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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1964 volume:

IOF Published by the Senior Class of Buies Creek High School Buies Creek, North Carolina The Staff of the Legend Dedication To those who have been our inspiration, Who He taught us to be brave and warm, To ponder the eternal mysteries of the universe And to have faith in our own ideas; Who taught us not to follow the crowd When everyone else was getting on the band wagon And to close our ears to. a howling mob; Who taught us to listen to all men But to filter all we hear on a screen of truth And to take ay the good that comes through; Who taught us to scoff at cynics And to beware of too much sweetness, To sell our talent and skills to the highest bidders But never to put a price tag on our hearts and souls; Who taught us how to laugh 2 sad And that there is no shame in tears; Who taught us that there can be glory in failure And despair in success; , To those who taught us to have sublime faith in ourselves And consequently to have sublime faith in all mankind, To aie Parents We dedicate the 1964 Edition of the Legend. Faculty Roy C. Parker Principal Patsy N. Nelson Donald Y. Leggett ; Social Studies Social Studies Math Health P.E. Ida Sue Neighbors Carroll H. Leggett Rebecca Stevens Commercial English Home Economics English French Science Annie Pierce Mildred Walker Gretchen Harris First Grade Second Grade Third Grade Gertrude Taylor Delores Royals Gayle Hyatt Fourth Grade Fourth Fifth Grade Fifth Grade Gladys Dixon Hilda Rose Lee : Joseph Harris Sixth Grade Seventh Grade Eighth Grade Senior Class Officers Presidenti. mea. cas. geis ween Larry eUpChuren XOGENAy o 6 co ob oo oo eo oo oe 6 Gahiiny WixeniEen Vice-President e-em .1.mm: aren ne barry Howard Treasurer 45.0. one on en ee ynne Butts Paul Tuck Linda Newton Ann Graham Arrington James Lynn Butts Senior LINDA SUE BUTTS LLOYD HERBERT CHAPPELL SHERMAN EARL CURRIN LAURA KAY DIXON Class VICTORIA GAYLE GAULDIN CHARLES BARRETT HOWARD JOYCE MARIE NEWTON JOHNNY WAYNE LEWIS BETTY SUE PARKER JERRY LEE REAVES JANET LEE SMALL ALICE GREY TURLINGTON Class VIRGINIA REID UPCHURCH LARRY CAUL UPCHURCH JULIA ANN WILBURN . OTIS BRAXTON WALLACE 11 Class Poem If If you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs and blaming it on you; If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you, But make allowance for their doubting too; If you can wait and not be tried by waiting, Or being lied about, don't deal in lies, Or being hated, don't give way to hating And yet don't look too good nor talk too wise: If you can dream and not make dreams your master; If you can think and not make thoughts your aim, If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster and treat those two impostors just the same; If you can bear to hear the truth you've spoken twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools, Or watch the things you've given your life to, broken, And stoop and build 'em up with worn-out tools: If you can make one heap of all your winnings And risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss, And lose, and start again at your beginnings And never breathe a word about your loss; If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew To serve your turn long after they are gone, And to hold on when there is nothing in you Except the Will which says to them: Hold on! If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue, Or walk with Kings--not lose the common touch, If neither foes nor lobing friends can hurt you, If all men count with you, but none too much; If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty second's worth of distance run, Yours is the Earth and everything that's in it, And--which is more--you'll be a Man, my son! Class Motto Not failure, but low aim, is crime. --LOWELL Class Flower Rose Last Will and Testament We the Senior Class of Buies Creek High School found in sound mind and body, do hereby leave as our last will and testament: Section I To Mr. Parker, our principal, a radio for his French II Class and our hope that he can trans- late the new French songs. To Mr. Carroll Leggett, our Senior Class Sponsor, his out to lunch phrase for all the new Seniors coming up. To Mr. Donald Leggett, our coach, our positions on the Basketball teams and our hope that he will be able to fill them with better players next year. To Mrs. Nelson, our thanks for returning for our Senior year. We hope that the shock wasn't too great. To Miss Neighbors, her Bookkeeping class and our hope that the blackboards can take as many beatings next year as they have gotten this year. To Miss Stevens, a fund to buy grapes for next Halloween. Section II To the Junior Class, our honorary positions as Seniors and our hope that they receive as much enjoyment from them as we have. To the Sophomore Class, our love for sports. To the Freshman Class, our mischievous ways and our awkward situations, in which we so often have found ourselves. Section III I, Vicky Gauldin, leave my ability to understand French to anyone who can take it. I, Joe Gregory, will my love for school to everyone. I, Jerry Reaves, leave my road map to Benson to all the Buies Creek girls. I, Janet Small, will my hamburger crumbs, empty cups, and seat in Pop's to Gail J. I, Linda Sue Butts, will my position as chief cheerleader my Senior year to my sister Brenda. I, Barry Howard, willmy three years worth of Biology notes to Bill Weaver, in hope that he will use them as well as I have. I, Joyce Newton, will my Ford Truck to anyone who thinks they are woman enough to drive it. I, Kay Dixon, leave my ability to stay ''single until I graduate to my sister Jean. I, Johnny Lewis, will my ability to stay on friendly terms with people from Angier to Eddie McLeod. I, Betty Sue Parker, leave my ability to go downtown during fourth period to anyone who thinks he can get away with it. I, Sherman Currin, will my ability to win the Sportsmanship award to Donald Johnson. I, Lynn Butts, will my hard head to Ralph Reardon. I, Larry Upchurch, leave my job as Editor of the annual to anyone who can stand the strain. I, Julia Wilburn, leave my ability to graduate to my sister Linda. I, Lloyd Chappell, leave my bus to Judy Stewart, provided she learns how to drive between now and next September. I, O. B. Wallace, leave my position as guard on the Basketball team to David Gardner. I, Alice Turlington, leave my ability to talk constantly through every class to Esther Savage. I, Ginny Upchurch, will my bottle of Marchands to anyone who wants to find out that blondes do have more fun. I, Ann Arrington, leave my short skirts and tanned legs to Becky Hill and hope that she gets as much attention as I have. Ann Arrington Testatrix Class History Twelve years ago this fall nine members of our graduating class became classmates and friends as they enrolled in Miss Williams’ first grade class. They were Alice Turlington, Kay Dixon, Ann Arrington, O. B. Wallace, Jerry Reaves, Ginny Upchurch, Sherman Currin, Johnny Lewis, and Larry Upchurch. The previous year Barry Howard and Joyce Newton entered Buies Creek School and have remained here to graduate with the class of '64. The next additionto our class came in the sixth grade when Lloyd Chappell came to us from Creswell, N.C. In 1958 Julia Wilburn joined our class, having completed her first seven years at Angier School. Linda Sue Butts was the next person to join our class. She came to us as a sophomore, hav- ing attended grades one through nine at Lillington. After beginning school at Benson and remaining there for three years, Vicky Gauldin attended both Kinston and Coats schools respectively before joining our class in the Junior year. Also that year Betty Sue Parker left Smithfield High School and joined our class. She attended grades one through four at Wilson Mills, N. C. Lynn Butts, who began school at Buies Creek, attended Angier School for three years before returning to Buies Creek as a freshman and this year joining the class of ‘64. Janet Small, having attended grades one through ten at Buies Creek, entered our class this year from the Sophomore Class. Joe Gregory beganschool at Buies Creek and remained here through the fifth grade, he then moved to Coats for one year. The next year he returned to Buies Creek and remained through his junior year. After working two years he returned to join our graduating class of '64. Barry Howard Historian Class Prophecy As I reminisce, I recall my senior year at Buies Creek High School as being one which I shall never forget. Laughter, gaiety, fun, and sadness; all of these were shared by us. Ginny Upchurch wasn't able to attend our last class reunion due to a broken hip; she threw it out of joint while teaching dancing at Benson. O. B. Wallace was there but didn't look the same without his teeth. He began his dental career by pulling all of his own. Sherman Currin seemed to be a big wheel in some business in Las Vegas. Larry Upchurch is a certified public accountant, thus still maintaining his interest in figures. Alice Turlington is now head designer for General Motors. She supplies local auto dealer, Jerry Reaves, who retired from hell driving after setting a new demolition record. Janet Small took over as president of R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company after discovering a way to diminsh the cancer scare.'' Betty Sue Parker seemed to be quite satisfied with her job as Dean of Men at U.N.C. As head nurse at Dunn Hospital, Ann Arrington is busy keeping Cromartie Funeral Home inbusiness. Lynn Butts has become a famous cartoon artist; he draws himself. Johnny Lewis is now a policeman at the Benson Dance. Lloyd Chappell, the first astronut on the moon, from our class. Barry Howard is head coach at Harnett County's first consolidated school. Joyce Newton is a happily married housewife with a small family of nine. Linda Sue Butts is a housewife with a new set of twins. The last time it was quintuplets! Julia Wilburn is a beautician, specializing in people beyond help. Kay Dixon has become Mr. Butler's cook, maid, and housekeeper. She's also Mrs. Butler! Joe Gregory has become State's star basketball player. It was such a rewarding experience to meet my fellow classmates again. Now, I shall be content to teach French to the kids in my class and serve as local president of the Old Maids of America. Class Prophetrix Vicky Gauldin ior Class and Miss Sen Mr Joyce Newton Barry Howard and 16 Loom | Loom | q 3 3 ac, mS SG gO � a OO TS} 5 ns 4 Most Intellectual 1VesS Superlat 1est itt W in ky G auld 1c V and Lynn Butts 17 Most Likely to Succeed Alice Turlington and Larry Upchurch 18 Best Dressed Vicky Gauldin and Barry Howard Betty Sue Parker and Sherman Currin Best All Around 19 Ginny Upchurch and Joe Gregory Most Athletic Junior Class Officers Pres. ... .. . Donald Johnson Vice-Pres. . . Max Gregory 20 Sec. . ... «. « «. « aHartwell) Upchurch Treas:. .. 3... .MickeysRamer Joseph Baucom Carolyn Currin Carolyn Gaskin Max Gregory Betty Gregory Randy Gregory Jo Ann Hall Laverne Johnson 21 Donald Johnson Horace Johnson Harold Keyser June Lackey Shelby Lockamy Bill Matthews Eddie McLeod Mickey Ramer Ralph Reardon Annie Lee Sawyer Marilyn Stewart Judy Stewart Joyner Taylor Bari Stone Gene Thornton Mary Sue Turpin David Turlington Hartwell Upchurch Frankie Wilder Sophomore Officers PTCSae tae eee ee aed UC vareandon WAOSBNEE, 6 56 5 0 6 0 o 6 W@meeKy ILeMeie IRSA, 5 6 5 9 ISOS Ialilil Ronnie Beale Mickey Bennett Diane Butts Jerry Dean Jean Dixon aie 22 Thersa Dixon Hal Elliot David Gardner Patsy Gauldin Don Gregory Louise Hall Becky Hill Gail Johnson ‘Gwen Johnson Shelby Johnson Tommy Lanier Jimmy Matthews Johnny Matthews Faye McCotter Marion Mitchell Avery Moore Judy Reardon Patricia Reardon Charles Ryles Esther Savage Joyce Stewart Tommy Stewart Phyllis Sox Pat Stack Annette Upchurch Danny Upchurch Kenneth Upchurch Fred Wade Ray West Linda Wilburn 23 Freshman Officers . 60 6 6 o o UG) Caen Secs Bucks) Co. Seo ae to eee, Gall By xd 24 Vice= Pres tine nn ee CCCLILARWiIlicins Treas. bs ne ee, eo aran bouldin Elaine Betts Brenda Byrd Gale Byrd Sarah Bouldin Brenda Butts John Cockburn Dennis Currin Peggy Dennis Vicky Gaskin Steve Gregory Becky Hammond Perry Harmon Mary Hill Doris Hudson Brenda Jarman Anna Johnson Carolyn Johnson Willie Lawrence Benny Lee Denny Lee Gail Mabry Nancy Matthews Ann McLeod Sharon McLeod Terry Mitchell Caulton Newton Barry Parker Joanne Ryals Larry Ryals Agnes Savage Linda Sawyer Dorsie Slaughter Patricia Slaughter Judy Smith Willie Smith Ann Upchurch Michel Weaver Cecilia Wilkins 25 B. Coats; J. Dixon L. Dixon; M. Elliott A. Ennis; A. Gardner J. Gregory; M. Griffin J. Hall; R. Hall A. Harrington; L. Johnson L. Johnson; L. Jones P. Keyser; E. McLeod C. Matthews; F. Lanier A. Lasater; D. Lucas C. Matthews; R. Mitchell A. Newton; J. Page C. Parker; D. Reardon Da. Reardon; R. Savage S. Slaughter; A. Thibodeaux R. Thibodeaux; B. Thornton C. Upchurch M. Upchurch L. West S. Wilburn Seventh Grade D. Arrington; R. Baker . T. Bennett; R. Bolten B. Brown; J. Capps R. Cutts; N. Davis S. Dixon; J. Ferrell J. Gregory; M. Jernigan N. Lee; D. Lockamy M. Matthews; W. Maxwell G. McCotter; B. Moore B. Moore; W. Newton F. Parrish; K. Parrish G. Ryals; J. Ryals J. Sox B. Strickland W. Thibodeaux D. Tungstall Seventh Grade Sixth Grade A. Blackman; J. Capps J. Coats; E. Cockburn A. Ennis; D. Green N. Gregory; J. Hall R. Johnson; D. Knight M. Lamm; G. Lassiter W. Lawrence; W. Lockamy P. Long; C. Matthews W. Matthews; J. McCall D. McKnight; F. Milton L. Newton; B. Parker B. Ryals; J. Savage B. Sawyer P. Sawyer D. Weaver R. Weaver B. Wilburn 27 E. Blackmon; S. Blanchard J. Bouldin; R. Brown K. Butts; R. Capps R. Chapman; J. Dixon P, Dixon; L. Graham M. Gregory; D. Grissin C. Hall; A. Horton C. Hughs; G. Johnson L. Johnson; T. Johnson D. Keyser; J. Lamb J. Mabry; S. Mangum B. Matthews; S. Morton A. Murrell; B. Smith R. Thibodeux; G. Upchurch K. Vail; L. Walker R. Walker Fifth Grade Fourth and Fifth Grades . Betts; B. Blackmon . Gregory; J. Gregory . Griffin; R. Haney . Harrington; Beth Johnson rg A J. Lloyd; R. Lucas L. McCall; C. McMann G. Mitchell; M. Royals D. Savage; S. Sawyer M. Todd G. Upchurch G. Wallace M. Weaver 28 . Baker; C. Baker . Beard; T. Brown . Bunn; P. Coats . Currin; L. Dean QO KW R. Dean; D. Hall D. Johnson; D. Johnson R. Johnson; D. Knight B. Long; C. Matthews J. Matthews; M. Murphy P. Matthews; D. Newton A, Page; B. Reardon R. Ryals; R. Sorrell M. Stone; M. Thibodeaux D. Thornton; B. Tunstall A. Vail; T. Vann Fourth Grade Third Grade - Bennett; C. Blanchard . Burgett; J. Edgerton . Ferrell; J. Hall . Hooks; D, Johnson H. Johnson; J. Lee M. Lucas; J. Matthews L. McCall; S. McKnight R. Prevatte; T. Reardon B. Thornton; P. Tunstall . Tysinger; J. Upchurch . Wimberly a Ae) 29 E. Beard; B. Bouldin C. Brown; M. Bryant S. Bunn; C. Franklin R. Haney; M. Horton M. Johnson; M. Johnson P. Johnson; R. Mangum T. Matthews; M. McLeod R. McMannen; J. Moore J. Morton; Z. Murrell R. Pryor; C. Rogers P. Savage; B. Smith C. Sorrell; C. Todd D. Turlington S. Upchurch J. Walker R. Wilburn D. Williford First Grade C. Blackman; J. Blackman P. Dail; E. Davis T. Dean; M. Denton T. Easley; R. Ennis M. Ferrell; N. Garrison T. Humphrey; T. Johnson C. Lamm; T. Lockamy D. Nelson; D. Newton R. Parker; W. Pulliam S. Royals; M. Stancil _ Stewart; D. Stewart N. Stew ar NL. Stone D. Thibodeaux E. Thorton G. Weaver 30 Cheerleaders Brenda Butts ......... Laverne Johnson....... Patricia Reardon........ .. Marion Mitchell oeeeliste.. .... .. linda Sue Butts .% -.... Ann Arrington .%......'... Linda Wilburn 3] Girls’ Basketball Team Starting Six 32 Boys’ Basketball Team Starting Five 33 Demon Coaching Staff Donald Y. Leggett Joseph Harris Varsity Coach Assistant Coach Barry Howard Lynn Butts Student Assistant Student Assistant Ann Upchurch Manager 34 Court In? Homecom Queen Ginny Upchurch 35 oy EOE Student Council Beta Club 36 Future Homemakers of America Monogram Club 37 Marshals Bus Drivers 38 Lunchroom Workers Mrs. Thurman Parrish, Mrs. Robert Stewart, Mrs. Judd Ennis Bias Secretary Custodian Mrs. Glenn Ennis Mr. Herman Marks 39 YOUNG'S DEPARTMENT STORE GAITHER B. STEWART MARGARETT G. YOUNG We have at all times large assortments of living room suites; assorted patterns of wool rugs at the most popular prices and sizes; mahogany and walnut dining room suites; and a full assortment of breakfast room and dinette suites. We carry a full-line of Frigidaire appliances and oil heaters. We carry a complete line of seed and feed and farm equipment. Consult us when you plan your next painting or building job. ANGIER NORTH CAROLINA CURTIS ADAMS GENERAL INSURANCE Hail - Auto- Fire - Life Angier, N. C. ADAMS BROTHERS Farm Supply Currin Crossroads Angier, N. C. LILLINGTON AUTO PARTS Phone 893-3580 18 West Ivey Street Lillington, N.C. PARKER’S RICHFIELD SER. STA. 421 Highway West Phone 892-5200 Dunne Na CG. BUIE’S CREEK HARDWARE AND MACHINE SHOP Phone 893-3509 Buie's Creek, N. C. Compliments of WOODALL’S HATCHER SKINNER, DREW Funeral Home Dunn, N. C. SIRENA’S GIFT FLOWER SHOP Phone 893-4186 Lillington, N.C. PERRY BROTHERS TIRE SERVICE Phone 892-3182 Dunn, N. C. Phone 775-4225 Sanford, N.C. ANGIER FARMER SUPPLY Feeds--Seeds-- Fertilizers Angier, N. C. EDGERTON OIL CO., INC. THE CLAN Phone 893-4234 Buie's Creek Dedicated to Lads Lassies L. M. Edgerton J. L. Reardon Edward Gregory Cities Service Fuel Oil, Gas Clothing of Distinction Buie's Creek, North Carolina Wholesale Retail WILBOURNE FURNITURE CO. SEXTON MOTOR SALES G. E. Appliances and Sales FORD Service G. E. Televisions Clean, Dependable Used Cars Phone 893-3591 Lillington, N. C. Lillington, N. C. ain, AUTOGRAPHS POP invites you to taste his Hot Dogs-French Fries Hamburger Steaks and Other Specialties COLLEGE CAFE Buie's Creek, North Carolina SELL YOUR TOBACCO AT “WATSON’S CHICKENS’ PLANTERS A Tasty Treat A Sale Every Day Highway 301 South Dunn, N.C. Leland Lee J. M. Smothers Lloyd Stephenson, Auctioneer Phone 892-2025 Plants Located Raleigh-Rose Hill-Siler City GEORGE CARROLL CHEVROLET INC. CHEVROLET f We Service What We Sell Dunn, N. C. Phone 892-7121 AMERICAN NATIONAL INSURANCE CO. When you see me, don't think of life insurance. When you think of life insurance, do see me.” Roy C. Stephenson, Agent 413 First Federal Savings Loan Bldg. Raleigh, N. C. MEDLIN DORMAN, INC. Hardware-Groceries- Feeds Fertilizers-Cotton Electrical Appliances Country Produce Phone 893-3573 Phone 2401 and 3001 Benson, N. C. Lillington, N.C. WESTERN AUTO ASSO. STORE B. R. Stone C. Channing, Owners For Refreshments SHELLEY’S MEN’S SHOP Name Brand Clothes THE BLUE DART Dairy Freeze- Manhattan Shirts In Lillington Bostonian Shoes Sundaes Sodas Splits Shakes Burgers Angier, N. C. BALLENTINE’S FARMS Dairy Products Supreme Raleigh Phone TE 2-1801 Varina, N.C. Varina Phone MU 17-2662 Homogenized Milk, Butter Milk, Skim Milk Lactic Milk Whipping Cream, Orange Juice, Cottage Cheese, Eggs, Ice Cream Butter BROCK CHEVROLET CO., INC. Main Street Lillington, N. C. isis Phone 893-4861 New used cars trucks Compliments of DUTCHES PLACE LILLINGTON FARMERS EXC. Groceries Your Friendly Texaco Gas Oil FCX Dealer Agent Phone 893-4086 Phone 893-3464 Buie's Creek, N. C. ELLIS BARBOUR INSURANCE SER. HODGES BARBECUE Specializing in Pit Cooked Phone 892-3185 Barbecue Pig 1302 West Cumberland St. Barbecue Chicken Dunn, North Carolina 902 W. Broad St. Dunn N. C. SEXTON’S DEPT. STORE Men Boys Wear Always the Latest Style Phone 893-3323 Lillington Congratulations from BIG TOP Tobacco Warehouse Fuquay Springs, N. C. Evertt E. Clayton Talley Bros. AUTO PARTS DISTRIBUTORS, INC. We buy salvage autos New and used auto parts MORRIS WADE SALES CO. School and Office Supplies Phone 892-7555 Dunn, N. C. B.E.B.--T.V. Radio and T.V. Service Phone 892-3656 Quinn's Shopping Center Dunn, N. C. Compliments of ERWIN MILLS LAMP POST Florist Gift Shop Phone 893-3589 Buie's Creek, N. C. YOUNG'S FARM CENTER Phone 639-4273 Angier, N. C. Compliments of STREITMANN BISCUIT CO. . Compliments of MONTOGOMERY-GREEN CO. YARBROUGH FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Furnishings Phone 893-3442 Lillington, N.C. ELLIOTT’S PHARMACY Drug Service Since 1918 Phone 687-2277 Fuquay Springs, N.C. CAPE FEAR INSURANCE H. Elliott Johnson Lillington, N. C. Even a pretty girl's smile Will not take care of your insurance needs. PEGGY'S BEAUTY SALON A new flare for every fancy. Phone 893-3526 Buie's Creek, N. C. ANGIER RADIO CO. Repair any Make of Radios or Televisions Angier, N. C. BAXTER LEE Grading Contractor Phone ME 9-4498 Angier, N. C. ED’S SERVICENTER Phone ME 9-2319 Angier, N.C. Compliments of RAY’S Lillington, N. C. STEPHENSON’S SODA AND SUNDRY SHOP Buie's Creek, N. C. CARL’S SUPER MARKETS Quality meats, Fresh fruits, and Frozen foods, Vegetables Erwin, N.C. Dunn, N. C. ALVIN NEWTON For Hire Trucking Service MOTOR CREDIT COMPANY Auto Loans, Financing and Refinancing DunneNec: NED MATTHEWS OIL CO. Phone 639-8856 Angier, N.C. EARL’S SUPER MARKET Phone 892-2288 CodtsyNe Cc. J. E. WOMBLE SONS Womble Feed Mill Phone 893-3447 Lillington, N. C. NATIONWIDE INSURANCE All Kinds Coll H. Sexton Agent Lillington, N. C. JOHNSON-LAMBE COMPANY 3225 Salisbury Street Raleigh, N. C. JOHNSON COTTON COMPANY Farm and Home Supplies Dunn, N.C. COATS MOTOR CO., INC. Chrysler, Plymouth, Valiant 5-year--5000-mile-guarantee Coats, N.C. LILLINGTON TRACTOR IMPLEMENT CO. C.S. Flowler, Owner Phone 893-3264 Lillington, N. C. HOME SAVINGS LOAN MO-GO GAS CO. ASSOCIATION OF DUNN Phone 893-3047 41 2% Olvin Lee Phone 893-3105 Lillington, North Carolina Lillington, North Carolina BLANCHARD’S BARBER SHOP LILLINGTON HARDWARE FURNITURE COMPANY Buie's Creek, North Carolina Lillington, North Carolina BUTTS SUPER MARKET Phone 893-4499 Lillington, North Carolina HOME FURNITURE COMPANY AND MARY CARTER PAINT STORE ASHWORTH'’S INC. Bass Weejun Loafers 301 E. Broad St. Phone 892-5866 Dunn, North Carolina Ladies Sports Wear Fuquay Springs, North Carolina HORNE’S RADIO-TV SERVICE MATHEWS OIL COMPANY, INC. RCA VICTOR Fuel Oil, Kerosene, Gasoline Sales and Service Phone 893-3560 Erwin, North Carolina Lillington, North Carolina JOHNSON’S BAR-B-Q CROMARTIE FUNERAL HOME Pig and Chicken Phone 892-2077 Lillington, North Carolina Dunn, North Carolina KELLY AND RANDALL DRUG CO. HOSPITAL PHARMACY A MY We Specialize In LAFAYETTE DRUG CO. Prescriptions Bilpandall Leo Kelly Your Neighborhood Drug Store Phone 892-5921 Lillington, North Carolina Dunn, North Carolina Insurance Service Is Our Business Office Phone 893-3237 Residence Phone 893-3396 Lillington, North Carolina WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Ben Marshall Price-Owners Phone ME 9-2676 Angier, North Carolina NU-HOME Wholesale Builders Supply Dunn, North Carolina SUE’S DINING CLUB Good Food Reasonable Prices Open-5a.m.-10p.m. Dunn, North Carolina THOMSON-DAVIS AGENCY BELKS DEPT. STORE Look Young Be Young Shop Belks Dunn, North Carolina QUINN’S OF DUNN, INC. Interior Design Furniture Carpet, Draperies, Accessories Factory Prices THOMAS WALGREEN AGENCY Drugs With a Reputation Dunn, North Carolina VIC LEE’S We clothe the Family Coats, North Carolina THE FABRIC CENTER Phone 892-5816 West Broad Street Dunn, North Carolina Across From Tyler Park Compliments of MACKS 5-10-25¢ STORE JIMMY’S STEAK HOUSE Good Food and HARNETT COUNTY NEWS Since 1919 Lillington, North Carolina Charles A. Hamilton, Publisher Compliments of O'QUINN FUNERAL HOME Phone 893-3232 Lillington, North Carolina THE FABRIC SHOP Authorized Singer Sewing Machine Dealer Phone 893-3445 COLLEGE SHELL SERVICE Washing, Lubrication, and Mechanic on Duty Buie's Creek, North Carolina THE SEWING CENTER, INC. For all your sewing needs Alterations-Slipcovers-Draperies 120 N. Wilson Ave. Dunn, North Carolina C. M. JOHNSON OIL COMPANY PHONE Business 893-4829 Residence 893-3726 Route one Lillington, North Carolina McKNIGHT’S DRUG CO. Stores located in Coats and Angier North Carolina GODWIN BUILDING SUPPLY CO. Everything to build with Phone 892-6121 Dunn, North Carolina STRICKLAND MOTOR COMPANY Buick---Pontiac--- Lark The home of better new and used cars. Dunn, North Carolina tia ria ar ] | ‘ao ee i teesree OF (|