Charlotte Memorial Hospital School of Nursing - Lamp Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1961 volume:

CJUt cJL M OL U eAy - ? £ ?mm -iDfT m kmti . , . Published by the Students of CHARLOTTE MEMORIAL SCHOOL OF NURSING Charlotte, North Carolina THE 1961 Jmp i - 3ovewovd This was the year . . for many a time of completion ' of the three years of hard work and for others a time of beginning to fulfill a lifelong ambition. This annual exposes to all a complete day in the life of a student nurse. From that alarm clock which always goes off too early to that last goodnight to your roommate before pulling up the covers and wandering off to dreamland, we experience new things in each day, some never to be repeated. We have chosen TIME as the theme because we feel that the years we spent in preparation for our chosen career is a time of giving freely of our time, efforts, skills, knowledge, and youthfulness. . . . twenty-four hours a day Dedication TO OUR PARENTS As we near one of the milestones of our lives, we realize that very few of the things we have accomplished would have been possible without the help of our parents. They have worked and sacrificed that we m.ght have the opportunities that were not available to them. Now that we are on the threshold of a new way of life, we pause to pay special tribute to our parents by saying simply, We love you and appreciate all you have done for us. The Seniors of 1961 Recognizing that nursing is instrumental in the promotion of health and is an integral part of our society, the faculty accepts the responsibility of providing for the progressive development of the student as a nurse, a person, and a contributing member of our democratic society. Believing this, the faculty pro- vides planned learning experi- ences in an atmosphere in which each student is accepted as an individual with consideration of her needs and interests and is encouraged to participate to the level of her ability. We believe learning is more effective if the student receives guidance in learning experiences that are re- lated to life situations. We fur- ther believe these learning ex- periences enable the student to give comprehensive nursing care and become a more mature and competent individual who is self- understanding, self-directing and capable of assuming the responsi- bilities of a patient-side nurse in areas other than public health. R. Z. Thomas, Jr. Administrator Adminisfrafion 3 eulty ' U Miss Elizabeth White, R.N., A.B. Director of Nursing Service and School of Nursing ?i; : . ? ■ ■ . Miss Ethel F. Burton Associate Director of School of Nursing Mrs. Madge Propst Instructor, Nursing Mrs. Sally Honeycutt Instructor, Nutrition and Diet therapy Mr. Donn L. Dieter Instructor, Nursing Science HEAD NURSES: Miss Mahaffey, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Mullis, Mrs. Carriker, Mrs. Faust, Mrs. Bass, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Beane, Miss Fincher, Mrs. Funderburke, Miss Kiker, Miss Winebarger, Mrs. Nance, and Mrs. Johnston. SUPERVISORS: Miss Falls, Mrs. Horst, Miss Gilliland, Miss Payne, Miss Starnes, Mrs. Icard, Miss Rhodes, and Mrs. Hough. in Memorial Hospital. Orthopedics ... Orthopedics That branch of medicine which deals with the treat- ment of chronic infections of the spine and joints and prevention and correction of deformities. Phisohex scrub for 20 min. — casts — traction — where do | wash? — I ' m all cast. — ice bags — heat lamps — How long do lie flat on my back? Instructors Mrs. Nelle G. Harris Mrs. Olga James Instructor Urology: That branch of medicine concerned with the urogenital system. Little red wagons — Send up an irritating set — T.U.R. ' s — Watch that jug?? — Honey would you set up a dressing tray?? — please get your solutions off the dummy. Urology ... OSstvetics Obstectrics: That branch of medicine which deals with the management of women during pregnancy, childbirth and the period following. Is it a boy or girl? — para-gravida — Sweetie — full moon — He ' s wet again footprints — balance the scales. 12 Gynecology That branch of medicine concerned with the female reproductive system. D. C. ' s — Per Care — GYN Clinic — only women — catheterize — Let ' s make rounds. — radium — . Qyneeology Instructor Mrs. Carolyn Hefner 13 Medi erne Instructors Mrs. Ruth Harris Medicine That branch of medicine concerned with preventing, caring for, and assisting in the cure of conditions, and the care of the in- jured. cardiacs — peptic ulcers — G.I. Series E.K.G. ' s — Complete bed bath — milk and cream q.h. — Thora- zine — Diuril — Oxy- gen tents — 4:00 - 4:30 medicines and treatments. Mrs. Jean H. Foster M Surgery That branch of medicine concerned with the post-operative care of manual and op- erative procedures for correction of deformi- ties and defects, repair of injuries, diagnosis and cure of conditions, relief of suffering and prolongation of life. Send a suture set, STAT, please?? — Vital signs q. 1 5 mins. until stable — Medi- cate, Mr. X. in 210 — craniotomies — Wan- gensteen suction — split hours!!! Instructor Mrs. Mary E. Soutier Suvgevy Pediatrics That branch of medicine concerned with the hygienic care of childern and treatment of conditions peculiar to them. You must eat your spinach — it ' s good for you?? — split - 1 1-7 isolation technique — tricycles in halls — 712A, 719 723 — I ' ll never finish my assignment! Nuss, hand me a drink of water. — Clysis — IV. Fluids going well — Force Fluids I want my mommy. Instructor Miss Mildred Beary Pediatrics 16 Operating Room That branch of medicine concerned with treatment of con- ditions, injury, and deformity by means of manual operations or instrumental applicance. T A ' s — D C ' s — Clean the hall closet — Sad cause you ' re leaving — no, it ' s the Bard Parker — Sweetie, fix the light or get someone who can. dirty cases — cysto room — sponge counts — lunch at 2:00 p.m. — On call — Chromic O, not 00. Operating Room 17 Outpatient Department The service concerned with rendering preventive treatment, care, and rehabilitation. Do you know where the lab is? — See you in two weeks?? — Take one after every meal. — Put her on the table. — Have you had your polio shot? Instructor Miss Evelyn Davis Several Clinics 18 ZA 3vom Beginning 3cj 6nd I •-- ' c C ass Officers Shelby Kiser, President; Phyllis Walters, V-President; Brenda Herman, Secretary-Treasurer. Seniors Two black stripes — Extra over-night — Summer privileges — Diamonds — Sunbathing while the fresh- men are in class — Night duty — Advanced Nursing — No letter since the Christmas cards — Graduation — White uniforms — State board — What then? Advisor Mrs. Carol Horst 20 FRANCES ABERNATHY ' Softly speak, sweetly smile. DIANE ALEXANDER REBECCA BROWN There is no greater delight than The hand that hath made thee to be concious of sincerity. hath made thee good. Class Of 2961 ANITA HARRIS listen and say not much, but think all the more. BRENDA HERMAN To make the world a friendly place, she shows to it a friendly face. SHELBY KISER Light of heart, light of step, quick of wit, and full of pep. 21 HARRIET KITCHIN A smile for all, a greeting glad, a jolly way she always had. MARY JANE McKEE A gentle heart is tied with an easy thread. JANE MADREN you have knowledge, let others light their candles by it. Senior Class CAROLINE NICHOLSON Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. JOYCE NOLES A contented heart is an even sea in the midst of the worst storms. SANDRA OVERSTREET The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed. 22 MARY ALICE ROBERTS A merry heart goes all the way. LOIS RUSSELL When love and skill work to- gether, expect a masterpiece. EVA SHUMAN Remember this, that very little is needed to make a happy life. Of 1961 ROSA SIMPSON It ' s nice to be natural when you ' re naturally nice. CATHERINE TUCKER The only way to have a friend is to be one. PHYLLIS WALTERS It is well to think well; it is divine to act well. 23 BARBARA WELCH Nothing is achieved until it is thoroughly attempted. EDNA WILLIAMS Success lies, not in achieving what you aim at, but in aiming at what you ought to achieve. LINDA WOLFE Rare is the union of friendliness, disposition, and personality. Senior Viveetovy Etta Caroline Nicholson Mary Alice Roberts Phyllis Yvonne Walters Ethel Dianne Alexander Harriet Elizabeth Kitchin Brenda Kaye Herman Martha Jane Madren Rosa Lee Simpson Mary Jane McKee Anita Louise Harris Lois Virginia Russell Shelby Jean Kiser Rebecca Frances Brown Sandra Jean Overstreet Joyce Gray Noles Ida Catherine Tucker Barbara Welch Frances Elizabeth Abernathy Eva Frances Shuman Edna Mary Williams Margaret Linda Wolfe Kay Burris 2416 Banner Street 2126 Elgin Road Box 74 R. F. D. 1, Box 176 Box 308 Route 3, Box 612 Route 2 351 1 Northerly Rd. 1601 Garden Terr. 298 Clinton Street Route 3, Box 120 Route 2 1 19 Fall Street 2723 Layden Street Route 4, Box 201 Route 2 950 Lucas Street Route 1 Route 2, Box 379 703 Briarcliff Rd. 352 Stephens St. Durham, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. Brunswick, N. C. Matthews, N. C. Liberty, S. C. Lenoir, N. C. Elon College, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Shelby, N. C. Maxton, N. C. Lincolnton, N. C. Kernsville, N. C. Wakulla, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Kernesville, N. C. King ' s Mountain, N. C. Rock Hill, S. C. Flat Rock, N. C. Kershaw, S. C. Rock Hill, S. C. Gastonia, N. C. Most Professional Peggy Kiser Senior V: PC ' .. • I Most Likely to Succeed Jane Madren Superlatives Senior Wittiest Harriet Kitchin Superlatives Most Popular Caroline Nicholson Best Looking Brenda Herman time marches on Advisor Miss D. Mildred Beaty President Brenda West Vice President Dottie Stout Secretary Ann Hamrick Treasurer Jean Johnstone C I a s, s f 2 9 6 2 29 Ouida Blackwelder Foxene Boyles junior Judy Cabiniss Leona Callicutt h Carroll Carpenter Delores Correll ' ' - 1 Mary Earley Ann Hamrick el ass wot £ 30 Cl ass Polly Hamrick Peggy Harrill Laura Hyatt Jean Johnstone Vicky King Joy Lawrence -break-slee-p Marilyn Lee Lorene Little t 31 Imogene McAbee Claire McLean Sarah Overstreet Peggy Phillips Joanne Snead Dottie Stout Linda Swain Dot Teal Carol Thornburg Sherrie Upole Leslie Verran 32 Cordelia Watson Brenda West Linda Yarbrough junior Class 3ellowsdip Study 33 V rsrfe 1 . . . .Fresktnen a new awa Veiling 34 President Joyce Smith Vice President Martha Brackett Secretary Margaret Schroder Treasurer Loris Dover Advisor Mrs. Madge Propst 3vesd vesamdiXi ci ass Sylvia Abee Linda Avant 3resk men Karen Abernathy Louise Beeson Linda Britton Gloria Austin Alice Berry Joyce Canterbury Kay Austin Martha Brackett Carolyn Caskey New Qodls and Careers... 36 Vera Dabbs Barbara Goans Loris Dover Lynn Grigg Elaine Earnhardt Patsy Griswold Sallie Coley Margaret Finger Donna Hall Linda Cranford Patsy Foard Peyton Harris New 3aces... Come, Come, Don ' t Be Shy. 37 Betty Hawley Dee King Jane Hodge Ruth Kinnamon Beverly Holloway Joyce Lemmond Barbara Johnson Pat Lloyd Carol McAdams Margaret Justus Brenda Long Mary Mclntyre New Situations... New Surroundings... Pat Matlock Carole Parrott Mariorie Reynolds Violet Moretz Jean Patterson Margaret Ruark You Call This Studying !! Carolyn Nodine Barbara Porter Nancy Norton Peggy Postlethwait Tommie Parris Jean Preslar 7 : 39 Opportunity Unlimited Blinda Russel Gale Stancil Margaret Schroder Jessie Stegall Carol Short Betty Ann Shoffner Joyce Smith Toni Thomas Patsy Spratt Kay Underwood { f Jayne Upton Ann Wheeler Brenda Whitaker 40 a fafiofies. . . includes co-curricular Kay Epton Cordelia Watson Secretary Jane Madren President Catherine Tucker The Judiciary Honor Council acts as a judiciary body con- cerning dishonesty in class preparation, participation, tests, and examinations; lack of respect to property of classmates, hospital, and school of nursing, and any incidence of un- truthfulness. These students are chosen for devotion to honor, sincere interest in the school and fellow students and ability to think clearly and use of sound judgment. $udi H cury nonor L-ounci C. i! 42 Joyce Noles, Mary Alice Roberts, Chairman; Diane Alexander, Ann Hamrick; Peggy Phillips, Peyton Harris, Donna Hall, Jane Hodge All students live in double-room accommodations in the dormitory. The dormitories are under the supervision of a House Director 24 hours a day. Every effort is made to create an atmosphere of respect for others and pride in surroundings to foster standards of conduct, and to provide for harmonious group life by the Residence Hall Council. Residence Hall Council 43 The Christian Association holds Family Altar each evening in the residence. Vesper Services are held each Monday in the Chapel located in the Hospital. Each spring this Associa- tion sponsors Religious Emphasis Week for students, patients, and hospital employees. Student Christian Association promoted spiritual development 44 Standing: Sandra Overstreet, President; Seated: First row: Jane Madren, Carroll Carpenter, Harriet Kitchin, Catherine Tucker, Caroline Nicholson, Kay Epton. Second row: Delores Corre ll, Judy Cabaness, Linda Wolfe, Peggy Harrill, Linda Swain, Leona Calicutt. The Student Council shall transact all business of the Student-Faculty Association, except such matters as need to be submitted to the membership at large; shall supervise and coordinate the activities of the organizations and clubs and assist in interpreting their functions; shall decide upon all expenditures; shall pass upon all measures submitted to it by the membership at large; shall interpret and carry out all measures adopted by the membership at large. Student Council... encouraged selj- government 45 Sanfa 34 omena.... gualified leaders The Santa Filomena Senior Honorary Society was organized in January of 1953. The purpose of this organization is to recognize achievement and promote leadership. The members are chosen from the rising Senior Class and are tapped by the old members of the Santa Filomena in their Senior Year. Caroline Nicholson, Catherine Tucker, First Lady; Anita Harris, Secretary-Treasurer; Sandra Overstreet. 46 Atdletic Association energy to spare The school participates in the Women ' s City League Bas- ketball program. Recreational facilities are available at the school for badminton, horse shoes, and croquet. Skating rinks and bowling alleys are within walking distance of the school. All students are urged to participate in some form of athletics. Peggy Harrill, President; Pat Lloyd, Vice-President; Mary Ann Shoffner, Secretary; Carolyn Short, Treasurer. 47 ee Membership in the Glee Club is open to ly except during the summer months. The munity activities. Cfioir develops music Appreciation Club all students and choral practice is held week- group also participates in school and com- and represents tde se ool well .... rifc f l Director Mr. Bill Thomas Members Pianists: Miss Stout, Harris Misses Abee, Abernathy, Austin, Berry, Blackwelder, Britton, Cabaniss, Callicutt, Carpenter, Cranford, Earnhardt, Foard, Grisevold, Dobbs, Harris, Hawley, Holloway, Hyatt, Johnson, Justus, King, Kinnamon, Lemmond, Little, Lloyd, Long, McAdams, McAbee, McLean, Norton, Parris, Parrott, Patterson, Porter, Preslar, Reynolds, Ruark, Shoffner, Smith, Swain, Thomas, Upole, Verran, Watson, West, Wheeler, Whitaker, Stout, Short. Signs Symptoms... tde n ews m wovas i Phyllis Walters, Circulation Mgr.; Nancy Norton, Reporter; Anita Harris, Editor; Caroline Nicholson, Reporter; Toni Thomas, Art editor; Jo Ann Snead, Feature editor; Jean Patterson, Assistant feature editor; Cordelia Watson, reporter; Ruth Kinnamon, Typist; Laura Hyatt, reporter. The SIGNS AND SYMPTONS is our School of Nursing newspaper. The staff is made up of those students who are interested in this type work. 50 tde school in pictures The LAMP is the yearbook of the School of Nursing which portrays the academic and social life of the students. Ruth Kinnamon, Carol McAdams, Phyllis Walters, Mary Jane McKee, Caroline Nicholson, Margaret Ruark, Delores Correll, Toni Thomas, Tommie Parris, Carol Parrot, Anita Harris, Belinda Russell, Nancy Norton, Catherine Tucker, Editor; Delores Correll, Assistant editor; Rosa Lee Simpson, Business Manager; Joyce Noles, Literary; Linda Wolfe, Photographic editor. 51 Sxfra Curricular Activities Library Assistants — off hours are spent in helping keep the library in order and assisting fellow students in finding necessary material. Babysitters — with permission from their parents, students babysit upon request of families in the community. While sharing many enjoyable hours with the child, extra money is also earned. Y. W. A. Girls — Young Women ' s Association who strive to promote high spiritual goals and development. They meet monthly with a local church director. 52 Features ... tkose carefree douvs MISS CAROLINE NICHOLSON Cfirisfmas Oueen 54 Cfirisfmas Dance The students of Memorial Hospital chose as their queen, Miss Caroline Nicholson who reigned at the annual holiday dance on Decem- ber 10, 1960. Miss Nicholson is active in many phases of nursing life, but she is especially outstanding in Student Government. She is a beauty not only in looks, but in character, in her actions and in her associations with her fellow stu- dents. i. ' ■ k N 55 A tim Miss oann Snead junior representative to efirisfmas court 56 o festivities 57 Manager Brenda West Bas£d6a I provides a time for Co-Captains Harriet Kitchen Donna Hall displaying sportsmanship 59 ? •J: ■ Majorie Reynolds Patty Brainard Sylvia Abee % Vera Dabbs BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 12 8 60 Kings 12 14 60 Presbyterian 1 5 60 Spongier 1 1 1 60 Enderly 1 19 60 Cramerton 1 25 60 Gaston Memorial 2 2 60 Faul Crymes Won 4 Lost 3 Nancy Norton Margaret Ruark Jean Patterson Chief, Judy Cabaniss ftdey cheered us on to Victory Where did the ball go? 2 points behind, let ' s get busy ' Let ' s Qo Big fteaml ' What do you mean, a foul? This is going to be a rough one. ' Gonna beat ' em? YEA 61 ftdree Moulds On anoffier Sfafe INSTRUCTORS: Mrs. Green, Miss Jellison, and Miss Forsha Wiseman Auditorium ' Foursome Torrance Miss Gertrude Wilburn, Director of Student Health Program Mrs. Annie F. Baker, Librarian ftdey ve time for us,.. 63 House Directors Mrs. Britt Mrs. Rogers Mrs. Harrington Mrs. Anderson Sckool Secretaries Ella-Mac Morgan Sally Dougherty ITS | ] 1 I janitor and Maids Carrie, Geneva Eva Mae, John ...and we for idem 64 So Snds a Day I : ' cv-s L For Over 66 Years . . . Your Home of Better Values Refreshing remembrance AUTOGRAPHS s f.6 BOOKS OF ALL PUBLISHERS on HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL RECORDS ANESTHESIA DIETETICS PHARMACY MEDICINE NURSING We Can Supply Any Book Published J. A. MAJORS CO. New Orleans Atlanta 3 Dallas 35 Houston 25 JA 4-5874 MEINECKE Extends very best wishes to the Nurses at Charlotte Memorial MEINECKE CO., INC Hospital Supplies THOMPSON DENTAL CO. 1142 Elizabeth Avenue Charlotte 4, N. C. ' EVERYTHING DENTAL 67 The World Famous OPEN KITCHEN Cosmopolitan Cuisine And Atmosphere Bumgarner St. Clair 730 W. Trade St. Charlotte, N. C. Fresh Fruits Vegetables in Season Wholesale Retail ED 4-6791 GONDOLA RESTAURANT 2238 W. Independence Blvd. Charlotte, N. C. CHARLOTTETOWN MALL Shop 40 Stores Tropical Paradise Free Parking Open Til 9 Saturdays til 6 JAMES J. HARRIS COMPANY INSURANCE — SURETY BONDS 515 Johnston Building Charlotte 2, North Carolina Phone FR 5-7311 68 CARTERS ESSO STATION CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIOR CLASS KALE-LAWING COMPANY Office Supplies Equipment Printing 217 S. Tryon Street Phone FR 7-2641 B rumley ' s Flowers Fru its 925 E. Morehead Street Phone FR 6-1538 Flowers for All Occasions Congratulations to the Sr. Class THE MEN ' S SHOP Kernersville, N. C. Compliments of Charlotte Fish and Oyster Company 300 East Trade Street Charlotte, N. C. MEDICAL PHARMACY Doctors Building Kings Drive Phone FR 6-1547 HANKINS-WHITTINGTON FUNERAL HOME 1714 South Boulevard Phone 333-61 16 Compliments of COMFORT MATTRESS COMPANY 242 W. Tremont Charlotte, N. C. 69 BIGGERS BROS., INC. Charlotte, N. C. WHOLESALE FOODS FRESH FRUITS AND PRODUCE INSTITUTIONAL FOODS FROZEN FOODS Always Pays to Buy the Best AMERICAN BEAUTY FLORIST, INC. 1506 South Boulevard Phone ED 3-4177 Corsages — Floral Arrangements Funeral Designs TUXEDOS FOR RENT HENDERSON MOTOR COMPANY VOLKSWAGEN AUTOMOBILES AND TRUCKS 1410 West Moorehead Street Charlotte, N. C. Best Wishes To Seniors 1961 SODA SHOP of Charlotte Memorial Hospital Ground Floor We Serve Your Taste SANDWICHES - — SOUPS — PLATE LUNCHES — BOX CANDY SOFT DRINKS — SUNDRIES — NOTIONS — MAGAZINES 70 ART FLOWER SHOP Established 1925 Davis Robinson, Proprietor Flowers For All Occasions 409 E. Trade St. Charlotte, N. C. Day Night Phone ED 2-7114 Phone ED 3-3849 POUND AND MOORE CO. Stationers — Office Outfitters Printers-Gifts 304 S. Tryon St. Phone 5-7751 FOR ALL YOUR BANKING NEEDS L fflffl i Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System MTOMUSS AUTOMOTIVE CO. 619 South Worth Street Burlington, North Carolina ' WHOLESALE PARTS DEALER ' 71 FUNERAL DIRECTORS • 322 Hawthorne Lane ED 2-4131 Like a Member of the Family . •_■_:__ _ • ... .. ' .. ' ■■ .■ HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT CHARLOTTE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL A FRIEND HARRILL ' S BAR-B-Q Barbecue At Its Best 1025 Kings Drive Charlotte, N. C. ED 4-8808 72 SOUTHERN DRUG CO. The Store of Service 1400 E. Morehead Charlotte, N.C. Phone ED 2-7713 Supplies For The Housekeeping Department Drapery Supplies, Threads, Tapes, Web- bings, Bindings, Elastics, Zippers, Buck- les, Snaps, and other essential supplies for the sewing workroom. T. J. CONNOLLY CO. 300 W. Adams St. Chicago 6, III. COMPLIMENTS OF ORKIN SINCE 1901 ORKIN EXTERMINATING CO., INC. FR 6-4455 522 S. College Street SWIMMER Insurance Agency Inc. 435 South Tryon Street Charlotte 2, N. C. Phone EDison 3-9873 Phone ED. 4-4962 WEIKEL ' S AUTO SERVICE SPECIALIZING IN MOTOR TUNE-UP— GENERATOR STARTER— CARBURETOR— BRAKE REPAIR J. N. Weikel Proprietor 2800 HUTCHISON AVE. CHARLOTTE 6, N. C. THOMAS HOWARD CO. 411 S. College Dial ED 3-0112 WHOLESALE GROCERS 73 UJ H Z aL a. Z o o o a. a z u UJ O U —m s cSLJL 1930 CAMDEN ROAD CHARLOTTE, N. C. A DIVISION OF PACKAGE PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC. 74 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND R. S. DICKSON McEWEN FUNERAL SERVICE ED 4-6421— FR 5-6502 727 E. Morehead Street Charlotte. N. C. -PATRONS- Mr. Mrs. J. L. Edgerton Mrs. Sadie Kopp Mrs. Ada Dewese Mrs. Sue Stokes Mrs. Edna Faust Mrs. Joan Reed Mrs. Virginia Kerr Mrs. Margaret Ward A Friend Mrs. Alberta Scoggins Mrs. Faire Franklin Mrs. Loree Fincher Mrs. Lucille Funderburk Student Council 75 ASPHALT, INC. PHONE EDison 3-8681 CHARLOTTE 1, N. C. P 0. Box 1335 All types Asphalt and Concrete Paving Streets, Curbs ways, Walks, Patios Industrial Areas. and Gutters, Drive- No Job Too Large or Too Small FREE ESTIMATES YOUR FAMILY GETS THE MOST FROM FOREMOST Milk and Ice Cream EDison 2-7116 Hospitals Restaurants Schools Hotels REGENT CHINA SUPPLY CO, Food Service Equipment 1807 English Street High Point, N. C. Phone 8901 Compliments of HAROLD SUPPLY CORPORATION New York 13, N. Y. FASHION FLORIST Fashions i n Flowers 1344 Romany Rd. FR 6-3894 76