Cabarrus Memorial Hospital School of Nursing - Cap and Pin Yearbook (Concord, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1949 volume:

' . .. . . ■ ■ ■ ‘ ! I • .«38 ‘ v ' - ' ' I ■ II .!! St-1!! 5!-:! • tt iii it - ! . V ' Hilt I I •' i -Sr . ) !!? . - V; w. ' k yV •' ••• - 1949 CAP Published annually by the Cabarrus County Hospital School of Nursing Concord, North Carolina (jCuclde dSondurant — EDITOR Slnne •Smith — BUSINESS MANAGER n urde J grayer The world grows brighter year by year, Because some nurse in her little sphere, Puts on her apron, and smiles, and sings, And keeps on doing the same old things. Taking the temperatures, giving the pills To remedy mankind’s numerous ills, Feeding the babies, answering the bells, Being polite with a heart that rebels. Longing for home, and all the while Wearing the same old professional smile, Blessing the new-born baby’s first breath C’osing the eyes that are stilled in death. Taking the blame for all mistakes, Oh, Dear! What a lot of patience it takes. Going off duty at seven o’clock Tired, discouraged and ready to drop, But called out to help at seven-fifteen, With woe in the heart that must not be seen. Morning and evening, noon and night, Just doing it over, hoping it’s right. When we report off to cross the bar, DEAR LORD, will YOU give us just one little star, To wear on the cap of our uniform new In the ward above where the head nurse is YOU. pass my life in purity and to practice my profession faithfully. I will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischievous, and will not take or knowlinglv administer any harmful drug. I will do all in my power to elevate the standard of my profession, and will hold in confidence all personal matters committed to my keeping and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the practice of my calling. With loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician in his work and devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my care.” e T solemnly pledge myself before God and in the presence of this assembly to To Miss Frances Farthing by The Graduating Class of the Cabarrus County Hospital School of Nursing WITH GREATEST RESPECT AND APPRECIATION ALL MEMBERS OF THE CLASS FOUND IN HER A FRIEND WHOSE FAIR AND JUST ADMINISTRATION WAS EVER TEMPERED WITH PATIENT UNDERSTANDING AND GENUINE KINDNESS DEDICATED THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Members Present: C. A. Cannon, Chairman Garner E. Verble Guy Isenhour G, A. Batte, Jr., Secretary J. H. Cannon Charles E. Gray Ralph Morrison J. D. McGill Zeb B. Reading J. Ivey Cline Archie Fisher M. S. Lyles C. S. Dorton Earl Propst T. N. Spencer J. C. Harmon John Lewis Patterson Cecil W. McCombs M. M. Payne A. C. Lentz Hester Warren Zeb B. Bradford Brown McAllister Sam W. Cook Joe D. Class A. I. Shinn Charles Frye L. C. Harmon John Sharpe Hartsell D. C. Mowrer 4 Members Absent: S. S. McCoy II. A. Richards Miss Louise Harkey, R. N Superintendent Dr. Duncan Calder, Jr. General Surgery, Chief of Staff STAFF First Row, left to right Dr. Joseph Johnston, Jr., Internal Medicine Dr. Paul Kimmelsteil, Pathology Dr. R. B. Rankin, Eye, Ear, Nose i? Throat Dr. John Smerznak, General Medicine Dr. I. A. Yow, General Medicine Dr. Archie Barringer, General Medicine ( Secretary of Staff) Dr. Lance T. Monroe, Obstetrics and Gynecology Dr. Guy L. Whicker, General Medicine Dr. Rae Morris, General Surgery Dr. Russell Floyd, General Surgery Second Row, left to right Dr. Paul R. Maulden, General Surgery Dr. Fred T. Craven, General Medicine -___(-Assistant chief of Staff Dr. Burnarde Hill, General Medicine Dr. James Nolan, General Medicine Dr. R. H. Moorefield, General Medicine Dr. Marler Tuttle, General Medicine Dr. D. E. Yow, Internal Medicine Dr. Fletcher Adams, Pediatrics Dr. H. W. Barrier, General Medicine Dr. H. E. Ernst, General Medicine Dr. T. H. Brantly, Urology Dr. George Liles, General Medicine Not Present Dr. A. E. Barniiardt, General Medicine Dr. W. O. Brandon, General Medicine Dr. S. E. Buchanan, General Medicine Dr. J. E. Burns, Pediatrics Dr. Julian Busby, General Medicine Dr. J. J. Bunn, General Medicine Dr. F. r. Ketner, General Medicine Dr. R. M. King, General Medicine Dr. P. R. McFadyen, General Medicine Dr. A. A. Misenheimer, General Medicine Dr. J. E. Nance, Eye Ear, Nose and Throat Dr. Allan Tuggle, Radiology Dr. M. A. Widenhouse, General Medicine Dr. Estus White, General Medicine b Mrs. Marie Liddington, R.N. Obstetrical Nursing, Anatomy Miss Ruth Parker, R.N. Nursing Arts SCHOOL OF NURSING Miss Frances Farthing, R.N., B.S. Educational Director Mrs. Edith Strunk, R.N. Instructor of Science, Psychology Miss Naomi Moore, R.N. Health Director ■ 11 gill jjj '■ V- m si Miii 'v fy' 6 FACULTY Duncan G. Calder, Jr., M.D..............Anatomy and Ph ysiology University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Frances Farthing, R.N., B.S..........Elementary Pharmacology, Professional Adjustments, No. 11 Appalachian State Teachers College, Boone, N. C. Cornell University, New York Hospital School of Nursing, New York, N. Y. Olga Fisher, B.S...........................Chemistry High Point College, High Point, N. C. Russell Floyd, M.D...........................Surgery Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, Pa. Louise Harkey, R.N..........Professional Adjustments, No. I Watts Hospital School of Nursing, Durham, N. C. Roy E. Hege, M.D.................Communicable Diseases University of Maryland, Baltimore, Md. Cody Hipps B.M..............Glee Club, Social Ethics Greensboro College, Greensboro, N. C. Fred Ketner, M.D.............................Pediatrics Medical College of Virginia, Richmond Va. Mrs. Marie Liddington, R.N.................Obstetrical, Nursing, Anatomy and Physiology University of Virginia Hospital, School of Nursing, Charlottesville, Virginia 7 ; ' ■■ .. ■ ■ais� I j mm I Yx : ByHKi FACULTY Paul R. Maulden, M.D. .....................Pathology New York University, Bellevue, New York, N. Y. Lance T. Monroe, M.D., F.A.C.S________Obstetrics and Gynecology New York University, Bellevue, New York, N. Y. Rae Morris, M.D..............Anatomy and Physiology Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, Pa. Ruth Parker, R.N........................Nursing Arts Charlotte Sanatorium, Charlotte, N. C. Woman’s Hospital, New York, N. Y. Joseph William Pike, Jr., B.S...............Advanced Pharmacology U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. John Smerznak, M.D........................Psychiatry Maryville College; Hahnemann Medical College of Pennsylvania Hospital, Department of Mental and Nervous Diseases; Watts Hospital, Durham, N. C. Mrs. Edith Strunk, R.N............Science, Psychology Johnston-Willis Hospital School of Nursing, Richmond, Va. Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Md. D. Eugene Yow, M.D............................Medicine Temple University, Philadelphia, Pa. Not pictured Fletcher A. Adams, M.D......................Pediatrics Medical College of the State of South Carolina Charleston, S. C. R. B. Rankin, M.D. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana Joseph B. Johnston, M.D.......................Medicine Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana J. O. Nance, M.D...........Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Medical College of Virginia, Richmond, Va. ...................President ..............Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer OFFICERS Bertha Lee Garland Paula Creasy Mary Anne Smith GARLAND CREASY SMITH SENIORS ill :: : TORTO c6 cjCn cidie (13on clura n t “bonnie” Cuilford College, North Carolina !3ubij Uaij 3oiindd “boundsie” Princess Anne, Maryland ivja rij a ret Ie ()3t'n ant ,y Kannapolis, North Carolina ‘She has a head to contrive, a tongue to persuade and a hand to execute her mischief “A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest of men. ’ ‘O sleep, it is a gentle thing Beloved from North Pole to South Pole. NINETEEN FDRTY-NINE SENIORS 10 “Let me have music dying and I seek no more delight.’ An inexhaustible good nature is one of the most precious gifts of heaven.’’ Love will conquer at last.” f- ciula ( mofene 'eciMj Winston-Salem, North Carolina CRIS tyjancu rzCee Cd(!i aij O cc yy GUBER Concord, North Carolina Waiif Wacfdafene Ibanieh “stumpy” Mount Airy, North Carolina CABARRUS COUNTY HOSPITAL “bert” Banner Elk, North Carolina s lnna oCanra Jrunt ANNIE Newton, North Carolina Quiet, gentle and refined. Thoughtful always, too, and kind. Climb High—Climb Far Your goal the sky— Your aim the star. J atkLn £M Wc ora cm V c yy TATS Concord, North Carolina Self-reverence, self-knowledge, self-control, these three alone lead life'' NINETEEN FORTY-NINE SENIORS 12 Happy-go-lucky, fair and free, Nothing ever bothers me!” Sdelen n ixon “nickie” Elkin, North Carolina To strive, to seek, to try to find—A GOOD MAN. “ there is anything better than being loved it is to be loving.” Steiia Idae l eij noids SAREY Kannapolis, North Carolina Wan. S nne .Smith “mickey” Concord, North Carolina COUNTY HOSPITAL CABARRUS 13 i«l 11«| Sllll ®s i: HH Lovely lapful ... A rose between two thorns . . . Midnight party on fourth . . . A day in the mountains ... I hear, speak, see no evil . . . Dreamboat . . . Miss Naomi . . . Jimmy . . . Iris and Bill . . . Going my way . . . Hay seed Bertha . . . Form your own opinions . . . Nickie . . . Oh, those legs . . . Let bygones be bygones. 14 A day at Chapel Hill . . . Walter . . . One way to cross a mountain . . . One way ride, but it was wonderful ... A skating we will go . . . Glamour girl . . . Buster . . . Lose something? . . . Doing what comes naturally . . . Dear Newt . . . Drunk again! . . . Flying low . . . Miss Furr . . . Three of a kind . . . Just Ralph . . . Cadets for a day. 15 i CLASS PROPHECY Shakespeare’s famous character, MacBeth, isn’t the only person who has had a conference with the three witches. We privileged two were allowed to consult the strange “beauties” about your future—your future—and your future! Upon questioning we found that your futures looked very bright. Paula Creasy is foreseen on Broadway co-starred with Dan Dailey in their latest hit. She is still waiting for Ray to finish his studies at Chapel Hill. We understand that Anna Hunt has resumed her position as superintendent of Newton Hospital since little Jimmy entered the first grade this year. By the way, Reynolds joined the navy to take that slow boat to China to be near Lewis. Mary Anne Smith finally got to Colorado where she took a course in Pediatrics. She is now seen putting it into practice with her twin girls. Oh, yes—she married that mortician who is doing quite well with his own funeral home. In a little bungalow on the suburbs of Kannapolis, we find Mary Daniels taking care of Ralph, Jr. and doing private duty in her spare time. After finishing a post graduate course in Obstetrics at Margaret Hague, Bonnie is supervisor of the Obstetrical Floor at ole Cabarrus where she assists Dr. Monroe in the Delivery Room and spends her free time helping Miss Farthing with her students. But what’s this the witches see—a sparkler on her third finger, left hand? Nixon married and is now living in Canada where she is doing public health nursing. Her husband, a Royal Mounted Policeman, is none other than Bob Fortune. You guessed it! Bounds married that red-headed man (incidentally he’s a millionaire) and is living in Maryland with her nine little red heads. Oh, yes—we find Bryant working in the Operating Room at Duke Hospital after receiving her B.S. degree from there. But those good-looking interns haven’t taken the place of that mortician in her heart. Yep! That’s Clay way down in Stanly County. We hear she is quite busy working for Dr. Yow in that new Heart Clinic of his. We hope her heart can stand the strain! When we asked the witches what the future held in store for us, they replied that Garland will keep her position as supervisor of the Operating Room at Rowan Memorial Hospital where she uses REXAIR to keep the place “spic and span.” “Tats” will get that long awaited position as steamship nurse aboard the “Queen Elizabeth” bound for England. (That sea fever really nipped her.) They predict that she will soon be the Captain’s Mate! Should we believe the witches? We thought it best to let you in on our big secret, but we’ll just have to wait and see the outcome of the forecasting. The Prophets 16 Kathleen Morgan Bertiia Garland LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT The Nursing School Cabarrus County Hospital Concord, North Carolina TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: We the Senior Class of 1949 of Cabarrus County Hospital School of Nursing, having been notified by our superintendent, Miss Louise Harkey, that our approaching disintegration is near, and by the advice of our advisor, Miss Frances Farthing, made peace with our enemies, the staff, and our rivals, the Junior Class, being in sane mind, do hereby publish, and make known this our last will and testament. FIRST—To all who through their efforts and untiring zeal have made our school possible, we leave our deepest gratitude. SECOND—We thank the faculty for their leniency in grading us, for we know that our success has depended largely on the kindness of their dis- position toward us.—And hope that the State Board of Nurses’ Examiners do likewise. THIRD—To all the doctors we give our deepest gratitude for their efforts toward increasing our wisdom. FOURTH-To the Classes: 1. To the Juniors we leave the honor of Cabarrus County Hospital, with the hope that they will be as loyal daughters as we have been. We also leave them our Senior privileges. 2. To the Freshmen, we bequeath our advice that they study as the teachers require and obey them at all times. FIFTH—To the various persons we leave the follow- ing: I, Lucille Bondurant, leave my quiet ways and ability to stay out of mischief to Ann Westmore- land in hope that she will profit by them as I have. I, Ruby Bounds, would leave my onions to Margaret Sechler but I cannot bring myself to part with them. I, Margaret Bryant, bequeath my ability to keep a straight face in a funny situation to Joyce Brewer. Here’s hoping she keeps up the tradi- tion! I, Nancy Clay, give my singing ability to Clatie Pickett so that she may improve Cody’s Glee Club. I, Paula Creasy, leave my dancing ability to Joyce Brewer and may her future partners prof- it by it. I, Mary Daniels, leave my sincerity to Frances Barringer. I, Bertha Garland, leave my love for convertibles to “Dolly Moore.’’ I, Anna Hunt, leave Dix Hill to the “one out of ten” who will have to go. I, Kathleen Morgan, bequeath my unfaltering determination to complete the nursing course and graduate to Faye Ballinger with the confi- dent belief that my bequest will not be in vain. I, Ruth Nixon, leave my energy to Bernell Jolley I, Stella Reynolds, will my hair net to Doris Black. “It’s all yours!” I, Mary Anne Smith, leave my problems of love life to Rachel Stonestreet. “They are too much for me.” Finally, we the Senior Class of 1949, do make, constitute, and declare the Senior Class of 1949 to be the executors of this our last will and testament. In witness whereof, we hereunto subscribe our names this twenty-sixth day of April, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and forty- nine. Kathleen Morgan, Attorney Witnesses: Mary Anne Smith, Mrs. Jessie Roach, Lucille Bondurant, Bertha Garland 17 ►.eruor s lwardd Miss Kathleen Morgan Best-all-round Presented annually by Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Cannon Presented by Dr. John Smerznak Best in Psychiatry Miss Anna Hunt.................Best in Obstetrics Presented by Dr. Lance Monroe Miss Bertha Garland...............Best in Surgery Presented by Dr. Russell Floyd Miss Mary Anne Smith...........Best in Anatomy Presented by Dr. Rae Morris Mary Daniels Kathleen Morgan Mary Anne Smith Bertha Garland Nancy Lee Clay Anna Hunt Margarette Bryant Paula Creasy Stella Reynolds Ruby Bounds Ruth Nixon Lucille Bondurant k 19 Miss Louise Harkey, Superintendent cirrus M ss Kathleen Morgans address in the Third District Contest held in Charlotte, North Carolina to find “Miss North Carolina Student Nurse of 1949.” Miss Morgan teas runner-up in the District Conference and received “honorable mention .” 'THE INVESTMENT DF ONE'S LIFE The wise investment of capital is always a matter of great importance, and surely of the utmost importance is the investment of one’s God-given capital of HANDS and of HEAD and of HEART. There seemed, and there seems to me no field in which these could be used for the greater blessing of Humanity than in the nursing profession. Whether we like it or dislike it, we are living in a sick world and all around 11s there are those whose hands no longer can help themselves, and whose hearts are beyond all feeling. What better use, then, could I make of my hands than to serve and to help those who are no longer able to help themselves and of my mind than to think for those too weary to think for themselves, and of my heart than to feel for those in pain? In facing life, what finer prayer can be prayed than that found in the famous old hymn of Francis R. Havergal? “Take my life and let it he Consecrated, Lord, to thee; Take my hands and let them move At the impulse of Thy Love. Take my feet and let them be Swift and beautiful for thee; Take my voice; and let me speak In tenderest tones to those whole weak. Take my will and make it Thine; It shall no longer be mine. Take my heart, it is Thine own; It shall be Thy royal throne. Take my love; my Lord, I pour At thy feet its treasure store; Take myself, and I will be, Ever, only, all for Thee.” “For inasmuch as ye have done it unto the least of these, ye have done it unto Me.” PICKETT STONESTREET HOLLAND HARWOOD JUNIORS OFFICERS Clatie Pickett................................President Rachel Stonestreet.......................Vice-President Jeanne Holland................................Secretary Ruby Harwood T reasurer BARRINGER BALLINGER BREWER HARWOOD HOLLAND BLACK JOLLEY Frances Barringer Point Peter, Georgia Faye Ballinger Asheville, North Carolina Doris Black Kannapolis, North Carolina Joyce Brewer Winston-Salem, North Carolina Ruby Harwood Albemarle, North Carolina Jeanne Holland Charlotte, North Carolina Bernell Jolley Kannapolis, North Carolina NINETEEN FORTY-NINE JUNIORS KINES MOORE PETREA PICKETT SECHLER STONESTREET WESTMORELAND Margaret Sechler Kannapolis, North Carolina Lottie Kines Lexington, North Carolina Earline Moore Concord, North Carolina CABARRUS COUNTY HOSPITAL Lois Petrea Kannapolis, North Carolina Clatie Pickett Liberty, North Carolina Rachel Stonestreet Mooresville, North Carolina Ann Westmoreland Kannapolis, North Carolina k DL M($ i uniord Cheek to cheek . . . Queen of Hearts . . . Bathing beauty Sarah 24 CRUSE GLENN FRANKLIN FRESHMEN OFFICERS Louise Glenn President Ruth Cruse Vice-President Janet Franklin. Secretary-Treasurer Billie Aldred Raeford, North Carolina Peggy Allran Cherryville, Nortli Carolina Betty Blevins Wilkesboro, North Carolina Jane Bryant Richfield, North Carolina Frances Coley Granite Quarry, North Carolina Ruth Cruse Gold Hill, North Carolina Carol Farlow Asheboro, North Carolina Janet Franklin Jonas Ridge, North Carolina Louise Glenn China Grove, North Carolina Carolyn Johnson North Wilkesboro, North Carolina Shirley Knox Mount Mourne, North Carolina Eva Manuel Lexington, North Carolina NINETEEN F D RTY-NINE FRESHMEN 26 Imogene McCool Landis, North Carolina Betty McCombs Kannapolis, North Carolina Marjorie McHargue Salisbury, North Carolina Edna Grace McNeil North Wilkesboro, North Carolina Audrey Richardson Granite Quarry, North Carolina Charlotte Schrader Greensboro, North Carolina Ruth Sides Mount Pleasant, North Carolina Betty Jo Smith Barium Springs, North Carolina Mary Steelman Wilkesboro, North Carolina Pauline Treadway Pores Knob, North Carolina Carolyn Wallace Lake Lure, North Carolina CABARRUS CDUNTY HDSPITAL 9 7 orns Merry Christmas Ready for work . . Janet . . . Janets beau . . . This is our lazy day . . . . . Star gazing . . . Frankie and Santa. ARCHITECTS DRAWING OF PROPOSED ADDITION TO CABARRUS COUNTY HOSPITAL. Photograph courtesy ]. N. Pease and Company, Charlotte, N. C. OUR ALMA MATER DEPARTMENTS and SUPERVISORS First Floor Miss Margie Moore, Supervisor Old Second...........................Miss Pauline Pruitt, Supervisor New Second...............Mrs. Ruth Crowell, Supervisor Old Third.................. Mrs. Ollie Berry, Supervisor New Third .........................Mrs. Elizabeth Yates Fourtl} Hall.......................Mrs. Mary Rose Foil 30 DEPARTMENTS and SUPERVISORS Delivery Room Mrs. Hughlene Bostian, Supervisor Anesthetists...............Miss Mae Stroud, Chief Miss Beatrice Goodnight, Miss Sophia Chapman Pediatrics..........Miss Gladys Caddell, Supervisor Night Supervisor................ Miss Earlene Bray Nursery.................Miss Ruth Hope, Supervisor Night Supervisor................Miss Edith Dennis Operating Room Miss Lulu Belle Russell, Supervisor Emergency Room X-Ray Department Laboratory Pharmacy Record Room Diet Kitchen 10 DEPARTMENTS and SUPERVISORS DEPARTMENTS and SUPERVISORS Supply Room Business Office Disbursement Office Engineer Electrician Admitting Office - ' §S8SH$ , i • ' I : M . • “ X Vwl ' v ' M[ Minii ':':V: :':' ' Pi|l| SXS §? w8Ss!v HOUSE MOTHERS Mrs. Jessie Roach Mrs. Beulah Hammonds East Nurses Home 34 The Grand March—Junior-Senior Dance, 1949. ACTIVITIES 35 Seated—Left to right: Frances Farthing, Faculty Advisor, Margarette Bryant, Carol Farlow, Bertha Garland, Mary Anne Smith, Lois Petrea, Ann Westmoreland, Kathleen Morgan. Standing—Left to right: Billie Aldred, Louise Glenn, Clatie Pickett, Rachel Stonestreet, Janet Franklin, Paula Creasy. OFFICERS Kathleen Morgan ...............President Jean Holland..............Vice-President Ann Westmoreland...............Secretary Lois Petrea ...................Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL THE CAP and PIN STAFF Lucille Bondurant Editor in Chief Miss Cody Hipps Mary Anne Smith Faculty Advisor Business Manager Seated—Left to right: Ruth Nixon, Mary Daniels, Typists, Stella Reynolds, Pictorial Editor, Bertha Garland, Associate Editor. Standing—Left to right: Audrey Richardson, Freshman Representative, Nancy Clay, Circula- tion Manager, Ruby Bounds, Advertising Manager, Margarette Bryant, Art Editor, Paula Creasy, Pictorial Editor. 37 GLEE GLUB First Row, Left to Right: A. Westmoreland, D. Black, A. Richardson, B. J. Smith, P. Allran, B. Aldred, M. Steelman, J. Franklin, C. Wallace. Second Row: E. Manuel, R. Cruse, E. Moore, B. Blevins, F. Barringer, J. Brewer, J. Bryant, L. Petrea, L. Glenn, F. Coley, M. McHargue, R. Sides. Third Row: B. Jolley, C. Farlow, C. Johnson, E. McNeil, S. Knox, B. McCombs, P. Morgan, R. Stonestreet, L. Kines, M. Sechler, I. McCool. 38 After our work is over . . . Number, please . . . sweetheart Tripping the light fantastic. In memory of our 39 Compliments of W. H. WHITLEY SONS, INC. 1913 - 1949 Funeral Home 24 Hour - AMBULANCE SER VICE - 24 Hour Oxygen Equipped Ambulances and Resuscitator Service To the Graduating Class of 1949 We salute you individually as one who has chosen an honored Profes- sion, such as yours, to help others. Miss Lucille Bondurant Miss Ruby Bounds Miss Margarette Bryant Miss Nancy Clay Miss Paula Creasy Miss Mary Daniels Miss Bertha Garland Miss Anna Hunt Miss Kathleen Morgan Miss Ruth Nixon Miss Stella Reynolds Miss Mary Anne Smith May Success Be Yours 400 S. Main Street KANNAPOLIS, N. C. Phone 2 66 W. Corban Street S. Main Street CONCORD, N. C. CHINA GROVE, N. C. Phone 2151 Phone 2 41 Best Wishes From C. L. TREXLER CO. Authorized Hot Point Dealer—G. E. Radios 189 S. Union Street — Phone 3150 CONCORD, N. C. Compliments of EFIRD’S DEPT. STORE Kannapolis, N. C. Compliments of THE SMART SHOP “Exclusive but not expensive” KANNAPOLIS, N. C. Best Wishes From EARL’S TIRE STORE Atlas Tires Batteries Accessories Tire Recapping Road Service — Dial 4148 WILMAR PARK CON.-KANN. HIGHWAY 42 Congratulations from BELK’S Two Large Stores Belk’s Department Store Belk’s Bargain Store KANNAPOLIS, N. C. Congratulations from WILKINSON’S FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Day or Night Dial 3112 CONCORD, N. C. 43 45 Compliments of LADY’S FUNERAL HOME Phone 91 Phone 700 Ambulance Service Day or Night Oxygen-equipped ambulances C. H. Brown Kannapolis, N. C. Compliments of CABARRUS CREAMERY Wholesome Grade A Milk North Church Street Concord, N. C. 46 Compliments of DAN GREENE MOTOR COMPANY Used Cars Auto Repairs Auto Financing North Church Street Concord, N. C. Best wishes from THE GLAMOUR SHOP Ladies Wearing Apparel Concord, N. C. 47 Compliments of WEDDINGTON MITCHELL FUNERAL HOME Complete Service 22 W. Corban Street Phone 3232 Concord, North Carolina Congratulations from MT. PLEASANT Powlas’ Funeral Home MILLING CO. “Responsive and Responsible Service” Phone 282 ' C. M. Crowell, Owner Rockwell, N. C. Manufacturers Flour, Meal, Feed Compliments of Mt. Pleasant, N. C. ) Towel City Theatres, Inc. Operators of Phone 448 GEM-SWANEE-DIXIE-PALACE Theatres Kannapolis, N. C. 49 Kannapolis’ Leading Jeweler Hospital Chairs and Hospital Beds For Rent and Sale Nursing and Sick Room Supplies and Comforts WINCHESTER SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. 119 East 7th St. Telephone 2-4109 CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA WINCHESTER-RITCH SURGICAL CO. Ill N. Greene St. Telephone 5656 GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA PHOTOGRAPHS Commercial and Industrial Subjects Portraits—Weddings—Groups Children—Babies Dial 3157 Roberts’ Studios, Inc. Zack L. Roberts—Photographers—Lawson Bonds Allison Building Concord, N. C. 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