Srdrow: Barbara A. -ane, Dobby Dixon, MH Dudley, Tr, Jimmy Baker, Gerald By rd, We bsterTurlington, Jimmy Us Bitty By nee UA row: Hebert Butler, Binnie Edusards, Eva Overby, Crahane gals, Banhkava Melesd, Ada Burt Eriethoase. Berlis Ennis � Shelby Britt, Kuby Bann, Janet Williams, Sixth Grade, Ist row: Marthe Gregory , By Hen ry Howard; ANd pow. Gene Byrd, Rudelph Stewart, Gretchen Shirley Humphries, Cart Gregory, Rue Beli Harper. 3rd mith, Tommy White, Lirise Parker, Betty Hughes, Wi Oo fe Leod, Calvin Shown, Joyce Arrington , Faye Meleecd, atthews, Betty Salmon, Billie Edwards, fo w: Tames Hester, Laverne S aie LpChureh, Mrs. Joserhine Bradley, Jerry firwold- Flemine Norris CNnot iy B... th ‘fs pade! Isérous’ Gal Rogers, Larry joveee bby Byrd, Vie Stafford, Shirley Altima, Rovold eae gue, Welciew Jibs Cree tse: Lean Spenee, ethers. Meheod, Joaw Tyséager, Nava. S. Stephenson, Shirley Jones, Jack Ragland, Tra vis Mo ss,Car ve Frege ry, James Butle ri 3rd row Mrs, Virgivia Chenault, Kassed Catts, JW Dean Donald Leggett, BatHarmo ndyl via. iurdington,CeliaTo has on, Cora Hayes, Cla dys Penton sk rou Bo bby farnish, Ne ry Ha rringoH, Kathe ni ve Hedy (us, JERS b by + be Chare h, Fran layler, Zard West hlice budjey, Flwesd Ea wands. (Absen® Frames Norns, Fe gay Karreyton Byrd = ighth nea: Ist rour: Stewart Mel.am b, Edward Gaskin, Mary Hwa rd, MENS, Colton , Sue Di ee Er my Campbel , Bruce Ennis Joel Hodges; Ind. Mrs.largo, J.C. Gaskin, Gene Stewart, Joyce By rd, Nie Loekamy, Shirley Britt, Joyce Dorman, Judy White, Joy ee Wee Ver} Brd � Ernest : wee, Howard tarmon, Lindsay Byrd, SC. Byrd, ommy Hall, Noy Waddell , . Jimmy Marks, David Me Kae. B Jechent, Franklin S pe NEWS FROM THE GRADES FIRST GRADE WE ARE iN THE First GRADE, WE LIKE To BE IN THE First GRADE. WE LIKE OUR NEW SGHOOL BUILDING. WE THINK WE HAVE THE PRETTIEST ROOM, WE LIKE OUR PLACE To PUT THINGS. WE LIKE OUR LONG WORK AND PLAY SHELVES. WE ENJOY READING, WRITING, AND SINGING. IN SIMPLE WORDS, WE LIKE our First GRADE. SECOND GRADE THE PROVEGT WE §1N THE SECOND GRADE ENJOYED MOST THIS YEAR WAS OUR FROG PROJECT, %IN IT WE LEARNED TO APPRECIATE NATURE AND WE TOOK MORE INTEREST IN THE LIFE AND THE HABITS OF THE FROG. WE LEARNED THAT THERE ARE THREE CLASSES OF FROGS. THEY CAN BE USED FOR FOOD AND THEY HELP THE FARMER BY DESTROYING INSECTS. OuR LANGUAGE WAS MADE MORE {NTERESTING AS WE USED OUR INFORMATION IN ORAL AND WRITTEN WORK. WE WERE HELPED IN OUR READING BY OUR USING THE VOCABULARY CHART AND 8Y OUR SEATWORK ASSIGN= MENTS. WE LEARNED HOW TO SPELL NEW WORDS AND OUR ART IMPROVED AS WE DID PAPER CUTTING AND FREE ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE FROG. ; THIRD GRADE THANKFUL FOR PARENTS, TEACHERS, AND FRIENDS. THANKFUL FOR ALL THAT ouR FATHER SENDS. THANKFUL FOR GHANCES OF LEARNING AT SCHOOL. THANKFUL TO PRACTICE THE GOLDEN RULEs THANKFUL THAT WE, LITTLE FOLK THAT WE ARE, CAN TRY TO AIM HIGH, PERHAPS AS A STARo Lovins OUR SCHOOL AS WE SURELY DO. : _ KNoWING To 1T WE SHALL ALWAYS GE TRUE. FOURTH GRADE We HAvE A HecperR’s CLUB IN OUR ROOMe ONE OF THE THINGS WE ENJOY MOST 18 HELPING THOSE WHO ARE BEHIND TN READING AND ARITHMETIC, WHEN WE HAVE FiNiSHED OUR WORK WE TAKE A SMALL GROUP OF PUPILS WHO ARE BEHIND TG THE READING TABLE AND HELP THEM READ EASY BOOKS. WE THINK THEY HAVE IMPROVED A LOT. EACH OF US TRY TO MAKE OUR GROUP OF CHILDREN LEARN THE MOST. WE DO MANY OTHER THINGS IN HELPING OTHERS SUCH AS CLEANING THE ROOM, PICKING uP TRASH, AND HELPING OTHERS IN TROUBLEs BuT THE THING WE ENJOY MOST 1S TO HELP OTHERS READ. orto tsetse Obese GrD «lee me = FO FIFTH GRADE AT THE BEGINNING OF SCHOOL WE ORGANIZED A BooK CLUB, THE Cape Fear Bock Cius. Our PRESIDENT 18 WEBSTER TUR= LINGTON; Vice-PrRes., MARY SUSAN RAGLAND; SEC. =TREASURER, MARGARET DENNING, OUR GOAL 1S TO READ AND ENYOY MORE GooD BOOKS, AND TO IMPROVE OUR SPELLING, ORAL AND WRITTEN ENnGc-= LISH THROUGH BOOK REVIEWS. WHEN OUR PROVECT ON NorTH CAR= OLINA BIRDS 1S COMPLETED WE ARE PLANNING TO HAVE OUR PARENTS VISIT US AND SEE OUR PICTURES, BIRDHOUSES, AND BOOKS. SIXTH GRADE AT THE TIME OF THIS WRITING WE ARE JUST BEGINNING A STuOY OF NoRTH CAROLINA. EACH PUPIL WILL GOMPILE A BOOK= LET THAT WILL BE FILLED WITH MATERIAL ABOUT THE STATEe SOME OF THE DESIRED RESULTS OF THE STUDY ARE A GREATER KNOWLEDGE OF THE GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY oF NoRTH CAROLINA, A DEEPER APPRECIATION OF THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE MADE THE STATE GREAT, A KEENER SENSE OF THE NATURAL BEAUTIES, AND A REALIZATION OF THE OPPORTUNITIES NoRTH CAROLINA OFFERS EACH. BOY AND GIRLe SEVENTH GRADE OuR THIRTY = SIX PUPILS HAVE FORMED A SEVENTH GRADE Cuus IN WHICH OUES ARE TEN GENTS A MONTHe OuR OFFICERS AREs PRES., DoNnALdD LEccETT; SEC.=TREAS., JACK RAGLAND. WE ISSUE EACH MONTH A NEwsSPAPER, “Buie’s CREEK AND COMMUNITY News. THE FOLLOWING HAVE DONE SPLENDIO WORK IN GONTRIBUTING ARTICLES: BARBARA McLeod, Cora Hayes, HELEN STAFFORD, NAUVA Jo STEPHENSON, KATHERINE Huocins, Evan TAytor, TRAVIS Ross, ANO DONALD LEGGETT. PAT HARMON AND JACK RAGLAND CONTRI BUTE THE COMIC STRIPS. EIGHTH GRADE THE OFFICERS OF OUR CLASS OF TWENTY=FOUR PUPILS ARE Pres., Jimmy CamPpBeLt; V.PRES., Judy WHITE; SEC.—-TREAS., Gene STEWART. OuR TEACHERS HAVE BEEN MRS. LARGO, . MRS. TayLor, Mrs. Ross, AND MR. WILLIAMS. We visiTED ouR STATE CAPITOL WHILE THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY WAS IN SESSIONS WE ARE VERY PROUD OF OUR NEW BUILDING AND OF THE FAGT THAT OUR CLASS WAS THE FIRST TO GET ITS ROOM CLEANED PROPERLY. We HAVE HAD TWO VERY NICE PARTIES SO FAR, ONE AT CHRISTMAS AND ONE AT VALENTINE} Judy WHITE, Mary Jo HowArRD Joyce DoRMAN,FRANKLIN SPENCE ty tJ, Y Gy, ti “Vy, ’ Hulu That Sumpin?” Luty 3 Scheel Sapa N Ks , x cmt a Wrorn q Divectio wi P wt Air. Minded re PeRT iN 9 Ree 8 . Drop Dead II ee RE eS ee ae 1) Se er Left ta right: Billy Avent, Billy Lleyd, Janice Waed, | H.Meleod, pawuy Creen, Margaret Green, Ceei Waddel, Shep aosd Cregory, Viola Butler, A.J. Stephenson, Calvin. Maugusm, Billy lay, Mazelle Mangum, Sue Brswn, Linde bew, barbara Tabnson, Jean Mavess (Gar ee rieaders — B. ee High Dany Green, Mazelle Mangum, Billy Tally, anes buson,Calvin Mangum es Fey A ee! be LIMERICKS [F YOU HAVE EVER BEEN To THE zoo, You SAW SOME STUDENTS OF ALGEBRA Il. EVERY STUDENT AND HIS COUSIN, EATING PEANUTS BY THE DOZEN. IF You TAKE ALGEBRA Ii, You WILL BE THERE, TOO. BoBBy ROBERSON My SHOES WERE BRAND NEW, But | WALKED THROUGH THE DEW; ANO TO MY SURPRISE THEY WERE HALF MY SIZE; | THINK THEY SHRANK, DON'T you, CAROL JOHNSON ONE DAY | PLUYEKRED A EULOWER, | DO NOT REMEMBER THE HOUR. IN §1T WAS A BEE AND HE STUNG ME. OucH! MY DISPOSITION CHANGED TO SOUR’ THE PENCIL TRIMMER GOES GRIND, GRIND, GRINDe | 00 NOT THINK T 1S ALL VERY KIND.� | T cHEWS THE wooD | HOPE !T IS GOOD. THE PENCIL | HAD TO TRIM, | CANNOT FIND. Betty STEPHENSON -_— «as wooo le Sy OO tak a ee eee a Te AR oh oy edt ed ONE EAR TO ANOTHER: FUNNY, CANNIBAL Kines WHAT ARE WE HAVEN'T meT. WE LIVE ON WE HAVING FOR LUNCH ToDaAyY? THE SAME BLOCK. Cook: Two oLD MAIOS. sd % Me a i KINGS Ucn ? LEFTOVERS TEACHER: WWHAT ARE PEOPLE AGAIN. CALLED WHO ARE ALWAYS TALK= Ad % Md ” 1NG WHEN OTHER PEOPLE ARE A KISS 1S A PECULIAR PRO t NOT INTERESTED? POSITION. OF USE TO NO ONE, YET ABSOLUTELY BLISS TO TWO. Bitiys PLEASE, MA‘'AM, THE SMALL BOY GETS IT FOR A TEACHER. - % % NOTHING, THE YOUNG MAN HAS TO JUDGES So youR NAME JS LVE FOR. (1T “AND HED OCR MAN JosHuA. You'’RE NOT THE UOSHUA HAG) TO SUYO his THe Basy's WHO MADE THE SUN STAND STILL, RIGHT, THE LOVER'S PRIVILEGE, Ameey OUT.” AND THE HYPOGRITE'S MASK. TO CuLPRIT3 No suH, JUDGE, A YOUNG GIRL FAITH, To THE An'’m THE JoSHUA DAT MADE OE MARRIED WOMAN, HOPE, AND TO. — MOONSHINEs “ AN OLO MAID, CHARITY. ‘ } JEST GOES FISHIN! A. J. STEPHENSON Is you EVER SAD, OR LONELY, OR BLUE? WELL, 1T SEEMS DAT SOMETIMES | 18 TOO, But |'s— GoT A cuRE DAT oNnLY | KNows, | JEST GITS ME A POLE AN' A=FISHING | GOES. AN' WHILE JEST WALKING DOWN DAT OLE LONG ROAD, IF | SEES ANTHIN' LIKE A SQUIRREL OR A TOAD, - THE BLUES LEAVES mE AS | GITS TO WATCHIN! Him, RUNNIN!’ ROUND AND 'BouUT FULL OF PEP AN ‘VIM. Den | GOES ON DOWN To DE OLE FISHIN’ HOLE, An' sTICKS IN MY TOE TO SEE IFEN DE- WATER'S COLD. IF Not, | LEAVES MY FEET DANGLIN! AN’ THROWS IN MY HOOK, THEN | SETS BACK AND JEST LOOK AN’ LOOK. SEE DAT BIG BIRD FLYIN’ ROUND OVER DERE, WiD NARY A TROUBLE AND -HARDLY A CARE? You KNow 1T'D BE FUN To co SAILIN!' THRU! AIR = But, say’ LooK WAY DOWN DEREL Look AT DAT BEAVER A-BUILDIN' HIS DAM, He von'T PAY NO 'TENTION TO WHERE I| AM. He KNows | woNn'T BOODER HIM SO HE GOES RIGHT ALONG, An’ LEAVES ME SETTIN' WHISTLIN' MY SONG. But wAlT Titt | SETS MY POLE IN DE GROUN', Den we'tt co AN! TAKE.A LOOK AROUND, An' sEE IFEN WE KIN FIND A RABBIT OR QUAIL, OR HEAR A BLUEVAY A SINGIN’ HIS YELL. Den we'Lt Go Home AN!’ FORGIT TO BE BLUE OR SAD, Cause we'LL BE THINKIN’ BOUT THE TIME WE'S HADs IT DON'T MATTER DAT DERE WEREN'T NO BAIT ON DE HOOK, l D oF THROWED BACK ANY FISH 'CAUSE | HATES TO COOK. ‘yey al Sek ded ies Girls Basketball Rees Viagre 49 Front pour, ltor Helen Ennis, Betty Waltex, Rosalie Stone, Tanree Woo {Dorothy HH oWwand, Ped in Wood: Second rou, to Betty Stephon Som , Edna Page, Marian Baker, Betty finn Butts � Barbara Johnsov. gone B oy’s Basket ball DBS 4 a= Wg i oie ee Bill Hen shaur, Cecil Waddell, [. H. Mcleod, Bi liy Avent, AVS. Ste. henson, Baek rou, [tor Woody Up Church , Bobby Robinson, Billy Nogers, William Dec hewt (Not Show.) Pouelas RE: ata: Bryant oe: ees) re, ayo OF ¥ Lt —— E : ——— — ) ee BOY'S BASKETBALL The Bure's Ureek HicH Schoot Boy's BASKETBALL TEAM ENVOYED A SUCCESSFUL SEASON THIS YEAR.QUT OF 21 GAMES THEY won 14 WHILE LOSING ONLY 7o ALTHOUGH THE TEAM COMPETED IN TWO TOURNAMENTS ONE BEING THE COUNTY TOURNAMENT IN LILLINGTON, AND THE OTHER AN INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT AT SANFORD, THEY LOST OUT BY A NARROW MARGIN IN BOTH, THE HIGH SCORER FOR THE SEASON WAS T.H.McLeopd wiTH 207 points; Cecit WaoDELL 206; Horace Brrant 154; A. Je STEPHENSON 105; and Bitty AvENT 79. aes OPPONENTS ASG A WES oO. CO, 2ND GAME B.C. 1. ANDERSON CREEK 30 = 2h 3h = .22 2. BENSON 12 = 23 er 3. LILLINGTON 1o oes 21 = ah 4. ANGIER 32 - 18 29 = 27 5. BENKAVEN 16 = 32 “= = 6. NEEDHAM BROUGHTON 22 = 38 -- == 7. Boone TRAIL 31 - 23 37 - 31 8, LAFAYETTE yh = 47 27 = 29 9, Coats 27 =- he 15 = 45 10,ERwin 32 = 47 33 = 39 11.RALEIGH LINEN 31 = 29 18 = 43 12.B.C.MARRIED MEN 26 = 38 -- == 13-LILLINGTON of me ere Sipps ® ke oh Py GIRL'S BASKETBALL THe Bure’s Creek HicH ScHooL GIRL'’S BASKETBALL TEAM PLAYED 19 GAMES WINNING ONLY THREE OF THEMe THIS WAS THE FIRST YEAR OF PLAYING BALL FOR MOST OF THE PLAYERS ANDO THEY SHOWED uP PRETTY WELL, CONSIDERING THEIR EXPERIENCE IN BASKETBALL. THE COACHING WAS DONE BY BILLY AVENT, A HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR� THE SCORING 1S AS FOLLOwss JaANice Woop 96; Dot Howaro 87; BETTY WALTON 25; Bittie Wooo 32; Rosatie Stone 7; Betty TALLey 5; AND JEAN Ferree 4. OPPONENTS 1st came B.C, 2no0 GAME _ B, OC, 1. Anoerson CREEK 42 = 13 ey. aan 2. BENSON 20 = 7 patie «pees 3. LILLINGTON 22 = 25 dey SiGe 4. ANGIER Naya lia 7s ? 49 = 12 5e BENHAVEN 73 - 11 oot ee 6. Boone TRAIL 29 = 11 h6 = 11 Te LAFAYETTE Sy ee | hh = 16 8. Coats hyhom 37 = 9 9. ERwin 46 = 2h 10,.CommunitTy WomEN 11,ANDERSON CREEK 12. LitLiNGTonNn STEWART’S BODY SHOP, Painting, Glass-Fitting, Buie’s Creek,N.C. J. B. BARNES—FARM SUPPLIES, Lillington, N. C. ALLRED TIN ROOFING SHOP, Lillington, N. C. SEXTON MOTOR SALES, Lillington, N. C. LILLINGTON FURNITURE CO.,, Lillington, N. C. —— Ss es BOOS TER S5S | STEWART ROBERSON, ESSO DEALER ,Buie’s Creek, N. C. HERMAN ROGERS—SERVICE STATION, Buie’s Creek, N. C. Compliments FOWLER RADIO CO., Lillington, N. C. | Compliments—FARMERS EXCHANGE, Angier, N. C. Best Wishes—PRICE’S CAFE, Angier, N. C. TALTON DRUG STORE (Rexall Drugs), Angier, N. C. ELECTRIC SALES SERVICE, Angier, N. C. H. T. Butts, MEATS GROCERIES, Route 1, Lillington, N. C. | Best Wishes from IDEAL BARBER SHOP, Dunn, N. C. : CHAMPION MILLING CO., Inc., Flour Feeds, Dunn. N. C. Compliments—E. B. CULBRETH AGENCY, Insurance, Dunn. N. C. Cape Fear Marble Granite Works, Erwin Highway, Dunn. N. C. A pers MATTHEWS OIL COMPANY Lillington, North Carolina Phone 2084 Wholesale and Retail Kerosene and Gasoline “Ask The Man We Serve.” MacKay FLORAL GARDENS Erwin Road Phone 2217 Dunn, North Carolina Flowers For Every Occasion - Shruubs For Every Home E. M. CURRIN HORSES — MULES — REAL ESTATE Angier, North Carolina And if You Want to Sell Your Tobacco High— Sell in Dunn at the Four County Warehouses ee a ERNIGAN CO., Inc ot BANK OF HARNETT Erwin, N. C. Erwin, N. C. Owners— Peerless Theatre Member of Federal Deposit Barber Shop Insurance Corporation Jernigan Cleaners ; . oe Oi q = : iE - - R . - . ? 7 + « ‘ ‘ ; = a cent Scam co ce en OL et ae ee ee aot s ' 1 ti ae q a et od - : : _. be r E ¢ 6 t eae; : : 5, Peis tee Soar tes : y: F st ( - a i t + ry - de i) ' ip a + oe iP oat ” ap oe. Ec i ; ca - io . eS A rf . ix if _ iy � ' - ae ° ‘ a. . err . me ie ee bs % ig . | ; oT ios ys 4 . j 4 a. , a, - 2 BS ee) Ce r Sl 4 4 - t j E Fe rE. rn “by - . Me | . . . Ly ‘ � ; a . ' 4 , 7 , = _ es ‘ 4 ' ‘ =3 ah ms - A 3 at 6 eee _ “s aR Pad ‘4 ' ’ BEST WISHES ELLIOTT’S PHARMACY From . STATION WCKB 36 Years Drug Service “The Voice of Public Service” , Dunn, N. C. Fuquay Springs, N. C. | W W CHEVROLET CO. TOM’S Toasted Peanuts INC. TOM’S Peanut Butter Sandwiches Sales—Chevrolet—Service ‘ TOM’S Candies Phone 2131 Dunn, N. C. Dunn, N. C. BASS ELECTRIC CO. B S PONTIAC COMPANY E. Broad St. Lillington, N. C. Contracting and Repairing | “We Sell the Best” Dunn, N. C. Phone 3479 | RAY’S Compliments of The Ladies Store ATKINS BROS. Lillington, N. C. Lillington, N. C. , NS ————— =, te fee eta pe i —_ ee r+ { = na | 4 ray va ie ; : ‘ : eee ¢ : i Vie “ enn PA « Mi) Die Bie S The t . é oT } ; ? as owl a r a | 7 % , - 5 nt yes) } ZAP. a xi? ave tse ae oe uu hy : h 4 ae fe i Res eee att RR sah NN Pisces Ae edes STE a) ’ ae IO ee Ml i eke me ee Mi i J 1g Gel th ie a ah ke Seer ae Fiber ate eek sie! aa 7} Pare. « pal 2 4 we . o; ‘al 19a wiser er Th ee tg tale Hated gp Peels Mead ay eet ny dary Ate ia x ; ri 4 aa . 4 af ? ty � ec ¢ , , = r ‘ $2 , ; s? 5 fe ‘ =: ea ; rs b Dene cs 54 £ ‘, or) 4 es _ 4 ae . uv ie ais 2 i : ' ‘ | pe as 7 Le s 4 = re ’ : “ + - ae oe ‘ hs fe ei! Har. a ; os coe es pi te : - a Z e' e ou iz T i 5 -_ a he rv - ‘ ei a a2 wig tel a ad peta an’ tah ain heals aie 2 rales pe ree ipa Read ainda as naan sank Othe 5 4: f-,¢ 4 y oe SE ro r ’ + et Se wT ‘rites «ayn ¢ � a . f Pa “ny wu : (a9 re) 6S : e esas N a - Pe ; a Ree re aes Cee seg ; Boe) eae sions ot eae ae fe Sia ee ia 7) ao ke . cae : : fae aS oe 3 Oa aha dC wt. diet oy Pant ; . ” 7s , =e = � eA y - aé 3, a Soot COLLEGE GRILL COATS MOTOR CO. , “We Feed the Hungry” ; Coats, N. C. Buie’s Creek, N. C. Chrysler Gaen Plymouth Appliances Dug Richardson —Prop. SANITARY CLEANERS Compliments of Efficient Friendly Service LYRIC THEATRE Phone 317 Lillington, N. C. Lillington, N. C. FARMERS COTTON OIL CO FIRST-CITIZENS BANK TRUST CO. ee ae Manufacturers of Dunn, N. ©. High Grade Fertilizers “Complete Banking Service ” Lillington, N. C. —z_ Compliments of THE COMMERCIAL BANK Dunne Nac: WELDING CO. me “Serving This Community : are Since 1919” unn, N. ©. SS ty Ae eis: ? : } ES eee Tea © Mae et Der aie r, A = ; one Fes ' dochd ath sake eels pines Se ’ a Sar at De a tend Ler ‘ i 2 eg,’ , , Peg i . ay? . Pee. arog ty se 9, +2 oa ‘ LEN eae Pra iG es sf a 4 . ¥ ey } i ae at pret . - im 4° i am .= . + . .@ ad roan i) : ow Li Peja ry 7 oe : ‘, = i $. aes F : rs P Biae ee rd a = = a ¢ . ng 3 ; 7 aes “ 5 is aA , ox Wy et 2% x } F ¥ - a? e 3 : . Hee - = “ i ma) | ak bie re ie ra z = - vai : _ -. ‘ r = : : ‘ ¥ ae 7 = i . Me ; 7 ? He a | = i 7 cae ! t S95 we = j ra _ 5 + i y a . : 1 Ma lew Sh ied te erty Eo Nabe yo dll cee dine 9 Mileage ER epee: rs ot, gird wnnpene eal pim hitaiy at hg ye ty A $ ‘ ee ‘ 7 b z ‘ 3 ™ é 2 te é at at ae yj o s = ul F Fas ¢ pp — 2. aad - 2 —_ + J = � oe mags b ; i : 4 4 r. i) a i : v7 j a = w 2} a 7 ‘ a ; as ae cee | x ; : : See eae a 2 ; ; ‘ : Pt ‘a t } 4 + r | A 2 $5 pe i “ii : J vf P ( 4 i ; bs 7 “ F ina af 2 ine nie ’ , iy. 4: TRS BRB chee © ny erga banatc yt manne aks Mey pedigl ety Rata inane aie c entheaed aaa oetnaalow a 5 - - é bd nas he of 4 ” wat 5 i ate ae. fa su Chek) Fe P 4 ay : gy? ¥ se eee SA ae 14 od 4 os eae dre Sy SEWER S258 HACE peepee ay pues aaa “a7 fs 5 eee had , a SSS —— CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES BANK OF LILLINGTON Lillington, N. C. Member F. D. I. C. “Sound Banking Since 1903” ALLIED FURNITURE CO. Lillington, N. C. ASHWORTH’S Phone 341 The Men’s Boy’s Store Furniture and Fuquay Springs, N. C. Electrical Appliances SR SEE NEIGHBORS FOOD CENTER eae Rhly eds LELAND STEWART “The Spot to Shop General Merchandise SILVER COACH DINER “Best of All Things to Eat” Buie’s Creek, N. C. Dunn, N. C. Compliments of B. F. McLeod Son Lewis Studio Camera Shop REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Home of Fine Portraits Coats — N. C. — Buies Creek Camera Supplies 121 S. Railroad Ave. Phone 2700 Dunnenec; Phone 3942-4 Been SS SS ee eee. = 9 f , | 4 4 ( 7, 7 i) = So AE pe a Fo) { Sr: S a ) b) ’ M. L. HIGHT Paint Wall Paper Store Benson Highway — City Limits Dunn, N. C. Phone 2408 Contracting Interior Decorating Floor Sanding Finishing Wall Paper Hanging Tile Floor Covering Free Estimates and Advice. Cc UY CONGRATULATIONS To The Buie’s Creek High School and Good Wishes To Our Many Buie’s Creek Friends BANK OF FUQUAY Fuquay Springs, N. ©. Member F. D. I. C. FIRST-CITIZENS BANK TRUST CO. “Complete Banking Service” Angier - Coats - Dunn North Carolina Compliments of WIGGINS DRUG STORE Your Community Druggist Buie’s Creek, N. C. L. E. McKnight — Prop. Weert = nen eee Nh atu ty Xf re Aan Ma wate CIO ame ee 7 + i — f ak Wee ‘ ta rel, IN NUN Bile we re! i st AUTEM Rae S —— - ih A nade t att pe aust Vif a + ee iy ay 4 ue Ay Waly fs ar re ie ey iy HPAL Ms RY: nay aA y Ne ae it YF { Age ¥y 4 é ele id fit ty “ § SE Myf «ee y ie Ses hee ate Pat, f Le Aas a NaNO oie ky x ahi) ae 1 wy “aN AA Ne th Ni j an she Kt Cee) MEAS ee Wau My nite yi Wine hane % ie) } ‘4 wy ASA ew “i a fi io € ve iy); Ma “nt f Lack ae ie thal Hie Og) Ay , ue OAH ie ; ry M WA Pe LA i i ai lets PU NS A Ky efi Waaytti f uh it Pate ae fi HAl Ee fs ie i ¥2 5 ay.) Fdly betas. f eS Wet of HUN AE Odean er? Af fey f CM le 5 i v f Ww f My ins Wi 4 Joy fe: a ie i fp mith Wi He We A WO Mt! ia uu fe MAY v4 v6 te fle 1; Tray ie) w (LOS Aa} f i ( vs ‘ i ' nh wy! s, ie a ( af ‘nq q i! 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