Grantham High School - Grannawayne Yearbook (Grantham, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1959 volume:

FH- 'o frlor' : 0 gf. . W 1 f P Q. 5 1. Q, ' O Q vi A' F, X .' vu WA ' 4 I r 3 Volume Vlll Presenfed hy The Senior Class of Graofhom High Q School Goldsboro, Norfh Caroline ....... , , lf Fore We, the staff of the GRANNA- WAYNE, ha ve attempted in this, ou 1959 yearbook, to help each ofyol relive some of ou r shared experience that will soon become precious rnemorie to each of us. As seniors, we are grow- ing more aware e a ch day of the thing: which have made Grantham High so dea to us. During our past school years memorable events like the ones on these Showing an original toucll Ou N- :LL M, 'M vox . Lx at-1 Nl J5 MMS wg i is word pages come to mind. Through the years many others, too numerous to list, will often be in our thoughts. In years to c om e as we open the covers and tu rn these pages, may fond memories of the lasting friendships, gay occasions, favorite classes, an d varied activities fill o u r thoughts a g a in with gladness and happiness. --n-1-. 1 1 X N . . - a - 1 g 0 '...- ' -4-,A ,Q W 5 -.---2 xf' -M-W ,..,' X s Lf:-!'1' 141 3-il 553 Ffa 9223 2: '15 5 , ,H do- .-. Q.. 4- .- Q- 4 IO, .-WM i .I NDHIWC on ,f 2 U , .' Q-0' ,nd Ref- 1 1 -- f ' ., ' 'WV' i- W rr' in J' I X, lb -1, x, ' sus: ,H . y 1' ' if 1 N ff N.. Q, -..., 215- ' B1 Aid 4 Food for the body as well as the mind. Learning a skill that will be very useful now and in the future. Preparing for m any hours of reference work. OUI' OWl'1 . .Wt . ., Q Y . s Y - 'J A f'-H - H KK 5 4.2 '- J ks io' '. Annual Sfaff Gail Grantham, Editor, Alice Strickland, Co-editor, Joyce Casey, Secretary, Evelyn Edwards and Betty jane Thornton, Art Editors, Charles Weaver, Circulation Manager, Linda Warrick, Junior Editor, Mrs. Bradley and Mrs. jones, Sponsors. Second Year Iyping 6lass We a re ve ry grateful to Mrs. Lowde rmilk and the secondyear typing class for their excellent work on the typewritten mate- rial in our annual. We realize that without their help, we could not possibly have met our deadline . Dedicafion - + 4 - ' ,V buf- Muff 554 5' 7123 'Af xi 's-fi 3- Pl 11-9l'f?J.1'f'?'5f'f ' - 'J-7i9b'i.4 , U S: f .2-ig'--7 G,-s,,?.i1 I-W' .' 2,g:W'a.4555-rxif' ,,.. ',f,n1'1'?c i A I if ' wir' ,.?g2'S?T-4 ff ' 5 -,rcxygbi V , ' '-'fri-'fv':, ' ag M 1- .H 1 'N , .aww 1 V-Q 2 ' 4 JSF- vw A fsffklwe-1 v J l , 4,q 5 ,' ,fZ4lf'5h'?f2iMqiigi- 5f'5.' 11- T, - A tx . 'tax .1,, . -up .A b.. wi f' . J.. F ' j.,,i t-.A v yin : if 1- si In expressing our appreciation to an accomplished te a c he r, we, t he Seniors, dedicate the 1959 GRANNAWAYNE to a true and sincere friend, loyce Bradley . We shall always remember her ready wit, critical understanding, keenjudgment, and cheer- ful disposition. Even though she has been with us a short time, her influence has been a strong factor in our thinking and considering seriously the field of endeavor we would like to pursue. She has emphasized the necessity to search for knowledge and to plan for the future. She has taught us to be painstaking and accurateg thus encouraging the same fine quality of work as she herself does. It gives us great pleasure to have this opportu- nity to show our gratitude because she has Uied to make our Senior y e a r a highly suc- cessful one. 'Y JOYCE BRADLEY Instructor ID Enghsh and Senlor Spon sor i WILLIAM CLEAVER III Instructor IH Soc1a1Stud1es and Coach LENORE COX 0eme'6'm'o'6'8'92 HELEN LOWDERMILK Instructor 1 n Commerce and S c h o ol Treasurer DORIS JONES Instructor ln French a nd Be ta C lub Instructor 1n Enghsh and L1brar1an Sponsor h I Nl X F 4. 'Q ' - - ,, . , . 1? X X -I XXI 1 L . fri N J 4 ' , .X ,f '7'11. J . V I Ig' 3 'Kk--:sLT'-3 I N: Y 1 ...- hr 5 I High School Faculfy To our principal, Talton W. jones, we affectionately g ive heartfelt thanks for his aid and assistance in publishing the 1959 GRANNAWAYNE. Without hi s interest, this annual wouldnot have been possible. We Willalways have fond mem- ories of his guiding influence during our highschool days. l-Iis appealing way of stirring withinus our moral obligations to do the correct thing has made a lasting impre ssion. Always we have found him considerate of both his teachers and stu- dents. Always we have found him sympathetic to our problems and interested in our development. I-Ie is just a thoroughly fine fellow-a man of high character and honor, tireless and unselfish in the execution of his duties. Q. W, EVADEANE JONES Instructor in Home E c on o mic s and F.I-l.A. Sponsor ELIZABETH SCOTT Instructor in Science, Biol o g y, and Physics CARROLL DANIELS Instructor in Mathematics and Health JOHN TART Instructor in Agriculture a n d F .F .A . Sponsor Rs BOBBY WATSON Instructor in Agriculture a n d F.F.A. Sponsor FIRST GRADE Mrs Mary Lou Smlth MIS Margaret Tlugpen M1ss L1111an M111er SECOND GRADE Mrs Ohve LSVVIS Mrs LOIS Stevens Q, FOURTH GRADE MISS Ann I-Iollowell Mrs Louise Hatch Grammar MUSIC Mrs Lou1se Spa1n , ... uns , ' . nm nur '1 fir. 7232? Q84 FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Mary W. Flowers Miss.Li1lie Mae Edwards SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Mabel Mozingo Mrs Nell Massengill Grade I-'aculfy MS- Emily COX A , fn Q5 ' SEVENTH GRADE Mrs. Eloise Jones Mrs. Blonnie Warren EIGHTI-I GRADE Mrs. Colista Cleaver Miss Ruth Gardner , ' ,yn fx 3 A 1-'Q MRS. MABEL D. MOZINGO She has been an inspiration to many students and adults. Evidence of her tact, foresight, and judgment has made a lasting and profound impression on all whom she has taught and with all whom she has worked. Her conscientious and imaginative service as elementary libra ria n characterizes her spirit of striving to make Grantham School outstanding. We admire he r ability, respect her quiet dignity, and marvel at her unselfish- ness. Herguiding influence and irreproachable character are qualities for which we give her special recognition. Special Recognition MRS.. LOUISE SPAIN She has been a wonderful and thoughtful friend to all of us for many years. Never doe s she refuse her talented help to any stud e nt or teacher who seeks it. Her willingness to sacrifice her own n e e ds to help us with music and programs is greatly a ppr e c i a t e d by everyone. We love her for her kindness and her efforts to help everyone. For these many reasons we give spe- cial recognition to her. Q , l .ff an-x.,' - -ma- ,, A SAL' ,J 5 -- -F... ...J 2.4, N ' S' nl i' . 4,3a. Senior Class' King and Queen DAVID BRYAN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bryan JANE EDWARDS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edwards Senior Class Officers CHARLES WEAVER Presldem EVELYN EDWARDS. . . . GAIL GRANTHAM vlce Premdem BETTY TH1GPEN.... 3 Don't Class Moffo say go, but go thyself. Class Colors Red and White Class Flower Red Rose EXUM CASEY M3303 VICKY LITTLETON Son of Daughter of Mr- and Mrs. W. M. Casey Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Llttleton '5-.A-. R .... 'Q' BA x, BARBARA DEAN BEST The most completely lost of all 1 days is that on which one has not laughed. F. H. A. 1,2,3,4,4-1-I Club 1,2 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Superlative . JOHN RICHARD BEST One hour's sleep before midnight is worth three after. Transfer from Goldsboro High School 33 F.F.A. 3,4. 14 tl' HELEN SPEIGHT ASWELL First be sure you're right, then g o ahead. Transfer from Be nvenue HighSchool , Rocky Mount lg Basketball lg 4-H Club 15F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. JAMES CARROLL BARNES Roll on world, and I'll roll with you. Basketball 1,2,3,45 4-H Club 33 F.F.A. 1,2,3,43 Monogram Club 2, 3,4. Seniors lang .. ,g:f9?j'ET 521395 my 1- - 1 338 ff ,Q Q . SALLIE ANN BEST Life is not so sho rt but that there is always time enough for courteSy. F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 junior, Chapter, an d State Degrees, Glee Club 1,25 4-H C lub 1,2, 3, Assistant Lunch- room Cashier 25 Cashier 3,45 junior Play Usher 35lVl9.I'Sh21l3 Beta Club 3, 4, Superlative. ANNETTE BRITT A friendship, like love, is warm. F.l-I.A.1,2,3,4,junior Horne- maker's Degree, Glee Club 1,2,35 4-H Club 1,2,3,45 Bus Drive r 4, Class Officer 1. of 1959 ,. , 431,352 ,nfl f. a ,Juv Wt if x ,,.gQ,, A S' I 'N .QQ T' Gil. JOSEPH LUBY BRYAN A penny for your thoughts. Basketball 1,2,3, Glee Club lg F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Green Hand and Chapter Degrees, Superlative. NELLIE MAC BRYAN As a wit, if not first, in the ve ry first line. Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 45 Monogram Club 2, 3,4, Officer 3,45 Beta Club 3,4, Officer 2, F.l-l.A. 1,2,3,45 County Parliarnentarian 35 junior and Chapter Degrees, 4-H Club 1,2,35 Song Leader 33 Glee Club 1,23 Bus Drive r 45 Marshal, junior Play, Superlative. 15 CAROLYN DENNING That load becomes light which is cheerfully borne. F.H.A . 152, 3, 45 junior and Chapter Degrees, 4-H Club 1, 35 S t u d e n t Librarian 4. MARY ALICE DENNING When I feel a n e ne rg etic spell coming on, I sit real still until it goes away. F.I-I.A. 1,2,3,45 4-H Club 1,2,3, 45 Glee Club l,2, 35 Student Libra- rian 2,3. 16 8'3- JOYCE GLADYS CASEY Silence is eloquent. Glee Club 1,25F.H.A.1,2, 3,45 junior and Chapter Degrees5 Annual Staff3,4,4-I-I Club1,2, 3,4,0fficer 3, 45 Piano 1,2,3, 45 Student Librar- ian 2, 3 . MARJORUE ELLEN DANIELS Gentle of Speech, beneficent of mind. F.H.A. 1,2,3,45Glee Club 25 4-H Club 1,4. Seniors! Q' ALBERT EARL DUNBAR I never think of the future, it comes soon enough. Ba sl-cetball 1,2, 3, 4, Captain 44 Baseball 2,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,43 Livestock judging 3, Green Hand and Chapter Degrees, Officer 4, Mono- gram Club 2,3,4, junior Play 3, Superlative. EVELYN GRAY EDWARDS Most learned of the fair, most fair of the learned. 4-HClub 15Glee Club 1,2,F.H.A. 1,2, 3,45 junior I-Iomemakers' De- gree, Second Place In Dress Revue, Beta Club 3,45 Class Officer 4, An- nual Staff, Chief Marshal, Scholar- ship Medals 1,25 junior Play Scenery and Make-up Artist, Superlative, Miss Holiday Season Representative . ,, Y Q VV' N 59,25 L' aa' -9Q,,g'isfz ' , 1 ev X 'K 4 , -A , A ,M if ' ' -'f-gg? . ' I 'U EVELYN NEWSOME EDWARDS Thy fair hair my heart enchained. 1' Transferfrom Goldsboro l-lighSchool 4, F .I-l.A. 4. GLENN ELLIOTT FUTRELLE lf I chanc e to talk a little wild, forgive me . Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Captain 4, Glee Club 15 F.F.A. 1,25 Green Hand Degree, Class Officer 2, Monogram Club 3,4, Vice President 4. 17 l l NANCY GAIL GRANTHAM Al None butherselfcould be her 1 parallel. l W F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Officer 25 junior 1 Degree 13 4-H Club 1,2,3, Officer y 1 A 4 33 Beta Club 3,43Glee Club 1,35 l '95 ClassOfficer 45 Annual Staff 45 His- l tory Medal 35Scholarship Medal 35 ' World Peace Medal 3, Librarian 2, K 43 junior Playg Marshal5Superlative. NORWOOD SI-LELTON GRANTHAM Does nothing in particularand does l it very Well. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3,45 Livestockjudgingg Reporter 35 Superlative. 1 ll l 1 ' Seniors. l 1 i n E N 1 v 1 1 CLARA LEE I-IARE ll ' ' I l 1 Enjoy yourself, It s later than you 4 tl'1i1'1l-Q. K 1 1 F.H.A. 1,2,3,434-H ctab 4. 1 1 i STANLEY LEON HARTLEY A He is not merely a chip offthe old W 1 1 bleek, but the block itself. 1 F,F,A, 1,2,3,45l,and judging 3, 1 Chapter Degree 33 Livestogk judg- Q ing 35 Basketball lg Baseball 1,3, 45 junior Playg Superlative. I 4 1 1 JOANNE JERNIGAN Tell her you've had the measles and she'll ask you how many. Basketball 1, Manager 2, 3,45 F.l-l. A. 1, 2, 3 , 45 junior and Chapter De - grees5 Glee Club 1,25 4-H Club 1, 2,3,4, Officer 2, 35 jun ior Play, Monog ra m Club 45SL1p61'l9.tiVe . WILLIAM ALBERT JINNETTE, JR. l-le'll find a way. Basketball 1,2,45G1ee Club 15 F.F.A. 1,25 Cree n Hand Degree5 Class Officer 1, 35 Superlative. :of 1959 '53 LENA ROSE JOYNER Speech is great, but silence is greater. F.l-I.A. i,2,3,45 4-1-I Club 1,4 Glee Club 25 Superlative. JOYCE ANN KEENE Ambition has no rest. Basketball 1,2, 3,45 C-lee Club 1,2 F.H.A.1,2,3,45juniorI-Iome- maker Degree, Monogram Club 3 45 4-H Club l, 2, 3,45 junior Play Bus Driver. lil QW!! Q1 ELIZABETH ANN LAWS Friendly t o all, hostile t o n one, always jolly and full of fun. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,451-listorian 25 Treas- urer 35 junior, Chapter, and State Degrees5 4-l-I Club 1,25 3, 45 Basket- ball 1,25 Beta Club 3,45 Secretary- Treasurer 45 Marshal5 Bus Driver 3, 45 Superlative5 Class Secretary 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Piano 1,2. SHELTON RAY MERCER My tongue within my lips I rein5 for who talks much must talk in vain. F.F.A.1,2,3,4. 20 BETTY GRAY KORNEGAY Great th ou g h ts like great deeds need no trumpet. F.H.A. 152, 3,45 junior, Chapter, and State Homemaker Degre es5 Glee Club 1, 25 Beta Club 3, 45 junior Play Usher5 Assistant Lunchroom Cashier. THERESA ALICE KORNEGAY Nothing g re a t was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Transfer from Brogden High School 35 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45Beta Club 3,45 junior Editor on Brochican 35 Sa!- spg Staff 2,35 4-H Club l,2,3,45 Marshal5 Class Prophet5 C la ss Re- porter 15 junior Play5 Office Clerk 3. Seniors i ma., .4 TOMMY JEFF MOZINGO Ilike work, it fasoinatesme. I can sit and look at it for hours. F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4, Basketball 1,39 Baseball 1, 3,45 Cla ss Reporter 2. JENNY WILLADEAN PORTER I have seen yesterday, I love today, and I'm waiting for tomorrow. F.I-I.A. 1,2,3,4, 4-H Club 1,2,3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Student Librar- of 1959 E GEORGE LYNWOOD PRICE From a little spark can burst a mighty flame. Basketball 1, 2, 3 , 4, Monogram Club 3,45 Baseball 1, 2, 3,43F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4. BOBBY GENE RAYNOR As for me, all I know is that I know nothing. F.F.A. 1,2, 3,45 Tobacco Grading 33 F.F.A. Convention 2, Baseball 1,45 4-I-I Club 1,2. 21 I L l i l RUSSELL HAYWOOD ROBINSON ' As he thinketh in his he art, so is 5 l , he. F.F.A. 1,2,33 Chapter Degree 35 Livestock judging 35 Superlative. l I I i H ALICE PAYE STRICKLAND 1 up Her very frowhs are fairer far than ' smiles of other maidens are. A F.H.A.1,2,3,4,Glee Club 1,23 4-H Club 13 Class Officer lg Super- lativeg Librarian 43 Annual Staff 3, l 1 4 . V Seniorsi 1 1 l w i I i l l l S . JOE DAN STRICKLAND j ,I Speech is silverg silence is golden. i F.F.A. 1,2,3,4,LandJudg1ng 3 i Bus Driverg Superlative. i j JEAN CAROL SUTTON A joke is a very serious thing. H i F.H.A. 1,2,3,45Glee ciub 1,2, l junior Playg 4-I-I Club 1, 2, 3. l l l l 22 l l BETTY CAROLE THIGPEN Enough sense, and nonse nse, to make her a charming girl. Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Monogram Club 3,45 Officer 45 F,H.A. 1,2,3,4, Officer 2,3545 junior and Chapter De g re e S5 4-H Club 15253, Officer 1,25Beta Club 3,45 Glee Club 1,25 C la ss Officer 253,45 Historian 45 First an d Third place winner in dress reviews5Junior Play Cast 35Sl1peI'l21tiV6g Miss Grantham. BETTY JANE THORNTON Don't agree with me . When people agree with me Ithink I'm Wrong. '.' Glee Club l,2,35F.l'l.A. 15253545 Secretary 45 Junior Homemaker De - gree5Beta Club 3,45Annual Staff 45 Bus Driver 45JL11'1iOI' Pl8.y5Ju1'1iOr Play scenery and make -up artist5 Super- lative . r of 1959 rf? 4? ag. 'Q' 'EV' A it-...- JERRY TYNER Not too serious, not too gay, but a rare good fellow all the way. Baseball 2 5 3 , 45 Basketball 15 Mono- gram Club 3,45 F.F.A. l,253,4. JERRY WADSWORTH I'll put that in my considering cap. F.F.A. 152, 3, 45GleeClubl5Basket- ball Manager 1,2,3,45 Baseball Manager 15253545 Monogram Club 3, 45 Beta Club 3,45 Officer 45 Class Officer 25 Bus Driver 45 junior Play, Superlative. 23 5-,JUQ gf is-is-X 'bn MATTIE LOUISE WILKINS In a world of dreams without a sotmd. F.H.A. l,253545JL1Y1lOI' Home- make r and Chapter Degrees5 4-I-I Club 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 35 Student Librarian 153. OLLIE Sl-IELTON WILLIAMS His thoughts a nd conduct a re his own. F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Bus Driver 3,45 4-H Club 15253545 Land judging 3. 24 PW CHARLES HENRY WEAVER Easy to please, easy to understand5 easy going in every way. F.F.A. 15253545 Secretary 25 Pres- ident 45 Creed Contest5 Tool Iden- tification 15 Class President 3,45 junior Play5 Land judging5 Bus Driver 45 Annual Staff 45 Superlative5 Mr. Grantham. ' DARTI-IA CAROL WESTBROOK Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. 4-H Club 15F.H.A. 1,2,3,4gG1ee Club 1,25 Beta Club 3,45 junior Homemaker Degree5 First Place in Dress Review. I 4 Semors X' 'C' of 1959 GENEVERETTE WISE Why worry, the world goes on any- way. F.H.A.1,2,3,4,4-HC1ub1,2,4, Glee Club 1,25 junior an d Chapter Homemaker Degrees. Y? 'D 79 CLA SS PROPI-IET The re sa Kornegay LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Ann Laws Dartha Westbrook CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Bradley Mrs. jones 'UP' 1---g Baby Picfures' f 6, Qs 'fi Y . nl X: I g...x K jr 'UM 'Al DN Milk I Qanne 0 ' x i AQA Joyce C . Annette . A - A, .Q J N Q vg V uf 'E 22 - Geneverette Tommy Jerry W, I... .fbye -- -asf . Am .- , ,,. -' f'- S .QQ-Af' . 'aw '-v'- '-'-nal' V A ,1:..,-v .v ..,. . .NAM Betty T . Bi 26 11 c I Dartha , N. .e 1 A Betty jane Evelyn Sallie Nw yfgiam 1 'Q' 4--4 ,yi ! . Stanley Betty K ...,,,,,.li...,. 'Ol Class Hisfory I am sure thatas we, the Seniors of 1959, walk downthe aisle together forthe last time, our thoughts will turn backward to the day in September, 1955, when we first entered high school. The 57 excited and highly enthusiastic members of our class were greeted by Mr. Leroy Pittman and Mr. Malcolm Be n d e r, our homeroom te a che rs. Soon we became accustomed to the high school routine and elected our class officers who we re: President, Bill jinnette, Vi ce President, Annette Britt, and Secretary and Treasurer, Alice Strickland. Our extracurricular activities included F.F.A. , F.H.A. and b a ske t ba ll, which we planned to continue for the rest of our high sc hool days. To conclude our freshman year, we enjoyed a Weiner roast at Herman Park. Thoroughly acquainted with the routine of highschool, we returned as Sophomores and were greeted by our new teachers, Mrs. Jacquelyn Bryan and Miss Evelyn Davis. Although quite re du c e d in number, we gained Marjorie Daniels, Clara Hare and, Helen Aswell to fill the vacancies. Our officers for thisyear were: President, Jerry Wadsworth, Vice President, Dwight Laws, Secretary, Betty Thigpen, and Reporter, Tommy Mozingo. We enjoyed another class party at Herman Park. Older and wiser, we took our places as juniors underthe guidance of Miss Evelyn Davis and Mr. DJ. Robinson who led us through many activities. We then realized that our senior year and graduation were not far ahead. During our first class meeting we elected our class officers who had to assume much respon- sibility. They were: President, Charles Weaver, Vice President, Betty Thigpen, Secretary and Treasurer, Bill Jinnette, and Reporter, Carroll Ingram. To fill the vacanies made by those whom we had lost, came LR. Best and Theresa Kornegay. It was after long hours of hard work that we proudly presented our junior Play Hi1lbilly Wedding. Also highlighting our junior year was the junior-Senior Banquet at wh i c h our theme was Guter Space. Both of these events are ones that we shall long remember. A gay occasion was our class party at Goldpark Lake. On September 2, 1958, forty -three dignified and happy seniors took their place under the guidance of Mrs. Doris jones and Mrs. Joyce Bradley. We realized that our long a wa i t e d goal in high school was almost within reach. Soon after school started we elected class officers, who were P re si de nt, Charles Weaver, Vice President, Gail Grantham, Secretary, Ann Laws, Treasurer, Evelyn Edwards, and Historian, Betty Thigpen. Work was begun on the annual, and we all worked hard selling ads and pens, to help the staff in the preparation of it. Marriage vows were spoken this year by LaVerne Best, Phyllis Jernigan, jean Sutton, Margie Smith, Glenn Futrell and jerry Tyner. One of the most memorable days was the day we received our long -awaited class rings. Time is flitting fast, and now in December we realize that very special occasions lie in store for us. Attending class parties, looking forward to the se nior play, and being the guests of the juniors at the Junior-Senior Banquet, are events to which we look forward. As we proceed to our places to receive our diplomas, may our moments of reverie be of happiness and sadness. With unforgettable memories we will leave Grantham High and our youthful, gay life to find our places in the world of tomorrow. Betty Thigpen Theresa Kornegay 5. 10 fffw MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Shelton Grantham and Gail Grantham il , -I Lr- Q- I 95 9 Senior! BEST ALL AROUND Ann Laws and Charles Weaver ni' 'A ,4 X ,.,.,- ... .W H-.- .,., , V ,,....1.., 1 - fat' 4 i ,. 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Reporter PAT BEST ..... . . . ........ . .Secretary E U ll Q'?' wg F' ----1r'- l f r--W LINDA BENSON CA ROL BEST PATRICIA BEST RUBY ROSE BEST LaROSE BLA CKMON LETTY BRADFORD MILTON BRITT BETTY FAYE BROCK C-RANGER BROCK WINFRED BROCK BILLY CARTER MARJORIE CLARK BOBBY CRAWFORD DAVID DENNING JUDY DENNING DAVID DUDLEY BETTY LOU DUNBAR VIRGINIA DUNN DALE FOGLEMAN DELTON GRADY JACK GRADY SANDRA ORADY GAIL GRANTI-LAM EVELYN HARE DONALD I-IARRELL JOYCE ANN I-IARRELL ELSIE HAYES EUGENE HEAD KITTY HILL LOIS HOLLOMAN MARK HOOD JOHN JERNIGAN SHELTON JOHNSON HOWARD JONES IRIS JOYNER ALVIN LAWS JANET LAWS JUDY MCCULLEN CHARLES MASSEY LORRAINE MILLS Sophomores .pl ix 'T 1. -Q... U W M ,mil fs 'ii . .ff img GEORGE MOZINGO BARBARA PENNINGTON DEWEY RAYNOR JEAN STRICKLAND KAREN SULLIVAN DOROTHY SUTTON JACKIE SUTTON MARY ALICE TI-IIGPEN ELLA UNDERHILL MAX WA RRICK BOB WEAVER PI-IYLLIS WEAVER GENE WELLS JOE WILKINS CLASS SPONSORS MRS. COX MRS. 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GLIDEWELL CARROLL GRADY GLENN GRADY LINDA GRADY GERALD GRANTI-IAM LINDA GODWIN BILLY HALL RACHEL HALL GLENN HARTLEY DORIS HOLLAND ELMER JACKSON KENNETH JERNIGAN EDNA PEARL JOYNER JUNNIE KORNEGAY KENNETH LAWS JANE LEE NETT IE M CC ULLEN KENNETH PENNINGT OI' JERRY PIPKIN ANN PRICE SANDRA REAVES BARBARA STEVENS JERRY STRICKLAND EARL TAYLOR Q L Freshmen .win 1 'fran' Q9 CLASS SPONSORS MR. CLEAVER MR. DANIELS ALICE THOMPSON DAISY THOMPSON SHELTON THORNTON ANN THORNTON ROBERT THORNTON LINDA WEAVER RUSSELL WEAVER IUDITH WEAVER GEORGE ROSE WESTBROOK TERRY WILLLAMS JUDITH WILKINS .1 ' :- i K' F E 1 'Y'-Ez?-X' ,wi 533 in fi in P' 1. ,- digg - HQ M Y Gif? 51? 'W 1- fl- ltr-u.,'X nursing, AW -i I :V c x - + Q Q3 V, t ,. lo 5 X'v,,J ff.,-' S 'O . .-0' A ' 4. U 1 . 0 I i wo 1 ' x . 9 I 9 5 1 . .p . 'a Q, . 1. 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Sponsor, Peggy Sasser, Par1iarnentari2.n,Faye Thornton, Song Leader, Virginia Stevens, Reporter, Betty jane Thornton, Secretary, Betty Thigpen, President, Linda Warrick, Vice President, ja cqueline Be st, Treasmer, Joyce Harrell, Pianist, Sandra Grady, Historian. Fufure Homemalcers of America -4-M ,N-4.-.... f W 4. -, S AMERICA i 1 31 . h 'F . 53' X NURS UI' Jw . ' 8 F ' y K Q Eggs TW 1 'X YW Fi? ,HV W-.. Aan :fee ' W W S ,sn swf Q vw 'Q J A 4A Q ., Q , N 9 Q unnxmgncmlvrm ' ' n rn p ' 0 1 , Q fav. W .,,, --mmf - I W-0-alumna.,-W lignsuaww. , 4 E P 'YI f , F 0 . Bus Dmfers Charles Weaver, Joyce Keene, Joe Strickland, Alice Westbrook, Betty Jane Thornton, Annette Britt, James Barnes, Phillip Weaver, Jerry Wadsworth, Nellie Mac Bryan, James Summerlin, Ann Laws. 4-H 01011 Tommy Westbrook, President, Pat Best, Vice President, Joyce Casey, Secretary, Ray Porter, Treasurer, Nellie Bryan, Song Leader, Joyce Harrell, Pianist, Janet Laws, Reporter, Gail Grantham, Recreation Chairman. N4I 'k-via 9 +,4MLL4Q 41 it , Q SA... i' Band Trudy Hood, Patricia jackson, Dewey Raynor, Mary Alice Thigpen, Ed Cox, Hugh Cole, jimmy Grantham, Howard jones, Dale Fogleman, Steve Jones, George Thigpen, Lloyd Keene, jr., Linwood Williams, Carl S e ttle meye r, R. A. Best, Mary jo Cox, Dianne Casey, Robbie Cox, Ruby Brock, Charles jones, Lamont Futrell, S a m my C ox, Billy Harrell, john Andrews, Mr. Watson fDirectorj. librarians Doris Williams, Joyce Blackmon, Mrs. jones, Elsie Hayes, Alice Strickland, jean Robinson, jenny Porter, Carolyn Denning, Mattie Wilkins, Gail Grantham, Betty jane Thornton. uf.. ..... Halloween Kmgs and Queens PRIMARY Philip Ricks Judy Denning .ani HIGH SCHOOL A David Bryan jane Edwards ELEMENTARY Charles jones Brenda Dunbar 5-ef' 5 1 . . , 6 Tj ...AAL Lllei ILAL4 L AL L L41 in S 12. T G g 1 4 , N f gf .G Q 4 Q V335 A , -if in N A Sf, if i I' Hifi E R' ..- Lt I-LI rn '-U In S T f Nellie Mac Bryan Betty Thigpen Ann Laws Sallie Arm Best George Brock Evelyn Edwards Virginia Grady Gail Grantham Edward Grantham Ted Hood Theresa Kornegay fHARACTER Betty Komegay Charles Price Betty jane Thornton Faye Thornton jerry Wadsworth Linda Warrick Alice Westbrook Tommy Westbrook Dartha Westbrook Mrs. Lenore Cox Mrs. H. N. Spain il ' 1 . 1 I 1 Y 1 . . 1 fl F' l nv' 'f ., Ag. 11. 4, I 3 l 3 8- 5.4, 3 Q Eff 1' , - .,' Marshals Evelyn Edwards fChiefj, Ga il Grantha m, Nellie Mac Bryan, Ann Laws, Sallie Ann Best. T7 nfl Mr. and Mm Granfha CHARLES WEAVER andB TY ET THIGPEN il Behind fire Scene Workers' -, X H Not Pictured als-f if MR. LEON TAYLOR MR . EDGAR SASSER Mrs. Letha Grady, Mrs. Maude Outlaw, Mrs. Louise Allen, Mrs. Fannie Rose fManagerj, Mrs. Ruth Sasser, Mrs. Sudie Taylor, Mrs. Eunice Laws. K My ,, : QT' , Ms.: A Y 1v'Y'f'Q' yi in i 1 l 1 SID' ., ,....e' , , I 1 QI fr ' .. , if- ,111 X Y-. , yn -a Q., fi ,. , am . -f X... , .s ,f 5 .. ,, Y 1 'A T' '-,.A I SOUTHERLAND FURNITURE CO In goffles Your Friendly Furniture Store King-size Coke Hos More For You Phone RE 4-4Oll H2 North John Street CO- Goldsboro North Corolino Goldsboro North Corolino Swimming Picnic Area Corpet Golf Hot Dogs I-lomburgers Sandwiches Slwfirvg Yew-round Thick Milkshokes 5 miles South of Goldsboro U. S. H7 Phone RE 4-9774 Route l Goldsboro North Corolino Goldsboro North Corolino RACKLEY-HANNIS NEUSE TRACTOR co. on CO. Home heating ond born oil for curing thot tobocco- gosoline For thot troctor. Phone RE 5-0753 Pla' RE 5'37'8 G ld b N ' O S Oro Grill Ccrolmc Goldsboro North Corolino J. M. ROLLINS GROCERY AND MEATS 'l E is 3 V?lP5lWl '9 Al Greoglfg Route l, Goldsboro K North Carolina TOWN AND COUNTRY GAS CONIPANY, INCORPORATED LP Bottled And Bulk Gas Phone RE 4-23OI 226 North Center Street Goldsboro North Carolina JOHN F. HOBBS STOCKYARD, INC Livestock Auction Goldsboro North Carolina GIDDENS JEWELRY STORE Established I859 Goldsboro North Carolina EDWARDS AND .IERNIGAN FURNITURE STORE IO8 North John Street Goldsboro North Carolina Sell Your Tobacco At FARIVIERS WAREHOUSE Simon Hill, Owner Wilson Highway Goldsboro North Carolina Cgmplimenfs of AND BIG BRICK WAREHOUSE KINDERGARTEN J. R. Musgrave Raymond Smith Balanced Lunch Refreshments and Naps Goldsboro North Carolina Goldsboro North Carolina FISHER TIRE COMPANY U.S. Royal Tires Mount Olive Highway Goldsboro North Carolina P-O- BOX 95 CIRCLE APPLIANCE co. Phone RE 54953 General Electric and Goldsboro North Carolina phiico Appliances Phone 73I Newton Grove North Carolina QU-is I Iv W In ,fly ,wr C ' MI' VMI , W I ' OJ , L, U-7 V . E, H kv, , 1 ' fp If f 15 I I Q nn ' ILM IT ff' T31 VT, ' PQ ,Q Laffy AP' I 'X I PP I I LH E, E A513 wry' , ,' fr ULJ QKLJV dl. ' 44 I av lllilkv V' url- Mfr kiwi lv 1 P . Si A l l ,JL' wifljlf if fl I iff M My I th ai I My if U' Q A LW' M If W0 CJ X U59 1,-. L, ' N G ' 1 ' Q N ,Qi -TA I.I.f M , .4 SHIKI jun Mft fyy QM ML I I 'I IJ, 2 K 1.3.1 J Y in I ' Jig! ju L CMMIIIf2smf+tI2T I W I PM ,I I S., I, ,gf 3 jgtf ,iff if by JJ! S- ,CC-I' Q, I A L fl? - T' I rt IIIJP 6f'lIa4wor LI .WPI I PM f QPMCQ yi RTL! gf flil 71 K' ff SIM I I I , It 1' Ayer T 'fri' af- ily ' jj, M il I, 1 h ., wr I A I 4' M by I I 3 I in ?f i ,ILM I f GJJSL W X aifjcyflf 1 'IIQILQC T 4 ,fi X A . r'j' lx I I juz I Qdlflwivijfhl' A ,Miki 5559! 3 ,IJ North Carolina ul T' J I I It O, . f L L ff' I II If-ffl! I f ' M 4 C If ff Cl Llfll ' I if 'J f ,Af I L CASH DRUG COMPANY I33 East Walnut Street Goldsboro North Carolina Compliments of I MONTGOMERY WARD Goldsboro North Carolina COBB MOTOR COMPANY ICHIQVROLETX II Phone RE 4-2622 2I5 North Center Street Goldsboro North Carolina FARMERS SUPPLY COMPANY Paints Seeds Hardware II8 North John Street Goldsboro North Carolina CITIZENS SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Insured Savings and Home Loans Goldsboro North Carolina SAM .IERNIGAN gf SONS FURNITURE COMPANY Fine Furniture at FLAKES TIRE SERVICE Phone RE 5-O9I2 2Ol North Center Street Goldsboro North Carolina Lew Prices DUMAS-GIDDENS on co. Open l'IlI P.Nl. Be Sure with pureu I'IIQl lWGy East DIOI RE 5-2543 0 950 South George Street Goldsboro North Carolina Goldsboro North Cowling Compliments of AMERICAN PLUMBING gf ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO., INC Goldsboro-Zebulon, North Carolina PATE-DAWSON PRODUCTS Dealers in quality fruits and vegetables-Every QE! South George Street Extension Goldsboro North Carolina Compliments of AMERICAN BANK Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Dress Right Buy your clothes at Corporation S IO6 East Walnut Street Goldsboro North Carolina Goldsboro North Carolina GARR ELERS 9v ' twin X-...M w as Easy Credit T42 North Center Street Goldsboro North Carolina COMMUNITY MOTORS CORP. . Sales Service .2 Goldsboro North Carolina PROPHECY The time is May, 1969, and it is vacation time for me. I am, incidentally, THERESA KORNEGAY, sec- retary to president of the G ene ral Assembly of the United Nations. Du ri ng my vacation, I plan to board a jet airliner and fly to Central Aiport in Grantham, N. C. , a growing me tropol is, to see my classmates, whose friendships I have greatly missed since 1959. The last time I saw them, someone said there were no signs of success in their hearts and minds. But do you know- ANN LAWS is now reservationist for TWA Airlines. MATTIE WILKINS, R. N. , now se rvin g a t Grantham Community Medical Center, is a great help to her Community. JERRY WADSWORTH, the high school math shark, has completed a design for a new LockleedJet Airliner. BETTY GRAY KORNEGAY is now secretary to Investor Sl-IELTON GRANTHAM. SALLIE ANN BEST, a senior accountant, is checking on the expenditure records of Grantham LoanCompany President GAIL GRANTHAM. BETTY THIGPEN, having graduated from ECC, is instructing the small fry at Grantham, in the 3R's. CAROLYN DENNING, MARY ALICE DENNING, and JENNY PORTER, ha ving given up their main goal in life, are working off their housewifely ambitions as waitresses at Hotel Goldsboro. MARJORIE DANIELS, who would like to give you that stylish hairdo, has opened a modern beauty salon in Grantham . SHELTON WILLIAMS and RAY MERCER, our hometown boys, have ope n e d a gas station o n Main Street. Go by and fill up. GENEVERETTE WISE and CLARA HARE inherited a fortune and have re ti re d from their secretarial duties and are on the way to Hawaii to pursue their dream. Incidentally the dream is big game hunting. DARTI-IA WES TBROOK is punching buttons on a robot in the tax department of the Pentagon'Building in Washington, D. C. JOE STRICKLAND is after a seat in the House of Representatives. His campaign manageris none other than CHARLES WEAVER, who led us through so many battles in high school. EVELYN EDWARDS, a top chemist, has discovereda new chemical, brainic acid. Some say that it really works! Those girls who have le a rn e d the sound of Take a letter, please. are LENA JOYNER, JOYCE KENNE, ALICE STRICKLAND, and ANNETTE BRITT. T h ey are all employed by TO MMY M OZ IN GO and RU S S ELL ROBINSON co-owners of the huge Grantham Ball Point Pen Manufacturing Company. I visited WGHS, Grantham, N. C. , and was just in time to hear announcer STANLEY I-IARTLEY introduce the Heartbreak Duet composed of LUBY BRYAN, and J. R. BEST. JOANNE JERNIGAN is manager of the Dodgers, but her own manager hopes she will retire soon and manage their own team. As I drove through Grantham, I saw County Agent JERRY TYNER explaining how to put corn in the groLuid to farmer GLENN FUTRELL. Didn't F.F.A. help, Glenn? NELLIE MAC BRYAN is still defending the title of Most Athletic which she won in high school. See her play basketball on television tonight. BETTY JANE THORNTON has adopted Georgia as her home sta te. You will remember she attended Berry College. I stopped at television station WGVC in time to see the hilarious BILL JINNETTE make his debut as star of People are Funny. The actress, JOYCE CASEY welcomed him. Happily pursuing their homemaking duties, are HELEN ASWELL and JEAN SUTTON. BARBARA BEST has actually refrained from giggling and has become navyman JAMES BARNES' social sec- retary. Advertising ma na g e rs BOBBY RAYNOR and LYNWOOD PRICE of the Grantham Daily News are currently soliciting ads for the annual graduation edition. My vacation seemed so short, never have I enjoyed chatting and visiting with so many. Now, back at work, I find that I shall have to diet. It will be well worth it though, in exchange for all that food and relaxation. Um, um. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty-nine, of Grantham High School, County of Wayne, State of North Carolina, being of sound minds and strong bodies and realizing that we soon must depart from our Alma Mater into our chosen professions, do hereby de c la re this to be our Last Will and Testament, and do will to the rising Senior Class and others of interest there about Grantham School, our most highly esteemed posse ss i on s. ARTICLE I To our principal, Mr. Jones, we leave our warmest thanks and appreciation for helping us to achieve ou r goal of graduation. ARTICLE II To the faculty members we leave our wish that the underclassmen will be more willing to abide by the rules. We do thank them for their guidance, help, and friendship throughout our school years. ARTICLE III To the underclassmen, we leave our beloved school and many more school years filled with happiness. ARTICLE IV To our parents and friends, we, the Seniors of 1959, leave our heartfelt gratitude, unlimited love, and sin ce re appreciation for the efforts they have put forth in helping us reach our present position. ARTICLE V We, the Seniors, now will our most prized personalpossessions, hoping that they will be appreciated and cherished, to the rising Seniors. I, ANNETTE BRITT, will my love for the circle at Newton Grove to Shirrel Giddens. I, SALLIE ANN BEST, will my cashier's position in the lunchroom to Joyce Joyner. I, LENA ROSE JOYNER, will my quiet ways to Dwight Laws. I, BARBARA BEST, leave my jolly disposition to Virginia Stevens. I, TI-IERESA KORNEGAY, leave my great love for Dancing Party to Joyce Wise and Linda Butler. We, JENNY PORTER and MARY ALICE DENNING, leave our talking ability to Virgin i a Grady and Ma rg aret Johnson. I, GAIL GRANTI-IAM, will my position on the annual staff to Linda Warrick. I, BILL JINNETTE, leave a few inches of my height to Helen Creel. I, MATTIE WILKINS, will my 4th period library duty to Joyce Blackmon. I, GLENN FUTRELL, will my athletic ability to Ted Hood and Charles Price. I, BETTY KORNEGAY, will my books to Jerry Reaves and Bobby Cox in hopes that they will use them. I, CAROLYN DENNING, leave my long hair to Peggy Sasser. I, EVELYN GRAY EDWARDS, will my intelligence to any needy Junior. To Billy Kornegay, I, SHELTON GRANTHAM, will my curly hair. I, EARL DUNBAR, will my love for slick chicks to David Grantham and Gerald Sullivan. I, LUBY BRYAN, leave my singing ability to Jerry Bryan and Doris Williams. I, JOANNE JERNIGAN, leave my ability to make witty remarks to Jean Robinson. I, J. R. BEST, leave my ability to make excuses to Ray Porter. I, NELLIE MAC BRYAN, will my athletic ability to Mary Laws. CHARLES WEAVER, leave my love for Newton Grove to I-Iaywood Thompson and Ray Weeks. DARTHA WESTBROOK, will my free from worry attitude to Tommy Westbrook. I, ANN LAWS, leave to Gail Westbrook my basketball score books. We, GENEVERETTE WISE and CLARA HARE, leave our commercialtalents to Linda Strickland and Barbara Head. I, ALICE STRICKLAND, leave my thoughtfulness for others to those who need that quality. I, JAMES BARNES, leave my love for a good basketball game to Jacqueline Best and Edward Grantham. I, SHELTON WILLIAMS, leave my wandering ability to Eddis Britt, Kenneth Edwards, and Earl Holland. BOBBY RAYNOR, will my ability to speak my mind to Kenneth Harrell. STANLEY HARTLEY, leave my loudness in study hall to Geraldine Best and Donald Raynor. I, BETTY THIGPEN, leave my love for parties to George Brock and James Summerlin. I, BETTY JANE THORNTON, leave my artistic ability to Geraldine Carroll. We, RAY MERCER and RUSSELL ROBINSON, leave our slow ways to Ronald Radford and Arthur Jackson. I, JOE STRICKLAND, leave my love for Mount Olive to Faye Thornton. I, JERRY TYNER, leave my worrying the teacher ability to Phillip Weaver. We, JEAN SUTTON, HELEN ASWELL and LYNWOOD PRICE, will our Senior books and desks t o A l i c e Westbrook and Lynn Sutton. I, JERRY WADSWORTH, leave my position as manager of the teams to any underclassman that is smart. I, JOYCE CASEY, will my talent for music to Doris Denning. I, JOYCE ANN KEENE, leave my fair and flawless complexion to anyone less fortunate. MARJORIE DANIELS, shall keep my ability earned in driver training class, hoping to prevent any hazard later.. TOMMY MOZINGO, leave my happy -go-lucky ways to Gilford Laws. I, I, Is 1, Ia 1, Compliments of IVIARVIN WISE Phone RE 4-3890 Mount Olive North Ccrolinc Compliments of N. C. CONSOLIDATED HIDE COMPANY, INC. Phone RE 5-3466-67 Goldsboro North Corolino Compliments ot CARGLINA WAREHOUSE Clinton North Corolino Compliments of HEILIG-IVIEYERS COMPANY RICHARDS JEWELERS, INC. l RlJYAlf Portable un r -V.. '..f ? xsvsouzo , ..--1' - 1.. i 4 X 1 Furniture A if 372.50 ond House Furnishings WL'FJ3'1'11t..'N552t' . T06 North Center Street Goldsboro North Coroluno Goldsboro North Carolina Compliments of HUB DEPARTMENT STORE Goldsboro North Corolino Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY Phone RE 5-23TI 215 West Walnut Street Goldsboro North Corolino Compliments of CRYSTAL BARBER SHOP Mount Olive North Corolino ENTERPRISE FEED MILL Manufacturer of Yellow Rose Dog Food C. W. FLOWERS' STORE Mount Olive North Carolina Gfocerles Ferllllzer Hardware Farm Supplies THE FOOD STORE Phone RE 5-O537 Park-Shop-Save Route I Four Oaks North Carolina Mount Olive North Carolina Compliments of BILL FLOWERS' GROCERY 8. MILLING CO. Route I Four Oaks North Carolina Compliments of CLAYTON BURCH'S GROCERY Route 4 Mount Olive North Carolina CLINIC DRUG COMPANY A Good Drug Store Phone OL 8-2239 Mount Olive North Carolina GINN LUIVIBER COMPANY Rough and Dressed Lumber Contract Building Phone aL 8-3159 Mount Olive North Carolina Compliments of HOIVIE FURNITURE COMPANY Mount Olive North Carolina Compliments of GLENN 8: MARTIN DRUG CO. Compliments of FRED EDWARDS Registered Druggist ' , I on the Corner Your Rexall Drug Store Groceries V Meats one - . . Ph OL 8 2I65 K CATITF: , M f Ol N th C I Mount Olive North Carolina Gun We or Gro mo , Y Compliments of W 81 W MOTOR SALES Russell Wells, Paul Warren Phone RE 5-I37O 904 South Slocumb Street Goldsboro North Carolina ISAACS-KAHN FURNITURE CO. The Big Furniture Store On Center Street II8-I22 North Center Goldsboro North Carolina p I Fashion, Quality, and Service Serving Eastern NORTH CAROLINA for 93 years Compliments of CENTRAL LUNCH Bill Williams Goldsboro North Carolina Compliments of CAN DY KITCHEN Goldsboro North Carolina EDWARD'S . Youmo MEN's sHoP Compllmenfs of Goldsboro North Carolina V-C LINDSAY'S BARBER SHOP 702 North George Street Goldsboro North Carolina SETH D. WESTBROOK Goldsboro North Carolina LOWE' S 'Fi restonc Home and Auto Supplies Phone OL 8-29I9 JORDAN'S PAINT AND APPLIANCES 205 North Center Street 131 Non-h Cenfer Sfreef Mount Olive North Carolina Mount Olive North Carolina ecurnty Life and Trust Company Phone OL 8-2287 EXCHANGE Mount Olive North Carolina Authorized Royol Dealer FREDDIE'S DRIVE-IN GRILL A Clean Place Phone RE 4-0845 for IO6 North Center Street Clean People Goldsboro North Carolina Mount Olive North Carolina BILL PATTERSON FURNITURE COMPANY Furniture for Better Living Dial OL 8-2322 Mount Olive North Carolina GENERATORS AND STARTER Compliments of Hubeffw' PQ l'1'J CAROLINA TRACTORS, INC. Generators and Starters Phone RE 5-2026 Massey-Ferguson Service Dial RE 4-0781 I27 West Chestnut Street Goldsboro North Coronnc Goldsboro North Carolina PRICE'S TIRE SERVICE New tires Good used tires Dependable Tire Recapping Compliments of STRICKLAND BROTHERS SHELI. and Repairing NW Phone OL 8-2I27 P'O. BOX Phone West Park Avenue 0 Route 3 Mount Olive North Carolina MOUNT Olwe North CCWOIFHG Compliments of C. L. BRITT Wholesale Meats Phone OL 8-25I8 Mount Olive North Carolina SMITH BROTHERS General Merchandise Grain Buyers Wholesale Gas and Oil Phone RE 5-2764 Dudley North Carolina JOHN D. JORDAN Roofing and Sheet Metal VICTORY WAREHOUSE For the sale of Leaf Tobacco Jim Hopewell Phone 4559 Richard Gray . Phone RE 5-2075 Dunn North Carolmc Goldsboro North Carolina KAD I S, INCORPORATED We Clothe the Entire Family on Easy-Credit Terms I23 East Walnut Street Goldsboro North Carolina MUSIC 8: S PORTS, INCORPORATED It pays to play Pianos Sporting Goods Organs Musical Instruments Boats Television Sets Motors Guitars Phone RE 4-287i 202-204 East Walnut Street Goldsboro North Carolina Compliments of STANLEY SHOE STORE Compliments of HOME CASH GROCERY Compliments of F. L. ODOM STORE Compliments of Compliments of JAMES BLACKMAWS oRocERY ROY OUTLAW SGW Filing Rgute 'I Route l Goldsboro North Corolino Goldsboro North Corolino ANDERSON-CREECH OIL CO., INC. Distributors of Gulf Oil Products Tires-Butteries-Accessories Phone RE 5-OOl4 Compliments of NELSON JACKSON'S GROCERY Route l Goldsboro North Corolino Compliments of Goldsboro North Corolino EDIS DRIVE IN Phone l-O 6'74'4l G South George Street Extension l-C' Grange North Corolmo Goldsboro North Ccrrolino NWN llll ICE CREAM 1B Hmm Clw Sw 19:9 I 1 5. N 'Q sg .Ze Xi C lulolgh .. 1-:g.'--:-1:2331:sf2:3Z5LiL:ir!:Ri.'-1 ' 'T ' 514- it 43 iii 2133 -E21 0 fi .1716 U 8 :Ei ESI. if E1 f 3 0 5 75 , 0 n Q iff . o ig.-' 11' gg? 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WARREN GIN AND GRANARY Buyer of cotton, Seeds V-C Fertilizers Comm Seed and grain n Office Phone OL 8-2307 Mount Olive North Carolina Smifhts Chapel Mount Olive North Carolina BETTER-BUILT H O M E S DESIGNED FOR BETTER LIVING PERMANENT . . . COMFORTABLE . . . ECONOMICAL . . . AS LOW 2-S 5995- 00 Built OH Your Lot BETTER - BUILT HoMEs BY ECONOMY HOMES COMPANY South George Ext. P. 0. Box 193 Phone 4187 GOLDSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Q E. l T r r 4 Af' 4' A D v ' -Q J 4 ee Le, .71 1-L ,E Lf, A QQZARTLAQKIN CQIAPANY L A SellAfobr tobcfdcco at f vlcompwmenfs of ' Ll1TLEToN's WAREHOUSE ER. ic. INGRAM AND SONATGROCPRY T- AF vH, h D H , E 3 E1 , . X ordfhe IQ o. ar Y t gcompkimemg of , .T P an Better Service 1 . I I I - f TRJWH-S f 1605Rzf,:i:t2i21s T N, Goldggri l If Nirfh Coronnc Goldsboro North Carolina l F 1 31' 1 . H T ASH STREET PHARMACY COmP'ime fS of ,I . 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