Clement High School - Clemoirs Yearbook (Autryville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1963 volume:

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Bonnie Ford, Mabel Dent Williams, jean jackson, John 2 Faye, Georgie, and Mabel Dont search for new ideas Bonnie supervises the typing of john andjean . Lynn, Dixie, Roena, and Roy prepare layout. Foreword The purpose of the 1963 CLEMOIRS is to picture a year of school life and to portray the activities-scholastic, athletic, and social-of the students. When thoughts of these events steal into your hearts after you have achieved success and seen your dreams fulfilled, may you recall your happy school days through the pleasant memories recorded on the pages of this yearbook. Table DEDICATION .............. PRINCIPAL's MESSAGE. . . . - ADMINISTRATION. . . . . . . . . . HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY. . . . SCHOOL STAFF ....... . . . . SENIORS ......... MARSHALS .... . . . . UNDERCLASSMBX1 . . . CLEMENT QUEENS ...... ORGANIZATIONS . . . ..... . HALLOWEEN ROYALTY .... ATI-H.ETICS................ ELEMENTARY FACULTY. . . . ELEMENTARY STUDENTS . . . ADV'ERTISliAENTi . . . . . . . of Contents .......................... 4 U.. ....5 ....6 . .7-8 ....9 ...10 11-31 ....32 33-39 . . .40 41-47 . . .48 49-56 57-60 61-70 71-86 Dedication With de e pe st appreciation for his sincere interest in students and his faithful devotion to duty, we, the members of the Class of 1963, take gxeat pride in dedi- cating the 1963 edition of the CLEMOIRS to our loyal friend and inspiring teacher, MR. GRAHAM JACKSON. Working with Glee Club 5 Moon Principa1's Message While one purpose of your high school education has been to acquire the common learnings most needed in a democracy, another purpose has been to enable you to possess the ability to solve and master the problems that will confront you in later life. That there will be problems goes without saying. How you meet them and with what wisdonyou work out their solution will be the test that will determine your place in the world. In all your efforts to do what will be bestfor you and your country, you have my blessings and best wishes. H. S. Broome 6 Administration Faculty Staff 7 t , f 3 'TT ' X' 2. W ww-rf: 3:63 Q cu ,, ' e I 45' 'T .. X 2' 'I QV Q 1 S j gg. ,wig Y : . ,z 3 Y . gx .1 ,K W ' . fa 5 , ,f.'2g.a,jQ'3 5 1 Y Q W 1 g. , '02-,.,.'-'gn,5.,3,w: ,, ' ' 1-3 1 - i Y f 'L :Ze 1, .. , ww. ,WW ,WM- 'HW' H+. :ff , 7 5. 2,1123 ii -19' ig?ii:vQ9gt2f,f9vr1'f W t-M Q if MR. R. F. AUTRY MRS. MARGARET DOUGHTIE MRS. BETTIE GILES English, Latin, Math Librarian Home Economics MR. O. W. GILES MRS. SYLVLA HALL MR. RUSSELL P. JONES Health, History Commercial Science, Coach Faculty MRS. KATHERINE TURLINGTON MR. J. A. WATSON English, French Agriculture MRS. AGNES WILLIAMS School Secretary 9 DIETICIANS Left to right: Mrs. Maggie Tcw, Mrs. Dicie Wrench, Mrs. Melvia Williams, Mrs. Vallie Wrench, Mrs. Lettie McPhail. CUSTODIAN Mr. Dewey Gainey BUS DRIVERS Roy jackson, Brenda Worley, Lynn Tew, Donnie Lewis, Larry Car1is1e,Hubert Honeycutt, Coleman Autry. Staff Seniors mr xvnuzz- .ummm ii -- R 2 vw' nw' wi L93-f X so W- 3 .1 SL: M2 -+3 ' . A -K-new 35 L. 1 K .E Q QQ. , f Q. fl 3 4 r' Qi' M 'f - ,LJ X , , -.1 L, .- x ,.p.1ar5vqnnu-p-nwmun S 5? ,wx 1-E :fl ,M -..- 'fu X .fs anna.: . K V a- ,- ,..,-0 -Xi-'vu .. .N xxx Y x o aw, , .f.Am., Q v 4 XJ! 5 M.:L'5 .,..-W, f Ti' Mascots Sponsor MRS. SYLVIAHALL MARILYN STDNART JBTFREY MARTIN Class Motto The greater the difficulty, the greater the glory. Class Colors Blue and White 13 ang Q -1'-Q 1 wi? C 1 as s F1 0 w e r White Carnation ARCHIE BREWER BEAL r.F.A. 1,2,3,4. LARRY cARL1sLE F.F.A. 1,z,3. JOHN CARROLL F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 4. Seniors GRACE CARTER F.H.A. 2, 35 4-H 1, 2, 33 School Paper 43 Glee Club 1. PBSIN cons F.F.A. 1, 2, 3,45 Baseball 3,43 Basketball 2. ROENA FAIRCLOTH 4-H 13 Glee Club 1,2,4gClass Treasurer 15 Annual Staff 43 Miss Clement 11962-63,3 F.T.A. 4 QTreasurer4jgF.H.A. 1,2,3,4QSecxetary 3j. 14 1 UM,-a ANNETTE FANN F. T. A. 4gF.l'l.A.1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 School Paper 45 Monogram Club 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 1,z,3,4. BONNIE LOU FORD DIXIE FANN F.T.A. 2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3, 45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Mono- gram Club 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Secretary 15 School Paper 4 F. T. A. 45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, 4-H 1, 25 clee Club1,2,3,43 Annual Staff 45 Cheerleader 3. KYLE HALL Semors LINDA FAYE GRANTHAM 11.1-LA. l,2,3,4, 4 H1,G1ee Club 1, 2, 45 F. T. A. 3, 4 fVice-President 415 Annual Staff 4. Beta Club 3, 4fRepo1-ter 3, President 415 F. F. A. 1,25 F.T.A. 3,4 QVice-President 3, President 4j5 Glee Club 3,45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 School Paper 3 fBusiness Managerj5 Marshal 2,3 QChief 3,5 Basket- ball 2, 3, 45 Biology Medal 25 Class President 25 Annual Staif 4 qadiwry. PAMELA HAWLEY 1,2,3, F.T.A. 1,3,45 F.H.A. 45 4-H 1,2,35 Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Monogram Club l,2,3,45 Athletic Award, 19625 Home Economics Award, 19615 Science Award, 19625 Hallow- een Queen 1960-615 Basketball 1,z,3,4. 15 srwoon 1-1oNEYcu'rT r.F.A. 1,z,s,4. w. E. HONEYCUTT F.F.A. 1,2,s,4. JUNIOR HORNE F.F.A.1,2,4g Baseball l,2,3, 4. Seniors JEAN JACKSON Beta Club 3,45 F.T.A. 2,3,4g Glee c1ub1,z,3,4,F.H.A. 1, 2,3,4QReportex-3, Treasurer 3, President 415 4-H 1,2, 3 fPresi- dent Zjg Monogram Club 3,41 Marshal 1, 35 School Paper 3, 4 Business Manager 475 Class Treasurer 45 Annual Staff 4. RoY JACKSON new Club 3, 4, P. T. A. 1, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4QVice- President Q3 Marshal 33 School Paper 3, 43 Annual Staff4g Class President 4g Bus Driver 4. DONNIE MILTON LEWXS F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Bus Driver 3, 16 W. C. MARTIN Halloween King 2,4. IARRY MCPHAIL Beta Club 3,43 F.T.A. 2,3,4g F.F.A. 1,2,4gG1ee Club 1,2, 3,43 Monogram Club 2g School Paper 35 Marshal 35 Class Presi- dent 3g Basketball 2, Annual Staff 4. JANICE PAYE PETERSON F. T. A. 1gF.H.A. l,2,3,4g 4-H 1,2,3g Glee Club 1,2,3, Semors GIBSON SPELL LINDA FAYE SPELL F.T.A. 2,3,4g F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4, 4-H 1,2,3g clee Club 1,2, 3, 43 Monogram Club 3,43 Basketball 1,z,3,4. CHARLES STEWART F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Class Vice- Prcsldent 4. 17 ELWOOD TEW F. T. A. 45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Monogram Club 2, 3, 43 Class Vice-President 23Baskctball 1, 2,3,4, Bus Driver 3. LINDA L. TEW F.T.A. 2,3,4,F.H.A.1,2,3, 4, 4-H 1,2,3,4, C-lee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 1,25 Cheerleader 2, Basketball lg Class Treasurer 2. LYNN TEW F. T. A. 2,3,4 QPresident 4,5 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 fChapter Reporter 413 4-H 15 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 2,3, 43 School Paper 3, 4 fCo-Editor 4,5 Annual Staff 43 Bus Driver 3, 45 Basketball 2,3,4, Class Vice-President 1. Seniors EARL TYNDALI. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Science Fair Winner. LARRY WEST F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1, 2,3,4g Class President 1. GEORGIE WILLIAMS F. T. A. 2,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4-1-l .1, 25 Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Monogram Club 1, 2,35 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, Annual Staff 4. 18 MABEL DENT WILLIAMS Beta Club 3, 4 Uleporter 4,5 F. T. A. 2,3,4QTreasurer Bjg F.H.A.1,2,3,4QTx-easurer 4jg 4-H1gGlee Club 1,2,3,4g School Paper 3,4QAdvertislng Manager 41g Marshal 33 Annual Staff 43 Class Secretary 4g Class T1-easurer3g F.F.A. Sweetheart 4. BRENDA WORLEY F.T.A.2,3,4g F.H.A. 1,2,s, 4 QProgram Committee 413 4 H 1, 25 Glee Club 1,3,4g Mono gram Club lg Bus Driver 4 BETTY JO WRENCH F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g 4-H 1.2.3, 4, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4s Halloween Queen 43 Class Secretary 25 F. T. A. 2, 3, 4 QSecretary 41. 19 We, the Senior Class of 1963, have long awaited the time when we could be called Seniors. As our final year at Clement comes to an end, we would like to thank each of the teachers for directing us in the right way through school, and, to our parents, we extend our deepest appreciation for all the help and understanding they have given to us these twelve years. Our journey began in the fall of 1951 when fifty -six y o un g , frightened, inexperienced, sn a 9 gl e -toothed children, not knowing what to expect, entered the doors at the front of this building. At this point Mrs. Avis Jackson and Miss Gladys Turner assumed the task of getting us off on the right foot, and before long, our first year was over. Slowly the years passed, and soon we were in the seventh grade. That year under the direction of Mr. Graham Jackson and Mrs. Marjorie Warren we went on a very educational sightseeing tour to Chapel Hill, Durham, and Raleigh. At the end of our eighth year, we were very proud to Class Histor receive certificates of promotion to high school. Ln the fall of 1959 we entered high school and elected as our class officers Larry West, Presidentg Lynn Tew, Vice-Presidentg Dixie F a nn, Secreuaryg and R o e na Faircloth, Treasurer. Our freshman year ended with a party at White Lake. ..,,,, -, During our sophomore year we had the title of Noisy Sophomores. As our class officers we chose: Kyle Hall, President, Elwood Tew, Vice -President, Betty Jo Wrench, Secretary, and Linda Tow, Treamrer. We were proud to have ten members of our class on the ball teamsg also, six classmates were tapped into the Beta Club. Then came our next most important part of school- our junior year. That year under the guidance of Mrs. Bettie Giles and Mr. jack Hill, we did a number of things which we will be proud of in the future yeais. In December we g av e a Christmas party at the Falcon Children's Home and distributed gifts to the children. In March we received our class rings. Soon April was here, and we honored the seniors at one of the best junior -Senior Banquets, we believe, that has been held at the school :-E1 ' in quite a while. Our class officers were Larry McPhail, President, Hoyle Broome, Jr. , Vice -President, Kyle Hall, Secretary, and Treasurer, Mabel Williams. Here it is-our SENIOR year. Our sponsor is Mrs. Sylvia Hall, and as class officers we elected Roy Jackson, Presidentg Charles Stewart, Vice-President, Mabel Dent Williams, Secretary, and jean jackson, Treasurer. Our senior activities have included the selection of invi- tations, caps, gowns, and diplomas for graduation, the publication of the school yearbook, now we are looking forward to that glorious day of GRADUATION. LYNN TEW , Historian 'S ' -lx I , 1 A . ,. f W Q,-,QQ Wg. . Most Intellectual MABELDENTWIILIAMS KYLEHAIL 22 Best Workers LARRY CARLISLE JUNIOR I-IORNE DONNIE LEWIS GEORGE WILLIAMS Senior img I 1 935.2 : Superlatives Most Talented LINDA TEW ARCHIE BEAL Most Courteous GRACE CARTER JOHN CARROLL Most Popular MABEL DENT WILLIAMS LARRY WEST Quietest IANXCE. PETERSON JOHN CARROLL Senior 24 ! i ,A-f ,....,-w,....J--ff ix Vssfg Q- ' ...4 g, QL, A na 1' ' 7, X, ' v- 1 ff' ' fy' U Ig. X' 'i v' , -.-,.., -- 1 -f. A x ri af! f K? ,V Most Athletic LINDA SPELL ELWOOD TEW Best Dressed BETTY JO WRENCH CHARLES STEWART Senior Superlatives Most Dependable PAYE GRANT!-IAM W. C. MARTIN Best Personality ANNETTEFANN PENNCOATS g Un If 1 3 1 0 q a N Senior Most Likely to Succeed PAMELA HAWLEY LYNN TEW . , , i , , 1 fg:.,::.,-., ,, , 4 . - ,. .. .Lf .N Friendliest if? 'e'f'e 'eeef fEf?'i . le 'Lx BRENDA WORLEY EARL TYNDALL 28 Superlatives Jig' Vw W abil' f .M - whit-W N ..,...,.., 7 L ... . k so , ' ' ' sf-2, uf :Q . V X' Ai-9-G51 tztwc 1 . . Most Attractive ROENA FAIRCLOTH ELWOOD HON EYC UTT ?2?3: f5 Q 4s:G:?'9 .- .g..31Eq.tS L -1 np M kv jf .5 , - f. ,1 V5 .HVZEQ - :Mars ' R Q --X-. I if 1- A R , , qi itieffgf' ' ff-tf a'W?Gm vis!- ,R - 41:3 :.,....,... ,, .,,,4 - uhm., Class Leaders ROY JACKSON JEAN JACKSON LARRY MCRHAIL Last Will and Testament To whom it may concern: We, the Senior Class of 1963, being of sound mind and memory, do make public, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. ARTICLE I To the faculty we bequeath our upmost gratitude for the many hours which they spent trying to drive lmowledge into our unwilling numbskulls. ARTICLE II I, ARCHIE BEAL, will my ability to play a musical instrument to Clebert Jackson. LARRY CARLISLE, will my ability to sleep in class to Leamon Hall. JOHN CARROLL, will my Most Courteous ways to McKinley Carroll. I, GRACE CARTER, will my Most Courteous ways to Neta Carter. PENN COATS, will my Truthful and Honest ways to Lawrence Ray Matthews. ROENA FAIRCLOTH, will my superlative title, Most Attractive, to Patricia Faircloth. I, DIXIE FANN, will my Best All Round Ways to Gale Tew and my love for weekend parties to Rose Wrench. I, ANNETTE FANN, will my superlative title, Best Personality, to Alma McPhail. I, BONNIE FORD, will my Happy-Go-Lucky ways to Mona Barefoot and my ability to have a good time to jean Peters. I, LINDA FAYE GRANT!-IAM, will my Most Dependable ways to Geraldine Tyndall. I, KYLE HALL, will my belated realization of the importance for study to all freshmen. I, PAMELA HAWLEY, will my love for athletics to Patsy Matthews and my love for E. C. C. boys to Carol Honeycutt. I, ELWOOD I-IONEYCUTT, will my ability to wheel a Ford to Kenneth Carroll. I, W, E. I-IONEYCUTT, will my love for hunting, dogs, and girls to Huey Wrench and Max Honeycutt. JUNIOR I-IORNE, will my ability to go coon hunting to Donald Street Starling. IEAN JACKSON, will my ability to make good grades to Gloria Jackson. I, ROY JACKSON, will my ability to evade teachers when necessary to Lathan Beal. DONNIE LEWIS, will my ability to drive a suffering six to T. I. Williams. W. C. MARTDI, will my ability to tear out transmissions to Donnie Auuy and to blow up motors to Jeff Stewart. l, LARRY McPHAIl., will my Best All Round Ways to Donald Starling, and my ability to run a cash register and bag groceries to Leaman I-Iall. I, IANICE PETERSON, will my quiet ways to Rita Gale Wrench. I, LINDA FAYE SPELL, will my athletic ability to Rose Wrench and my ability to have a good time to Martha Dupllssey. I, CHARLES STEWART, will my ability to drive a convertible to Donald Starling and my title of Best Dressed to Lawrence Ray Matthews. I, ELWOOD TEW, will my most athletic ways to Lawrence Ray Matthews. I, LNDA TEW, will my love for cheerleading and my most talented ability to Linda Tyndall. LYNN TEW, will my Most Likely to Succeed ways and my ability to irritate certain teachers to Barry Pulley. EARL TYNDALL, will my ability to blow up a. car to Larry Robert Baggett. I, LARRY WEST, will my ability to skip school and to irritate the teachers to Lathan Beal I, GEORGIE WILLIAMS, leave my ability to have more things to do than time in which to do them to anyone lucky enough to be a Senior. I, MABEL DENT WILLIAMS, will my popularity to Ira LouWrench and my love for a good time to Gale Tew. I, BRENDA WORLEY, will my Most Friendly ways to Cecelia Smith and my ability to have a good time to Pats, Lou Matthews. I, BETTY JO WRENCH, will my neatness and blond hair to Cecelia Smith. Iv In I1 In In 1. Ir Ir In In KEY WITNESSES Roena Faircloth Faye Grantham DIXIE FANN Testat:-ix 30 Class Prophecy Late on a cool October day of 1975 my old clasmnate LYNN TEW and Iwearily descended the Capitol steps. Congress had finally adjorned. We hailed a cab for the hotel, and can you imagine who was driving-W. E. HONEYCUTT. He explained that he was just checking the car, for now, he was chief mechanic of the D. C. Cab Company. Upon reaching the hotel we were greeted by the chief butler, ELWOOD HONEYCUTT. Working behind the desk was Mrs. Honeycutt, better lmown to us as JEAN JACKSON. After checking out, Lynn and I each went our own way. As I was boarding a jet for home, who was I to run into, but ARCI-IIE BEAL, the latest recording star for Columbia Recording Company. As Archie and I chatted about things, the subject of our old classmates came up. I learned that LARRY McPHAILwas the manager of the largest A 8 P Supermarket in Miami Beach. Also, with A 8 P is GEORGIA WILLIAMS, She is the executive secretary for the Southeastern District. Suddenly the plane lurched violently, immediately two stewardesses-ROENA FAIRCLOTI-I and FAYE GRANTHAM came to calm the passengers. From them I learned that we were in capable hands, for the pilot was none other than Joi-IN CARROLL. As I got off the plane KYLE HALL was waiting to pick me up. Kyle, having achieved his high school ambition, is now a mccessful young lawyer in Raleigh, North Carolina. As he was taking me home we also discussed classmates. I learned that he was employing MABI-LL WILLIAMS and BONNIE FORD as his own private secretaries and that W. C. MARTIN and LARRY CARLISLE were joint partners in a. large ranch in Western Kansas. I was pleased to hearthat ELWOOD TEW and DIXIE FANN were happily married. It seems that Elwood has expanded his once small ham-curing business into a national meat producing organization. The Armed Services had claimed several ofour class members. JUNIOR HORNE and PENN COATS joined the navy shortly after graduation. EARL TYNDALI., the smallest memberof our class, joined the Air Force, his potential in the space field was immediately recognized, and he was our third man to reach the Moon, After my conversation with Kyle, I was curious to know what had become of my other classmates. The next day I went down to the new hospital to see ANNETTE FANN, who is head nurse there, to get from her any information I could about our old classmates. She told me that GRACE CARTER was working with the Red Cross somewhere in South Africa. LINDA SPELL, after finishing medical school at the University of California, is taking post graduate work at Duke University. It seems that IANICE PETERSON was swept off her feet by some guy froin Maine. BETTY WRENCH, presently working for the New York Times, has become famous because of several short stories. PAMELA I-IAWLEY also entered the literary worldg last year she won the Pulitzer Prize for one of her works. LINDA TEW has settled down in the Clement Community and is happily married. She owns and operates a small beauty shop. BRENDA WORLEY seems to have climbed the ladder of siccess very quickly for she is the personal secretary of our own Vice-President. This was all the information Annette could give me so I thanked her and continued on my way. Upon checking my list I found that I had accounted for all my classmates except three. I stopped at a coffee shop downtown, bought-a newspaper, and decided to relax for a few minutes. As I opened the paper, I saw the headlines of the sports page which read as follows: Leadfoot West and Speed Stewart Pilot Home Two Lewis Cars. This was a detailed description of how LARRY , WEST and CHARLES STEWART had driven DONNIE LEWlS's cars to first and ' second place finishes in a local stock car race. This includes everyone, and all seem to have found their places in this ,W b fast growing world. 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R 50 A ' 9 PI-I'YI.LIS SPELL M f , RAY SPELL DONALD STARLHXIG JOYCE STEWART CORTEZ STONE GERALDINE TYNDALL D' JOHN WARRHXI EDWARD WILLIAMS ESTELLE WILIJAMS IRA LOU WRENCH NILA ROSE WRENCH Not Pictured EARL PARKER BRUCE SESSOMS GAYLE WRENCH : K . A :I 'R fl W 2 . - 'A L W 1 f f I I Kev f A I A fm Dfw , , , 1 t.5 S I X - E Q1 .Xi E -H. 4 Jw-el AX fwng- 5 nf 9-W 'E+ ,..,J. . - .4P , i 1 -' 5 ' 2 4 - U ,-: V. ' Q Agf- , 1 .. , ,A ' x 1 '4'-X N f 5 - 1 , '- vi.. 3' x, .i Ffa GEORGE HQENE KENNETH JACKSON RALPH JACKSON NATHAN LOCKAMY JUDY ALLEN BOBBY AUTRY DELWIN AUTRY DIANA AUTRY ELLIS AUTRY FONDA AUTRY ROY COLEMAN AUTRY MONA BAREFOOT NETA CARTER JUNIOR DRAUGHON FAYE FORD JIM FORD LINDA HAIRR HENRY I-IALI. ORAN HALL OTTIS HALL TOMMY HOLLINGSWORTH FRED HONEYCUTT ...W- ,Mw . M.,-1-'4' ' a ,M .a w,V,..-- - A,- Eu?- Ax,- -SAM ,Q f A f-'.. . ,., ' ,z i .,A,,Mvff Wf,f. . It S ,, Mrvfdwyw Av., J ,ara- 'S . gf . JA ,M ' - My 'WHA Q ,. , -I 3 W . 3 -...- '4 f 45.7- , NA.. 3 iw.-Q 4- ,,.. 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HOLLAND MAX HONEYCUTT OLETA HONEYCUTT VIVIAN I-IORNE CLEBERT JACKSON GLORIA JACKSON ARCI-IIE RALPH LEE JIMMY MATTHEWS THOMAS MELAME BARRY PULLEY BETTY sEssoMs CECIILIA SMITH KENNETH SPELL WAYNE SPELL IDA GREY TEW WAYNE TYNDALL BRENDA WARREN RICHARD WILLIAMS PATRICLA WILLIAMS Not Pictured: ROMMIE LEWIS JEFFREY STEWART DAVID LEwJs JACKIE LOCKAMY f L1NDA MARTIN J ' A g D. c. MATTHEWS X 'Q J J ,, FAYE MATTHEWS . i I J I x,, .. 'A A A-rl Ni! XF H- T1 ki A wa A A Miss Clement High ROENA F AIRCLOTH Miss Christmas RHECJ AUTRY Organiza tions Q59 QQ? F 'L 1? .-? , L Lg , . V: V ,A X? it 4 - :is 43 e , ,iff 'inf , 355 'uf-1' . 5 A 40' ., X, ,Mft 5 L i' , 'f I - Xa The Beta Club is composed of S o ph o m or e s fsecond semesterj, Iwiiors, and Seniors who maintain a 90 average. Th ey must have integrity, honesty, dependability, commendable a tt i t u d e, and ap- pmval of sponsor and club members. The main objectives that the Beta Club tries to carry out are to promot e inte re st in scholastic achievementg promote better service in home , school and com- munityg promote leadershipg a n d encourage continuance of h i g h e r education. 1 T 42 4' K n Kyle Hall Jean jackson Larry McPhai1 Mabel Dent Williams Ira Lou Wrench Roy Jackson Nila Rose Wrench Lawrence Ray Matthews Carol Honeycutt Mrs. Katherine Turlington Advisor f .xx 5 KYLE HALL FAYE GRANT!-IAM President Vice-President Future Teachers of America Lynn Tew, Pamela Hawley, Carol Honeycutt. Third row: First row, left to right: Dixie Fann, jean jackson, Betty jo Wrench, Linda Tew, Brenda Worley, Mabel Dent Patricia Jackson, Bonnie Lou Ford, Mrs. Margaxet Doughtie, Advisorg Faye Grantham, Roena Faircloth, Williams, Ira Lou Wrench. Second row: Linda Spell, Am-letteFann, Kyle Hall, Elwood Tew, Elwoodl-loneycutt, Estelle Williams. ROENA FAIRCLOTH BETTY I0 WRENCH Txeasurer SBCTEWYY 43 OXXXQMAKKPS 'fe as , 06, S f 2 Ei .all 21 5 'ba 5' '90 NEW H0 OFFICERS: Jean Jackson, President5Ni1a Rose Wrench, Vice- Presidentg Ira Lou Wrench, Secretaiyg Mah e1 Williams, Treasurerg Mrs. Bettie Giles, Advisor. Future Homemakers of America Toward new horizons . PURPOSES: To promote a growing appreciation of the national good willgto foster the development of eregtive joys and satisfaction of homemakingg to emphasize r.he le adership in home and community lifeg to provide importance of worthy home membershipg to encourage wholesome individual and group recreationg to further democracy in home and community lifeg to work for interest in home economics. good home and family life for allg to promote inter- 44 N f If 'imhiridr 4 J as ,es 1' ang N' '1 'Ho oo ,,,vN .xg .1979 5 ,, I 1 X f 'leur-'fo OFFICERS: Lynn Tew, President, Royjackson, Vice -President, LarryMcPhai1, Secretary, Lawrence Ray Matthews, Treasurer, Larry Baggett, Reporterg Ray Spell, Sentinel, Mr. J. A. Watson, Advisor. Future Farmers of America Learning to do, Doing to learn, Earning to live, Living to serve. PURPOSES: To develop competent, aggressive, rural, and agricultural leadership, to create and nurture a love of country life, to strengthen the confidence offarm boys and young men in themselves and their work, to create more interest in the intelligent choice of farming occu- pationsg to encourage members in the development of individual farming programs and establishment in farm- ing, to participate in worthy undertakings for the im- provement of agriculture. 45 ' j 4 SJ- , if V HIGH SCHOOL KING AND QUEEN W. C. Martin and Betty Jo Wrench ,..,,.,.1.., . r -N mem.-wat. 4: za.:-1 ,-vvmszmr Halloween Royalty GRAMMAR KING AND QUEEN W. A. Bullard and Donna Sue Martin PRIMARY KING AND QUEEN Gary Williams and Joy Honeycutt 48 fl.. fn GALE TEW LINDA Chief 0110 leader ILAWRENCE RAY MATTHEWS ,IOHNNIE AUTRY WINSTON DANIEL TOMMY WILLIAMS Baseball WAYNE AUT RY HUBERT HONEYCUTT 1 WAYNE MARLEY LEAMON HALL KENNETH CA R ROLL PDIN COATS ,1- IUNIOR HORNE JERRY STEWART Y rt F4 ALMA JEAN MCPHAIL LINDA SPELL to right: Nomxa Pa Nil GIIIS, Basketball ge, a Rose Wrench, Patsy Matthews Pamela Hawle C ol CAROL HONEYCUTT ff , y, ar Honeycutt, N cy Autxjy, Patricia Jackson, Alma Jean McPhai1, Annette F:-mn, Linda Spell, Gloria- fl'-I: n, can ia smith, c1e1-Ada smith, Judy Mcumb. vt-Q.' F W tx , .7 A- .' 14 4' NILA ROSE WRENCH PATSY MATTHEWS pAME1-A HAWLEY XA 52 'T V: , ' 2 ,. . 5 1 A di fgi ' ' I M WAYNE HAI Boys Basketball Left to right, kneeling: D. C. Matthews, T ommy Hollingsworth, jimmy Matthews, Lynn Tew, Ken th Carroll. Standing: Wayne Tyndall, Kyle Hall, Delwin Autry, Wayne Autry, ew, Fred eycutt, Lawrence Matthews. If 5 . 3,15 ' . - . Silva' ,A . .1 as- .34 Q 9 KYLE HALL LAWRENCE RAY MATTHEWS S3 CARROLL - 1f Girls' Team l The girls' team thisyear was very successfulg they won 18 games and lost 9 and were runners- up in the county tournament. Four of our girls made the all -conference teamg Carol Honeycutt, Alma McPhail, Patsy Matthews, andLinda Spell. There were only three seniors on the team this year: Linda Spell, Pam Hawley, and Annette F ann. These will be missedg however, we're looking for better things next year with almost all the first team retuming. Ourhigh scorers, Carollrloneycutt and Alma McPhail will both be back along with Patsy Matthews at forward and Nila Wrench at guald. CLEMENT BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1962-1963 GIRLS Penderlea 19 ..... .... C lement 34 Grantham 32 .Clement 51 Garland 29 .Clement 56 Pender-lea 24 .Clement 47 Cleveland 46 .... .... C lement 43 Garland 20 .... .... C lement 42 Roseboro-Salembulg 32. . . . .... C lement 31 Midway 42 .Clement 36 Union 27 .... .... C lement 56 White Oak 36 .... .... C lement 34 Coats 25 .... . . . .Clement 34 Jasper 17 .Clement 51 Rosebono-Salemburg 43 .Clement 33 White Oak 27. . . .... C lement 22 Cleveland 33 . . . . . . .Clement 47 'Boys' Team The boys' team had a good year considering the fact that we had so many inexperienced players in the line-up. The team improved all along until toumament time when we lost some playersby way of injuries. Seniors on this year's team that will be missed are the team 's leading scorer and rebounder, all-conference Kyle Hallg also Elwood Tew and Lynn Tew. Things look good for next year's team with most of the players returning . CLEMENT BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1962-1963 BOYS Penderlea 23 ...... .... C lement 42 Grantham 34 .... .Clement 42 Garland 39 .... .... C lement 46 Penderlea 27 .... .... C lement 25 Cleveland 54 .... .... C lement 35 Garland 20 .... .... C lement 53 Roseboro-Salemburg 41 .... . .... C lement 38 Midway 46 .... .... C lement 33 Union S2 .... .... C lement 39 White Oak 36 .... .... C lement 43 Coats 41 .... .... C lement 35 Jasper 49. . . . . . . .Clement 62 Roseboro-Salemburg 52 .... .... C lement 38 E. M. I. 34 .... .... C lement 40 White Oak 40 .... .... C lement 57 Cleveland 66. . . . . . . .Clement 61 Luau' W Homecoming Queen and her court Cheerlegdgrg Linda and Dixie present queen's regalia to Queen Patsy Homecoming Queen Coach Jones crowns Patsy Matthews as Homecoming Queen. Elementary MR. GRAHAM JACKSON Eighth Grade Elementary MRS. MILA FAIRCLOTH Seventh Grade MRS. LONA MATTHEWS Sixth Grade MRS. NONA GAMBLE Seventh and Eighth Grades . - ,wi FY 'ifv' Witf W Faculty Q , y MRS. MARGARET HOLLAND Fifth Grade MRS. JOYCE WARREN Fifth and Sixth Grades MRS. LOLA WILLIAMS Fourth Grade MRS. ALMA JACKSON Third and Fourth Grades if si? MRS. LOSSIE HALL Second and Third Grades Elementary Faculty MISS LEOIA JACKSON Speczal Education MRS. AVIS JACKSON First Grade MRS. MARGARET HAWLEY First and Second Grades 8th Grade BETTY FRANCES AUTRY DORCUS AUTRY HILDA AUTRY MARY RUTH AUTRY DWIGHT BAGGETI' ANTHONY GAENEY FRANCES HAIRR FRANCE GERALDENE HAIRR CALTON HALL EDDIE TATE HALL NANCY GERALDDJE HALL CARRIE JEAN HONEYCUTT DIANE HONEYCUTT DORIS HORNE SANDRA HOUSE KAREN 1AcKsoN Jnvnvxm MCLAMR FAYDENE MARLEY LINDA MARTIN KENNETH MATTHEWS AARON PAGE BOBBY PAGE BRENDA PAGE TE R RELL SMITH WAN DA TAYLOR JAMB BREWER 'raw LINDA DIANE 'raw HARVEY TRAVIS WANDA WARREN CHARLIE wn.uAMs JAMB WILLIAMS JULIA FAYE WILLIAMS Mickey. WILLIAMS JERRY WAYNE WLLLIFORD AURRLY WAYNE WRENCH Not Pictured: JAMES STEWART y.. . A Y .QA 5 62 th Grade DORIS AUTRY GERALD AUTRY GLENN AUTRY MICHAEL AUTRY WANDA AUTRY GARY BAGGETT GEORGE BULIARD HERMAN CARROLL ONNLE CARTER GEORGE FAIRCLOTH HARVEY FAIRCLOTH JIMMY I-'AIRCLOTH WI!.I.IAM KEITH I-'IARCLOTH I-IENRIETTA I-'ANN LARRY FARMER CONNIE FISHER ALICE LEE FORD DENISE GAIZNDI umm mmm' 1aru.Y 1-mu BRENDA mu. JOEL 1-mu. JOHN HALL 101-mms HALL WILBERT J. HALL CAROLYN ROSE HARDISON WANDA HOLLDXIGSWORTH BUCK EDWARD HONEYCUTT EDDIE HONEYCUTT PATRICIA HORNE RAYFORD HORNE GARY JACKSON MARTHA LEWIS KATHY MARTIN TIMMIE MCIAMB WANDA MATTHEWS KEITH SMITH DEBORAH SPELL DONNIE SPELL DWIGHT SPELL ELBERT V. SPELL IARRY STEWART uzzn: STEWART Jmm 'naw DWIGHT TYNDALL cm.u.1s EDWARD WARREN CYNTHIA wu.uAMs 6th Grade ALLEN AUTRY BBAINY AUTRY TERRY AUTRY D. E. BAREFOOT W. A. BULIARD, JR. ALLEN CARROLL BECKY CARROLL ROGER CARROLL SARAH CARROLL GLORIA COATS SYLVIA FAIRCLOTH CARRIE FANN yamw mum sasmm mu. mvm HALL GARY HALL mmm-za HALL A. c. HOLIAND ARTHUR HORNE CHARIDTFE HOUSE KEITH JACKSON KARDI LEE DONNA MARTIN AUTHUR MCIAURIN LINDA MCPHAIL PATRICIA PAGE SARAH DIANE PFACOCK TURLDICTON PEACOCK, JR Josmx Perens JULIA Pops KAREN SESSOMS DEBORAH GAIL SPELL LUTRELI. SPELL MARION STONE NANCY STRICKIAND BARBARA TEW SARAH TEW CAROL WATSON DWIGH'I' WILLIAMS GLENDA WILLIAMS LARRY WILLIAMS PAMEIA WILLIAMS WANDA WILLIAMS DARLENE WRENCH YVONNE ANNETTE WRENCH W W W 4th Grade ysmw ARNETTE GLENDA mrruv JAMB mn Aunw :umm mms AU1-m' many w , Au-nw ORIS TOMMY AUTRY DEBORAH BULLARD SONDRA CANADY MAYBELLE COATS JERRY MILTON DANIEL JOHNNY WAYNE DRA UG HON EDNA mms F151-:En mms Foam DWIGHT cmmzv Emma :mmm KEITH LEVAUGN GODWIN DONALD GRANTI-IAM AI.MON HALL GLENN HALL HELLEN JOYCE HALL ANTHONY Howncurr may x-xoN1avcu'r-r yum' Homavcu-rr Joyce :Anus pacxson mam: pxcxsou WANDA JACKSON RONALD MARTIN RONALD K. MATTI-IEWS WILLIAM MQIAMB BONNIE MCLAURIZN LONNIE Mc!.AURIN IRIS GAI1 MCPHAIL LAYTON PAGE WAVIE KEN PAGE FRANCES SESSOMS REBECCA SMITH TIMOTHY SPELL DENNIS WILLIAMS JANET WILLIAMS JOHN KEITH WILLIAMS WAYNE WILLIAMS Not Pictured: I-IELD! HALL N193 . W. . . A 115- 8 : 'T , . . ' 112 ' . If 5 '.. -.e.1fQp . ff gT'I'1Xg'kW'2'3 'f ,, . -1' ' ' 1 I H M ' T3 ' f ' va I , , T: X .,, H. . , 4: fhwf' t' ' ' 'V ' ' 2-mn . b, ,'.,.f5 X'f ,.i,:.2a LI . ' . B TS' , -:Q L ', 'vw 5 xi A-s ff Q I . 2 ,L v' 'Y 4 - 51,5 r . 3 ' 1 ' pax . ' s u , Q11 -if . I 5f E1.'I. A . ' .Fw I, Q ' f ':, ' V v,f , , ?5,, '1::-ffl X' I I Af 65 3rd Grade PATRICIA AUTRY GARY BUTLER WANDA SUE CARTER JAN DANIELS LYNN DANIELS MARSHALL EDWARDS DOUGLAS EARL HALL WILLIAM CALVIN HALL DORIS DIANNA I-IOLLINGSWORTH BRENDA SUE HONEYCUTT DAVID JACKSON BRUCE JOHNSON BRENT MATTHEWS LON'NIE MQPHAIL SHARON McPHAIL ELAINE PAGE JANET PARKER SHARON s'rswAm- IZARNEST CARL TYNDALL RALFQRD umusawoon, JR. ALENE wATsoN cx-:Amis wz-:s'r KENNETH wlasw anwmmn wu.uAMs JERRY w1u.mMs NANCY w1LuAMs 2nd Grade DEBORAH KAY ARNETTE A Q LARRY Mrrcx-neu. AUTRY , Roamzr Love Avrm' A 'I wmnuan muc Au-rm' ' JOYCE ELAINE BLACKWELL 2. , 1 I 3 J. BETSY BULLARD Jos c. CARTER, JR. LAURA mme DANmLs Jem: mxncwrn KARRY Gonwm Doucuxs Mmxvm GRANTHAM M Doucms MICHAEL HALL CONNIE SUE HALL sscmxu 1-:Ama SUSAN DIANE 1-xARD1soN BETTY Jax' HoNEYcu'rr snnmw ANN I-IONEYCUTT CATHY sus HOWARD SHIRLEY HOWARD cHAm.Es WAYNE JACKSON DANNY MARTIN MATTI-IEWS DONNA MARIE MURRAY MAB!-IL LEE PAGE RUSSELL WAYNE REGISTER BRONZELL ROYAL HENRY ALLEN ROYAL CAROLYN STEWART 7 DANNY EDWARD STRICKLAND t GARY RAY STRICKLAND LARRY DON TYNDALL WILLIAM OTTIS WEST DAVID WILLIAMS TERRELI.. WILLIAMS ELLA PAYE WRENCH Not Pictured: pxmss FAmc:Lo'rH . . . F i s-I ' W A. .4 3 . I in K gm I A E 71' 2, at ld I-vf 'f 'USL 6 , am 1+ K 4,- ,uzg W f g lst Grade BELLY RAY AUTRY CYNTHIA DAPHINE AUTRY KATHY LYNN AUTRY RAY LYNN AUTRY IARRY LEON BUTLER DEBRA KAY CRUMPLER ELIZABETH ANNE DANIELS JACKIE CARSON FAIRCLOTH MILDRED DARLENE FAIRCLOTH RONALD MICHAEL FAIRCLOTI-I TIMOTHY WDIDEJJ. FAIRCLOTH ELMER LEE FARMER GARY WAYNE FORD PHYLLIS KAY HALL ROBERT MITCHELL HOLLAND WANDA JANE HONEYCUTT KATHY DOLORES HORNE DONNA FAYE JACKSON SUE ELLEN JACKSON JERRY THOMAS JOHNSON ANN TEW KNOWLES KAREN FAYE McPH.AIL GUILFORD CRAIG PAGE RICKY DALE PAGE RONALD GLENWOOD PAGE CARQLYN ANN POPE DONNA STAR Porn POLLY ANN noYm.s JEFFREY mu SHATTERLY Mn'cr-mm. KEITH srsu. GLORIA CHRISTINE STARLING MATTHEW RODRICK STEWART PAULA LEIGH TI-IW RUTI-IIE REBECCA TEW GARY IAMBERT WILLIAMS LARRY GDJE WILLIAMS LOIS FAYE WHLLAMS BLANC!-IE HAVENS WRDICH NOK Pktturedx KENNETH MELVN TAYLOR KENNETH CARROLL LARRY FAIRCLOTH I 1 ALMA BRYANT I I I I I DANNIE I-'ANN HENRY FARMER JUDY LEWIS MAX LEWIS MICHAEL LEWIS DELILAH PAGE CORNELIA STEWART DONNIE MARTIN STEWART EARL STEWART GLDKIN WALLACE DARLLNE WALLACE CARSON WRENCH Not Pictured: MIKE FAIRCLOTH . . Speclal Education ' WE GIVE THANKS gegfgq Rv fy Ji: --Z - X. 'Il mls Y. Wx- Uzu- X X cncrinndhol . , .v . ,. .... ...M , ,. ..,., .,,,,.. ,. ,, 69 ACTIVITIES PSE AT THE DENTS A GLIM MENTARY STU On the playground OF THE ELE In the Iunchr 00111 ,X In the classroom Advertisements 5T 0 FIRST FOR YOU IN SAMPSON, CUMBERLAND AND HARNETT COUNTIES Complete Banking Services 3 Locations in Clinton 5 Locations in Fayetteville Also In Dunn, Roseboro and Newton North Carolina Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 72 1 W :IZIOICE Ai'-2111-i'l' 57' W com t QUALITY l Cable Dairy Proucts v gh H Clinton, North Carolina .N wmv rnonuul SA-Z Olcl Hickory Bar-B-Que Mr. 8g Mrs. H.W. Heath Route 1 Godwin, North Carolina Cole Milling Company Manufacturers of Poultry Mashes, Crumbles and Pellets Fayetteville, North Carolina 73 E. 81 B. Oil Company Sinclair Products Goodyear Tires Phone LY 2-4l l4 Clinton, North Carolina Page Wholesale Building Supply 127 South Broad Street Save with Page Fayetteville, North Carolina Johnson Cotton Company Dunn, North Carolina 74 Autry Brothers Milling Company Manufacturers of Blue Stripe Corn Meal Bt Feeds Custom Ground Feeds to Order Phone Coharie 7-2206 Autryville, North Carolina Worth Business College Phone 485-l3ll 724 Hay Street, Fayetteville, North Carolina Secretarial and Accounting training will pay off for young men and women starting out in life. We offer the Speedwriting or Gregg Shorthand as well as the Nancy Taylor Beauty and Charm Course.Many of our graduates enter Federal Civil Service and we also place them in private business enterprise. Geta three months head start by enrolling in our Summer Term and enioying our new equipment and air-conditioned building.Come in to see us at your convenience. Raymond B. Maxwell, President l SAMPSON COUNTY INSURANCE EXCHANGE H P JOHNSON OIL COMPANY Am j'11m'5 Rem Autry Ins. Agency M.'I'. Britt Ins. Company F.C. Butler Ins. Agency Butler 8 Faircloth Ins. Dunn, North Carolina c'gli:t?ilillls.JrAg2gxcy Newton Grove Agency E.L. Peterson Ins. Agency Lindell A. Powell Ins. Sampson Ins. Agency 75 THE SCOTTISH BANK Salemburg, North Carolina BELK-WILLIAMS COMPANY Clinton, North Carolina HONEYCUTT'S MILL Lumber 81 Building Material Clinton, North Carolina BELK'S DEPARTMENT STORE Dunn, North Carolina GEORGE CARROLL CHEVROLET, INC. :ZfZE2:Z:f: nn rr. an n ruuxuu sf. Dunn. North Curolifw ...... ,..... .... om nun AY sm A u. - me mwnv cm 5 rr. uma ' C-I-Z-I-52-Zi-I-1-I-I-Zi-I-I-I-I-2-I-Z-Z-Zi U! DUI mv LAYAWAV run Fayetteville, North Carolina- ROYAL 8- WARREN Hardware Solemburg, North Carolina THE CAPITOL DEPT. STORE CAMPUS CORNER . . .fashions for Young Ladies For the Young Man It's IVY HALL Fayetteville, North Carolina SAMPSON BLADEN OIL COMPANY Clinton, North Carolina P.B. LOCKERMAN Clinton, North Carolina LENON H. FISHER Roseboro, North Carolina MCFADYEN MUSIC Fayetteville, North Carolina SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK Hope Mills, North Carolina Fayetteville, North Carolina Service None Better Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System PEE WEE'S SANDWICH SHOP Fayetteville, North Carolina BRADSHAW'S INSURANCE AGENCY Clinton, North Carolina BLAKE'S RECAPPING CO. Solemburg, North Carolina FLEISHMAN STYLE SHOP Fayetteville, North Carolina RAWLS JEWELRY STORE Clinton. North Carolina POPE'S Sc TO 55.00 STORE Roseboro, North Carolina MATHES CO., INC. WHOLESALE Fayetteville, North Carol ina AYCOCK GAS SERVICE Fayetteville, North Carolina GILDA'S BEAUTY SHOP Fayetteville, North Carolina DAIRYLAND GRILL Clinton, North Carolina BASSE'S FLOWER SHOP Fayetteville, North Carolina HARGROVE'S MEN SHOP Clinton, North Carolina CLUB 24 RESTAURANT Fayetteville, North Carolina EASY WASH Fayetteville, North Carolina .I.H. UNDERWOOD Clinton, North Carolina ACME MOTOR CO. Fayetteville, North Carolina 301 TRUCK STOP, INC. On 301 By-Pass Fayetteville, North Carolina SOUTH R I VER ELECTRIC Membership Corporation Dunn, North Carolina ROSEBOR0 CLEANERS Telephone -5031 Roseboro, North Carolina DICKINSON BUICK CO. P.O. Box 868 Fayetteville, North Carolina SAMPSON TI RE COMPANY 701 Truck-Lane P. O. Box 251 Clinton, North Carolina HOMEMAKER S Styled Furniture 125 Franklin Street Fayetteville, North Carolina NTARTINS ABATTOIR Wholesale Meats TOWN 81 COUNTRY PLUMBING CO TTS Dunn Roacl Carlton Martin, Owner ute T, Godwin, North Carolina Fayetteville, North Carolina Phone 7-2137 EDMAC WARDROBE CLEANERS Truck Sales 8- Service, Inc. Phone 892-7575 Fayetteville, North Carolina Dunn, North Carol ina .R. WRENCH 8: STEWART General Store Route I Autryville, North Carolina CANNON FOODS H.P. Cannon 8- Son, Inc. Dunn, North Carolina HOLLAND'S SUPERMARKET Jimmy Holland Salemburg, Norfh Carolina C.l.. DRAUGHON l25 Cedar Creek Road Fayetteville, North Carolina LEE-MOORE Ol L CO. South Clinton Avenue Dunn, North Carolina ERNlA'S GR ll.l. Highway l3 Godwin, North Carolina CITIES SERVICE OIL CO. 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Phone LY 2-2886 Clinton, North Carolina SALEMBURG GIN 8- COTTON COMPANY Phone 5631 Scllemburg, North Carolina BUTLER FURNITURE COMPANY Roseboro, North Carolina CAPE FEAR ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR SHOP IO6 Dunn Road Fayetteville, North -Carolina SPIVEY OIL COMPANY Highway 701 Clinton, North Carolina KIMBRELLS 8 KIMBRELLS EXCHANGE Home of Dependable Furniture Fayetteville, North Carolina ALPHIN BROTHERS Phone 892-7I95 Dunn, North Carolina GAINEY'S GROCERY Godwin, North Carolina HOWARD TRACTOR 8: IMPLEMENT CO Roseboro, North Carolina CLINTON APPLIANCE COMPANY Clinton, North Carolina CECIL'S SHOES Weeiuns Clinton, North Carolina WILLIFORD MOTOR COMPANY 101 North Fayetteville Avenue Dunn, North Carolina DAWKINS 8- MATTHEWS DRUGS Clinton, North Carolina ROYAL FUNERAL HOME Clinton, North Carolina WORTH PRINTING COMPANY I2I Gillespie Street Fayetteville, North Carolina HATCHER, SKINNER Br DREW Funeral Home Dunn, North Carolina CRUMPLER 8- HONEYCUTT Clinton, North Carolina STACY'S BAR-B-QUE Fayetteville, North Carolina CROMARTIE HARDWARE CO. Dunn, North Carolina McCULLEN'S LUMBER 8- SUPPLY CO. CI inton, North Carolina GADDY PHARMACY Clinton, North Carolina FLEISHMAN'S BIG STORE Fayetteville, North Carolina C.A. ROYAL STORE General Merchandise Scxlemburg, North Carolina NAYLOR AERIAL APPLICATORS Crop Dusting - Spraying Clinton, North Carolina CROMARTIE FUNERAL HOME Dunn, North Carolina COHARIE MOTOR CO. , INC. Phone 2261 Roseboro, North Carolina COMMERCIAL 8. INDUSTRIAL BANK Fayetteville, North Carol ina BLAKE FLORIST Prince Charles Hotel Bldg. Fayetteville, North Carolina ELLIS BARBER Insurance Agency Dunn, North Carolina IDEAL CLEANERS 8. TAILORS Clinton, North Carolina CORDER-VOSSLER CO. Fayetteville, North Carolina Tires-Batteries-Recopping BAGGETT'S JEWELRY Clinton, North Carolina STRICKLAND BEAUTY SHOP Route I Autryville, North Carolina THE SMART SHOP Salemburg, North Carolina COOLEY'S TIRE 8- APPLIANCE CO 3110 Bragg Boulevard Fayetteville, North Carolina MASTER EXTERMINATORS Fayetteville, North Carolina MATTHEWS COTTON CO. Dunn, North Carolina MODERN BARBER SHOP Fayetteville, North Carolina THE JOHN A. McKAY MFG. CO. Farm Implements Dunn, North Carolina J.H. HERRING, JR. Fayetteville, North Carolina MERRlLL'S BEAUTY SHOP Godwin, North Carolina LEE'S FUNERAL HOME Fayetteville, North Carolina SENIE'S BEAUTY SHOP Newton Grove, North Carolina C.N. JACKSON STORE Dunn, North Carolina CARR HARDWARE COMPANY Dunn, North Carolina STEWART-DUNN THEATER Dunn, North Carolina S 8- S GRILL Dunn, North Carolina WILSON JEWELRY STORE Dunn, North Carolina ROYAL FURNITURE COMPANY Clinton, North Carolina HOWARD M. 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