North Brook High School - Le Souvenir Yearbook (Cherryville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1947 volume:

he reeay soe) Ger eo Start! ae at im es) LE SOUVEI Copyright, 1947 MARY EVELYN PARKER, Editor PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS NortH Brook HicH ScHOOL CHERRYVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA North Brook High School Oh, North Brook, we sing our song of praise to you, Oh, North Brook, to you we ever will be true, Yowve given us a vision that will last for many a day, You’ve helped us, You’ve taught us, Youve trained us in the thoughtful way. 1947 Le Souvemr Staff Art Editor RUBY HOUSER Asst. Art Editor FAYE DEDMON Circulation Manager KENNETH WEHUNT Asst. Business Manager DOT LEATHERMAN Editor EVELYN PARKER Business Manager JOHN BRENDLE , - ‘ a 3AA-20 | Snapshot Editor MEHITABLE BEAM Cartoonist MAURICE HOYLE Publicity Manager EDNA PARKER Advertising Manager JUANITA HOWELL Nie B. BOYLES MRS. HILDA PARKER MR. B. R. HEAVNER Advisor Advisor Advisor The Faculty “Nature and books belong to the eyes that see them.” MR. LUTHER HOUSER Principal No. 3 MR. ELI HOUSER Principal No. 2 Principal MR. J. B. BOYLES MR. NORRIS CHILDERS MRS. REID PARKER History—Coach English—Librarian MR. KERMIT PENDLETON MR. B. R. HEAVNER MR. C. A. NIX Science Math Agriculture MRS. GUY BEAM MRS. HUGH BEAM MRS. CHARLEY BIGGERSTAFF MRS. JOHN BLACK © MRS. ROBERT BOYLES MR. WILFORD DELLINGER MRS. CARL HARRELSON MRS. B. R. HEAVNER MRS. JOHN HEAVNER Elementary MR. WILLIE HULL MRS. CHARLES B. McMILLAN MRS. KERMIT PENDLETON MRS. ED SAIN MISS EDNA SORRELLS MRS. WALLACE WESSON MISS LUCILLE UPTON MRS. LOY YARBRO The Classes “There is a presence in nature and the open which expands the mind and causes cares and worries to drop off.” Crass FLOwER——Carnation Crass Cotors—Pink and White CLASS OFFICERS Kenneth, Wehunt) 2 95.) =) 0). ene President Gerald Baxter . . . . . +. « � £=xVice-President EdnasPanrkerue nn nn nn nr ne Dhesentativc Zona Mae Anthony. . . Secretary and Treasurer Evelyn. Parker) .) at) (. ne i ere Dobler Mascots Senior Class Motto A winner never guits and A quitter never wins.” RITA TAYLOR Se SONNY ANTHONY ZONA MaE ANTHONY TANI (Pretty—Black hair—Modest) Francis MEHITABLE BEAM “Mutt (Snapshots—Lover of fun Cherryville) NDORZAMYN Nf OO Guy Beam, Jr. (Alert—Movies—Wit of court-jester) GERALD BAXTER (Patience—Thoughtful deeds) ALFRED DONOLD BOYLEs PDO. (Quiet—Self confident—Sensible) Lity FayE DEDMON (Industricus—A friend—Kind hearted) Bee Nf Oe JOHN JosEPH BRENDLE (Studious—Accommodating—Refined) Jessie EtizaBeTH Earwoop (Lively—Friendly—Laughing) LEE INEZ ENGLE Nink” (Golden hair—Craziness—Sports) PauLt WarN GANTT (Athletic—Humorous—Arguer) NAO ZAMN N WO Mary Lou FIsHER (Active—Energetic—Talkative) Maurice Ray Hoye Bisa (Wise cracks—Cartoons— Daniel Boone, Jr.) eae MItiis Fereet ewe t « eres sts ane $ eee ee te saseeee See Ne ee LER RS PEREEGeS SRoascaagar Soag TES CME re 4 Siawecet BESS44 Shsdegae saad San ahaa 29e4Seaeqasd €8. 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ROBES TEER Le eee Pes Ruspy Mart Houser (Natural curls—Sincere—Talented) RaYFORD WARREN JENKS “Pee Wee” (Popularity—Gadabout—Different) S E N I O R S Nf Oe Oars ee Juanita Lucretia Howey SON Tia (Basketball—Firmness—Laughing) BayNE WEsLEY LEFLER, Jr. (Ten-gallon hat—Red shirt—Ability) a ER, SED: Nr RE RR ND RTE ORS DorotrHy ETHLEEN LEATHERMAN SDOLe (Popularity—Qualified—Flirt) DorotHy Mart LEATHERMAN “Dottie” (Quick tempered—Brown eyed— Unselfish) Ee = ADOnAMYH JOHN LEATHERMAN, JR. “Johnny” (Manners—6’1”—-Working—Music) DaNIEL LENIOR MOSTELLER eo fe) dE +)� (Thoughtful—Quiet—Easy going) NI O Epna ELIZABETH PARKER Porky” (Leadership—Mischief—Enthusiasm) NorMa JANE SAIN Jane” (Sunny disposition—Unselfish) NDOHZAMN Nf OO Mary EVELYN PARKER Eveline” (Outstanding—Friendly—Business like) JoHN DEAN TALLENT “Dean” (Handsome—Likeable—Hubba hubba) SAMUEL GENE I ALLENT “Gene” (Little but loud—Sweet tempered— Sports) KENNETH Bess WEHUNT Ken’ (Efficient—One girl—Loud shirts) TaARRIEL HOYLE (No Picture) (Unpredictable—Amusing) NF WO GERALDINE TAYLOR “Gertie” (Liked—Chatter—Funny faces) AMANDA Marigz WILLIS Sy Raye (Model girl—Red lips) History of 1947 Senior Class Ding-a-ling! Ding-a-ling! rang the schocl bell on the day in July some twelve years ago. Along the roads to the three North Brooks came little tots that were to make the present senior class. Our hearts were filled with a mixed feeling of hap- piness and sorrow, to think we were old enough to start to school. We were then starting the training that was to be the basis for our lives. It took several weeks to become adjusted to school and acquainted with each other. Then we learned new games and enjoyed recess times very much. In the latter part of grammar school the boys began to take notice of the girls and the girls of the boys. They began the art of grabbing girls’ gloves or books and running with them. This was the beginning of our childhood romances. Starting with the ninth grade, our first year in high school, we put our play- things aside and really got down to work. We were faced with the responsibilities of being the ones who in the future were to be leaders of North Brook High. Our job was also to learn things that would help keep her great name shining. In our Junior year we began to pave the road to our final year in high school. Among the exciting events of that year were the Junior-Senior Banquet, where the girls for the first time wore evening dresses, and the presenting of the Junior Play. The red letter year of our lives, 1947, the fruit of twelve years of hard but pleasant labor, our Senior year! It was then that we, the dignified seniors, had the responsibility of leading the school and keeping her great name clean and raising it to a higher level; this the seniors have done. In the archives of dear old North Brook will go this outstanding year of 1947. As shown by the records, no other year has been any more successful. The Seniors of 47 have shown diligence and originality in sponsoring Le Souvenir and the Babbling Brook, our two school publications. They have expressed their dramatic art in the Senior Play, For Pete’s Sake. They were the backbone of the high flying basketball teams and athletic organizations and were leaders in the movement to revive school spirit and again bring athietic glory to North Brook High School. Thus as we don caps and gowns to receive our diplomas, we think with pride of our accomplishment, but our spirits are humbled by the mountainous tasks ahead of us. Our strength shall not fail, and we shall continue to build upon the founda- tion which we have laid. Fayre DrEpMoN, Class Historian. Who’s Who Best All-Round EpNa PaRKER KENNETH WEHUNT Best Looking ZONA Mak ANTHONY DEAN TALLENT Mos t Studious FavE DEDMON JOHN BRENDLE Most Popular Dot LEATHERMAN WARREN JENKS Most Dignified Ruspy HovskEr JOHNNY LEATHERMAN Most Original EVELYN PARKER Guy Beam, Jr. Most Athletic JUANITA HOWELL PauL GANTT Last Will and Testament We, the Senior Class of North Brook High School, realizing that our work is almost over, and being of sound mind and body, do make and declare this our last will and testament. To our parents, for affection, care and faithful trust, we leave our eternal love and gratitude, with the hope that our lives may be as successful as their fondest dreams could have them be. To the people of Lincoln County we leave our appreciation for the use of North Brook High School while we were acquiring the education with which we shall serve the community. To Mr. Childers and the entire faculty, we leave our thanks for their patience and efforts in making our school career the success it has been. I, Donald Boyles, will my books to who ever will have them. To Sadie Newton I, Evelyn Parker, will my originality. I, Johnny Leatherman, will to Dwight Brown my dignified ways. I, Marie Willis, will to Pearl Gladden my love for drawing. To Robert Sain I, D. L. Mosteller, will my gentleman-like ways. To Irene Sain I, Zona Mae Anthony, will my beauty. I, Wesley Lefler, will to J. D. Baxter my hats and boots. To C. A. Hull I, John Brendle, will my title most intellectual. I, Norma Sain, will my lady-like ways to Ruby Wesson. To Mr. Pendleton I, Gene Tallent, will my good reputation. I, Ruby Houser, will to Earlene Warlick my title most dignified. To Margaret Houser I, Dot Leatherman, will my popularity. I, Gerald Baxter, will my quietness to Robert Dellinger. I, Geraldine Taylor, will to Geneva Brackett my physics book. To Burl Houser I, Dean Tallent, will my good looks. To Ida Boyles I, Inez Engle, will my love for basketball. I, Paul Gantt, will to Blair Wesson my love for sports. To Clara Bell Gantt I, Jessie Earwood, will my ability to laugh on class. To Dwight Brown I, Kenneth Wehunt, will my best all-around qualities. We, Edna Parker and Mehitable Beam, will and bequeath our cheer leading ability to Barbara Jane Beam and Norma Baxter. I, Tarriel Hoyle, will to Bobby Taylor my good habits. I, Mary Lou Fisher, will to Lillage Powell my mischievous ways. To John Smith, Jr., I, Maurice Hoyle, will my love for cartoons. I, Juanita Howell, will to Joan Self my title most athletic. To Charles Leonhardt I, Guy Beam, Jr., will my title most original. To Carolyn Stamey I, Faye Dedmon, will my intelligence. I, Warren Jenks, will to Donald Hoyle my title most popular. To Dot Hoyle I, Dorothy Leatherman, will my basketball position. This being the last will and testament of the Senior Class of 1947. 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(etle, Havmal dato ARDIE SUE BOYLES GENEVA BRACKETT DWIGHT BROWN ROBERT DELLINGER CLARA BELL GANTT PEARL GLADDEN MARGARET HOUSER Cc. A. HULL BEY OUSRUELE (No Picture) MARY LOU KING CHARLES LEONHARDT IRENE SA IN ROBERT SAIN JOAN SELF JOHN SMITH, JR. President Cer Awrunn Vice-President JOHN SMITH, JR. Secretary JOAN SELF Treasurer IRENE SAIN Reporter CAROLYN STAMEY CAROLYN STAMEY BOBBY TAYLOR CAROLYN WARLICK RUBY WESSON BLAIR WESSON HELEN YANCEY (No Picture) SOPHOMORES Present a ant (i eV EC RCON DOE Un Vice-President... .. . =, DonaLtp Hove Secretary - : wal . BrErRYL DELLINGER Treasurer a Pet ae eee SeNELLIES GRONHARDT Reporter . . . . . Barsara JANE BEAM Stes inn NSS a as First row: Dorothy Hoyle, Alda Lee Abernathy, Beryl Dellinger, Betty Dedmon, Alma Houser, Norma Baxter, Coleen Beam. Second row: Ida Boyles, Char- lotta Norman, Betty Jo Boyles, Barbara Jane Beam, Margaret Houser, Iverson Brendle, Jr., Betty Jean Bess. Third row: Nellie Mae Leon- hardt, Earlene Warlick, Clara Nell Sain, Aileen White, Lillage Powell, Sathel Hoyle, Sadie New- ton, Burl Houser. Fourth row: Kermit Lackey, Harold Brown, Robert Hoyle, Ralph Houser, Donold Hoyle, Hugh Leatherman, Carol Wehunt, Merlin Shull. FRESHMEN W. P. MILLER CHARLES BIGGERSTAFF Doris UPTon GAYLE BESS Betty JEAN HUFFMAN Betty JEAN LEATHERMAN First row: Daisy Leatherman, Nellie Ruth Bess, Burhl Jenks, Betty Jean Huffman. Gladys Mar- tin, Sue Smith, Margaret Smith, Katherine Gantt. Second row: Frances Deaton, Aileen Towery, Tunny Max Wil- kison, Ben Leatherman, Carol Beam, W. P. Miller, Max Taylor, Prue Heavner. Third row: Ruth Norman, Gayle Bess, J. D. Baxter, Vernon Boyles, Betty Hoyle, Evelyn Beam, Mar- tha Lee Beam, Ervin Dedmon. Fourth row: Betty Jane Leath- erman, Clyde King, Bobby Beam, Doris Upton, Charles Biggerstaff, Bobby Mosteller, Billy McSwain. Zona Mae: “Dean has a head like a doorknob.” Marie: “How come?” Zona Mae: “Any girl can turn it.” Mr. Pendleton: “Dorothy, ’m ashamed of you. When I was no bigger than you, I could reel all the Presidents off in order without hesitation.” Dorothy: “Yeah; but there was only three or four of them then.” Mr. Childers: “You can’t sleep in my class.” Warren: “If you didn’t talk so loud, I could.” Ruby: “Great Scott! Ive forgotten who wrote Ivanhoe.” Evelyn: “Tll tell you if you'll tell me who the dickens wrote the Tale of Two Cities.” D. L.: “Why are you late?” Kenneth: ‘Class started before I got here.” Father: “My boy, I never kissed a girl until I met your mother. Will you be able to say the same thing to your son?” Donald: “Yes, but not with such a straight face.” Gerald: “Dearest, am I good enough for you?” Dot: “No, but you’re too good for any other ahi” Geraldine: “How many times a day do you shave?” Gene: “Oh, forty or fifty times.” Geraldine: “Say, are you crazy?” Gene: “No, I’m a barber.” Guy: “I went to bed last night and dreamed that I died.” Mary Lou: “And the heat woke you up?” Paul: “What do you mean by telling around that I am deaf and dumb?” Juanita: “It is not so. I never said that you were deaf.” Mrs. Parker: “Name two pronouns.” Faye: “Who? Me?” Tarriel: “Ill never bet again.” Edna: “Oh, yes you will.” Tarriel: “I don’t think so. What will you bet I won't?” Johnny: “Say something soft and sweet to me.” Evelyn: “Custard pie.” I ; ae da Hane iit in i Hh Ht Ha . S a S S = a setengeetyeey YQ : . : Ti inmt a : HEE a) E =) g Pmnanntssitin = es i Ht HAAR iH I! S HH mea Hn ea Y 78 wpe = y een) fx) een rns “2 ts ae a % 8 « � € % 2 3 . 1 oe ae o it Hi, eecsttHl) te ttittitties, ae Sléckioores les, Irene Engle, Raeford Lee Eaker, Christine Boyles, Charles Beam, Kenneth B kie Hoyle, Nellie Sue King, Joan Lingerfelt, Dorothy Lowery, Betty Jean Betty Jo Parker, Ray Parker, Faye Sain, Jr., Edwin Wright, Ethel Yancey, Norman Youn Mrs. John Heavner (teacher), Sue Beam, ary Beth Houser, Merle Hoyle, Glyn Houser, D wnie Lingerfelt, Pauline McDaniel, Ed. Willis, erman, Robert Lee Leonhardt, Lo fax Tallent, Dorothy Wehunt, Mae Willis, Milton Warlick, Sain, Joan Sain, Huel Slaughter, Frank Schronce, M SECOND GRADE Genevieve Brown, Howell Boyles, Bobby Bolick, Herbert Dean Dellinger, Myrtle Goins, Shirley Heavner, David Howell, Dorlene Ingle, Lester Jones, Joyce Leonhardt, Earl Leonhardt, Kathleen Martin, Nancy Jean McMillian, Billy Anne Nelson. Mary Lou Perry, Shirley Perry, Sue Pruitt, Ruby Pruitt, Charles Rinehardt, Nancy Self, Howard Smith, Hal Taylor, Dorothy Taylor, Lois Willis, Annie Willis, Donald Watson, Loyd Willis. She tethy Hilo Faest hor pretty sue Whee caw Sittle Metse da? Tee her aemedecr Fee atatel the shen, Nod thet she cast walk im joss FIRST GRADE Ray Bailey, Garry Baxter, Janice Bax ter, Nella Jane Beam, Jack Bolick, Stowe Brown, Kenneth Carpenter, J. D. Ellis, Ruth Gales, Francis Goins, Janet Har- relson, George Helms, Burl Hull, Ann Leigh, Patricia Ann Lingerfelt, Clarence Long, Jr., Hubert Parker, Edwin Ray Pruitt, Jerry Shull, Lara Smith, Shirley Towary, Clara Mae Wellman, Dorothy Williams, Tommy Ray Williams, Vergie Willis. THIRD GRADE Kay Baxter, Larry Baxter, Donald Beam, Linda Bess, Joe Gantt, Evoid Hoyle, Nancy Jean Lackey, Betty Leigh, Betty Long, Claude Morgan, Geneva Mor- gan, Daniel Parker, J. D. Pruitt, Ray Slaughter, J. D. Smith, Esper Towery, Bobby Watson, Sonja Yoder. FOURTH GRADE Beth Wray Beam, Etta Bolick, Patricia Beam, Coye Raye Beam, Helena Howell, Earline Hoyle, Claude Heavner, Kenneth Helms, Doris Leon- hardt, Joanna Leonhardt, Shirley McSwain, Kenneth Millwood, Franklin Smith, Fred Thompson, Betty Taylor, Clyde Taylor, Helen Wehuni, Raeford Willis, Dwight Willis. FIFTH GRADE Sue Auton, Charles Boyles, Ethel Bowers, Ralph Bolick, John Boli Carlene Beam, Wyatt Dellinger, Prue Engle, Frankie Jean Ellis Billy Carl Heavner, Kenneth Lackey, Martha Jane Leonhardt, Delores Leigh, Alvin Long, Beity Mooney, He Mooney, Evon Queen, Jr., Agnes Self, Tommy Smith, Geneva Taylor, Corine Thomason, Junior Thompson, W. A. Wellman, Howard Williams, Rayford Williams, J. C. Willis, Vangie Willis, Joe Will Watson Shirley Wehunt, Margaret Willis. SIXTH GRADE Earl Beam, Rebecca Baxter, Agnes Ann Bess, John Bolick, Jr., Ralph Bolick, Carlene Beam, Ruth Dellinger, Ruth Foster, Jasper Gales, Billy Grigg, Joan Hoyle, Norris Hoyle, Delores Leigh, Charles McSwain, Carl Thompson, Bobby Taylor, Howard Taylor, Junior Thompson, Shirley Wehunt, Ralph Williams. Xt Ralph Anthony, John Baxter, Alton Beam, Gertie Francis Bess, Mary SE VENTH GRADE Bolick, Gerold Dellinger, Mary Ella Helms, Betty Hull, Bryon Hull, Jr., Bobby Jenks, Donald Leigh, Justine Lingerfelt, Stowe Parker, Magdalene Towery, Edna Turner, Melvin Yoder. FIRST GRADE Mrs. Guy Beam (teacher), Michael Baxter, Nancy Brittain, Helen Blackwell, Clara Lee Braddy, Barbara Jane Canipe, Lottie Cook, Shirlene Craig, Hilda Gantt, James Hallman, Bennett Houser, Ruth Ann Houser, Janet Hoyle, Rachel Hoyle, Barbara Ann Hull, Chloe Jean Hull, Carrol Hudson, Barbara Ann King, Clinton Leatherman, Bobbie Sue Long, Kenneth Saine, Floyd Saunders, Grady Saunders, Jr., Dillard Strange, Jimmy Strange, Coy Self, Larry Smith, Harold Upton, Roy Lee Upton, Sue Weathers, Kempt Weathers, Cleatus White, Hazel White, Jerry White, Linda White, Ruth White, Bobby Jean Waldrop. SECOND GRADE Mrs. Beverly Heavner (teacher), Nancy Boyles, Frankie Sue Beam, Carl Beam, Peggy Beam, Charles Blackwells, J. C. Blackwells, Sybil Davis, Sylvia Davis, Bobby Hudson, Carl Houser, Barbara Hudson, Eugene Jones, Glenda Kean, Richard Michaux, Max Richardson, Wallie Selaniour, Kathryn Sain, Carolyn Taylor, Peggy Jo Vandyke, Jean Wehunt, Virginia Willis. THIRD GRADE Mrs. Hugh Beam (teacher), Noel Brendle, Betty Bumgarner, Euell Blackwell, Robert Baxter, Evelyn Brackett, Patsy Brittain, Ruth Brittain, Jean Canipe, Fonzo Cook, Ralph Cook, Linda Ganit, Jolene Gantt, Harold Hull, Betty Hull, Odis King, Jr., Max Ledford, Arnold Leonhardt, Carrol Mosteller, Katheryn Miller, Lucille Reep, Ralph Reep, Larry Sain, Ray Slaugh- ter, Gene Self, Coleen Self, Forrest Smith, Joe Smith, Mary Sue Strange, Marlene Warlick, Clarence Weathers, Kenneth Weathers, Shirley White, Frances Willis, Sonja Yoder. ba’ BS: ‘ � FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Hessie Biggerstaff (teacher), Sarah Abernathy, Peggy Boyles, Re- becca Baxter, Connie Blackwell, Janice Bumgarner, Jean Canipe, Wilbert Cook, Shirley Gantt, Margaret Grigg, Max Ledford, Nellie Sue Leatherman, Harold Hull, Harvey Houser, . Floyd Shidal, Lessy Prue Sain, Evla Saunders, Larry Sain, Billy Joe Settlemyre, Arbedella Shufford, a tou Willis, Sarah Warlick, Francis Willis, Annie Clyde Warlick, Carrol Taylor, Steve Upton arolyn Hair. FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Hessie Biggerstaff. (teacher), Mary Ann Bess, Ann Beam, Kay Blackwell, Virginia Brittain, Gene Cook, Ted Gantt, Carlene Houser, Jimmy Houser, Nadean Houser, Peggy Houser, Peggy Hull, Ted Hull, Ruby Lee King, Peggy Ruth Leatherman, Myrna Leatherman, Billy Ledford, Annie Lee Reep, Billy Richardson, Nora Richardson, Shirley Richardson, Johnny Blackwell, Myrle Self, Ela Lovelace, Elizabeth Saunders, Fay White, Beatrice Shidal, Charles Davis, Ray White. SIXTH GRADE Wilford Dellinger (teacher), Virginia Brackett, Ann Brendle, Doris Jean Canipe, Evoid Fisher, Alen Houser, Elizabeth Ann Houser, Frankie Jean Houser, Juanita Houser, Peggy Sue Houser, Gracie Marie Leatherman, Verleen Mosteller, Marie Sain, Genell Slaughter, Nora Warlick, Kay Wehunt. SEVENTH GRADE J. Eli Houser (teacher), Billy Abernathy, Hill B. Baxter, Pate Brendle, Jack Beam, Edgar Brackett, Evar Brackett, John Beam, Dorris Boyles, Carrel Bess, George Beam, Howard Biggerstaff, Harrel Bess, Tommy Canipe, Robert Deaton, Beverly Jane Heavner, Shirlene Houser, Guyann Hull, Hebert Houser, Bobby Norman, Willie Lou Richardson, Lillian Sain, Colleen Warlick, Betty Sue Walker, Melvin Yoder. FIRST GRADE Mrs. Wallace Wesson (teacher), Vista Ann Boyles, Leonard Craig, Annie Lou Crawley, William Fredell, Norma Jean Fowler, Jerry Gantt, Virginia Goodman, Brenda Lee Heavner, Elsie Helms, Ted Houser, Carroll Hudson, Carolyn Hull, Mary Ruth Hull, Vertie Sue King, Evan Lail, Josephine Leatherman, Hubert Lee, Max Lee, Walter Lee, Charles Martin, Clyde Martin, Donald Martin, Mary Lou Martin, Wilson Martin, Christine Parker, Linda Sue Pendleton, Margaret Ann Roberts, Colon Sain, Margaret Shull, Faye Smith, Kay Frances Turner, Betty Ruth White, Janis Williams, Faye Willis, Doris Wise. SECOND GRADE Mrs. Robert Boyles (teacher), Paul Bivens, Joyce Ann Cline, Thomas Crowder, Kenneth Cooke, Sherlon Cooke, Flay Crawley, Larry Crowley, Darrel Davis, Bobby Dedmon, Max Fowler, Patsy Hartso, Buddy Hamilton, Billy Houser, Gordon Houser, Katherine Houser, Danny Hull, Ray Hull, Bobby Hudson, Berdene Lingerfelt, Scotty Lingerfelt, Benny Lowery, Margie Martin, Peggy Miller, Don Norman, Donnie Peeler, Patsy Peeler, Buddy Powell, Howard Parker, Mavin Smith, Buddy Yarbor. ee St it TE ce = THIRD GRADE Mrs. Kermit Pendleton (teacher), Ima Jean Auton, Sue Crawley, Bobby Craig, J. C. Davis, Steve Davis, Betty Raye Hull, Ralph Hull, Dorothy Helms, Ervin Helms, Thomas Hallman, Dale Houser, Palmer Houser, Bobby Martin, Willie Mae Martin, Shirley Martin, Dorsie Martin, Carrol Miller, Margaret Norman, Frankie Jean Parker, Guynell Parker, Kenneth Parker, John Proctor, Ray Sain, Melvin Sain, Natomia Shufford, Sue Stines, Ruth Willis, Nell Willis, Joe Forest Willis, Bobby Willis, Nellie Willis. FOURTH GRADE Mrs. rates (teacher), Jr. Bevans, ietiee Brendle, Canipe, Crawley, Bob Crawley, Roberts, Pegg Roberts, Bobby Sain, Avery Sain, Evlala Sain, Forrest Sain, Harold Towery, Keith Young, Annette Yarbor. Ambrose Cline, Shirley Doodman, Bobby Gantt, Matilda Hamilton, Barbara Helms, Bobby Houser, Dan Houser, Ruby Leatherman, Christine Lee, Carol Lingerfelt, Gene Lingerfelt, Dean Mosteller, Naydene Powell, Nancy Sue Rainey, Jr. Willis, SIXTH Betty King, Billie Sain, FIFTH ‘GRADE Miss. Lucille Upton (teacher), Kenneth Auton, Dean Brackett, Jeralene Boyles, Flora Ann Brendle, Barbara Ann Brittain, Franklin Canipe, Harold Craig, Dean Crowder, Buford Davis, Nellie Sue Davis, Alton Heavner, Lois Helms, Louise King, Franklin Houser, Velaria Ann Hoyle, Milton Houser, Billy Hoyle, Bobby Hull, Vida Sue Lingerfelt, Jeanette Leatherman, Walter Lingerfelt, Billy Martin, Franklin Martin, Geneva Martin, Nixon Martin, Nellie Jane Mitchem, Jamie Lee Powell, Nell Powell, Don Sain, J. C. Yancey. GRADE Mr. W. A. Hull (teacher), Alvin Auton, Carroll Boyles, Claude Bivens, Joan Crawley, Shirley Davis, Conley Helms, Dorothy Houser, Wanda Lee Houser, Bobby Lingerfelt, Raeford Lingerfelt, Wayne Lingerfelt, Don Pendleton, Nelson Proctor, Billy M. Sain, Horace Sain, Fred Shuford, Frances Smith, Della Mae Williams. SEVENTH GRAD Mr. Luther Houser (teacher), Gene Bess, Evelene Goodman. Nell Hall man, Jack Houser, Juanita Houser, Faye Hoyle, Fletcher Leatherman, Jewel Leatherman, Bobby Mitchen, Thelma Mosteller, Francis Powell, Muriel Powell, Pat Powell, Rachel Powell, Kenneth Proctor, Grace Parker, Pauline Roberts, Darcus Sain, Dorothy Sain, Betty Joe Smith, Gale Towery, Beuford Williams, Clara Bell Williams, Grace Willis. Activities “Art may err, but nature cannot miss.” STUDENT COUNCIL Edna Parker, Dean Tallent, Hugh Leatherman, Joan Self, Barbara Jane Beam, J. B. Boyles, Dot Leatherman. 8 DRAMATIC CLUB Newton, Bess, Beam, Smith, Martin, Dedmon, Abernathy, Jenks, Gantt, Smith, Bess, Bess, Huffman, White, Houser, Norman, Willis, Parker, Beam, Hoyle, Deaton, Upton, Dellinger, Boyles, Gantt, Engle, Stamey, Self, Wehunt, Houser, Brendle, Towery, Warlick, Hoyle, Baxter, Brown, Houser, Mosteller, Anthony, Howell, Tallent, Boyles, Jenks, Mrs. McMillan, Tallent, Leatherman, Gantt, Parker. PUBLIC SPEAKING Daisy Leatherman, Zona Mae Anthony, Juanita Howell, Mehitable Beam, Dorothy Leatherman, Edna Parker, Johnny Leatherman, Betty Jean Huffman, Betty Jane Leatherman, Evelyn Parker, Clyde King, Tunny Max Wilkinson, C. A. Hull, Mr. C. A. Nix, Director. ® SENIOR 4-H CLUB First row: G. Tallent, Abernathy, Dedmon, G. Beam, Anthony, Newton, Bess, C. Beam, D. Tallent. Second row: D. Leatherman, Gladden, Brown, E. Parker, M. Beam, Smith, B. J. Beam, Baxter, D. Brown. Third row: Norman, G. Bess, Towery, Dellinger, Jenks, Parker, Shull, Leatherman. Fourth row: C. Norman, Boyles, B. J. Boyles, Wehunt, Self, Gantt, D. Leatherman, Engle. Fifth row. Houser, Biggerstaff, C. B. Gantt, Warlick, Jenks, Smith, Baxter, Lackey. Sixth row: Beam, Hoyle, Boyles, Taylor, Dedmon, Hull, Wehunt. ‘ : i BABBLING BROOK STAFF John Brendle, Edna Parker, Mr. Norris Childers, Advisor, Pearl Gladden, Ruby Houser, John Smith, Jr., Coleen Beam, Johnny Leatherman, Faye Dedmon, Barbara Jane Beam, Joan Self. @ GLEE CLUB Gantt, Parker, Willis, Leatherman, Taylor, Fisher, Mrs. Sain, Director, Howell, Upton, Boyles, Hoyle, Leatherman, King, Baxter, Jenks, Gantt, Dedmon, Wehunt, Self, Baxier, Brown, Gantt, Smith, Smith, Leatherman, Norman, Deaton, Houser, Leatherman, Houser, Beam, Leonhardt, Mosteller, Towery, Bess, Beam, Beam, Martin, Hull, Norman, Houser, Jenks, Boyles, Beam, Hoyle, Huffman, Anthony, Tallent, Engle, Leatherman, Smith, Beam, Bess, Beam, Newton, Bess, Tallent. LIBRARY CLUB White, ‘Houser, Houser, Warlick, Baxter, Leatherman, Norman, Upton, Abernathy, Leonhardt, Hoyle, Beam, Sain, Warlick, Hoyle, Dedmon, Towery, Bess, Jenks, Dedmon, Bess, Leatherman, Beam, Dellinger, Beam, Bess, Newton, Smith, Gantt, Mrs. Hilda Parker, Advisor. © F. F. A. CLUB B. Leatherman, G. Tallent, Jenks, Hull, Boyles, D. Tallent, Miller, Biggerstaff, B. Houser, Gantt, G. Beam, Brendle, Lackey, Taylor, D. Mosteller, Leonhardt, Smith, B. Beam, Sain, C. Beam, G. Baxter, Wehunt, H. Brown, D. Brown, Shull, King, Bess, Wilkinson, J. Baxter, R. Houser, Hoyle, H. Leatherman, Dedmon, Taylor, R. Hoyle, M. Hoyle, Wesson, B. Mosteller, V. Boyles, C. Wehunt, Mr. C. A. Nix, Teacher. JUNIOR 4-H CLUB No. 1 First row: Leonhardt, Bess, G. Bess, Beam, Dellinger, Wehunt, Seli. Second row: Gales, Hoyle, Baxter, Hull, Brown. Foster, Houser, Vice-President. Third row: Sain, Program Chairman, Boyles, Parker, Reporter, Lowery, Lingerfelt, Song Leader, B. Sain, F. Sain, Pianist, Tallent, President. Fourth row: S. Beam, King, J. Lingerfelt, D. Wehunt, Secretary and Treasurer, R. Park- er, R. Leonhardt, Leatherman. No. 3 First row: Veleria Ann Hoyle, Francis Smith, Margaret Houser, Jewell Leatherman, Geraldine Boyles, Nellie Sue Davis, Vita Sue Lingerfelt, Jammie Lee Powell, Nell Powell, Jenette Leatherman. Second row: Don Pendleton, Dean Crow- der. Barbara Ann Brittian, Wanda Lee Houser, Nelson Proctor, Shirley Davis, Dor- othy Houser, Eveleen Goodman, Don Sain, Harold Craig. Third row: Wayne Lingerfelt, Dean Bracket, Milton Houser, J. C. Yancey, Joan Crawley, Juanita Houser, Harold Houser. Fourth row: Grace Willis, Betty Joe Smith, Muriel Powell, Jack Houser, Frances Powell. Fifth row: Pat Powell, Rachel Powell, Ken- neth Proctor, Thelma Mosteller, Fay Hoyle. No. 2 First row: Kay Wehunt, Peggy Houser, Ruby Lee King, Nadean Houser, Ann Bean, Rebecca Baxter, Peggy Boyles, Peggy Hull, Mary Ann Bess, Nora Warlick, Nora Richard, Fay White, Ann Brendle. Second row: Vergie Brittian, Dolly Saun- der, Beverly Jane Heavner, Thomas Smith, Dorrus Boyles, Betty Lou Willis, Aileen Houser, Frandie Jean Houser, Evoid Fisher. Third row: Carleen Houser, Bertice Shidal, Wilie Low Richardson, Guyann Hull, Shir- line Houser, Lillian Sain, Grace Leatherman, Janella Warlick, Haward Biggerstaff, Jimmy Houser, Harrol Hull. Fourth row: Jack Beam, George Beam, Marie Sain, Melvon Yoder, Buddy Shidal, Elizabeth Ann Houser, Robert Deaton, Billy Abernathy, John Beam. Fifth row: Peggy Ruth Leatherman, Peggy Sue Houser, Elizabeth Saunder, Doris Jean Canipe, Bobby Norman, Carrol Bess, Verlene Mosteller. Sixth row: Hill Beam Baxter, Colleen War- lick, Clara Bell Houser, Herbert Houser. . ee eho wes “For nature bad but little clay like that of which she moulded them.” a : ELBA GERALD BAXTER ; ef earek : CoLEEN BEAM Manager a Manager Mr. Norris CHILDERS Coach CHEERLEADERS M. Beam, Boyles, B. Beam, Smith, Parker (Leader), Self, Wehunt, Baxter Hoyle, D. Tallent, Gantt, G. Tallent, Jenks, Mr. Childers (Coach), J. Brendle, Jr. Brendle, Wesson, Baxter (Manager), Dedmon, Leonhardt (Assistant Manager), Beam, Brown. Anthony, Houser, Leatherman, Boyles, Howell, Beam (Manager), Earwood, Leatherman, Hoyle, Norman, Parker, Mr. Childers (Coach), Norman, Leatherman, Beam, Engle, Boyles, Bess, Newton. J i HOWELL LEATHERMAN ANTHONY PARKER G. TALLENT JENKS BRENDLE D. TALLENT Sey ew Tri a assidiiaaives ELEMENTARY BASKETBALL TEAMS No. 1 First row: John Baxter, Stowe Parker, Max Tallent, Bryan Hull, Jr., Robert Leonhardt. Second row: Ray Parker, Melton Warlick, Dickie Hoyle, Norman Young, Frank Schronce. No. 3 First row: Mr. Willie Hull, Coach, Don Pendlenton, Billie Hoyle, Wayne Lingertelt, Dan Houser, Bobbie Don Gantt, Don Sain, Harold Craig, Kenneth Proctor. Second row: J. C. Yancey, Harold Houser, Bobbie Crawley, Jack Houser, Milton Houser, Nelson Proctor, Dean Bracket, Bobbie Hull, Pat Powell, Mr. Luther Houser, Assistant Coach. No. 2 First row: Billy Abernathy, Jack Beam, John Beam, Pate Brendle, George Beam, Howard Biggerstaff, Carrol Bess. Second row: Bobby Norman, Melvin Yoder, Hill Beam Baxter, Harrel Bess, Herbert Houser. No. 2 First row: Nora Warlick, Lillian Sain, Guyann Hull, Doris Boyles, Beverly Jane Heavner. Second row: Marie Sain, Grace Marie Leatherman, Willie Lou Richardson, Janelle Warlick, Elizabeth Ann Houser, Frankie Jean Houser. Third row: Peggy Sue Houser, Colleen War- lick, Shirlene Houser, Coach Mr. Dellinger. ELEMENTARY BASKETBALL TEAMS No. 1 First row: Joan Sain, Betty Jo Parker, Betty Sain, Gertie Bess, Nellie Sue King, Mary Beth Houser, Christine Boyles. Second row: Mae Willis, Merle Hoyle, Jus- tine Lingerfelt, Pauline McDaniel, Dorothy Wehunt. No. 3 First row: Darcus Sain, Flora Ann Brendle, Thelma Mosteller, Grace Willis, Francis Pow- ell, Mrs. Robert Boyles, Coach. Second row: Rachel Powell, Muriel Powell, Wanda Lee Houser, Fay Hoyle. Compliments of CAROLINA FREIGHT CARRIERS CORP. CHERRY VILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of G. T. GILBERT CHRISTINE GROCERIES — GAS — OIL LEATHERMAN ° ® ROUTE 1 GAS OIL GROCERIES LINCOLNTON, N. C. MODERN RADIO Compliments of APPLIANCE FRED LONG’S RADIO AND ELECTRICAL SERVICE STATION APPLIANCES Ph 554-W one 554 RIVERBRIDGE Lincolnton, N. C. LINCOLNTON, N. C. WARLICK FUNERAL HOME Compliments of 24-Hour Ambulance Service JOIN OUR MUTUAL BURIAL ASSOCIATION PHONE 477 LINCOLNTON, N. C. poi LINCOLNTONS NT Cae N. C. FRANK H. CROWELL TRACTOR CO. 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STAMEY COMPANY FALLSTON AND POLKVILLE THE PLACE TO BUY DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE AT THE LOWEST PRICE A COMPLETE AND COURTEOUS UNDERTAKING SERVICE Also Official Funeral Directors for FALLSTON MUTUAL BURIAL ASSOCIATION POHILL CHEVROLET COMPANY Sales Service Authorized Dealer LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA | PHONE 344 Cochrane Furniture Company Manufacturers of Dinette Suites LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA DELLINGER’S JEWEL BOX DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY CHINA CRYSTAL Gifts for All Occasions ® Cherryville, N. C. Kings Mountain, N. C. Dial 4221 Phone 336 LINCOLNTON AMUSEMENT COMPANY, Inc. BOX 190 -— LINCOLNTON, N. C. A. E. MILLER, Owner and Manager CENTURY — RIVOLI CENTER THEATRE LINCOLNTON, N. C. MAIDEN, N. C. Telephone No. 188 Dial No. 2611 LESTER — STRAND CHERRYVILLE, N. C. Dial No. 4601 | | | | Compliments of CHERRYVILLE NATIONAL BANK CHERRYVILLE, N. C. CHERRYVILLE ICE FUEL Twenty-five years of pleasant business relations with North Brook people PURE ICE — QUALITY COAL CHERRYVILLE. 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JONES Best Wishes To North Brook School Lincolnton, North Carolina Goodin-Burris Furniture Company We Outfit the Home Phone 259-]J LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENT S20 Ideal Machine Shops Bessemer City, North Carolina BEST WISHES TO NORTH BROOK SCHOOL M. T. LEATHERMAN LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA DORA YARN MILLS With Our Best Wishes CHERRYVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA EVERY CLEVELAND FEED IS A COMPLETE AND DEPENDABLE RATION SHELBY, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF Lincoln Frozen Foods, Inc. Refrigeration and Curing Service Each Month of the Year LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA ROY TROY GROCERY AND MARKET “The Most of the Best for the Least” PHONE 2721 CHERRYVILLE, N. C. Compliments of PUTNAM’S HARDWARE CO. Dial 3341 CHERRYVILLE, N. C. CARPENTER BROTHERS Furniture — Undertaking co CHERRYVILLE, N. C. Compliments of GUY’S CLOTHING STORE + CHERRYVILLE, N. C. FARMER’S UNION SUPPLY CO. Dealers in GROCERIES, FEED STUFF FARM SUPPLIES GALVANIZED ROOFING + CHERRYVILLE, N. C. FIRESTONE HOME and AUTO SUPPLIES CJ and) Ea Cs Beams Owners “A Tire for Every Need” CHERRYVILLE, N. C. HARRELSON COMPANY INC. DRY GOODS — SHOES — CLOTHING READY-TO-WEAR — MILLINERY o CHERRYVILLE, N. C. Compliments of GOLDINER’S DEPT. STORE CHERRYVILLE, N. C. STROUPES JEWELERS LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA EAST MAIN STREET BULOVA — HAMILTONS — ELGINS — WALTHAMS PARKERS — HILBRAS AND RENSIE WATCHES HARVLAND AND SPADE CHINA CORHAM — INTERNATIONAL — WALAS — 1847 ROGERS BROS. AND COMMUNITY SILVERWARE HARLAN HEAFNER CECIL JONES HAL HEAFNER CITY SERVICE STATION TIRES — Recapped, Retreaded, Vulcanized, new — TIRES LINCOLNTON. N. C. WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY DAVIS TIRES WIZARD BATTERIES @ Phone 466 Lincolnton, North Carolina Compliments of LINCOLN CUT-RATE, INC. Walgreen Store BLACK’S GRILL For Good Eats Visit Black’s Grill CURB SERVICE vn NO BEER AND WINE David D. Black MAXWELL BROS. MORRIS Gastonia’s Leading Furniture Store Telephone 1543 223-231 West Main Avenue GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA SAIN’S SHOE SHOP South Academy Street Your Friendly Shoe Man co LINCOLNTON, N. C. JEWEL BOX Friendly Jewelers” WATCHES AND DIAMONDS LINCOLNTON, N. C. Compliments of Saunders Furniture and Radio Store NORGE APPLIANCES AND BENDIX RADIO Located on Court Square LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA McLAIN FISH PRODUCE FINEST IN FISH AND SEA FOODS VEGETABLES AND FRUITS o LINCOLNTON, N. C. HIGH-TONE FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnishing and Electrical Appliances CHERRYVILLE, N. C. Sullivan Motor Co., Inc. Sales Ford Service Cars and Trucks Phone 3731 Cherryville, N. C. B. C. Moore and Sons Shoes — Dry Goods — Clothing Phone 75 Lincolnton, North Carolina Belk-Schrum Company Leading Lincolnton Department Store Lincolnton, North Carolina Helm’s General Store GROCERIES — FEEDS — DRY GOODS NOTIONS — HARDWARE GAS AND OIL Cherryville, Nerth Carolina Compliments of FLAY CASH STORE FLAY, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of GENE JENKS’ GROCERY VALE, NORTH CAROLINA FAIRVIEW SERVICE STATION GROCERIES — FEEDS GAS — OIL Route 1 LINCOLNTON, N. C. PIEDMONT MOTOR CO. Sales — STUDEBAKER — Service Phone 389 LINCOLNTON, N. C. J. RAY BEAM General Merchandise FLAY, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of O. H. VENTERS GROCERY STORE VALE, NORTH CAROLINA H. F. TILLMAN GROCERIES HOT SANDWICHES GAS — OIL LAWNDALE, N. C. Route 3 PROCTOR’S GROCERY FLOUR AND FEED Route 3 VALE, N. C. Compliments of Central Candy and Cigar Company Wholesale Exclusive LINCOLNTON, N. C. MAUNEY USE SUPER-GROW FERTILIZER GROCERY Co. D. A. BEAM CO. SEEDS AND FERTILIZER STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES 4 Phone 130 LINCOLNTON, N. C. SHEEBYaNeG: | | COMPANY Sales — FORD —- Service cia P ET oes ie Authorized Dealer HARDWARE Phone 120 LINCOLNTON, N. C. SHELBY, N. C. HOLLYWOOD THE VOGUE STUDIO DRY CLEANERS Over Efird’s Store KODAK FINISHING AND A. C. McCutchen ENLARGING aa COMMERCIAL WORK 205 East Main Street Mrs. P. V. Apple, Manager Phone 61 HOYLE MOTOR CO. SHELBY SUPPLY SHELBY, C. LINCOLNTON, N. C. Compliments of J. Loyde Thompson Lincolnton, North Carolina Tallent Transfer Co., Inc. Local and Long Distance Hauling Hickory, North Carolina Phone 734-W Longview Furniture Company, Inc. MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY CHAIRS Telephone 1532-J Box 697 HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF Fresh Air Market, Inc. FANCY PRODUCE AND GROCERIES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Phones 179—1394 1212-1216 Government Avenue HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA Guy E. Cline BUICK — PONTIAC Compliments of FRIGIDAIRE ALLIS-CHALMERS LINCOLNTON, N. C. ces LINCOLNTON, N. C. E. 1. SAIN EDD CRAIGS GENERAL MERCHANDISE Repairs Intersection No. 10 and 18 Highway Shoes Harness TIRES — TUBES — GAS — OILS ceo VALE, NORTH CAROLINA VALE, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF Rocky Ford Hatchery BOX 26 PHONE 471-W LINCOLNTON, N. C. A Complete ONE-STOP Poultry Service Chicks — Feed — Supplies — Sanitation — Remedies 17 Years of Faithful Service to Poultrymen Compliments of SERVICE CLEANERS J. M. HOWELL AND SONS GROCERIES — GAS — OIL “Quality and Service” Route 1 PALUSION ON oC. CHERRYVILLE, N. C. DIXIE HOME STORES Where the Dollar Does Its Duty MEATS AND GROCERIES LINCOLNTON, N. C. W holesale Groceries SHELBY, N. C. Compliments of EAGLES STORES dc to $1.00 LINCOLNTON, N. C. Compliments of WALDENSIAN BAKERY CO. Bakers of SUNBEAM BREAD SHEE VaaNeG- Compliments of LINCOLN HARDWARE LINCOLNTON, N. C. GOCDNIGHT BROTHERS WHOLESALE FRUITS, EGGS AND VEGETABLES GASTONIA, N. C. LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS Leads in LOCAL NEWS ALL ADVERTISING ALL CIRCULATION LINCOLNTON, N. C. RHODES CORRIHER IMPLEMENT CO. ALLIS-CHALMERS FARM MACHINERY AND LIVESTOCK LINCOLNTON, N. C. Compliments of of VICTORY BEAUTY SHOP LINCOLNTON, N. C. HOMESLEY CHEVROLET CO. Serving the people of this community for fifteen years HOMESLEY SUPER SERVICE STATION CHER RY Vile yeINGn Ge Crosby-Square Shoes Manhattan Shirts THE MEN’S SHOP Complete Line MEN’S FURNISHINGS REGAL-AIR TIES C. R. Hartman, Proprietor East Main Street LINCOLNTON, N. C. Compliments of of LINCOLNTON B. L. ASSOCIATION V. M. Ramseur, Secretary LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA CHERRY MOTORS Chrysler — Plymouth PHONE 2791 D. F. Beam — M. S. Beam COERRYVIEEER NIG: Compliments of of RAMSEUR HARDWARE CoO. Established 1887 PHONE 38 LINCOLNTON, N. C. ECONOMY AUTO SUPPLY GOODRICH TIRES BATTERIES Phone 307 105 East Main Street LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA EDDIE ADAMS MEATS AND GROCERIES Phone 163 WE BUY HIDES Academy Street LINCOLNTON, N. C. GALLOWAYS DIXIE SUPPER CLUB DEPT. STORE T.-Bone Steaks eT he iStyles Center Chicken Dinners the Town” Sandwiches CHERRYVILLE, N. C. CHERRYVILLE, N. C. Compliments TAYLOR BROTHERS of GROCERIES — FEEDS — DRY GOODS FLAY NOTIONS — HARDWARE GIN COMPANY GAS — OIL CHERRYVILLE, N. C. VALE, N. C. Compliments of J. CLYDE ARROWOOD SCRUM MOTOR BUILDERS SUPPLIES COMPANY Sales — HUDSON — Service “Service and Satisfaction” Phone 407 Phone 134 LINCOLNTON, N. C. LINCOLNTON, N. C. ROBINSON’S LINCOLN BONDED AUTO SERVICE WAREHOUSE Co. Automotive Maintenance Cotton Storage and Repair PHONE 215 East Main Street LINCOLNTON, N. C. LINCOLNTON, N. C. Dodge - Plymouth Sales and Service HINSON’S GARAGE Phone 296 LINCOENTON: IN] GC; HULL’S FRESH AIR MARKET FRESH VEGETABLES AT ALL TIMES Phone 692 LINCOLNTON, N. C. Compliments of HOVIS GROCERY L. C. Hovis, Proprietor Phone 302 LINCOLNTON, N. C. DR. E. S. WEHUNT Dentist Phone 2381 CHERRYVILLE, N. C. WILLIS APPLIANCE CoO. RULANE Gas SERVICE Phone 673 LINCOLNTON, N. G. SAIN AND HALLMAN GROCERS MEATS AND FANCY GROCERIES COURT SQUARE LINCOLNTON, N. C. Compliments of J.C. PENNEY CO. SHELBY, N. C. Compliments of RAMSEUR’S CENTRAL CAFE LINCOLNTON, N. C. LINEBERGER BROS., inc. Cotton Buyers Phone 199 LINCOLNTON, N. C. CENTRAL SERVICE STATION WASHING AND GREASING POLISHING AND WAXING Phone 43 LINCOLNTON, N. C. See DAVE LERNER for Clothing, Shoes, Dry Goods LINCOLNTON, N. C. DRUM’S FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Day or Night PHONE 66 North Academy Street LINCOLNTON, N. C. Compliments of MAR - JO - SHOPPE Ladies’ Ready-to-W ear LINCOLNTON, N. C. DRUM’S FLORIST Flowers Wired Anywhere “The Beauty of Our Business is Flowers” PHONE 566 North Academy Street LINCOLNTON, N. C. Compliments of ROSE’S 5c, L0c 25c Store LINCOLNTON, N. C. Compliments of LINEBERGER BROTHERS, Inc. Cotton Buyers Phone 199 LINCOLNTON, N. C. a aha) ‘ vay 4 teu