Eliza Miller High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (West Helena, AR)
- Class of 1964
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FOREWORD i.,- 31x, T' - ',.';L u. Yyk :inmld 1: .14 1'; Lib, :Iull'lg HLH AXNLHV- Ha. mum ' ; ,g'wz ' Ilu Nux i-mmxgri gym :ncpxc v11 Lhm, ma men ah IE w. mink qux'x m uvurcwnc Junk whxutclgg. TABLE OF CONTENTS Dcdication . . .Mirtjnistrnlua Faculty . . icumrs . . Jnmors . . Mplmntnrus Activilim. Athlcncs . iTL-at'lrcs. . A dw rtisi m; OUR SCHOOL . . . l964 ELIZA MILLER HIGH SCHOOL West Helena, Arkansas OUR DEDICATION We, the members of the Buccaneer Staff for 1964, dedicate this Annual to the late President John Fitzgerald Kennedy who was assassinated November 22, 1963 in Dallas, Texas. The Tragedy of A Great Man by Eatlcnc 11x1. tut In a lonely Cctttutaty. there ltLS a txt'y great man, who always has tuning, to lend gt helping hand. Some where in this world lies a man hilh :1 gutlty face. knowing he stopped a good tran from winning a race. This great man xtas our president In honesty and loyalty his life he spent A man with an ability to do whats right, he was willing to endure, work, and tight. The man with the guilty face, I know not But I do know he's sorry for quite a lot For he was the man that fired the shot ttho killed the president that wouldn't stop. Well 1'11 let the dead past bury the tiead. and please take under consideratton, what I'Ve said, HDOU'I be the assassin with the guilty face, never stop a man who's winning a race. 50 try and see. If you can't be like the man named Mr. Kcn-enedy. Miss Taylor has received considerable recognition for her composition of this poem. The Tragedy of A Great Man. She has received letters from the president of the United States, the Attorney General, several Senators. and presidents of various leading colleges. J. H. White. Principal Dear Staff When tor the. most part. .m annual ts produced by the students which it re presents along with the sponsors of the class. it gives a sense of dignity which is not found in other situations. It is with a great deal 01' pride that I congratulate the staff for a Job well done. This yearbook is a symbol of progress for the students or Eliza Miller Sr. High School. and may you continttc to go upward tn all other areas as you have shown upward progress in this endeavor. We feel that we should also congratulate all persons who have gtven so generously that this effort will be a success. Future classes will look with pride to the yearbook of 1954-04, which represents the largest graduating class in the history of Eliza Miller Sr. High School. Other classes will follow as the night follows the day, but. we feel that they will all leave with my best wishes, and remember, my help, if ever needed it is always as close as your telegraph oz'ticc. telephone, or your mail man. Yours very truly. I. H. white. Principal A nna Brant ley. Secretary OUR FACULTY ROOSCVLII Rowden 11.5.. chrw A.M. 621x . Collegc ScienCc Mrs. P. W. Conner: 8.5. Degree A.M. 6.: N. College Teachers College Columbia University M.A. Degree Math Chester Guydon B.S. chrcu A.M. QK: bl. College Music Mrs. Mar Frances Hill, 8.8. A.M. ii; N. Collegu Phy. Education Miss Jane M. Jackson Southern University 8.8. chrcc Business Miss Ardellia Bowman Librarian B.S. chrcc A.M. 6;; N. College h alter Greenbcrry 8.8., B.A. Degree A.M. A N. Collcgc M. S. Universuy of Arkansas English Mrs. A.Y. Hester 13.5. Degrce A.M. d: N. Collcgc Home Economics Miss Mildred Hubbard Tougaloo Southern Christian College. 8.8. Degree French David E. Johnson A.M. 31' N. Collcg; 13.5. Degree Phy. Education Coach OH R FACU LTY Miss Mary Johnson B. S. Degrcc Mileo College Math. Mrs. Marion Lacey B. A. Degree A. M. EL- N. College English Henry Parker B. S. Degree A.M. 8: N. College M.S. Degree Tuskegee Yearbook Sponsor Science C. L. Seaton M. A. Degree Tuskegee Agriculture Mrs. Lorene Washington B. A. Degree Lane College. History Mrs. Maude 1;. King A.M. 0;; N. Colhgg ILA. Degree History Miss Nell Mecks B. S. Degree A. M. Alv N. College Counselor William Rush B. A. Degree Phalander Smith College Math Miss P. Thrower B. S. Degree A. M. g: N. College Business Mrs. Dorothy Young B. 8., M. A. Degree Indiana University English 4m 7 waJOA 4-. X b SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS WILLIE ALBERT TATE. President NRA. U,2,3,Q Dummies Club 02.3.0 Mafa Sigma Dmspa 64:9 LORINE WILLIAMS, ViCC PICS. N.F.A. 1.2,; ,73' Dramatics Club 03.19 Mafa Sigma Dmspa wpg MYRNA STEVENSON, Secretary N.H.A. 0,2 Dramatics $33M Newspaper Staff Cg YuarbooR Staff CU Mafa Sigma Dmspa mg ERNESTINE HUDSON, Asst. ScC. Mafa Sigma Dmspa 03,13 N.H.A. 03AM Chemistry Club 9 DEWAYNE MAYS, Treasurer N.F.A41,2.3.AU Mafa Sigma Dmspa wag FAYE FIELDS, Business Manager Student Council U,2,3,Q Yearbook StafH1,2,3.Q Dramatics Club Q,8,Q N.H.A. u,2.;0 Mat'a Sigma Dmspa Gun CLEVELAND HARRELL, Sgt. at Arms N.F.A. u,2,;:,g Mafa Sigma Dmspa wpn IDA AARON N.H..A. U,2,;;j SENIORS EMMA AMEY Mafa Sigma Dmspa C339 N.H.A. 0 JAMES AMOS N.F.A. 0,2519 JAMES ANDERSON Vice Pres., Co-cu Club 9 NRA. U.2,I5,10 JOHNNIE MAE ANDERSON N.H.A. U 11A AEL ANGEL N.H.A. m MARVIE ASKEW Library Club 3 x,t1.A. m Mafa Sigma Dmspa 0x49 ChumistryClub GU DOROTHY BAILY N.HnA. U WILMA BAKER N.H.A. Student Council on DOROTHY BANKS N.H.A. 1 JAMES BELL Maia Sigma Dmspa 63,4 Treasurer. Dramatic Club Mg Yearbook Staff WJPU Football Captain 9,-0 RODESIA BLACK Student Council 9,3,Q Yearbook Staff QM-Q Mafa Sigma Dmspa 63,9 Dramatic Club Q,3,-Q Chemistry Club 00 SOLLIE BOGAN N.H.A. U.'2,3.Q Pep Squad 03,43 EARNESTINE BONES N.H.A. am SHIRLEY BONES N.H.A. 0.2.3 JOHNNIE BOWDEN Football Team U-ZB-Q N.F.A. u,2,3,g JOYCE BRACY N.I1.A.a,m Library Club 2 Chemistry Club 00 Dramatics 0359 Newspaper Staff 09 Yearbook Staff on IDELLA BRANCH Student Council ngw Dramatics Club CD Library Club 4 Mafa Sigma Dmspa U349 WILLIE BRIGGS Band $55.49 Mafa Sigma Dmspa 3 ANNETTE CHANEY Yearbook Staff 00 Library Club 2 Dramatics Club 65, D Mafa Sigma Dmspa 63.19 FRANCETTE CHANEY Sec. Yearbook Staff wpn Dramatic Club C2,:5p0 Student Council QAQ GRACIE CHATMAN Mafa Sigma Dmspa 03-9 WALTER DARNELL Pres. of Student Council wpb N.F.A. um Dramatic Club mgspn Mafa Sigma Dmspa 63,49 Basketball wp'g SAMMIE DAVIDSON N.F.A. u.2.;5,Jq Football mu MARJORIE ELDRIDGE N.H.A. 0 Mufa Sigma Dmspa ng JANICE FLEMINGS N.Ii.A. 0.3.40 Newspaper QfQ LILLIE FRANKLIN Student CounciM1,2,5,LD N.H.A. H.253 Mafa Sigma Dmspa 05,49 MILTON GARDNER N.F.A. am Mafa Sigma Dmspa 63,19 VERNA GLENN N.H.A. m MATTIE HARMON N.H.A. m JANICE HENDRIX Student Council N.H.A. m Mafa Sigma Dmspa 0,49 ALLEN HENTZ N.F.A. u,2,3,g Band 1.2 JOHNELLA HICKS N.H.A. 0.2 Mafa Sigma Dmspa mm BOBBIE HILL N.I'1.A.U.:.0 Student Council Ql,'..,L.-lju Mafa Sigma Dmspa 0H0 Dramatics Club k':,5,1,i,; ED WARD HOLDEN N.F.A. 0.2.5.47. GLORIA JACOBS PERCY JEFFERSON N.F.A. m EULA JOHNSON N.H.A. u.:.a,n Mafa Sigma Dmspa wa Pep Squad 03pm BARBARA JONES Student Council Mafa Sigma Dmspa QLQ Dramatics Club 02th N.H.A. a.gm BARBARA KELLY Mafa Sigma Dmspa WWW Yearbook Staff 00 Newspaper Staff 9. N.H.A. 0-2.9 LORENE KELLY Mafa Sigma Dmspa MD N.H.A. U.2,3.Q Newspaper Staff 00 Pep Squad 05.0 LEMUEL KEMP N.F.A. 0.2.5.9 Mafa Sigma Dmspa U-Q MARY LYNN KINCHEN Mafa Sigma Dmspa WA. N.H.A. m EDDIE MAE LEE N.H.A. m Mafa Sigma Dmspa 0,1; CORA HAMPTON MARTIN N.H.A. 0.2,:4. 0 SAM MAXIE N.F.A. 1 Mafa Sigma Dmspa mph JUANITA MCGINISTER $13; N.H.A. m ELNORA MCKINNEY N.H.A. 0 KATHERINE MILLER Mafa Sigma Dmspa MD N.H.A. clam Glee Club CD THELMA MILLER N.H.A. u,2,3,g Mafa Sigma Dmspa aim EDWARD MILLS Dramatics C1ubCZ,3,Q N.F.A. m Mafa Sigma Dmspa 63,9 OLLIE MITCHELL N.H.A. um CALVIN MOONEY N.F.A. 0,2.8. 0 FREDERIC MOORE 53.13.14. Footba 11 05.15.40 PEARLIE OWENS N.H.A. mam Mafa Sigma Dmspa 63,40 EVERLENA PARKER N.I-i.A. H.213 CHARLES PARNELL N.IiA. 053 Student Council QU Chemistry Club 09 DELORIS PERCY N,H.A. Q,2,3,Q Jr. Adviser Dramatics Club u,2,3.Ab Newspaper Staff CD Yearbook Staff H.?.S-Q Library Club 2 Mafa Sigma Dmspa 03,49 Parliamentarian ZENOBIA PERRY N.H.A. U,2,L$,Q ADDLETHA PRICE N.H,A. U,2,3,LQ Glee Club 69 KARL REED N.F.A. U.2,3,M Mafa Sigma Dmspa warn WILLIE RUSSELL N.F.A. 1 Chemistry Club. President mo Mafa Sigma Dmspa w-Q DOROTHY SANDERS N.H.A. 1 v rrr-isp-rn'w'ai. , ' 'gmou .' Rx 5G1; 0pm? an? I . MARVIN SHREAD N.F.A. 0,2 OTTOWAY SHEARD Football 9 ALLEN SINGTON N.F.A, 91,2539 Football U.2,L4,:U ANNIE SPANN N.H.A. a,2,3,9 OSCAR STEPHENSON N.F.A. 0.23:0 LEARN STUDESVILLE N.H.A. uzam MATTIE SUGGS N.H.A. a,2,3,4g DELORES TA YLOR Yearbook Staff ED N.H.A. m Mafa Sigma Dmspa 03,49 Band 2,3,4 Student Council Q.3,4j JUANITA TAYLOR LILLIAN TAYLOR Mafa Sigma Dmspa th N.H.A. am CLAURDEAN THORNTON N.H.A. 0,3 Mafa Sigma Dmspa 6,30 BETTY TONEY N.H.A. 0,2, 0 ALBERTA TROTTER N.H.A. m JOHN A. VINEYARD N.F.A. mama ULYSSES JEAN WARREN Miss Eliza Miller CA N.ILA. Mafa Sigma Dmspa CHARLES WATKINS IV.F.A. U.2,3,-Q JOYCE WATKINS N.H.A. um BARBARA WILLIAMS N.H.A. m BOBBIE WILLIAMS Mafa Sigma Dmspa, Pres. 6,49 N.F.A. U,m ERMA WILLIAMS Student Council, Vice Pres. $55.19 Miss Eliza Miller 3 Dramatics Club egg Pres. Mafa Sigma Dmspa 63,19 N.H.S. 1 Armstcad Allen Charles Amos Julius Anderson Willie Anderson Lamar Askew Pearlcne Bailey Shirley Baker Roy Barnes Betty Baylark Frankiz- Bell Aslcan 81a kclcy Barbara Bla kely George Bingham h illiam Bone Joyce Britton Ethel Brown Gloria Buckner Gera Nine Carpenter Rubye Childs John Coffey William Colcman W illie Dona 1d Donetta Evans Kirk Ellison Lynette Flowers Ellis Ford Linda Frye Theodis Fuller Martha Gaines William Ghant Murry Gray Earnestine Harris Camilla Hester Mamie Hill Bobbie Holder Cleo Jackson Orlanda Jacobs Excell Jakes Nathineal Jefferson Bertha Johnson Freddie Johnson Marshall Johnson Maylene Jones Vera Jones Jimmy Kilpatrick Betty King Rufus Kirkwood Oval Lindsey Cordell Lovelady Stella Mack Gloria Magett Haywood Martin Cynthia McElway Druella McGinister Bettye McKinncy Hattie Minor Bernice Moorc Ruby Mooney Carlena Nathan Ma ry Phillips Dorothy Pitts Deloris Rice Herbert Rice Verlenc Richards Deloris Rogers Deloris Ross Ossie Shaffer Alvin Shannon Jeurel Sing leton Mary Lee Sims Earlean Smith Steve Smith Rosemary Stinson Henrinc Spann Marold Studesville Eliza Tate Charles Thomas Eddie Thomas Sadie Turner Herman Walker Tyrone Ward Melvin Washington Deloistene Williams Norman Williams Gloria Vassar Leodis Woods Tommy Allen Aurthur Amey Richard Anderson Walter Pearl Cleburne Baker Melvin Baker Johnny Baylark Belinda Billingsley L. T. Black Edna Boone Chester Brantley Robert Bowdry Mary Bridges Betty Brown Lodesia Brown Cremolia Butler Dorothy Carruth Masker Clemmons O. C. Cleveland John Clemmons Willie Collins Flander Cook Darel Duncan Sandra English Alice Eubanks Willie Evans Gloria Frye Lassie Garner Lavcra Gilcrcsl Barney Glenn Orbie L. Hal: Bernice Hargraves Freddie Harris Mary Harris Robert Harris Theressa Hill Johnny Jackson Samuel Jackson Bruce Jelks Demarcus Johnson Everjean Johnson Melvin Kelley Herman Kilgore Carrie Lamar Ollie Lamar Pearlcne Lamar Perch H. Lee Adrian Lockhart Gretha Lockridge Earlcn Major Verna Malone Hazel Maxie Linda Miller Willie Mills Queenesta Mitchell Joseph Morris Marie Moore Joseph Morris Jo Ann Panell Billy Jean Perry Juanita Percy Gracie Pruitt Edward Richardson Lillian Richardson Bobbie Rogers Marva Shaffers Willie Singer Mary Singleton Andrew Smith Erma Smith Otto Starks Hoyle Starks Helen Stevenson Leroy Suggs Elijh Tate Earl Taylor Earlene Taylor Calvin Thomas Frankella Thornton Rosetta Trice James Vane Cleophus Vaugn Theodis Vineyard Eva Walker Roalc Wallwr John Ward Ruthig Ward Mary hurrun Mslvm Washington Theresa West Teresa Ware Elizabeth Williams Jearldinc Williams J. W. Williams Steve Williams Lawrence Woods BUCCAN EER YEARBOOK STAFF I; I ll wII? I I . I II III IV. IIIIII WI ' m ,- III... AIWWQI EIIII'I IIII II EH14 Mimi... W... SEATED: Delorls Taylor. Proofreader, Francette Chaney, Secrutary, Faye Fields, Editor-in-chief, Rodesia Black, Business Manager, Willie Tate, Assistant Editorin-Chief, Lorine Williams. Artist, Bobby Williams. Proofreader. Willie Donald, Proofreader. Kirk Ellison, Advertising Annem Chaney .. y Advemsmb. James Bell, Treasurer, Joyce Bracy, Typist, Earlene Taylor, Proofreader Barbara Kelly, Typist, Myrna Stevenson, Typist, Vera Jones. Typist ' s L b .w, Take Five , Faye and Walter Our Radio Commentators NEW HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA NEW FARMERS OF AMERICA GEORGE BINGHAM, PRESIDENT KIRK ELLISON. VICE PRES. 1:: CHAPTER rx V , '. ,u . in- NM J' fir , d W FIRE MARSHALS 36 ELIZA MILLER HIGH SCHOOL BAND Druella McGinistcr Hasctta Trice Patricia Askew Eliza Miller Band M. V. C. Band in Action 'l'rxm ,1 , Clarinet Suhlul , .l ,4 Band Dirccmr at Mucting ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT WARREN ELDRIDGE IN ACTION ELLIS FORD OUR ATHLETICS Roy Williams in action The Big Three Coaches Strategy? Mrs. Mae Hill, Physical Education Instructor for girls. Coaches Hill and Johnson at play. vvmgh: 34$ Girls' gym class in action. Former Queen. Erma Williams. and her Mr. White, New Queen, and FOOIinll court. Captain. Crowning of The Queen Queen and Football Captain PEP SQUAD FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Gloria Frye, Gcralding Williams, Teresa Hill. Verna Malone, Samella Smith. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Gloria Frye, Geraldine Williams. Teresa Hill. Verna Malone, Samella Smith. OUTSTANDING SENIORS Dcloris Percy - Valedictorian Mm Faye Fields - Salutatorian a H MOS T PO PULAR Faye Fields James Bell BEST DANCING James Anderson Rodesia Black SMARTEST BOY AND GIRL Deloris Percy Lorine Williams MOST DEPENDABLE Barbara Kelly Milton Gardner MOST CONFUSIN G Francette Chaney Annette Chaney MOST SOPHISTICATED PRETTIEST GIRL Joyce Bracy Lillian Taylor MOST VERSATILE h alter Ddrmlll Franccttc Chaney MOS T WITTIES T Bobby Williams Dulores Taylor BEST DRESSED Charles Parnell Myrna Stevenson MOST INTELLIGENT Willie Tate Deloris Percy MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Pearlie Owens Lorine Williams CUTEST GIRL HANDSOMEST BOY Myrna Stevenson Karl Reed a 595 TH E QUIET ONES Emma Amcv Duhayuc ?xluys GAYEST GIRL AND BOY A ddlclha J. P riCc THE NEATEST STUDENTS Barbdm Kelly Clauduan Thornton Ida Aaron Myrna Stcvcnson Joyce Bracey Bobby Williams MISS PERSONA LITY Mary L. Kinchen 5 MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL ON CAMPUS TAKING A CAMPUS STROLL GOING OUT FOR THE EVENING STUDYING SEARCHING CUTIES AND BEAUTIES '11! J1 WIVIHYIKF' 1' l! r . A'. . X Sadie A. Turner Eddie Mae. Sandra CUTIES AND BEAUTIES Myrna and Fayc Annettc and Francettc Lillian Taylor Delores Taylor Rosetta Trice CUTIES AND BEAUTIES T413 E kt mxxf Vera, Gloria. Juanita Dorothy. Thelma, Samella Belinda, Emma, Pcarhnc Lynctlc. Bertha, Druulla The faculty and guest dine together. Resolved; The South could have ended slavery without ruin- ing her economy, a debate in observance of Negro History Week. Pictured are the affirmatives Uefo and the negatives Uighn who WL'I'C victorious. The faculty consults wiLh Dr. Viola Richards on conducting an observativc cultural study of the students and faculty at Eliza Mil- ler. Home economics students and instructor who prepared dinner for the faculty and guests Agriculture Class Agriculture Class I r Eliza Miller's sxsine exhibit AGRICULTURE .- .0 m.1. t.. .1 .r x . o 9 v 1. l v s 2ng l2th GRADE MATH CLASS I J t. 1,: . ,-: ' . l, ' - ; . .1; - 9M J, ;' - ' I11... 1, .I. ,- . ,, ., ;. J s'- V . ' lOth GRADE GEOMETRY CLASS IOth GRADE MATH CLASS w a .. . a 4'3; 9 V .2? $5V xdhm. k N; E bx. HISTORY CLASS UnablL E. r? E; . SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Henry Parker instrucling the; Physics Class. OUR CHEMISTRY CLASSES BIOLOGY CLASSES Biology Class Biology Class Biology Class Biology Class OUR WONDERFUL COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Figure Away, Bookkeepers i ,, . -a-9' 'q-Tm Can't you see the bookkeepers we are producing ? LUNCHTIME AT MIL! ER x , THE CO-ED CLUB STRESSES FINE ARTS Lu H1; law of arl, aClJPIZlh. LXLIJHJEL dnu nbou .11111'usw, Iluh llllwy0111'11!i;.' OFFICERS OF THE MAFA SIGMA DMSPA CLUB; Bobby Williams President, Francette Chaney Secre- tary, James Anderson Vice-Presidem. Erma Williams Business Mgr.. Deloris Percy Parliamentarian, Willie Tate Treasurer. Ernestyne Hudson Dean of Pledges. Lillian Taylor Asst. Secretary. MEMBERS: Barbara Kelly. Myrna Stevenson, Claudean Thornton, Idella Branch, Catherine Miller, Faye Fields. Mary Kinchen, Juanita Taylor, Ulysses Warren, Lorene Williams, Eddie Lee. Thelma Miller, Janice Hendrix, Charles Parnell, Deloris Taylor. Marvie Askew, Eula Johnson, Mary Williams. Dorothy Bailey, James Bell. Barbara Jones. Rodesia Black, Lillie Franklin. Gracie Chatman. Margaret Eld- ridge, Lorene Kelly, Milton Gamer. Charlie Neal, Walter Darnell, Edward Mills. Bobbie Hill. Karl Reed, Dewayne Mays, Alen Hentz, Joyce Bracy, Pearhe Owens. DANCE GROUP Tough' The Lord's Prayer ' The Millerettes Puppy Love The Apartment . 4 h A.L CAMPUS SHOTS ERNESTINE HUDSON MYRNA STEVENSON FAYE FIELDS SNAPSHOTS SNAPSHOTS CANDID SHOTS NORTH END To the 196d-64 Eliza Miller High School Graduates . . . CON GRA TULA TIONS E The North End Elementary School and Faculty are happy that you have opened the door of high school graduation. As you stand on the threshold to make your next step, Wu urge you to remember that the door of opportunity stands open in all fields to those who are prepared. Prepare yourself for livelihood; only the trained minds and heads will be able to survive the age of automation. Yours truly, Mrs. Mattyc Mayc Woodridgc Principal ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NORTH END SCHOOL FACULTY Mrs. Catherine Rush, third grade and primary Art; Mrs. Carrie Moss, second grade; Mrs. Muriel Wilkins. intermediate math and choir pianist-director; Miss Maxine Brownlee. intcmmdiate Language Arts. 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WEST HORNOR MOTOR COMPANY letx'rulct-LWldsnmhjlud .iJiUJP , :th1r1m STEPHEN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Rudy -m-V-'ggr-Miccs-J Turhin; 1 - 11 11' 1;153 xtrcut Wc:t Nulcm, Arkansas 'F 1n'er'Wi-W'32'; O? MERCHANTS AND FARMERS BANK Your Bank of Friendly Scrvicc West Malena, Arkamax HELENA ELECTRIC COMPANY INC. Elgtlritgd L I11I 1I'Iul x 711 UMR- 1. HELENA WHOLESALE . Tan :1. Hulum, Arixmm: lust Wishcz 01' hiic'cuu fruit THE PLAZA THEATRE FAMILY KXIV'HiC ifki UM '11,,an Pug v9 Vyhmhia 1,. Xiilla : Ix DON'S MARKET STRATTON MOTOR co. DELTA BUTANE GAS co. HLL'HJ, Arkanm: EARL'S FURNITURE 8- APPLIANCE 5-1-5513 Visamxri n. MAIN DOLLAR STORE K-f Kx'ahlut ;;.:d '11; 3 SOUTHERN IMPLEMENT COMPANY Yum InTm 0:; rs Ikalm RAFF WHOLESALE GROCERY 8. CO. TREAT'S JEWELRY AND GIFTS 11 Fig.1; M131 Iklunkx, clriwiansa: CIENER'S YOUNG MEN'S SHOP lkzlcng, Arkjnms REEVES MOTOR COMPANY RAFF MOHAWK TIRE SALES x1 lm-MIVLW HMSUihumr: Mgr? liulqlh, :XIFJUmn :L::n :ertm CRESENT JEWELRY COMPANY EvarI HaICL ,. 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DAIRY QUEEN mm: ' aw , HAILh'ur HENRY'S DRUG STORE SMITH'S SHOE STORE Quinrm. 2 .1'im v', TWIN CITY LIQUOR STORE :12, iMaJV ' BARN ETT'S first 1:11.15ijk73 1:: H'lcim 'nr Nut ' ' CLARK'S LIQUOR STORE H mm s .. inf: 3? -W Y N NU A CLEA ERS GRAY'S TASTEE FREEZE 21?: Hurtcr w. 11:1..1111, .Xrlmnsgxs Mjlt-NH alaw mndxa'luluu--Dmnms BRYAN DRUG CO. Yum Dru; xtvrgf ululity erzs Jlii-JW 1:1: Emu W.31 Iklgna, : WENZEL'S INTERIOR DESIGNERS Dm pL-rius-t iarpcts Ihhnlsh ry-L 1m 21'; furry it. GRABERS McCARTY'S FURNITURE CO. 1 ' Mm. W. MONTGOMERY WARD 8. CO. Hx,'1c:;.-.'- Lil; n: m- H 8. M LUMBER CO. HART'S SHOE STORE HUDSON'S FINE FOODS McCARTY GIFTS AND JEWELRY IJJH'Y V. DARNELL TRACTOR CO. x VE'UIJ 1!: ' Y VCFQL'MWU uLmhI Xx v.51 3i; km, ArI-wnm: WATERS LUMBER CO. Chung 5- J lust Vulcan, Ar;;m:.:: KUMMER'S EGGS WAYSIDE GIN uh, - mwg 1 mm Rglrmn, Arbumxu STAUB GROCERY RnLtc . WEST HELENA HOME FURNISHING W; my, icll, 0r Ind; Ncw A mud l'ummmu and Applizl mm 0mm, Kin. 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