High Point Memorial School of Nursing - Lighted Lamp Yearbook (High Point, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1951 volume:

Rh REALS SAREE PERO, TE TLE, OT RE NN ee PUES ee i wns ; MEARS AE i SE EE IRE a Fen Sa et pa ee ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRA HANNA 3 1833 07539 6413 tl 6s li _ , Ln NO oe rea iE a nll - SS ee one nas The Caduceus L951 Published by The senior Glass.of HIGH POINT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL School of Nursing High Point, North Carolina FOREWORD We know not what the future holds for us but the memories of the past will al- ways be preservedinthis, the 1951 edition of.' The Caduceus. OSBORNE COBLE Editor Business Manager ; B USinesg a Ser CADUCEUS STAFF Ivy Baugham , ... 2252+ eee eo @ @ © Assistant Editor Sally OsbOrmessuscnt ewes s045e «6 ts 26) o 6s, 0 tes ie 6) HOLLOE Martha Ann Coble, .......-.--.. Business Manager Ann Beck. ......+....e. . Assistant Business Manager MISS EVELYN LOUISE JEFFCOAT One can hardly begin to express apprecation for the many hours of work that have gone into the preparationof this publication, but of all the efforts, those of our faculty advisor, Evelyn Louise Jeffcoat are most outstanding. Without her faith- ful advice and help this annual would not have been possible. Dr. � Max-P Rogers DEDICATION In appreciation for the kind thoughtful- ness, encouragement and help extended to us during these trying three years, we here- by dedicate this ''The Caduceus of 1951 to Dr. Max .P Rogers, MEDICAL STAFF Die Wiel. b lythe CHIEF OF STAFF SEATED, left to right: Dr. G. T. Wood, Surgery; Dr. H. L, Brockmann, Surgery, Dr, Fred R, Taylor, Medicine; Dr, J, S, Gilliam, Urology; Dr, Jack Hunt, Medicine; Dr. W. H, Flythe, Medicine; Dr. A, B, Groom, Medicine; Dr, John W. Dyer, Medicine; Dr, I. T. Mann, Medicine; Dr. C, F, Ridge, Medicine, STANDING: Dr. C, T, Whitten, Medicine; Dr. E. W. Schafer, Orthopaedics; Dr. C, L. Gray, Radiology; Dr. Max P, Rogers, Surgery; Dr. John F, Lynch, Pediatrics; Dr. M. B, Davis, Medi- cine; Dr, C, W. Lewis, Obstetrics and Gynecology; Dr, M. L. Aderholt, Pediatrics; Dr , W. W. Tyson, Medicine; Dr, C. H. Ingram, Surgery; Dr. W. Carson Parks, Medicine; Dr. A. B. Cross, Obstetrics and Gynecology; Dr. T. D, Tyson, Obstetrics andGynecology; Dr, M. L. Slate, Obstetrics and Gynecology; Dr. P. B, Davis, Surgery; Dr. W. W. Turner, Medicine, Dr. O. B. Bonner, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, Dr. Kenneth M, Cheek, Medicine Dr. L, U. Creech, Medicine Dr. K. B, Geddie, Pediatrics Dr. C, S, Grayson, Medicine Dr, J. G. Groome, Medicine Dr. W. L. Jackson, Medicine and Surgery Dr. M. A. Lackey, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Dr. M. B, Leath, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Dr. W. K. McCain, Medicine Dr. W. R. McCain, Retired Dr. W. Craig Parks, Medicine and Dermatology Dr, G, G, Perry, Proctology Dr. S, S. Saunders, Pediatrics Dr. Karl Shepard, Medicine Dr. J. E. Slate, Medicine and Obstetrics FIRST ROW: Dr. J. W. Slate, Medicine Dr. N. S. Stirewalt, Medicine Dr. E. A. Sumner, Surgery SECOND ROW: Dr, Walter T. Tice, Medicine Dr. L. L. Wilkinson, Medicine and Surgery Dr, F. G. Woodruff, Medicine HW £2 H oe _ gs Be a ee: ° or WY) a ad oct Ww Tw Pecerps torts e i ee = q ; “ Pe a8 ia O “ = = 4 a 12 FIRST ROW, left to right: McRae, Folger, Ingram, Thomas, Ingram, and Powell, BACK ROW: Ingle, Foscue, Kearns and Amos, BOARD OF DIRECTORS RAMU PE ATIOS cat Gants teks [74 ers ts epee allall Ieee MILLIS. cine 2) oie oes 0-6 a VAC lait ial Prewetch HarrisSeass do. sete © ee tert lcasurer Wem PCLeIs gua) at bo lads's) sue beneee mm OCCICtaly Mr. W, T. Powell Mr. C, T. Ingram, Sr. Mr. M. H, Folger Mr, Paul Ingle Judge D, C. McRae Mr. Henry A. Foscue Mr, Fred P, Ingram Mr, Amos Kearns Mr, Fred A, Thomas Mr, R, T, Amos NOT PICTURED Logan Porter, Sr. Mr, Willis H. Slane T. J. Kearns Mr, Carter Dalton Nathan M, Ayers Mr. J. E. Millis O, A. Kirkman Mr. J. Welch Harris The Women's Guild of the High Point Memorial Hospital Mrs. Homer Leonard Social Worker 14 J . PERSONNEL Miss Glynn Lee. . . . . Manager of Business Office Miss Mickey Streicher . Bookkeeper Admitting Miss Mary Whitely. . t Officer Mrs. Irene Saunders . . . . Cashier Mrs. Colleen Reed ...,. Cashier Mrs. W, X, Foster. . Administrative Secretary Mrs, Margaret Swain. . . Secretary School of Nursing Mrs. Hazel Caddick . . . . Record Librarian Miss Frances Rothrock . . . Record Librarian NOT PICTURED Miss Rebecca Blair... . . Record Librarian PERSONNEL NOT PICTURED Mrs, Irma Piercie. ..... . Housekeeper Mrs, V, V. Collins, . Telephone Operator Mrs, G, A, Frost, Jr. . Telephone Operator Miss Juanita Frost. . . Telephone Operator Mrs. T,J, Shelton... Telephone Operator Mrs. Cleo Shelton . .. Telephone Operator Mrs, A,W. Hayworth . . Seamstress Mrs, Maude Blair . . . Housemother Mr. Olin Clodfelter . . Maintenance Mr. Gurney Cook. . . Maintenance Mr. A.M, Ijames. . . Maintenance DEPARTMENTS a X RAY Dre.GeL, .Gray; Radiologist and Miss Ella S, Dixon, R,N.R. T. Technician ae Gertrude Edgerton, A,B, and Lillie Mae Moore, AHESTHESIA: Louise Jeffcoat and Blanche Berrier, anche Berrier, R,N. A. E, Louise Jeffcoat, R,N. and Ruth Barbee, R,N. DEPARTMENTS LABORA TORY: Miss Catherine Reaves, Chief Technician, Mrs, Nancy Lewis, Technician, Miss Betty Parker, Technician. DIETARY Miss Sarah Kirby, B.S, Miss Dixie Baker Mrs. abexie Cain Chief Dietitian Therapeutic Dietitian Food Supervisor i Mrs. Margaret Kearns, R.N, Director of Nursing Service Miss Faye Furr, R.N. Director of Nurses B.S. in Nursing Education SUPERVISORS Miss Frances Batchelor Mrs, Melda Harris Mrs. Helen Shropshire R,N., 7-3 Supervisor R,N., I1-7 Supervisor Weaver Mrs, Ethelyne Juska Miss Mildred McKinnon Rp wy. Assistant Operat- R,N., 3-11 Supervisor R.N,, Operating Room — ing Room Supervisor Supervisor Miss Clara Farlow Miss Carolyn Frye Miss Martha Blue RN, Operating Room RN. Surgical Floor R, N, Supervisor, Staff Nurse Mrs, Ruth Curlee Supervisor Miss Hazel Vestal Medicine R,N, Operating Room R, N. Head Nurse Staff Nurse Surgery Ff i i te ; Miss Estelle Hauser Mrs, Mary Hodgins Mrs, Iula Hedrick R, N, Obstetrical Super- Head Nurse, Obstetiics R.N, Head Nurse, ; Miss Ruby Burge Miss Ruth Russel N visor ursery R,N, Head Nurse, R, N, Nursery Supervisor Obstetrics Mrs, Ruth Robbins Miss Paula Creasy Miss Irma Whitaker R, N. Head Nurse R.N, Head Nurse R, N, Head Nurse Nursery Miss Geraldine Obstetrics Mrs, Ophelia Corbett Colored Floor ; Swicegood R, N. Supervisor, R, N, Head Nurse Colored Floor “ Obstetrics 20 | Miss. Anna Shupp, R.N, Educational Director EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT Miss Evelyn Voorhees, R,N. Assistant Nursing Arts Instructor 21 U, Miss Ruth Williard, R,N., B.S, Nursing Arts Instructor Mrs, Edith Moore Sherrod, R.N, Instructor LECTURERS TO THE SCHOOL OF NURSING Abdominal SUIQCLY)s2 2. aksnsee o | ote heen ven ea Sen ok ane Philip B, Davis, M.D, Alimentary: Diseases ,. acca + asenns oOakets feo met a ae . . Wm. H. Flythe, M.D, CardiQlogys fois. ks tes Pe tater Ae Sis ee) ebet'e) « LaNAl Ue DAL a ayia), Communicable Diseases. ....... eas K. 8. Geddie, M, D, Jack Lynch, M.D. ENGOCriHOlog yy. vin eerie Gay ceaseless yeni aguas athe “sis ateVies be p AGCTROLE eiae l, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, ..:..... oly: a caieie ees VaLMCLeAN DB gsheall amin Gynecology. Gen cur er a aae sss eaen atte ona ie of aod ORG De Lewis yD, MedicaleDiseases }Introductiow tO. .:m « ena! sae es o: (eels eee GOOD nt. LU, Microbiology . = sis, 222 See ogee Wa pha ositaes onc) tps, Ke Spl EK Me O, NEUIOSUTREL yy... 8 Mee arate on erie Maui enneees opel cite p20 VIOXKER, eOU EISet vl, de Obste igs soe tere ste pee cae eee eetieus She See .o ste po td SaAS Ee kel OSS Nigtia, Ortivopedics i vadcue sees i 7d folie Notad ah oMeiielia' co emcie felt em bem sOC Alera. Pathology sag) sue. s fa basta ad oclevipa s ewe a ebion Roastiehe (cen ata en ria eigen St arthy avin Lie Pharmacologyrs. «.. ce suerses ua esa te on 0 0106s Kamenebenta “a! elec R FAUMT a ie Lie Psychiatry o 542 1s c piec le’ seuaie nies s (a.°00 = iw denm bed eumene Webel al Comm iamo. Urology pese | sas Saree eee eT Pra Serato, cc meee Uy spy eat iee, oe Anatomy; Physiology: sso 65, sis se esc + eho) op PULt MOOre SlerloU inn, GheEniistty. win 2 chess Sakon Meet (oF eNted wa ok ir abs cca Pee NM rery no A . . Philip Ruth, B.S, Emergency. Nursing . (3°. sints,e sf tis enei.s leke si cleheae HeheR LOU hey UO Gms nt, Obstetrical Nursing’. cc ieci oe: isn esa is’ one Seite 0 leuk) Alsen ever atumemestGlicc alse mem. Nursing Arts, Surgical Nursing. ......ee-+e--e. Ruth Williar, R,N,, B.S, Operating Room’ Technique... 05 5 6 o% . 3 ss +s Mildred: McKinnony RK. Ne Nuirition and «Diet Therapy. orc... ne mans sige tees tee sph ba erre auimeare . Dixie Baker Pharmacology, Psychology, Sociology onal Proféssional Adjustments: land IIc): = , 5140. eee . . . Anna Shupp, RN, 22 a aS... FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE PLEDGE I solemnly pledge myself before God and in the presence of this assembly to pass my life in purity and to practice my profession faithfully. I will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischievous, and will not take or knowingly administer any harmful drug. I will do all in my power to elevate the standards of my pro- fession, and will hold in confidence all personal matters committed to my keeping, and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the practice of my profession. With loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician in his work and devote myself to the welfare of those committed to Tryecane... 23 A MARIETTA BOONE SALLY OSBORNE President Vice President IVY BAUGHAM Assistant Treasurer 24 EOE EE anoskie� wy arte Nigse Littl ° qnere nwork with @ sr PEGGY BOOKER Mount Airy, N. C,. eotcm If the world should end tomorrow, let me die talking, 25 SENIORS ADELE CAUDLE Toast, .N. C, Ollie My youth may wear and waste, but it shall never rust, ” 26 SENIORS er a ee nn mee SENIORS ETHEL MAE HILL High Point, N.C, Hill Billy” A great idea has struck her-mat- rimony, 27 LUNARY LOVE atinitys No,Ce Lovey dove,” What's the hurry, there will be time when I'm dead, SENIORS SUSANNA WHITE High Point, N. C. Susie Love is a disease that is incurable, SENIORS 29 SUPERLATIVES Marietta Boone Billie Lee Carr Jacquleine Jarvis Best All Around Most Likely to Succeed Most Dependable CLASS MOTTO Every cloud has a silver lining THEME SONG Gonna' Take a Sentimental Journey' ' CLASS COLORS White and Gold CLASS FLOWERS Red Roses and White Carnations CLASS HISTORY It was on a Monday afternoon, September 6, 1948, that eighteen young ladies, weighted down with trunks and suitcases, stepped across the threshold of a profession of which we had been dreaming. After dumping our bags, we got acquainted, ate supper, and set out for town, having to be back at the nurses home byrl0 o'clock) pim: On Tuesday morning at 6 o'clock eighteen new alarm clocks summoned us from slumber to begin our new exploration of the nurs- ing profession. Classes began on this morning. Ina few days, one of our girls left us leaving seventeen to carry on. Oh, those first six months of classes, page after page of note taking, learning new procedures, practice on the halls, and of course, exams, how im- portant we realize now that they were. The next big event, occurring on March 4, 1949 found a group of sixteen proud possessors of a cap, which meant we had success- fully completed the probationary period. A few months after this, two of our girls decided to exchange nursing for a housekeeping career. This left fourteen completing the first year. At the beginning of the second year, we welcomed a former stu- dent, returning to complete her training. Now we were fifteen in number, This year proved to be our most difficult one as added responsibilities and harder classes came our way. September 6, 1950 was another important day, for upon this date we became seniors, giving us the right to wear a black band on our caps. This year found each of us spending three months in Washing- ton, D. C. on Pediatric affiliation. Now as our training period draws to an endwe are looking forward with much anticipation to graduation, white uniforms, and last but not least, state board and a future in the nursing profession. Ethel Mae Hill Historian 32 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF GUILFORD CITY OF HIGH POINT HIGH POINT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ARTICLE I We, the senior class of 1951, being of sound body (supposedly), dohere-by make and publish our last will and testament, We leave to the school our appreciation for their help and guidance during our period of training. We would like to leave to the uprising seniors our twelve o'clock leave, our black bands, the coke machine (with all its headaches), and our Burrus Home privileges, To the freshmen, we leave our bright ideas, our disappointments, and our ability to always do the right thing at the wrong time. ARTICLE II We would also like to leave the following person- al possessions: I, Ivy Lee Baugham, leave my policeman to Ollie Davenport (look him up while in D, C,) I, Peggy Lee Booker, leave my wit and humor to Shirley Meadows, I, Billie Lee Carr, leave my cute technique in the emergency room to Joyce Burrows, I, Helen Stewart, leave my quiet and graceful manner to Maxine Willard, I, Adele Caudle, leave my ability to have a 33 good time, any place, and time, and under any circumstance to the freshman class, I, Susie White, leave my love problems to Hel- en Reid, I, Sally Osborne, leave my ability to keep my male patients calling after they go home to Johnsie Bridgers, I, Kathleen Holt, leave my nightmares to Paul- ine Absher (feed them good), I, Ethel Mae Hill, leave my ability to love one man to Betty Jo Lovette. I, Jacqueline Jarvis, leave my chuckle to June Bivens, I, Ann Beck, leave my Gypsy Rose Lee act to Mary Alice Edwards, I, Martha Ann Coble, leave my chauffer lic- ense to Pearl Haley, I, Marie Hancock, leave my ever-ready re- marks to Charlcie Bonkemeyer. We, Marietta Boone and Lunary Love, leave our positions as chief cook and bottle washer at the Burrus Home to Peggy Rose Stevens and anybody she can get to help her, Signed and Sealed, Lunary Love, Class Testator CLASS PROPHECY Tired feet, droopy eyes, faded make-up--that's me! I've just returned from the re- union of the class of '51 of HPMH (at the Sheraton Hotel), Oh, goodness, everyone was there, with husbands, children, pet dogs and cats, and what not, I had just started in the door when I heard a noise I couldn't quite identify. Sol looked around and here came L, Love, a rattling and a bumping down the street in her hepped-up Model A----- Just in from the montains, It seemsthatLoveis playing Dan- iel Boone again as camp nurse for the Girls Scouts, After I got inside, I started toward the elevators but was stopped by what I thought was Ma Kettle and her youngans, but it turned out to be P, Booker and her six kids, On the elevator, I talked to M. Boone and M, Coble who had justbreezed in from Miami, Florida in their new chartreuse buick convertible. They told me about the flat tire they had on the way up. They had to fix it with all they had handy --- you know, allices, kellys, silk, etc. Boy, were they tired from the battle of the bulge. By the way, they're working in O, R, in that Sunshine State, In the dinning room, I was seated beside of K, Holt and A, Caudle --- the Navy girls, Holt looks so different now. Could be that she has put on a little weight -- de- scribed in better terms as two ounces less than a ton, Directly in front of me was seated A, Beck and S. Osborne, sporting sparklers, furs, and bank books. Private duty really pays off now days, doesn't it? Above A, Caudle was seated Mrs, J. B, Shaw, the former Ethel Mae Hill, She is now practicing her profession at home on J, B, Jr. She told me thatshe had readin the local paper an item as follows: Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs, Bob Cain on the arrival of a baby boy , I wondered where Suzie was, Below me, next to K, Holt was seated H, Stewart. Class I reckon! It seems that she has dropped the nursing profession and gone into the modeling business, She told me that I, Baugham was now Assistant Superintendent of Nurses at Ahoskie, N. C, I saw Ivy later in the evening. After dinner, I was starting through the lobby when I bumped into an old friend -- M. Hancock, She was very excited over her new trade -- the lingerie business, It seems that the gift she received one Christmas from the Wolves Club” inspired her and she has been going strong ever since, Hance also gave out with some more surprising news, J. Jarvis has accepted a position of teaching at Johns Hopkins Hospital. And while we were standing there talking about her, she walks up. Jackie told me that A, Caudle wasreally slaying theminthe Navy, The boys in blue had selected her Miss Heartbreak- er of 1960. Wow! Adele, Then the time had drawn nigh for the shindig to break up, sol left--full of food and gossip--and back to my life among diapers, pots and pans, and Army regalia, Billy Carr, Class Prophet 34 PAULINE ABSHER OLLIE DAVENPORT President Vice President JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS BETTY JO LOVETTE JOYCE BURROWS Secretary Treasurer 35 JUNIOR CLASS Pauline Absher June Bivens North Wilkesboro, N. C, High Point, N. C. 7 | f y RN | ? a� Charlcie Bonkemeyer Johnsie Bridgers Joyce Burrows Randleman, N, C, High Point, N. C, High Point, N. C, Ollie Davenport Mary Alice Edwards Pearl Haley Betty Jo Lovette Sanford, N. C, High Point, N, C, Mount Airy, N. C. North Wilkesboro, N, C, [ | ’ | Shirley Meadows Helen Reid Peggy Rose Stephen Maxine Willard Swansboro, N, C, Mayodan, N, C, High Point, N, C, Yadkinville, N, C, 3 S FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS BOBBIE SNYDER BETTY POOLE BETTY JEAN FLYNT BOBBIE BRAWLEY President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Bobbie Brawley Dorothy Hill Raeford, N. C, Mount Airy, N. C, Iris Brown High Point, N, C, Mary Hurd High Point, N. C, Ph reeS Nig es OF 29 a lw Pn Iris Cecil Ruby Hutchens High Point, N, C, Winston Salem, N. C, Dott Collins Dorothy Jarrett High Point, N, C, Randleman, N. C, Mn r-a Betty Jean Flynt Frances Aljean Jones High Point, N, C, Burlington, N, C. Hilda Herron Norma Jones Burlington, N, C, High Point, N, C, 37 A) Bf Wa PY Peggy Jones High Point, N, C, Hazel Osborne Pleasant Garden, N, Iris Scearce High Point, N. C, Martha Snyder Denton, N, C, Madge Todd Clarendon, N. C, Ma, AWA: Frances Motsinger Winston-Salem, N, C, Frances Mishoe High Point, N, C, Coleen Overton Jackson Springs, N, C, FRESHMEN CLASS Bobbie Snyder LYinity .NoeG, Jeweldine Smith Greensboro, N. C, Barbara Whitson High Point, N, C, Jamestown, N, C, Mary Sue Norman Bessmer, N, C, Betty Poole Raleigh, N. C, Nell Sink Lexington, N, C, Lena Stout Thomasville, N. C, Willena Wooten Yadkinville, N. C, STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED, left to right: Jackie Jarvis, Treasurer; Joyce Burrows, Vice President; Mildred Mc- Kinnon, Advisor; Marietta Boone, President; and June Bivens, Secretary, STANDING: Class Representatives, Ivy Baugham, Lunary Love, Senior. Nell Sink, Dot Collins, Freshman and Charlcie Bonkemeyer, Helen Reid, Juniors. 39 A NURSE’S PRAYER Father in Heaven, I turn to Thee for the special re- sources which I must have if I am to care for these ailing ones with insight and compassion, Give me, I pray, health of body and mind that I may be to them a tower of strength. Free me during these hours on duty from preoccupation with my own personal concerns that I may have more energy to deal wisely with their needs, And grant me courage with which tocounteract their fears, patience to cope with their impatience, Create within me a willing spirit of cooperation to- wardthose with whom I work, Teach me to apprec- iate those whose ways are different from my own, O God may my nursing never become meaningless drudgery. May it ever be to me more than making 3 aliving, more, even, than One of the Professions, Sm? May Icome to see my skill as a gift from Thee to be invested in the service of others, ve Ni 4 j= he pe When I am tempted to become indifferent about the - E quality of my work, and when my patience wavers, keep before me an awareness of the Great Physician, I pray, Amen, 3s es te h bow v ol y's F 2 ., a % PROS as Nurse's Home Howell Street Class Room IMAGINATION I can imagine summer vacations In space and commuters to Mars, I can even imagine the movies without Gangsters and glamour and stars; I can imagine a fad for no make-up, For beards and a lack of fat purses, But I can't imagine what Doctors would do If there suddenly weren't any nurses. Frances Gibson, R.N. Compliments of the HIGH POINT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 2 EEE eeeeereererereleeeeeeeoon7'Vr OOOO _ mn rt tt a et oe Wade H, Cumby and Calvin C, Orrell, Owners Licensed Funeral Directors View of modern fleet of ambulances, Ambulance attendants: H, O, Johnson, funeral coach, and service cars, Bill Harrington, Kenneth Wall, and Charles Cameron, CUMBY -ORRELL MORTUARY Telephone 5045 610 W. Board Street, High Point, N.C. ADVERTISE MENTS SOUTHERN OXYGEN COMPANY, INC. Manufacturers of Medical Gases Greensboro, N. C. Phone 2-2767 Distributed by: SOUTHERN WELDING SUPPLY COMPANY 305 E. Russell Street High Point, sN.3G, Phone 3735 Compliments of HIGH POINT, THOMASVILLE, DENTON RAILROAD COMPANY No field of service offers afiner challenge than that of nurs- ing. Nursingasa Profession and means of earning a living is continually a program of service. Compliments of Compliments of LINDALE DAIRY CORP. GILBERTS SHOE STORE Milk is to Health as Health is to Happiness ! Phone: 4538 BrvohePomnteeN se) 6: 120 S. Main Street High (Pointe NeeG: Phone: 2683 Compliments of . Compliments of MANN'S DRUG STORE SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY Cut Rate Drugs Distributors of Pure Oil Products No. 1--N. Main Street Phone 2164 No. 2--660 N. Main Street Phone 3355 Si pean C Stores in Greensboro, Reids- pare alt? ville, Thomasville, Lexington and Kannapolis Compliments of J. W. SECHREST AND SON, INC, Compliments of Serving the community since 1897 MARIETTA PAINT AND PAPER COMPANY 500 N. Main St. Highs PointwuN: os. Fine Funeral Service for all with Financial difficulty for none 1647 English Street HighvPoint.e Nic: Ambulance Service - Phone 3349 Compliments of ROANE-BARKER, Inc. Compliments of Hospital Supplies and Equipment P..0. (Boxt2059 221 els =o5 ce Greenville, S. C. ALLEN B. WELBORN Thereis hardly anything in the world that some men cannot make a little worse and sella little cheaper, and the peeple who consider price only are this man's lawful Prey Ruskin ROBARD- Trusted Thousands of times each year. Insurance Service at a Saving Ground Floor Professional Bldg. HighsPoint,. Ni..G. Phone 3413 Compliments of DAVID:-T.° YOwW Funeral Director Ambulance Service Phone 3337 W. Broad St. High) Pomt) -NacC; Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of CLOVER BRAND DAIRIES, Inc. Pasteurized Products Milk, Ice Cream, Butter Phone 4553 HighsPoint- N.C: Within Your Wishes Within Your Means KOONCE FUNERAL HOME, Inc. Ambulance Service Puong 4545 Compliments of NEILL-PONTIAC 129-131 South Wrenn Street Phone 4583 High Point,, N- CG; Compliments of COCO-COLA BOTTLING CO. Ot teh Port Phone 328 High Point, N. C. Compliments of KERN'S BAKERY lhe. Best In Bread ! Greensboro Road Phone 2143 High: Pomit.No oc. Compliments of AGE RIEND Compiiments of LESTER'S JEWELERS Art Carved Diamonds, Hamilton Elgin, Bu.ova and Gruen Watches 130 N. 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Main St; High Point, N.C, Compliments of JARRETT'S STATIONERY CO, Serving you since 1902 106 N, Wreen Street High Point, N. C. Compliments of VOGUE CLEANERS, INC, Phone 5613 High Point, N. C. Compliments of ANDERSON WEST END DRUG STORE 1550 English St. High Point, N. C, Compliments of DIXIE SODA SHOP 813 N. Main St. High Point, N. C, Phone 2347 Compliments of SAMUEL HYMAN Jeweler-Gift Shop High Point, N.C. Compliments of F, W. WOOLWORTH CO. High Point, N.C. Compliments of U-WASH IT LAUNDRY High Point, N. C. Compliments of HOSIERY PACKAGE STORE 109 N. Main St. High Point, N. C. Compliments of GRIFFITH OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO, 213 N. Main St, High Point, N. C. Compliments of THE BECKER TAILORING CO, High Point, N.C, Compliments of HENDRIX FURNITURE STORE 147 S. Wrenn St. Compliments of ROBB Plumbing Heating Co. Phone 4049 High Point, N.C, High Point, N.C. Compliments of SAMPLE SHOE STORE 119 N. Main St, High Point, N. p Compliments of WHITLARK'S FLOWERS GIFTS 206 W. Howell St. High Point, N. C. Compliments of SHACKELFORD'S MENS WEAR 124-126 N. Main St. High Point, N.C. Compliments of D., H, BOOK STORE 117 E, Commerce St. High Point, N. C, Compliments of RUBY'S INC, High Point's Largest Credit Jewelers” 159 S. Main St. Phone 4628 High Point, N.C. Compliments of RICHARDSON'S DEPT. STORE High Point, N. C. Compliments of RING -HARRIS Phone 3333 High Point, N.C. Say It With Flowers from NELSON FLORIST Phones 6901 --3265 Helen and Francis Nelson Compliments of ELM STREET GROCERY CO, Fresh Meats Groceries 413 Elm Street High Point, aN; aGe Phone 3323-3324 Compliments of WAGGER'S JEWELRY Higher oint so Nie, Compliments of WINCHESTER-RITCH SURGICAL CO. Represented by Perry H. Ritch Lil i NeiGreensot: Greensbora, N, C, Compliments of HIGH POINT ENTERPRISE Compliments of ROSE RADIO SALES SERVICE 438 N. Wrenn St. High=sPormt,] Neecs Compliments of NORTH STATE TELEPHONE Co, Furnishing High Point and Vicinity with localand long distance telephone service. Compliments of SWAIM SUPPLY CoO. Wholesale Heating and Plumbing Co. West Green St. High Pointe NwwG: i 4 : | i —————eE Compliments of SANITARY CAFE Commerce Street Puch FP omt-. Nee Compliments of SHELTON RADIO SERVICE Phone 5667 244 1 2 N. Wrenn Compliments of PIEDMONT INSURANCE REALTY High Point, N. C. Compliments of BRILEY FURNITURE CO. High Point, N. C. Compliments of ROSE FURNITURE CO. Owned Operated By Kester Bros. Sons. HronulO1nt; Nees Compliments of SPAUGH PAPER CoO. Phone 5021-5022-5023 FighsPoint, N.C: Compliments of PRIVATE DUTY NURSES CLUB High Point, N. C. Compliments of BABY DIAPER SERVICE 413 E. Commerce St. High Point, N.C, Compliments of TEMPLE-CURRY MOTOR CO, INC. 781 N, Main St, High Point, N. C, Compliments of CENTRAL SERVICE STATION Phone 2694 High Point, N. C, Compliments of SHERATON SHOE SHOP High Point, N.C, 759 N. Main St, Compliments of JEFF'S DRUG STORE 204 N. Main St. High Point, N.C, Phone 3733 Prescripton Department-Phone 3950 Compliments of THE LIZZIE GOOCH SHOP Arcade Bldg. High Point, N. C. Compliments of STAMEY'S LUGGAGE SHOP High Point, N. C. Compliments of ELLINGTON'S FLORIST Phone 4032 High Point, N. C. Compliments of SUNSHINE LAUNDRY Phone 3393 =High Point, N. C. SoHE ELSIE, THE BORDEN COW, SAYS: Compliments of Compliments of HUNTER ICE: AND{-GOATISCO: High “Porta NaC: A FRIEND Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of NEAL AUTO SERVICE Bigh Point.” NeeG: NE eee Compliments of Chapel of Flowers Howell and Boulevard Phone 5049 Hee hoPomte os iG, Compliments of Pri SBURGHIREATE GLASS COMPANY Phone 3371 Highs ont, N.C. Compliments of SHELTON RADIO SERVICE Compliments of ENG UISH 5 li 5sODA SHOP (lO pEnelish treet Phone 2756 Pigh Point Ne Gs: Compliments of BARGAIN FURNITURE CO. 1526 English St. High Point, N. 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