East Mississippi Community College - Lion Yearbook (Scooba, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1950 volume:

■ ' . k vV ; 4 i . ? ■ ' .- ■ ,-w ' Mm ' ■ ' t, .-, ; ; ' M iif ; ..■ M ' rf A § J ' - iX w- ._. — S. SSI SSI P P ' JUNIOR C0L1EGE GOVERNING BOARD BOARDS OF SUPERVISORS Kemper County JOHN PERSONS, District I Scooba, Miss. T. W. PUCKETT, District 2 Porterville, Miss. JACK W. HARBOUR, District 3 DeKalb, Miss., Rt. 5 LAVELLE LUKE, District 4 Preston, Miss. ERNEST P. BATEMAN, District 5 DeKalb, Miss. Lauderdale County WILLIAM S. WRIGHT, District I Meridian, Miss. BRAD RHALEY, District 2 ... ' Lauderdale, Miss. OLIVER L KING, District 3 Collinsville, Miss., Rt. I L D. WALKER, District 4 Meridian, Miss., Rt. I E. C. GUNN, District 5 Kewanee, Miss. Noxubee County B. S. MARLER, District I Cliftonville, Miss. LUCIAN (LUTE) MINOR, District 2 Paulette, Miss. J. W. EILAND, District 3 Macon, Miss. T. L. THOMPSON, District 4 Shuqualak, Miss. D. S. NORWOOD, District 5 Brooksville, Miss., Rt. I BOARD OF TRUSTEES Kemper County SUPT. HENRY W. MYATT, Secretary DeKalb, Miss. E. A. TEMPLE Electric Mills, Miss. W. W. SHEPHERD DeKalb, Miss. HUNTER COLE DeKalb, Miss. L. D. McDADE DeKalb, Miss. Lauderdale County SUPT. MELTON E. RHODES Meridian, Miss. JOHN L. McLEMORE Meridian, Miss. GRADY CLARK Lauderdale, Miss. J. P. MARTIN Meridian, Miss., Rt. I Noxubee County SUPT. FRANK HURST, President Macon, Miss. L T. ANDERSON Shuqualak, Miss. CALE PARKE Brooksville, Miss. WADE LITTLE Cooksville, Miss. B. G. PATTY Cliftonville, Miss. ' These counties have I member each yet to be appointed r „i:i, : ' ::: MRS. CRUCE STARK AND TO THOSE WHO LOVE E.M.J.C. AS WE DO. In appreciation of her interest, help, and service to our annual for the past several years and to her untiring efforts to develop each of her students into more intelligent and un- derstanding persons. We, the Staff of 1950 dedicate this edition of the Lion to our sponsor, Mrs. Cruce Stark. We want her to know that she has been a source of in- spiration and guidance to us during our school days and well deserves this dedication. D E D I C A T E THE L I O N It is our aim to give to the students of the East Mississippi Junior ollege this scrapbook of memories of many delightful experiences during the 1949-1950 session. Our many hours spent in and out of classes here have been most enjoyable and will serve as a foundation for our success as citizens of our great nation and as preparation for service to our fellow- man. Let ' s cherish these memories! ion Qjca, EDITOR Wayne Barrett ASSISTANT EDITOR Hallaine Mitchell BUSINESS MANAGER Otis McDonald ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER William Eugene Turner PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Ottis Upton ART EDITOR Dorothy Floyd FEATURE EDITOR Ef fie Jean Phillips SPORTS EDITOR Billy Benton HIGH SCHOOL EDITORS Billy Childres Royce Edwards TYPIST , Edith Martin LhkLVM- High School Ensemble at Jackson Left to Right: Dorothy Agnew Faye Aust Iris Stewart Bessie Louise Stewart Ouida Hemphill Peggy Aust Patricia Watts I Representa- tives at Laurel Jurfior College Day Left to Right- Ruth Johnson Peggy Eley Bobbie Mattox Hallaine Mitchel Helen Green ■ 41 arP S W. F. CHILDRES Director of Student Personnel H. C. HEMPHILL Dean CRUCE STARK President JOHN MEACHAM, JR Business Manager FRED FULTON Registrar A D M N S T R A T DAVID N. BENNETT Coach F LAFAYETTE S. GADDY Bible A c u L W. S. BOND T Band MRS SADIF MIY Y Librarian MRS. ROBERT HUBBARD Secretary MRS. W. F. CHILDRES Glee Club • MISS CYNTHIA LOWE Librarian MRS. L. R. ALFORD Art ' • I MRS. B. A. BUCHANNAN Music MARCUS B. MAPP Director of Athletics J. J. JERNIGAN English and French L. R. ALFORD Bible J. R. KNOX Chemistry and Biology N.J.SMITH College Agriculture JAMES L. McCULLOUGH Line Coach MRS. EARLTRAMMELL Dean of Women % 1 ' Alii % 1 A. J.OUBRE, JR. Coach STEPHEN RANDEL Industrial Arts JAMES E. DEAN Social Sciences MRS. E. T. HAMMACK Campus Store f J. S. AMACKER | Vocational Agriculture ' p • x MRS. MARCUS MAPP Secretary MISS JEWEL PHILLIPS ■p Home Economics MISS BECKY ADAMS Secretary D :•• mm iittini W. G. BAKER Business J.C.JONES Mathematics N MRS. CRUCE STARK English TOM S. BOGGESS, JR. Agriculture E. S. BROWN Busin ess MRS. BERTHA STUART Dietician T. G. HUBBARD £ VL cmoziawL ,.•?• ■ ft;. ,i §B HI i ■ tm SOPHOMORE OFFICERS JACK WRIGHT President WAYNE BARRETT Vice-President HALLAINE MITCHELL Secretary-Treasurer WINONA SMITH Reporter Hermione Allawine Scooba Wayne Barrett Atmore ■pi 1 | m 1 ■ ' V m Shade Bethany DeKalb James Boone Scooba Ruth Frances Bridges Electric Mills Jack Carlisle Amory Dorothy Clark DeKalb J. D. Compton Scooba Buford Cumberland Preston Marie Culberson Preston Bobby Dees Philadelphia Asa Earnest Jasper Peggy Eley Scooba Frances Evans Lucedale Dorothy Floyd Mobile Gerald Galloway DeKalb J Verlin Galloway DeKalb Tom Gilmer Lisbon Alvis Griffin DeKalb Faye Griffin DeKalb Viola Harper Scooba Thomas Harris Carmichel Winnie Dee Hatcher Louisville Hermon Hildreth Aliceville Gains A. Holder Silas John Dee Hunter DeKalb Gene Inman Jasper Cecil Jackson Bolinger J. W. James State Line Thomas Johnson Handshore Marvin Keeton Porterville Harry Lackey Baily Buddy Lavendar Scooba F. C. Lavendar Scooba Sharline Maddox Houston Bobbie Mattox DeKalb A Lester May Meridian George McDade Electric Mills Otis McDonald Dixon Walterine McKay Philadelphia Robert Miller Shuqualak Hallaine Mitchel DeKalb Jimmy Mixon Silas Bobby Munn Collinsville Jackie Morris Jasper Bobbie Neal DeKalb HHHj ■ • iK I Harold Neal DeKalb Hester Palmer Preston Jimmy Prince Shuqualak Edith Randel  Scooba i Tate Roberts Collinsville Louis Ross Kewanee an— iiiiiii mm S 4R ■ WSsSmmmSKKmm Davis Rutledge Scooba Sally Shepherd DeKalb ¥i Mary E. Smith DeKalb Ray Smith DeKalb Winona Smith Hot Springs Hobert Taylor Belmont n Earnest Temple Electric Mills Warren Thomas Meridian I t  Delton Van Devender Gholson Bobby Vaughn Brooksville A m Kenneth Weaver Gho son s s John Aust Electric Mills Spargeon S. Clay DeKalb •T A. George Darrols Macon Richard M. Gentry Macon mmm I vi James McDonald DeKalb Lewis Mills DeKalb K V ! 4 William O. Mitchel Columbus Newton R. Oden DeKalb George Spinks DeKalb Thomas Summerford Macon Upton O. Varner Macon Jefferson Williams Macon C Troy Bostick Belmont ■ Mi FRESHMAN OFFICERS Jimmy Pounds President Otis McDonald Vice-President Margaret Bailey Secretary-Treasurer Mike McGhee Reporter Fred R. Adams Macon Nancy Adams Macon Will Allawine Collinsville Dan Clark Allen DeKalb James Earl Allen DeKalb Mrs. J. S. Jim Barganier James Aust John Billy Melvin Jay Amacker Autry DeKalb Aust Aycock Scooba Greenville DeKalb Meridian Louis Marshall Bailey Calhoun City Margaret Bailey Calhoun City Joe Ann Barrett Preston Dixie Ann Barton Pheba Winifred Bates Philadelphia Edward Baty Scooba Billy Benton Citronelle H. F. Boswell, Jr. Meridian Billy Ford Boyett Sulligent Stephen Everette Boyett Meridian Billy Gleen Brown Meridian Ivan Houston Bryan Scooba James Louis Bryan Scooba Louis Eugene Bryan Scooba Jack Davis Buckhalter Meridian jp % 3R M t J. T. Burrage Shuqualak J. w. Burroughs Meridian Betty Cade Brooksville James Carpenter Citronelle Nelda Chambers Hot Springs Katherine Cherry Porterville Edwin Clark DeKalb Edwina Clark DeKalb Harold Wayne Clark ' Dekalb James Cleveland Yard aman Frank Coleman Daphne Nell Virginia William Dale Wair Covington Cunningham Darnell Darnell Meridian Meridian DeKalb Caledonia Guynell Duncan DeKalb Jimmie N. Earnest Jasper James Oakley Elliot Shugualak Helen Romana Evans Porterville James Fagan Citronelle Jeraldine Ferguson Louisville Billy Harold Flurry Macon James Hammond Foresman Scooba Walter Jones Friday Macon Louise Fulton Preston mi W ■ James Thomas Garrett, Jr. Meridian Benny Alvin Godfrey Pensacola Helen Green Mountain Pine Maldon Griffin DeKalb Evelyn Gunn Meridian Richard H. Gunn, Jr. Meridian Cora Elizabeth Gurley Caledonia James Guthrie Selma Ira Gaines Sara Hail Guy Meridian Macon Robert Clark Henderson DeKalb Boleyn Herrington C olhnsville Carl Melborn Hildreth Columbus Robert K. Hubbard Shuqualak Martha Hudnell Rio Marilyn Hughes Memphis Bobbie Jean Jarvis Gho son L. C. Jeffries Leighton Ruth Johnson Meridian William Kilburn Greenwood Springs Pat Knight Selma Carolyn Lagrone Shuqualak Thomas Leon Citronelle Robert Ray Lantrip Amory Ronald Marion Bi ox I Hubbard Maroney Thomaston John Oscar Mitchell DeKalb Edith Martin Caledonia f f w Mike McGhee Safford Katie Marie Miller Shuqualak Luther Elton Minor Robert Moore Scooba Doris Ann Morgan Lauderdale Lynwood Morgan Meridian Jack Noe Smithville Randall Lavelle Pa mer Preston William Ashley Parker Thomaston Frances Wynell Pennington Caledonia Jessilee Pennington Hot Springs Effie Jean Phillips Mashulaville James C. Pounds Jasper Aron David Puckett Amory Kenneth Reich Amory . Emmet Gene Sa nford Jasper A k Herbert Dee Smith Calhoun City Hubert Smith Calhoun City Louise Taylor Macon William Eugene Thomas Shuqualak John L. Thompson Ackerman Robert Moffit Thompson Ackerman Wilmer Thompson Ackerman William Eugene Turner Summit Ottis H. Upton Macon James Walters Caledonia Spurgeon Franklin Wells Mable Agnes Bobby Dean William Louis Watkins Caledonia Wheeler Wilkins Wilson Truman Lauderdale Preston Macon James Finnie Wesley Elbert Lum Harold E. Hunter K. Wolfe Sylvester Wood Wright Adams Adams DeKalb Brooksville Vicksburg Macon Shuqualak Lemuel S. Adams, Jr. Macon 1 William H. Adams Macon Morris H. Aust DeKalb Buford L. Baskins Shuqualak Robert Battu Shuqualak Jessie J. Baty Scooba Alton Bethany DeKalb D. D. Bolls Macon William H. Boykin Brooksville Jerome W. Briggs Scooba James D. Britt Macon Vernon P. Brooks Macon Ralph T. Burrage Shuqualak William M. Butler Macon m John W. Cade Brooksville Tommie N. Cardin Brooksville James R. Clark Shuqualak Charlie Clark Macon Robert C. Clark M aeon George Clearman Shuqualak Leon K. Clearman Shuqualak Fred L Click Macon James N. Conner Ghol Walter Conner, Jr. son M aeon Howard E. Conner Shuqualak Robert C. Cooper Macon William E. Cushman Macon Evan Dossett Macon Millsaps Dye DeKalb ft Troy C. Eaves I ar o N Marvin T. Garvin E. Paul C. Fulton Robert William A Eldridge Frayley, Macon Fulton Gentry, Jr Scooba Jr. Brooksville Crawford Macon Gerald W. John F. Bert R. Gully Robert L Roscoe Harbour Gentry Gray DeKalb Hailey DeKalb Crawford Brooksville DeKalb Otha G. Harmon Brooksville Robert Lee Henderson DeKalb Theodore H. Hill Macon Allen Hinker Crawford Lewis B. Ivy Macon H jA I Otey S. Jackson Macon James Randell Woodson Macon John W. Wood Macon Elmer D. Jackson Macon Joseph P. Josey Macon Ti D _r Earl S. Kelly Macon Bert Key, Jr. DeKalb Marcellus Key DeKalb Marcella Kilpatrick DeKalb John H. Kinard Louisville ' 1 William Kirk Knight Scooba Howard W. Lindley Macon Leon Livingston Macon Ernest Long Shuqualak Herman R. Luecke Macon Joseph H. Maury Macon Robert C. McConnel Scooba Thomas McConnell Electric Mills Roger E. McCoy DeKalb Arnie L. Miller Brooksville Luther B. Miller Brooksville Robert A. Miller Brooksville Murray A. Mize Macon Tom C. Mitchner Crawford William G. Mitchner Crawford James W. Moffett Macon Douglas L. Moore Sucarnochee ' v -rr- m . w% Fred Moore Macon J. C. Moore Macon James W. Mordecai Mashulaville Joe W. Morten Macon Paul T. Murray Macon Julius S. Patty Macon Ralph W. Peden DeKalb Tildon R. Pickett DeKalb Jack J. Pugh, Jr. Brooksville John N. Replogle, Jr. Macon James R. Roberts Macon Nicholas N. Rogers Macon 1 1 L. 1A Marvin A. Sansing Macon Bennie Savage Brooksville William W. Shannon DeKalb Hyrle Keith Spell Macon Frank Stephens DeKalb Ray A. Strong Shuqualak Ernest Ray Stuart Macon John W. Tarleton Crawford Clifton B. Thompson Macon Herbert Sibley Thompson Macon Thomas M. Turner, Jr. Mashulaville John A. Tyson Macon Terrell H. Waddell DeKalb Robert M. Walker Macon R. Rufus Watkins, Jr. Macon Walter G. Watkins Gholson m % M m ,kr Paul E. Webb Macon Mollis G. Welch DeKalb Houston W. West Macon James P. White DeKalb Brady L. Whitmire Macon Billy Wilson Macon • • • jn ■ ? it ami s J ■ ■fa ) — NO MAN ' S LAND! ■ i  aAA wif from tftlDiC 4ZOOWlAi t?[. AAA; i i jt rdj m ■MM ■ ■ ■ ■ aX MsSmJtMtk tarn ■ EH m« ffiSHJ SENIORS Joanne Permenter President Royce Edwards Vice-President Patsy Edwards Secretary-Treasurer Royce Stuart Reporter Peggy Aust Wallace Aust Tommy Baty Margaret Boone Bobby Burch Billy Childres Patsy Edwards Royce Edwards ■■■ • ' ■ ■•- ..■? ' ' ■■ ' ; George Hubbard Bonnie Martin Sport Mercer Elliot McDade Jo Ann Permenter John E. Stuart 9 • J - 1 J f P l ™ Joyce Stuart Royce Stuart John K. Briggs Edwin E. Bryan Delmon Darnell Archie L. Eaves I James T. Haggard William A. Holley Edward Malner Ollice T. Moore In in W. Murray George H. Parnell William Parnell Wyatt B. Reed James R. White f o o Tyson Sanders Willie L. Sargent William N. Smith Paul H. Watkins JUNIORS OFFICERS President Richard Chambers Vice-President Melvin Smith Secretary-Treasurer Bessie Louise Stewart Reporter Martha Van Bibber y- Fay Aust Martha Van Bibber Richard Chambers Paul Cotton i i. Mamie Killingsworth George Kirby Delano Limerick Bessie Lockley Stewart Rosalyn Gifford Ouida Hemphill Francis Misso Hortense Moore Betty Parker Mary Shoemake Ann Mattke Melvin Smith Earl Thomas Patricia Watts ■ ' EOT ■ : U I aw i ■ ■ ■ i 5 MM HI Mao? W ' ± nlTlTMf iAftfli ■M ■ £ ■ ' .-■ ' ■■ ■ jm ■■D OJaMotic %ifcAM MISS E. M.J. C. VJoAfWZ $ VUl£ t MR. E. M.J. C. BOBBIE LANE MATTOX JOHN WILSON LESTER H. MAY WINONA SMITH HUBBARD MARONEY SALLY SHEPHERD JOHN RAWSON FAYE GRIFFIN RUTH JOHNSON JACK WRIGHT BLONDIE JEAN HAMILTON « r w : i JIMMY AUTRY MR. SENIOR HIGH i (Pjyip QdM wufa MISS SENIOR HIGH FAYE AUST GEORGE HUBBARD PATSY RUTH EDWARDS ROYCE STUART I PEGGY AUST BILLY CHILDRES ■ I I gjTCl H ■ T ' ■:- ' . , - ' ' -V- «N3 ey SKI© fr m ? BAND QUEEN Otfo%ffitw, DRUM MAJOR IP H O M E E C O N O M I C S COLLEGE President Pearlie Amacker Vice-President Wynell Pennington Secretary-Treasurer Margaret Bailey Reporter Elizabeth Guriey HIGH SCHOOL w E S L E Y F O U N D A T I O N ■« --« L £ OFFICERS Louise Fulton President Robert Miller Vice-President Katie Miller Secretary-Treasurer Faye Griffin Program Committee Hallaine Mitchell Program Committee G L E E C L U B D R A M A T I C C L U B I Viola Harper President Jane Fulton Vice-President Ruth Johnson Secretary-Treasurer Margaret Bailey Reporter S T U D E N T C O u N C B. S. U. L I B R A R Y C O U N C I L RELIGIOUS A C T V I T Y C O M M T T E E H I G H S C H O O L E N S E M B L E COLLEGIAN STAFF Editor Faye Griffin Co-Editor . ' Frances Evans Business Manager Gene Inman Reporters Hallaine Mitchell Jean Phillips Winona Smith Blondie Hamilton Martha Van Bibber Bobby Burkes - M I t I I I I s 1 WW Vh ml£3 wm m mm 3w ■ ::-v- .. : ,: £ . . ■ , ■ .--...vyv- i ., .fc.. iimii MH B H I ■ $ ffiotfocj tc WlaMvc FOOTBALL QUEEN ,-rL fan ! 111!?- ; HIP M !0 32 33 12 « «•; 6 1 8 ' Coach Mapp Coach McCullough jfc 5tea - i Ill f!f ::: ;;i ■kn !!! K! III   ' ,l.. ,4 f I 42 VH 83 f 85 % 73f S3f 3«S ' Coach Oubre Coach Bennett $ P HIGH SCHOOL Booley Stuart 82 George Hubbard II Charles Bryan 72 Billy Childres 42 Richard Chambers 73 Tommy Wimberly 12 Melvin Smith 84 Jimmy Hamlin 62 Hazy Stuart Manager Jimmy Baty Manager FOOTBALL Bobby Childres ... 21 Richard Adams ...74 Eddie Chambers 7 I Billy Boyd 43 Wallace Aust 52 Buddy Boyd 83 Earl Thomas 8 I Ray Cade 32 Royce Stuart 22 Hale Aust 64 Tommy Baty 51 Lamar Martin 29 Hunt Aust 31 TEAM c o L L E G E R L S BASKETBALL c o L L E S E B O Y S H I G H S C H O O L G I R L S TEAMS H G H S C H O O L B O Y S s c o o 8 A G O O B A S E. M. J. C. T W R L E R S H i CHEER G H S c H o o I LEADERS Western Auto Associate Store Owner: MILSAPS DYE DeKalb, Mississippi Compliments of James Craig rsoSyjggjfr QUAIITV F AH M . r au i pm i n t _ PAYNE HARDWARE CO. HARDWARE and BUILDING MATERIAL DeKalb, Miss. JARMAN ' S SHOES — ADAMS HATS SA OMH MJA- DeKalb Mississippi HOOD RUBBER FOOTWEAR ADAM SHIRTS SLEDGEHAMMER DeKalb Mississippi SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT STANDARD OIL a DeKalb, Mississippi DRUG COMPANY DEKALB MISSISSIPPI su Southern PIPE SUPPLY CO. ffi| Distributors of Better Plumbing Supplies VISIT OUR MODERN SHOWROOMS Meridian, Mississippi OVERSTREET COMPANY Hardware — Groceries Electrical Appliances DeKalb, Mississippi Mc Laurin utct, CO. DeKalb, Mississippi Why Be Satisfied With Less When You Can Get Genuine Ford Parts CALVERT-McRAE DeKalb, Miss. -For A -Fzast Or A Snack Jne K-m JfiL uie. The Shanty 25 1 7 Seventh Street Meridian, Mississippi FROST DRUG CO. SCOOBA MISSISSIPPI To avoid complaints Use Lowe Bros. paints. BARBER SHOP 802 — 23rd Avenue Meridian, Mississippi FARMERS ' Service Co. MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI For the woman who cares 01 0 v l BEAUTY SHOP 2 1 6 Pythian Building Meridian Mississippi « §fp FARM NOME STORE DeKalb, Miss. MOYT DAVIS Tom ' s Toasted Peanuts Meridian, Miss. CITIES SERVICE STATION For Smooth D • it riving DeKalb. Miss. S.D.Stennis AND COMPANY DeKALB MISSISSIPPI Superintendent of Education Kemper County MOTOR COMPANY DeKalb, Mississippi TUDEBAKER 1 BAKERY ( SSLs Meridian, Mississippi V m -  - , vv • P K E S H r y DEUClOUi f PASTMEi Compliments of ARNOLD HARBOUR Kemper ' s Own Home - oil fm DeKalb, Miss. uf Mc COY jftf -Ji GROCERY r MARKET Mf m DeKalb, Miss. Compliments of LV. McDonald We have it • « Compliments of MELODY MUSIC STORE 813 — 22nd Avenue Meridian, Mississippi PLUMBING Meridian, Miss. Eat at ' WjOMA. MERIDIAN U.9{.MAot H M((c)011 Meridian, Mississippi COFFEE ROASTERS Coffees Teas Spices fyrtfrCOVL LAUNDRY%qCLEANERS CLEANLINESS IS NEXT TO GODLINESS Phone 387 Macon, Mississippi FARM SUPPLY Macon Mississippi BenMatdA. AM D Makers of low prices! Macon, Mississippi .NUNN= International Harvestei Trucks Tractors Refrigerators Shuqualak, Mississippi W-EBB ' S Corsages, Wedding Work, Cut Flowers, Funeral Designs STO Macon Mississippi Macon, Miss. SAY IT WITH FLOWERS For the gift you give with pride Let your jeweler be your guide WAV-F L J£W£LRY USE OUR LAY-A-WAY FOR CHRISTMAS Macon, Mississippi PRINCE MERCHANDISE GENERAL MERCHANDISE Peters Shoes, Paints, Hardware Shuqualak, Mississippi Your Prescription and Drug Needs Receive our First Consideration ED. M. MURPHY PHARMACIST Macon, Mississippi f asie % Dealer in Furniture and Undertakers Supplies Phone 69 Macon, Miss. Staple and Fancy Groceries, Fruits, and Vegetables Shuqualak, Mississippi , G.V. LUKE Shuqualak, Mississippi Dealers in Oliver Farm Implements, Clothing, Groceries, Star Brand Shoes, and General Merchandise COMPLIMENTS OF BANK OP Continuous banking since 1899 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Company Brooksville, Mississippi Jarman Shoes and Sportswear for College 50 years in Business Brooksville, Miss. yUHVNOT rot Macon ' s only complete self-service cash and carry food store SAVE YOUR BIG ORDERS FOR US AND SAVE YOUR TIME AND MONEY! If it ' s chickens, we ' ve got em. Day-olds up to fryers! Noxubee County ' s only approved chicken hatchery Macon, Mississippi Sj MOT-EL Macon, Mississippi 50 air cooled and steam heated rooms Fire protected with sprinkler system Excellent Coffee Shop and Dining Room frpuA COMPANY General Electric Appliances Shuqualak, Mississippi MACON UPPLY COMPANY Macon, Mississippi IDEAL BARBER Macon, Mississippi TX S e VSkJ H, HOME COOKING ( AT ITS BEST I N TOWN Chicken in the Basket Brooksville, Mississippi Give Your Car Longer Life! 4jA0£9 SUPPLY Macon, Mississippi AUTOMOTIVE WHOLESALE Serving Scooba 70 mile Radius Phone 233 itrci L. UD I Your Photographer Meridian Mississippi GOOD THINGS TO EAT STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Highway No. 45 Brooksville, Mississippi We render personal Service to Our Customers MAKE OUR STORE YOUR SHOPPING CENTER DEPT. STORE. J-ea Macon, Mississippi 3SS AND COMPANY Retail and Wholesale DRY GOODS GROCERIES Macon, Mississippi O ' MEALS Cstk WARD WARE. Co. SHOP Macon, Mississippi General Hardware and Furniture Paints, Oils, Glass, Etc. Westinghouse Refrigerators Avery Implements General Tractors Brooksville, Mississippi PHONE 2361 WHOLESALE FEED RICHARD H. REA General Merchandise - Ladies ready-To-Wear A specialty P. O. BOX 1 15 SHUQUALAK, MISS. Save at DRY GOODS Brooksville, Mississippi C H E.V ROLE.T CO. Chevrolet — Oldsmobile Sales and Service Macon, Mississippi GROCERY ZO. Wholesale Grocers and Feed Dealers Home of Silver King Flour Bananas Frozen Foods Brooksville, Mississippi CHECK EVERYTHING? GOOD FAST SERVICE OFC TRACTOR ' Headquarters Dea-rwrn PAN-AM SERVICE STATION FARM EQUIPMENT Macon Tractor Company Macon, Mississippi B U D ' S SHOP Meridian Mississippi Compliments of Diamond, Watch, and Jewelry Repairing Meridian, Mississippi Compliments of DRUG CO. Your Doctor ' s Right-Hand Man for over a third of a century DEKALB, MISSISSIPPI N K ( 9Pt0CGUL 1891-1950 Macon, Mississippi 44 JM Compliments of ADAM ' S Shoe Store Shoe Shop Shoes are our Business! Phone 208-J Macon, Miss. Where Quality Always Prevails Macon, Mississippi 7 zoAf DRUG CO. Gifts, Drugs, Sundries, and School Supplies J. M. WATTS Scooba H.G. FROST Mississippi tfin font SERVICE STATION CAFE and CABINS I 2 mile north Scooba, Miss. Highway 45 Truck Stop — Trailer Parking GROCERY Watch and Jewelry Repair Scooba Mississippi is E.B.AUST Groceries and Market Friendly Service Scooba Mississippi £ W.T SEWELL We appreciate your patronage xpe t SHOE REPAI RING Cafe In Connection Aaron K. Briggs Owner U. S. Highway 45 Scooba, Miss. -HOPPER ' S Everything in hardware for farmers ' needs Scooba, Miss. Quality Groceries and meats C. A. BELL, Owner Macon, Mississippi Compliments of - TOM ' S Wood avteef Brooksville, Mississippi 3 ROCE R V Macon Mississippi COME IN AND SEE OUR BARGAINS E. M. SHAFF General Merchandise Scooba Mississippi SCHOOL SUPPLIES Established 1840 We are behind E.M.J.C. Macon, Mississippi QdMtuttei ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW AT THE LION THEATRE like new WHIL€-U ' WAtT Dry Cleaning At Its Best Pick up and Deliver Scooba, Miss. f I Margaret Lockley Jean Knight Scooba, Mississippi T. H. QUARLES Scooba ' s Leading Store Dry Goods — Shoes — Clothing Groceries — Hardware DRUG COMPANY WHERE FRIENDS MEET Scooba, Miss. 7 Uffoi-«K icU SCHOOL ANNUALS Oag£o i, SUcMitJiuip Company. I SKILLED CRAFTSMEN — MODERN EQUIPMENT and 35,000 SQUARE FEET OF FLOOR AREA are combined to produce FINE SCHOOL ANNUALS for 1400 schools in twenty-three states Binding Inspection TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY P. O. Box 597 DALLAS, TEXAS 6320 Denton Dr J - - ? ; - :- - - -■. 7% 4 LJfw - =M -=-: m : •-■J •■ .. ' ;