Catawba High School - Cathisco Yearbook (Catawba, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1950 volume:

The 1950 Cathisco Annual Publication Catawba High School Catawba, N. C. Dedication MR. « MRS. GLENN SIGMON MR. !• MRS. NOEL ERVIN MR. It MRS. T. N. CAMPBELL MR. fc MRS. WORTH FRAZIER MR. fc MRS. LEE ROBINSON Dedication I he staff of the 1950 Cathisco wishes to dedicate this edition to the parents of the school, and especially those of the Senior Class. 3 School Staff EDNA C. MOORE Eighth Grade EDNA DANNER Seventh Crede GLENN T. TOLUVER Principal. Sociel Studies CHRISTINE MUSGROVE English. Meth THAD A. JONES Hietory, Meth Science, Physical Ed. NAOMI WATERS Sixth Grade. French RUTH TOLLIVER CHAS. GANTT Fifth Grede Janitor SUSIE DANNER Third V Fourth Grede FRANCES S. BOGGS Second fc Third Grede LENA L. SCHUESSLER First Grede JUNE SIGMON Music LORAY M. HEAVENER Lunch Room Supervisor MAMIE TURNER Cook EDNA MILLER Assistent Cook 5 Annual Staff Editor----Peggy Sigmon Assistant Editor----Hazel Yount Business Manager - Clyde Moore Sports Editor - T. N. Campbell, Jr. Advertising Manager - Ray Lowran.ce Social Editor - Annie Jones, and Betty Boggs Photographer - Glenn Martin Sales Manager - Christine Robinson, Martha Frazier Art Editor - Pansy Hubbard Production Manager - James Lowrance, Jerry Sharpe Faculty Advisor - Christine Musgrove 6 Our Farewell Classmates, we will soon say farewell, To the place we loved so well, We hope to make a worthy class Since higher learning is our task. We’re a Faithful dozen, our studies we've kept, We've been studious while the others slept. W e always tried to do our best. And now we hope to make a success. We're proud to graduate, and yet we grieve. That all our dear friends we leave. We sadly say that we must part. But our friendship shall always remain in our heart. And now classmates we must descend, Our farewell greetings we extend. We leave with sad hearts, we can't deny, Dear school, classmates, teachers, a sad good-bye. Martha Frazier I Friends of the School Ben Elmore W. M. Musgrove Ninth Grade JoAnn Musgrove Dr. Long Fred Travis Tenth Grade C. F. Hoke Catawba Jerseys -- V. O. Sipe Farms' Milky Way Jerseys Farms Royd Bowman, Owner 8 Seniors Colors - Green u White Flower - Gardenia MRS. j. B. LOWRANCE Grad Mother President - - ■ Vice- President Secretary — - Treasurer - - - - -Pansy Hubbard - - Hubert Setzer - - - Annie Jones Clyde Allan Moore MASCOTS TOMMY YOUNT NANCY SIGMON 9 Seniors MARTHA FRAZIER ••Aunt Pearl” What? ‘•Sober, quiet, pensive, and demure one at those friends whom you are always sure.” ANNIE JONES ••Cranny Since When? ”A merry heart and true olue.” T. N. CAMPBELL, JR. ••Pokey” Walt a minute! “Wondrous is the strength of cheer- fulness. JAMES LOWRANCE ••Henry” It's bean time ••One can not always be a hero,but one can always be a man.” Seniors RAY LOWRANCE • j.p.. What do I car ! ••Sometime I alt and think and some- time� 1 Juat alt. HUBERT SETZER ••Caetua’ Who aaid ao? ••Happy am I. from car I am free, why aren’t they all contented like me? CLYDE ALAN MOORE • C- Moore “And laughing long life doth bring. JERRY SHARPE ••Furry” You don’t aay? ••Juat being happy la a fine thing to do. 11 Class History The entire world has been startled by the astounding facts brought to light concerning the past life of the 1950 Senior Class of Catawba High. You may not find the events that I am about to relate, in the pages of American Histories, but they are as worthy of mentioning as any of the deeds performed by the heroes whose names appear in famous books. Would you have me prove my words? Then stretch your ears and give heed. In the year 1946 eighteen handsome, smiling boys and girls descended upon Catawba High as Freshmen, without the calm and dignity that has always characterized our actions. We saw before us Mr. Harrington, Mr. Jones and Mrs. Musgrove to be our teachers. We knew then that we would have to settle down to studying. We lingered as Freshmen until the following summer, successfully meeting the requirements of Freshmen. In the year of 1947 we advanced and took possession of the strongholds of the Sophs--greeting teachers, friends and classmates. We found that there were only fourteen to struggle through the Sophomore year. Mr. Tolliver had replaced Mr. Harrington. In spite of our greenness in Biology, History and other courses we obtained strong foothold in them. Now having conquered the lessons of the Sophs we advanced to Juniors. In the year 1948 we were Jolly Juniors indeed at Catawba. Realizing now that we were Juniors, we would have to settle down to work. We found that four classmates had departed and Pansy Hubbard had joined our group making eleven to master the studies of the forthcoming year. On January 21, 1949 we were the happiest students in school. Guess what? Our most beautiful rings we had long hoped for had arrived. Then on May 13, 1949 the great event of the year was coming to an end and we had met the requirements of Juniors ready to march to the last year at Catawba High. The year 1949 was marked by important reconstruction for the humble group who had invaded the Freshman Class three years before now became Seniors. The mighty leaders of the realm and Invincible Class of 1950. We were happy to know that eleven Juniors were still together with an ole classmate who had been detained from studies for a year. Together we will struggle to the end of our journey at Catawba high. We Seniors noted for our ability and diligence have come to the fourth round of knowledge at Catawba with our motto “He who findeth knowledge findeth life” impressed upon our shields. The class of 1950 goes forth to invade and conquer new territories. 12 Christine Robinson, Historian Class Will We, the graduating class of 1950, realizing that the end of our sojourn at Catawba High is drawing nigh, do declare this to be our last will and testament. Article 1: To the school building we leave as fine a student body as can be expected, after our departure. Article 2: To the faculty we leave our appreciation for their patience and guidance. Article 3; To the Juniors we bequeath our key to education. May it unlock many doors of the unknown future for them. Article 4: To the Sophomores we leave our monopoly of the telephone. Article 5: To the Freshmen we leave our sympathy and respect for what they are beginning to undertake. Article 6: To our parents we leave our love and appreciation for making our graduation possible. Article 7: In order that our individual talents may not be forgotten, we make the following bequests: Item 1: I, T. N. Campbell Jr., bequeath to Martha Myers my friendly disposition. Item 2: I, Martha Frazier, bequeath to Virginia Huffman my musical talent. Ttem 3: I, Pansy Hubbard, bequeath to anyone who needs it, my ability to bluff. Item 4; 1, Annie Jones, bequeath to Jimmy Morrow, my winning ways with the opposite sex. Item 5: I, James Lowrance, bequeath to Raynell Matthews my privilege of being late for class. Item 6: I, Ray Lowrance, bequeath to Betty Neill Boggs, the privilege of driving my ••Buick” around town. Item 7; I, Clyde Moore,- bequeath to Brother Wayne, my many talents. Item 8: I, Christine Robinson, bequeath to Mack Bridges my love of studying. Item 9: I, Hubert Setzer, bequeath to Phyllis Kale my pretty red hair and blue eyes. Item 10: I, Jerry Sharpe, bequeath to Royd Bowman, my curly hair and blue eyes. Item 11: I, Peggy Sigmon, bequeath to Dot Robinson my ability in athletics. Item 12; I, Hazel Yount, bequeath to Billy Setzer, my dignity. Class of 1950 Helen Yount, Testator 13 Annie Jones, Clyde A. Moore - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Biggest Eaters Pansy Hubbard, James Lowrance - -- -- -- - - -- -- - Most Talkative Martha Frazier, Ray Lowrance ----------------- - Neatest Hazel Yount, Clyde A. Moore - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Best Looking Peggy Sigmon, Clyde A. Moore - -- -- -- -- -- ----- - - Best Liked Martha Frazier, Jerry Sharpe - -- -- -- - - -- -- -- -- -- Quietest Peggy Sigmon, T. N. Campbell - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Best All Around 14 Martha Frazier, Clyde A. Moore - - -Most Studious, Most Likely to Succeed Christine Robinson, T. N. Campbell - ------- Best Sports, Most Polite Annie Jones, James Lowrance - -- -- -- -- -- -Wittiest, Most Original Pansy Hubbard, Clyde A. Moore - -- -- -- -- -- - - - Most Dependable Hazel Yount, Ray Lowrance - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Most Dignified Peggy Sigmon, Hubert Setzer ------ - ----------- Biggest Bluffs, Most Athletic Class Prophecy “Annie, you must be our prophet, ' said my classmates. “Go home and dash off the luckiest prophecy your ever sharp will permit. I went home but not to dash off the required prophecy . Me prophecy? As well ask Hurcules in the hall to . However, if my classmates said I must prophecy, prophecy I must--and would . I climbed the apple tree in the back yard and began to ponder the subject deeply. Indeed, so deeply that before I knew it I was fast asleep. When I awoke it was morning. “Goodness gracious'. ' I exclaimed, ‘'Have I slept here all night? I might have tumbled out. Why, what ever is the matter? Have I only dreamed that I had bobbed hair? My hair, it is down to my knees! And Oh, how stiff they are . I feel as I've imagined a woman of thirty-five must feel. After extraordinary efforts I managed to scramble down out of the tree, ejaculating meanwhile. I'm glad the basketball girls aren't here to see me now'. Dear me there's the bell'. 1 11 have to fly without going in to breakfast'. As I ran toward Old Catawba High there was nothing there but a lawn to the Baptist church. I walked dazedly back out to the drug store and asked where I could find the school house. A clerk told me the bus was just leaving out on the square. As we traveled toward the new consolidated high school on Highway 70, I told the driver he looked very familiar with his very curly hair and dimples. He offered the information that his father had curly hair and I knew in an instant be meant Jerry Sharpe. He said his father was still working in Elliott Knitting Mill. When we arrived at school, I stepped off the bus and was stared at considerably. I stared back at a man with a mustache who was unmistakably Mr. Jones. We climbed the stairs together as he told me Clyde Moore, new county farm agent, was to visit the school that day. “Here comes Mrs. Sain, said Mr. Jones, and undoubtedly Christine Robinson was approaching us. She was due to teach a French class in a few minutes. In the meantime she told me James Lowrance was now depot agent after his father’s retirement. In her hand she held a letter from Martha Frazier telling her of her new job at Mercy Hospital in Asheville as medical secretary to Dr. Clifford Bond, nose, ear and throat specialist. The bell rang then but Christine promised to meet me for lunch. Having nothing else to do I walked across the road to the Super Market. I met T. N. Campbell, manager of the store. I walked back through the store and there stood Pansy Hubbard buying groceries. We chatted a few minutes. She told me she was buying a deep freezer that afternoon from Ray Lowrance who sold electric appliances in a warehouse of his own in Hickory. Pansy had just moved into her new home near Newton. Pansy had to go then as she was going to Hickory to get an order she had placed in Peggy Sigmon's dress shoppe. After talking with several people to pass the time away until lunch I went to the lunch- room to meet Christine. During lunch she told me Hazel Yount had married a lawyer from Maiden and had become his financial secretary. I asked Christine what she did after lunch and she told me she had a study class while Hubert Setzer coached basketball to both boys and girls. 16 Juniors BETTY BOGGS ROYD BOWMAN MACK BRIDGES VIRGINIA HUFFMAN PHYLLIS KALE RAYNELL MATTHEWS President ----- -Royd Bowman Vice-President - Raynell Mathews Secretary ------ Wayne Moore Treasurer- - - - Virginia Huffman 18 Betty Boggs, Royd Bowmen - - - - - - Martha Myers, Mack Bridges - - - - - Virginia Huffman, Jimmy Morrow - - Betty Boggs, Jimmy Morrow - - — - Raynell Mathews, Mack Bridges — - Betty Boggs, Wayne Moore ------ Phyllis Kale, Jimmy Morrow - - - - - Raynell Mathews, Wayne Moore - - -- Phyllis Kale, Royd Bowman - - - - - Virginia Huffman, Billy Setzer - - - - Betty Boggs, Mack Bridges ------ Phyllis Kale. Wayne Moore.......... Martha Myers, Wayne Moore - - - - - Betty, Boggs, Billy Setzer ------- 19 ..........Most Stylish .............Silliest ........ Quietest • — - Best All Around ....... Best Looking Moat Likely to Succeed ....... Best Sport ----- Best Athletes ........ Neatest - - - - - Most Studious • - Friendliest, Wittiest ------ Most Polite • - - - - -Biggest Flirt ______Biggest Bluff Sophomores BONNIE SETZER NED SETZER NEIL SETZER BOBBY SIGMON GEORGIE SIGMON JOY STEWART JIM HUNSUCKER IIM SIGMON JERRY NICKOLS GLENN MARTIN LEONARD WESSON MARVIN WATERS President - - — - - Glenn Martin Vice-President - - - Bobby Sigmon Secretary ----- Dorothy Eades Georgie Sigmon 20 T reasurer Grad Mother---MRS. FLAKE ROBINSON 21 DAVID ABERNATHY PEGGY BANDY IOC CAGLE BETTY |ANE CAPPS EVELYN DANNER BEULAH FRAZIER BOBBY FRAZIER LARRY FRAZIER BETTY JO ISENHOUR BOYD ISENHOUR JOE JORDAN f. Y. LOFTIN President ----- Billy Moose Vice-President - - - -Joe Jordan Secretary - - - - Mildred Setzer Treasurer ' • David Abernathy HELEN LOWRANCE BILLY MOOSE MILDRED SETZER NEIL STEWART FRED TRAVIS PEGGIE ROBINSON GLENN MOORE GUY ERVIN ELLEN LOW RANCE GLENN COOK MRS. DELMAR CAGLE Grade Mother 22 23 Jerry Eades. fack Hager, Tommy Keith, Jimmy Mathewes, Marvin Miller, Johnny Moore. Johnny Moose, Leonard Robiaon, Delane Stewart, Minnie Lou Campbell, Bobbie Capps, Mable Elmore, Wilma Jean Gantt, Shirley Hedrick, Rosa Isenhour, Jo Ann Kale, Avis Korn, Wanda Leatherman, Virginia Patterson, Juanita Robinson, Shirley Sigman, Louise Waters, Barbara Young, Fannie Smith, Thelma Stewart, Jimmy Stewart. Seventh Grade edna danner Fred Benfield, R. D. Benfield, Bobby Boggs, Monroe Christopher, Charles Drum, Jerry Eller, Banks Faust. Carrol Gantt, fames Houston, David Huffman, Kenneth Isenhour, Tommy Killian, Philip Morrow, Buddy Robinson, Bobby Shook, Craig Sigmon, Craig Stewart, Raymond Travis, Max Wesson, Sue Cook, Gail Coulte Shelby Crawford, Marlene Epps, Nancy Frasier, Shirley Frazier, Kay Gantt, Shirley Fae Holland, Betty Sue Kale, Carmie Long. Joy Purkey. Agnes Sellars, Barbara Sue Sigmon 24 Fifth Grade ruth m. tolliver Ella Lee Bollck, Quentin Campbell, Faye Elmore, Shirley Elmore, Joe Morris Ervin, John Carl Ervin, Allen Hedrick, Ben Huston, Georgia Bell Isenhour, Bernie Iordan. Sylvia Letherman, Garry Loftin, Bobby Matthews, Phillip Miller, Shelby [ean Miller, Phil Murray, Virginia Musgrove, Nancy Moose, Vagie Purkey, Clyde Robinson, Larry Setzer, Billy Shook, Ruby Shook, Doris Sigmon, Mary Glenn Sigmon, Carolyn Sipe, Harold Travis, fewel Campbell. Walter Hefner, Charles Connor. Sixth Grade NAOMI B. WATERS Jo Ann Crawford. Helen Eades, Llnnie Mae Gantt. Barbara Setzer. Jeannette Sigmon. Kuby Stewart, Sally Stewart, Doria Young. Peggy Hewitt, Tommy Hewitt. Odell Huffman, Claude Hedrick, Glenn Hedrick, Cecil • enhour, Carrol Jordan, Flynn Loftin, Reggie Lee Miller. Kenneth Moose, Jimmy Moore, David Young. 25 Grade Mother 26 First Grade David Abernathy Eugene Bolick Tohnny Christopher Johnny Elmore Paul Hedrick Ray Johnson Paul Leatherman Gary Ledford Donald Little Second Grade Allen Bumgarner James Eades Paul Edwards Douglas E. Ervin Jerry Huffman Roger Kale Jimmy Moser Steve Spencer Roy Stewart Paul Stewart Third Grade Henry Abernathy R. J. Byers Jack C apps Jerry Long Walter Martin Carlos Sigmon Charles Sellers Ray Stewart Fourth Grade Pichard Brown Harold Cochran Kenneth Edwards Henry Frazier Allen Hefner Freddie Hewitt Marchall Isenhour Kenneth Kale Bruce Leonard Glenn Miller Jerry Setzer Teacher -- Mrs Charles Miller Jerry Miller George (Steve) Murray Ralph Stewart Johnny Witherspoon Juanita Aiken Linda Arndt Bonnie Capps Better Danner Nancy Eades Teacher -- Mrs Fred Taylor Junior Setzer Dudley Havner Vicky Hefner James Travis Bobby Pennell Polly Ann Abernathy Barbara Jean Brown Catherine Christopher Barbara Ann Campbell Teacher -- Miss Mrs. Carolyn Cochran Lois Houston Jo Ann Lawson Patsy Ruth Moose Norma Jean Hefner Howard Hefner Roy Long Troy Long Teacher -- Miss Kenneth Sherrill George Taylor Willard Taylor Eugene Wesson Joel Havner Darrell Jones Gene Holland Doris Benfield Sara Booth Joan Christopher Mabel Christopher . Lena L. Schuessler Evelyn Houston Brenda Jordan Nancy Miller Sylvia Miller Alice Moose Kay Moose Carolyn Sigmon Nancy Sigmon Rrenda Sue Stewart Jule Mae Taylor . Frances Boggs Nancy Eller Brenda Frye Juanita Gregory Rachel Mae Hewitt Willie Mae Huffman Wilma Huffman Linda Isenhour Brenda Isenhour Joyce Killian Phyllis Sigmon Johnsie Fay Sigmon Susie Danner Frances Boggs Billy Robinson Jerry Shook Kenneth Smith Bennett Tolliver Josephine Eades Jessie Faye Elmore Martha Ann Ervin Elaine Little Florence Taylor Susie Danner Shirley Huffman Marlene Isenhour Ruth Jones Shirley Miller Betty Morrison Allie Sue Moser Ruth Stewart Virginia Stewart Judy Setzer Jackie Griffin Betty Ann Pennell 27 Panay Hubbard (C.). Annie Jonea (G.). Martha Myera (G.). Betty Bogga (G.), Dorthey Eadea (G.). Raynell Mather•(F.). Peggy Sigmon (F.) Queda Korn (F.)( Bonnie Setaer (F.). Ellen Lowrance (F.), Helen Lowrance (F.), Georgia Sigmon (F.) . Phyllia Kale (G.). 29 Boys’ Basketball Coach - THAD A. JONES Wayne Moore (G.) Mack Bridges (G.) Clyde Allan Moore (C.) Hubert Setzer (F.) Troy Korn (F.) Joe Tordan G.) David Abernathy (F.) T. N. Campbell (G.) Glenn Moore (C.) Jimmy Sigmon (G.) Billy Moose (F.) foe Cagle (G.) 30 Junior Varsity Team Coach - A. G. LACKEY Beulah Frazier, Joan Kale, Avis Korn, Gail Coulter, Shelby lean Crawford, Helen Lowrance, Ellen Lowrance, Betty Jo Isenhour, Kay Gantt, Wilma fean Gantt, Betty Jane Capps, Mildred Setzer, Evelyn Danner, Shirley Hedrick, Marlene Epps. 31 Beta Club 33 Music Club 4 - H'ers 35 Book Week 36 . 39 40 Guess Who ? 41 42 COMPLIMENTS OF Robinson Hosiery Mills MANUFACTURERS OF MEN'S FANCY AND STAPLE HOSIERY CATAWBA, N. C. Catawba Hosiery Mills, Inc. INFANT’S AND MISSES' FINE HOSIERY C. B. GILBERT, PRESIDENT AND TREASURER W. R. KEITH. SECERTARY AND GENERAL MANAGER CATAWBA, N. C. Statesville Roofing and Heating Company ROOFING - HEATING - AIR CONDITIONING SKY LIGHT VENTILATORS AND SHEET METAL WORKS OF ALL KINDS PHONE 3391 STATESVILLE, N. C. CORRIHER IMPLEMENT CO. Allis-Chalmers Farm Machinery U. S. Royal Tires - - DeLaval Milkers Phone 3 Newton, N. C. CATAWBA CLEANERS Dry Cleaners P. O. Box 8 Catawba, N. C. Phone 2721 COMPLIMENTS OF Elliott Knitting Mills, Inc. CATAWBA, N. C. Elmore Mackie Construction Co. GENERAL CONTRACTORS PHONE 2021 CATAWBA, N. C. J. H. ELMORE, Partner RAY G. MACKIE, Partner PHONE 2041 PHONE 2284 R. WAYNE LOWRANCE, Secretary Treasurer C. W. Ervin, Sr. President and Manager Jno. L. Ervin Assistant Manager ERVIN CONSTRUCTION CO. Contractors and Builders License No. 1065 Phone 571 or 392 Catawba, N. C. EUREKA FLOUR MILLS Manufacturer and Dealer in High Grade Flour - Corn Meal and Mill Feed John L. Murray, Owner Telephone 2292 R. F. D. 2 Catawba, N. C. HERFF- JONES CO. Incorporated Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers 1407 - 1419 North Capitol Avenue Indianapolis E. L. Hedrick - - Taylorsville, N. C. For Well Boring at its Finest See or Call SMITH SETZER AND SON Route 2 Phone 2061 Collect Catawba, N. C. Compliments of Catawba Drug Company Druggists Your Neighborhood Drug Store A Friend of the Community Coulter's Food Market Phone 2051 Catawba, N. C. Moose's Store Farm Implements - - Fertilizer Feeds and Seeds Newton, N. C. Dine at THE WHITE PINE Orchestra Wednesday and Saturday Nights Statesville Highway Conover, N. C. PURE FOOD GROCERY Friendly Service Owned and Operated by Reggie R. Nichols and Robert L. Boggs “School Children are Always Welcome” Phone 2541 Catawba, N. C. Compliments of PEOPLES BANK Catawba, N. C. N. B. MILLS GIN COMPANY Cotton Ginners and Buyers Smith Douglass Fertilizer Statesville, N. C. ROGERS - WINTERS COMPANY Hardware - Electrical Supplies 1129 W. Front Street Phone 7522 Statesville, N. C. SHERRILL LUMBER CO. Complete Building Service Phone 4319 Statesville, N. C. WATTS WHITE MACHINERY CO. Case Tractors and Implements DeLaval Milkers - Remmel Corn Shuckers 1020 W. Front Street Statesville, N. C. THE QUALITY STORE Ready-to-Wear - Dry Goods and Notions for the Entire Family Mrs. Clyde Goodman, Proprietor Catawba, N. C. NEWTON IMPLEMENT CO. McCormick-Deering Tractors and Machines West A. Street Newton, N. C. WATTS AND TRAVIS MOTOR CO. Sales NASH Service 225 E. Front Street Statesville, N. C. Compliments of Compliments of LEONARDS JEWELERS 108 S. Center St. Statesville, N. C. RAYLASS DEPARTMENT STORE SHERRILL’S GULF SERVICE NASH TIRE SERVICE Gas - Oil - Groceries - Feeds Lee Tires and Tubes Phone 2922 Route No. 1 Recapping and Repairing Claremont, N. C. Phone 3441 Statesville, N. C. Compliments of SCROGGS, Inc. Office Supplies Gift Ware Statesville, N. C. STRATFORD JEWELERS Watches Diamonds Expert Watch Repairing Dial 6011 Statesville, N. C. Compliments of J. R. GANT Gas - Oil - Groceries Catawba, N. C. Compliments of THE PENGUIN Hot Coffee - Hot Sandwiches Soft Drinks - Curb Service Private Tables Compliments of BELK’S DEPARTMENT STORE Home of Better Value Statesville, N. C. JOHNSON GREENHOUSE Flowers for All Occasions 408 W. Broad St. Phone 4343 Statesville, N. C. BOGGS FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions Day Phone 946 Night Phone 187-J - 243-R W. Main Ave. Newton, N. C. HICKORY DRIVE-IN THEATRE GRILLE Mobil Service Station Entertainment - Steaks - Sandwiches Gas - Oils - Washing Hickory, N. C. M D SUPER MARKET BOGGS MOTOR CO. 1105 W. Front St. Statesville, N. C. DeSoto and Plymouth A Complete Line of Staple and Fancy Sales and Service Groceries 305 W. Front St. Statesville, N. C. SETZER'S SERVICE STATION No. 10 Highway West of Catawba Groceries - Meats MARTIN’S SERVICE STATION Montgomery Ward Dealer for Tires and Tubes Fairbanks-Morse Water Pumps Phone 2471 Catawba, N. C. CATAWBA CAFE BLUE MIRROR CAFE Jack Shevrill, Manager Located on Highway 70 West of Conover Phone 2512 Catawba, N. C. Conover, N. C. WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE BEN M. ELMORE Wood and Lumber Dial 2301 Catawba, N. C. BAMBOO GRILL Steaks - Chicken - Chops - Soda Fountain Private Dining and Dancing One Mile West of Catawba on Hi-Way 10 Phone No. 2066 Forrest Setzer, Prop. Compliments of A FRIEND ERVIN’S PURE OIL STATION Gas - Oil - Washing - Greasing Tires - Batteries - Accessories Phone 4111 Home of Checker Players Owner Manager Worth Erwin W. T. Korn CLAREMONT CLEANERS CLOTH SHOP Box 421 Claremont, N. C. I