King High School - Cabin Yearbook (King, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1949 volume:

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V -V is rc -1-1 ---- ,J -- -- ff- 4- -- - i A ci - :,XT:? h -Qi ff' L f'l'- ' Milk Vonlu M ff' Y - ' -' - r ' ., K 'JZ , ,f,Z2 4 ,Zig A Q.. ,- .,,- ,,,,-f- - iff' i' , ,. ,M -F cmecbca fion P We, the Senior class,take pleasure in dedicating this second edition of our high school annual, KING'S CABIN, to Nell Thomas Voss, teacher and girls' athletic director. Her kindly personality, her tolerance, her broadrnindedness, her quiet, persuasive manner of speech, and her readiness to help others has impressed us. .xgclnfzinidfrafion MR. R. M. GREENE County Superintendent MR. C. M. FELTS Principal m LOCAI.. SCHOOL BOARD MR. C. S. NEWSOME Chalrman Mr. O. P. Greene Mr. R. S. Reddlng -I jiiiin left' ni fx IL 57-7- 53 f i' 1 NELL T. VOSS RUMELL S. STEVENS ODELL T. NEAL VIRGINIA F. PATTERSON Language English Math Home Economics X QT! BURTIE E. CARROLL PAULINE H. DUNCAN AUSTIN E. GARNER Science Social Studies Math 6lClflAy x FORREST H. HARMON NAOIVII S. NEWSOM VIOLA TUTTLE MARGUERITE S. GENTRY Agriculture Commercial Music Music 5 5? .Tune Hall, BACK ROW, Left to Right: Billie F. Newsome, Typistsg Wesley Brown, Editor-in-Chief, Betty Meadows, Art Editorg Anne Lewis, Associate Editor. FRONT ROW: Peggy .To Loggins, Circulation Manager, Arnold G. Moore, Advertising Manager, Aaron Holder and Betty Smith, Sports Editors. As we, the Senior Class of 1949, planned this second edition of KING'S CABIN we naturally thought of the Forty-Niners of a century ago. We, like them, are striving for our pot of gold, the successful completion of our Senior year in high school. The printing of this annual is a great step forward in our quest. The editing of this annualwould not have been possible without the endless patience of our teachers and sponsor. Our many thanks to them for everything that they have contributed to this volume of KING'S CABIN. The Staff enior ARNOLD fBendixl MOORE Vice President Commercial Club 3,45 F.F.A. 2,45 Reporter 45 Glee Club 1,Z, 3,45 Baseball 2,3-,45 Basketball 2,45 Basketball Mgr. 15 Boy Scouts 1,25 Senior Playg Annual Adv. Mgr. 45 Superlative, Big- gest Wolf. Qs: WESLEY fSamJ BROWN President Glee Club l,Z,3,45 Basketball 45 F.F.A. Z5 V. Pres. Z5 Class. Pres. l,Z,3,45 Editor-in-Chief of Annual 45 Commercial Club 3,45 Senior Playg Bus Driver 3,45 Delta Chi Society 4g Mar- shal 3g Superlative, Best All Around Boy. Ji:-fm ., Nunn-4 MASCOTS Sandra Newsome Barry Long ,lm P . ' f , , 4' xiii 51 7 W 1' 5-ff 5 :wi . . + 5 WA , 1 -rf MJ ,Q-,gf .. EQ? ' ,gm . 'L N my 6' as Q--nfl . ,ME yjrgvgnivif 'W' 'fb- A ANNE fAnnabelJ LEWIS Recording Secretary F.H.A. 15 V. Pres. 25 Pres. 35 State Sec.45Class V. Pres. 35 Chief Cheerleader 45 Basketball Mgr. 2,35 Softball Team 2,35 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Senior Playg Marshal 35 Pres. of Delta Chi Society 45 Annual Staff 35 Associate Editor of Annual 45 Superlative, Most Likely To Succeedg Best Actress. BILLY FRANK fBillJ NEWSOME Treasurer Physical Ed. l,2,35 Glee Club l,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,25 Sec. of Delta Chi Society 45 Class Reporter 35 Commercial Club 2,35 Typist for Annual 45 Superlative, Best All Around Girlg Most Cooperative. A BETTY .TOE fGeeJ MC GEE Corresponding Secretary Glee Club l,2,3,45 F.H.A. l,2,35 Sec. 45 Commercial Club 2,3,45 Physical Ed. 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 4-H Club 3,45 Senior Play5 Softball Team 2,3545 Superlative, Biggest Pestg Biggest Mouth. MAX fBakiej BAKER Commercial Club 3,45 F.F.A. Z5 Officer 45 Glee Club l,2, 3,45 4-H Club 1,25 Cheerleader 45 Senior Play5 Physical Ed. l,2,35 Superlative, Best Actor5 Most Original. REBECCA fBeckyJ BAKER Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Physical Ed. 3,45 4-H Club 2,45 Commercial Club 2, 45 Bus Captain 45 SeniorPlay5 Superlative, Wittie st. Af REVA QCricketj FALKENBERRY Glee Club l,2,3,43 Physical Ed. 43 Commercial Club 3,43 Class Treas. 13 Music l. DAPHINE fDaphj GILLISPIE Glee Club l,2,3,43 Physical Ed. 13 4-H Club 2,33 Commer- cial Club 23 Superlative, Most Friendly Girl. HAROLD fRochesterQ GRAVITT F.F.A. l,2,43 Glee Club 4g Bus Driver 3,43 Cheerleader 43 Commercial Club 2,33 Senior Playg Superlative, Old Bachelor. VIRGINIA Uunel HALL Cafeteria Cashier 43 Physical Ed. 13 Glee Club l,2,33 4-H Club 1,23 F.H.A. lg Commercial Club 2,3,43 Com. Pres. 4g State Essay Winner 33 Miss King Hi of '493 Class Treas. 33 Piano 1,23 AnnualStaff 43 Senior Playg Superlative, Most Popular Girl. PAULINE fPollyj HAYDEN Glee Club l,2,3,4g Commercial Club 43 Bus Captain 3,43 4-H Club 13 Physical Ed. 2,4. KA in ,, fi QWWD T K. ig. ff.. 'W X 9 3Q9v-vm. ull AARON fLeftyJ HOLDER Mr. King Hi of '49g Glee Club l,Z,3,4g Basketball 2,35 Captain 43 F.F.A. Z,3,4g Boys' Sports Editor of Annual 4g Bus Captain 2,3g Superlative, Most Popular Boyg Most Athleticg Cutest Boy. HOYT fLeonQ JOHNSON Glee Club l,Z,3,4g Physical Ed. 1,23 F.F.A. Z3 Bus Captain 3,45 Commercial Club 3,45 Stage Mgr. of Senior Playg Superlative, Biggest Baby. DORIS QD. KISER Glee Club l,2,3,4g F.H.A. 1,2.,3g Parliamentarian lg Sec. 3: Commercial Club 2,3,4g Treas. 4g Basketball 4g Doorkeeper for Senior Playg Physical Ed. l,3,4g 4-H Club 3,4g Superlative, Cutest Girl. PEGGY fDoodieQ LOGGINS Basketball Z,3,4g Softball Z,3,4g F.H.A. 4g 4-H Club Z,3,4g Glee Club l,Z,3,4g Commercial Club Z,3,4g Circulation Editor of Annual 4g Senior Playg Superlative, Prettiest Girl. BETTY fStackj MEADOWS F.H.A. lg Glee Club l,Z,3,4g Basketball l,Z,3,45 4-H Club l,2g Class Pres. lg Art Editor Annual 4g Chief Marshal 3g Stage Director Senior Playg Superlative, Old Maid. SAMMY fSamj MICKEY Glee Club 2,3,4g 4-H Club lg Physical Ed. lg Commercial Club 3g Marshal 3g Pres. of Class lg Superlative,Most Polite. MARY LEE fHubQ NANCE Glee Club l,2,3,4g F.H.A. 2,33 Physical Ed. 45 Commercial Club 4g Bus Captain 25 Piano 1,25 Superlative, Best Disposition. JOHNNY U. DJ NEWSOME Basketball 3,43 Commercial Club 2,4g Delta Chi Society 4g V, Pres, of D.C.S. 45 Glee Club l,2,3,4g Popularity Contest 2,33 Superlative, Best Looking Boy, Most Likely To Succeed. .TOHNNIE SLATE F.H.A. l,2,3g Sec. of F.H.A. 2g Glee Club l,2,3,43 4-H Club 1,23 Basketball Mgr. 43 Commercial Club 2,35 Softball Mgr. 35 Senior Playg Physical Ed. 2,3,4g Reporter of Delta Chi Societyg 4gMarshal 3g Superlative, Quietest. AUBREY fBudl SMITH Commercial Club 3,43 F.F.A. 2,4g Treas. of F.F.A. 4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Baseball 3,49 Physical Ed. l,2,3,4g Senior Play Doorkeeperg Bus Captain 2,3,4g Superlative, Most Polite Boyg Best Dressed. 0 'U'-Z'-T:r . fam ,nm- Cx 3 .f .beef ,. Tx 'Q '3W X X X. Mtaawv-f ' 4 'lui BETTY fSmittyl SMITH Gray High School l,25 F. 35 Glee Club 3,45 Treas. 35 Commercial Club 3,45 Sec. 45 Girls' Sports Editor of Annual 45 Superlative, Most Likely To Get Married. H.A. 35 Cheerleader 3' Class Sec JAMES qcapmp SMITH F.F.A. 1,2535 Pres. 45 Basketball 3,45 Baseball 2 3 45 Senior Play5 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Boy Scouts 1 2 3' C , , , ommer- cial Club 35 Superlative, Wittiest. BETTY Lou TAYLOR 1 Basketball 253,45 Softball 1,254-H Club 1' Glee Cl b 2 3 4 3 u Y I 5 Commercial Club 2,3,45 Class Sec. 15 Marshal for Senior Play5 Physical Ed. l,2,3,45 Superlative, Best Dressed. MINNIE FRANCES TEDDER Basketball Team1,2 3 4' G1 , , , ee Club l,2,3,45F.H.A. 25 4-H l,2,35 Commercial Club 2,45 Bus Captainl,2,3,45 Marshal for Senior Play5 Softball 1,2,3,45 Class Song Leader 25 S . . . uperlative, Biggest Fl1rt5 Most Athletic. KATIE fKaty-didl WATTS Glee Club l,2,3,45 Commercial Club 2,3,45 Physical Ed. 45 Piano l,2,35 4-H Club 1,2,35F.H.A. 25 Marshal for Senior Play5 Superlative, Biggest Baby. unior tiff f l . JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Marcus Kiser . . . . President Moyer Bennett . . . Vice President Betty Lou Searcy . . . Secretary Rex Ashburn. . . . Treasurer These officers have had to put their brilliant minds together several times during the Junior year to study and work out the problems of our class. We have had two class parties, and with the aid of our class officers everything turned out well, and everygne had wonderful times. We shall always remember this year with pleasant memories. 5 f 'f H MOTTO . . . With truth shall we succeed. Rex Ashburn Moyer Bennett .Tack Jones Dale Kiser Paul Nance Robert Rierson Oneida Boyles Peggy Denny Norma Fay Edwards Margaret Hooker Lorene Lawson .Tane Newsome Frances Priddy Ola Jane Sells Helen Turner Elwin Bennett Dean Hartgrove Richard Johnson Bobby McGee Lennie Reid Priddy Marcus Kiser Cleo Bennett Norma Lee Boyles Edna Earl Edwards Sara Ferguson Ruth Knight Edna Newsome Virginia Newsome Betty Lou Searcy Lena Faye Tedder TEACHER . . . Mrs. Clifton Stevens Names of pupils who left us before the end of the first semester Barbara Delp Annie Lee Duggins Rachel Burge Clifton Spainhour Elsie Lawson will be in store All right, Edna, you'll be next! Crow can imagine what for him once inside the House of Horrors. When September was torn from the calendar, the Juniors began plans for the big Halloween Carnival, the biggest project of the year. Committees were chosen for each phase of the carnival, and by 7:30 P.M., October 28, the Juniors were ready to greet the witches, ghosts, hobgoblins, and other strange creatures at the high school gyrnnasium. There were plenty exciting and hair-raising experiences for everyone to enjoy. Some ofthe main featuresfor the night were the Penny Arcade, movies, the House of Horrors, the Cake -Walk, the Costume Parade, the Fortune Teller, plenty of side shows, and the popularity contest. Our contestants for this affair .Tane Sells and Crow McGee. ' hered up their bones an were Ola Juniors gat ' ssful Hallowee About ten o'clock, the tired, sleepy d trudged home to dream of their succe broomsticks an Carnival. d n Qufifawkn f i Q ocia Uenf O - enior Banquet! Yes, that's the reason for these smiles Lorene, Sara, Richard, and Rex were certainly n t ' occasion. o going to be late for that Th ' e Junior-Senior Banquet is the Utopia of high school days. We shall never forget how beautiful Ola Jane Sells, Miss Junior Class, looked in that heavenly blue dress. Remember the gleaming white shoulders of Virginia Newsome and Ruth Knight's blondness in that black creation. Did you ever see a more devoted couple than Lena Fay Tedder and Robert Rierson? Of course, Aaron Holder and Norma Fay Edwards gave that appearance, but he probably had a black eye by the time they arrived home. Our first Junior-Senior Banquet will be remembered as the mo event in our high school days. ff to the .Tunior S ' st enjoyable CvC 63 va.: v v v v1vCvCvCv v vCvCV V V v 636: v V V v lv 9 9 9434 Cvdvzg wggmddddddmww v XJ CN CX 'B 'R 23 'Sz 29 Q7 3 8 A' fx CN A cx7m7rX7'E?FX7FN7'N75Z7?7'x7A72x7?7?7 .X .w'a2,2v'av+29fi WW? '04 C 'C Q GA gxrNrxcxcxcNfNfN7fx767l ci gy C 1 - W 4- 48 eip V' Cv rip -. C '52 C Y 23 23 4 . 23 n 23 'RZ 3 I - ,vm , lm . , a a .,,.,x M 1 I ll Q C l 7 fi . 4 him ttf- t I K 3 6305: i:iI,Vq?xvAY!qk g-f Q 3! N 4 .Sap 0I'l'l0I e5 In September of 1948, 43 students entered the doors of King High School for their tenth' year. Most of us were thinking that we were going to have a good time and learn our lessons with little or no effort--Biology soon changed our minds! At first we were all in Room Two withMr. O. T. Neal as our teacher. Since we were very crowded, eight of the girls were sent down to the commercial room with Mrs. Newell Newsom. During the year we have lost JoAnn Boyles, Eunice Wall, and Margie Newsom, who took that great step into matrimony. Billy Gibson quit for unknown reasons, Sophia Mae Tilley moved to Germanton. We welcomed .Tack James back from Pennington Gap, Virginia. We elected the following class officers: James Smith, Presidentg Sherrill Gray Hall, Vice President: Melvin Southern, Secretaryg Sally Meadows, Treasurer. We elected Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meadows and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Southern grade parents. Mrs. Meadows sent us a cake which was enjoyed by everyone. We are looking forward to a party which our grade parents are planning for us. On the day we got out for Christmas holidays, the girls prepared lunches and the boys bought our drinks and we, along with our teacher, had a wonderful indoor picnic in the gymnasium. At last basketball season rolled around. We were proud that our boys won the high school tournament. Our girls did a great job but lost to the ninth grade. A few of our boys and girls made the school team. You can be sure we were right there rooting for them. ' ise - foolish class of King High this year, but next year the typical w t wait! 17 We have been ' rs, and then ...... .Tus we 'll be Iunio jI 8f5AI'l'l8Ifl f 1 M A cfs 2 1 W 3 il .4 Z W 'i ii RUSS CARROLLS CLASS 18 fb fm .1-.. ,hx MRS PATTERSON? CLASS Qc , 5? M 0' xg, f sm F. l00I f5 'ff AX., d ,ManriHg' b rtSon,Ki.Ser1 L' Tie elf!-. Edwardiu lor, RO e J, NGWSO ' t Right: Loggins' Hal? lNrAileiadoW5'M. Tiilaijilger, VOSS' Coach' L O dOW5s ' , Slater Et? NewS0me , gealiiifji We stmoreland ds, E. Edwaf Ll' 5 ELJAQZAQX RAY! RAH! BEAT? 'EM! That is what you might have heard had you attended any of the games that our girls played this year. The year was a very successful one for the girls. They played eighteen games during the regular season, winning all but one. Not only did they have a successful season, but they won the Stokes County Tournament for the third year in succession. In the Journal-Sentinel Tournament both teams went to the semi-finals, the girls losing to Walkerton 31-2.8, and the boys losing to Leaksville 40-32. Doris Kiser, Peggy Loggins, Betty Taylor, Minnie Frances Tedder, Betty Meadows, players, and Johnnie Slate, manager, are Seniors this year, but even though we lose them, there will be other girls to take their place next year. We cannot give the team all the credit. If it hadnot been for the training that their coach, Mrs. Voss, gave them and her patience when they did something wrong, they would not have gone as far as they did. We have been proud of our team this year, so we say to all the girls on the team, Well done, girls. To Mrs. Voss we can say from the bottom of our hearts, You deserve the best of everything. 19 SUMMARY OF GAMES PLAYED King Opponents Nancy Reynolds Lawsonville Francisco Pinnacle Germanton Francisco Pinnacle Lawsonville Rural Hall Walnut Cove Nancy Reynolds Shoals Germanton Walnut Cove Rural Hall Old Richmond COUNT Y TOURNAMENT King Opponents 47 Pinnacle 22. 41 Nancy Reynolds 26 37 Pine Hall flfinalsj 2.7 JOURNAL-SENTINEL TOURNAMENT King Opponents Z9 Stony Point Zl 46 Denton 36 Z8 Franklin 27 19 White Plains 18 Z8 Walke rtown 31 Sandy Ridge Old Richmond Anne Lewis, Chief, Harold Gravitt, Cleo Bennett, Max Baker, Crow McGee. L F1 ATOAULSO --u LL, H. Y ROW- n' SECOND RO . lghtf Harris 'Nea1,c W' Watt . ' Newsom oach, Hunsuckelxijlairnlth, Brown, rilltfilolder, Hartgrov agerJNanCe. Kise E Moore, THIRE I Ogfl gl JLQKAUK OUR TEAM IS ON THE BEAM!! How wonderful to hear that yell! Our boys' basketball team, under the capable coaching of Odell T. Neal, won 15 games and lost 3 during regular season play. Teamwork and sportsmanship have been very outstandingly displayed by every boy on the team. The teamwill lose to Ole Man Graduation five Seniors. They are Wesley Brown, Arnold Moore, James Smith, Aaron Holder, and Johnny Newsome. However, the rising Junior Class, from all appearances, contains enough material for two good teams. Nevertheless, Aaron Lefty Ho1der's hook shot and Johnny Newsome's defensive methods will be conspicuous by their absence. Our boys were crowned Stokes County champions after winning from a smart Germanton five. The Journal-Sentinel Tournament was an interesting one. Our bbys played their way into the semi-finals, losing to Leaksville, who won the Tournament. Mr. Neal is to be congratulated on the fine basketball team which we, the fans, have so thoroughly enjoyed seeing play this year. To the team we say, For winning the games we are proud, but your sportsmanship won the crowd. ' Cl 48 ca! 061141 BASKET BALL SUMIVIAR Y King Opponents Nancy Reynolds Lawsonville Francisco Pinnacle Germanton Francisco Pinnacle Lawsonville Rural Hall Walnut Cove Nancy Reynolds Shoals Germanton Walnut Cove Rural Hall Old Richmond Sandy Ridge Old Richrnond COUNTY TOURNAMENT King Opponents Pine Hall Lawsonville Sandy Ridge Germanton STATE B RACE King Opponents 39 Madison 33 Kernersville JOURNAL-SENT INEL TOURNAMENT King Opponents Midway Low Gap Richfield Welcome Leaksville 2 gl., Jlllfg A ww Z BACK ROW, Left to Right: O. T. Neal, Coach, Kiser, Whitman, Watts, Robertson, Barr. FRONT ROW: Smith, Nance, Tuttle, McGee, Moore. W .,..........W f . . Q W wr? , v ww .A -My ww .fgcfivifiefi IE if wiwmif lllll f 'u....a. v SEIU! anm2E HHI ' an BLA? .Si'A00! Gia The high school glee club is made up of boys and girls who are interested in music study and like to sing. The high lights of the glee club work this year were presenting two radio programs over station W. T. O. B. and a program of Christmas music at the school and one at King Baptist Church during the holiday season. A group of these singers will make up a choir which will furnish music for commencement. The accompanist for the glee club is Betty Searcy. The director is Mrs. Worth Gentry. n tw ge up Q s Blll ,.. r..........J . I llltgl 'l mr-wr I ommerciaf All pupils who study a subject in the Commercial department are members of our Commercial Club. We feel that this year has been a most successful one. Along with all our work, we had a Valentine Party, and we hear that our teacher, Mrs. Newell Newsom, is planning a surprise picnic for us during summer vacation. Of icem SEATED, Left to Right: Betty Searcy, Reporterg .Tune Hall, Presidentg Betty Smith, Secretary. STANDING: Aubrey Smith, Vice Presidentg Doris Kiser, Treasurer. Z5 QQ rn, Secretary, Aubrey Smith T ,VN D . 5 1 f 1: . is ri ,gguiwi 1 'wg gy,-g V. J ,I ilwn ,R H Q .. ,:,. ,.f ...----- , hw Y' CM' ,f V . LJ 8 K-ffribivyihr 33: V' i 1Tv:i?f ,A it Ai 1 Q, .- V- . ,. , Q Q. I AN ifw , i ' MVN' ...vw me min Mg oligliia of flue . The 1948-49 King Chapter f th o e F.F.A. is doing a splendid job in their chapter and project work. Last fall they pruned th h e s rubbery around the school build' made different kinds of furnit ' ings, ure for sale and various articl f es or home use. On December 15, 1948 the Kin Ch , g apter of F.F.A. purchased four feeder pigs one of which we are planning to use for the Fath er-and-Son banquet along with several of the broilers that we are feedin t g ou as another chapter project. These are projects carried on by the chapter, while each individual F F . .A. member had several similar or comparable projects of his own h' w ich he carries on at his home, keeping an accurate record of all receipts and expenses so h ' e will know how he came out on each project when it is finished. The-F.F.A. Chapters inthis Feder t' a ion are planning some Conte sts in dairy cattle, beef cattle, and swine judging, public speakin , and th ' in. g o ers, which we plan to participate M run 11 December 31, 1948. On January 1, 1949, Mr. F. H. Harmon became our new supervisor. r. D. T. Smithwas our superviso t' flei Q 5 . OFFICERS .1 tx KNLJX James Smith, President, Crow McGee, Vice President, kt'- L Rex Ashbu , reasurerg C K Arnold Moore, Reporter' M , ax Baker, Watchdogi Mr. Harmon, Advisor. 1 0 ill! . Betty Searcy, Presidentg Phoebe Manr g, Betty Jo McGee, Secretary, Peggy Denny, Treasurerg Parliamentariang Cleo Bennett, Historian, Sarah Ferguson, Mary F. Long, Pianist. in Vice Pre sidentg fa ANNE LEWIS State Secretary '48-'49 as if fs f BACK ROW, Left to Right: Searcy, Hooker, E. Newsonae, Hall, Manring, Knight, I. Newsome, Southern. THIRD ROW: Barr, Smith, Long, Petree, Venable, Griffin, Boyles. SECOND ROW: Newton, Spainhour, Kiser, McGee, Loggins,Fulk, Mrs. Patterson,Advisor. FRONT ' ' , Ferguson, Cox. ROW: Bennett, Denny, Merritt, Lewis li ii 'fr f11:?fg':'Alw-.L MIS? fM21f ,M, ' W Q.. ., ,MM Va., 4.,.- . Ns Z. 7 ff': Q. 11 I Mv.M? - llll, g Nail' 'JVM i- ' L.6Ll'l0 Qyepz. Z8 ,4 PM QZBJ6. Clif ,gzciefg ...Eh- ,Q-,,...,....--v- ' A scene from our great dram atic effort Th bring us to s e fellows who chooll 'VV iv x 'X 1 e 9 29 Con om icd Cibelof . . ,Y ' lf' OIWLQ 3 ,,.,....f--:fy 3'95TL2f5? 71 30 q+. we LUNCH TIME! ,ff M X S X Q Mrs. Newsome, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Fulk, Mrs. K i Boyles, and Mrs. Rumley prepare our lunches. Thanks, V ladies! '5f K. ,,,,,, .. , K ff g 1 R M , 1 ,. v --5 .: 'N 434+- ' sm MS . .sw ,... 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We Will Clean it Or Dye WALL DRY CLEANERS Phone 1311 Rural Hall, N. C. KING HARDWARE Hardware, Plumbing Supplies Seed, Electrical Appliances Paints and Oils Phone 4212 King, North Carolina GENTRY and MOSER Electrical Appliances, Paints Feeds, Seeds, Groceries Phone 4215 King, North Carolina MC GEE'S SERVICE STATION 81 GARAGE All Types of Motor Repairing Telephone 23F22 Pinnacle, North Carolina R. S. McGee, Proprietor Raylass Department Store We Can Fit The Entire Family from head to foot at Saving Prices Fourth Street--Opposite the Courthouse Winston-Salem, North Carolina X f f X STOKES MOTOR CO. 'Chevrolet - Sales and Service Phone 4211 King, North Carolina FRANK VOGLER 8: SONS Funeral Directors Ambulance Service Dependable for over 91 years Phone 6101 Winston-Salem, North Carolina Compliments of ll UKE PUWER C UMPANY glmy, rr. Mm GMM New Phone Number 4-2441 Winston-Salem, North Carolina .T. A. BOLFLS 8: SON Groceries, Meats, Dry Goods Feeds, Flour, Fertilizer Country Produce Pinnacle, N. C. Phone 23F21 KINQ MEAT MfXKKET Phone 5134 King, N. C. In Winston-Salem BAKER'S ESISO SERVICE it's Car Repairs - Esso Service U. S. Highway 52 A King, North Carouna , JA S' A Uzifrjg sHoPmNe icenren V- of Fourth at Trade phone 5144 Dial 4-3611 lf. Watches-Jewelry-Diamonds SPEARS Mow ggewe Ar 410 N. Main St. - Opp. Reynolds Bldg. Phone 3-3641 Winston-Salem, N. C. We are a store noted for Style and Quality at Reasonable Prices gzanff 04 cgiefff G SITIHRY FHSHIOUS FOI mln RHI H093 Fnurfh 81 Cherry Winston-Salern, N. C. HEKFF -. JON E5 CO. Rings, Invitations, Trophies and Medals Indianapolis , Indiana E. W. Paddison, Representative Mount Airy, North Carolina . 7, R. W. BOLES HARDWARE CO. 'Xb' vp. KX Wsggi. A Complete Line of Hardware 0 n I . ,u i - ' A --f Everything for the Farmer ' A 214-216 West Fourth Street Phone 4132 King, N. C. KING C AFE Plate Lunc he s Sandwiche s Phone 4242 J. V. 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