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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1948 volume:

SOUVENIR. 9 48 Published. by the Jeni ‘a 7 ‘ North A A Sule! Ce he reopile Werth Gre lina 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, You’ve given us a vision that will last for many a day, You’ve helped us, You’ve taught us, You’ve trained us in the thoughtful way. - Dedication We, the Senior Class, wish to show by the dedication of this annual our appreciation to you who, for the past five years, has been not only our teacher, but our friend. In years to come, we may forget the formulas of Mathematics we have learned, but the sound philos- ophy of life you have given us, the ideals of character you have set before us, and the good nature you have used in dealing with us, have so influenced our lives that we cannot forget. Because of these and many other things you have done for us, we wish to dedicate volume nine of Le Souvenir to you, Mr. Heavner. Business Managers C. A. Hutt HucH LEATHERMAN Advertising Managers JOHN SMITH, JR. Dwicut Brown Assistant Editors CAROLYN STAMEY DorotHy HoyYLeE Editor JOAN SELF Cartoonist Circulation Manager CHARLES LEONHARDT ROBERT DELLINGER Snapshot Editor Publicity Manager Ciara BELLE GANTT IRENE SAIN Art Editor PEARL GLADDEN as Seared Gee SS TS a “ potenasisieatecctt ‘ soso piven nic Ni taR RS ESC SS CONN BNR DE ESA rnrebnonomaasenrsinctciitten racer ensTen 0h enzo Mr. D. O. RupIsILu Principal Mr. Norris CHILDERS Mrs. Rrerp PARKER History—Coach English—French Math Mr. Kermit PENDLETON Mr. C. A. Nrx Mrs. HELEN WricHT Science - Agriculture ; Music Miss Edna Sorrels Mrs. C. B. Harrelson Mrs. Ed Saine ae em EHn Blackie Mres Elene McMillan Mrs. B. R. Heavner Mrs. Hugh Beam Mrs. John Heavner Mr. Eli Houser Biggerstaff Mr. Wilford Dellinger Mr. Luther Houser Mrs. Wallace Wesson Mrs. Loy Yarboro Mrs. Charles B d if, Miss Lucille Upton. Mrs. Kermit Pendleton Mr. W. A. Hull Sa Scevtircomnoc omennicarenrnirncabes y SET nnn eat aN eTe te TT TT TOA TROON NOME AER ? AOA NAS eA REIS RR anaes St i et ARR CERT ETI NINES MOTTO: ‘Finish what Mascots NorMA KEAN ‘RONNIE GANTT you attempt.” Crass FLower: Rose Crass Cotors: Blue and White PYESIDONE Gc Uae Cad A EE: Vice-President.......cssceeeeeeD OHN SMITH, JR. SST al Lea) Panera pal ahs) UIA IBMT Peet tas ath 9 of TTEASUTET......00...0000se0e00e000eeeC LARA BELLE GANTT FREDOTLET soccer secre eee OLERINEE | SS AT ARDIE SUE BOYLES “By the work, one knows the workman.” GENEVA BEATRICE BRACKETT “The only way to have a friend is to be one.” Guy DwicHt Brown “Let tomorrow take care of tomorrow.” FO RS CLARA BELLE GANTT 39 its own excuse for being. “Beauty has “A fine fellow in all respects” Daisy PEARL GLADDEN “Best all-round” describes Pearl. MARGARET SUE HOUSER “Of best things upon the earth, a faith- ful friend is best.” Mary Lou KInG “A merry heart that laughed at care had she.” GOLA TULLE “He led the way.” On Ss CHARLES WESLEY LEONHARDT “Never do today what you can ‘get out of’ tomorrow.” Betry ANN LEONHARDT “A quiet and gentle heart has she.” Rew BEAM LEONHARDT “A boy, he seems of happy yesterdays and confident tomorrows.” RoBERT THOMAS SAIN “Never say more than is necessary.” NETTIE IRENE SAIN “Irene is always quiet, good-natured, and dependable.” FRANCES JOAN SELF “The sort of person we like to have around.” POR S CAROLYN BEAM STAMEY “The reward of a thing well done, is to have done it.” Boppy DALE TAaYLor “To worry little and work less, is my idea of happiness.” JoHN Otto SmiTH, JR. “For even though vanquished he could argue still.” Seniors Briar FRANKLIN WESSON “A jolly-good sport wherever he goes.” To The School You’ve meant a million things to us In all these mixed up years. You’ve stirred emotions in our hearts With sadness and good cheers. We could never repay you For all the things you’ve done, For all the happiness you’ve brought, The things for us you’ve won. May we never forget you With the memories that die, But always leave a place in our hearts For North Brook Hi. GENEVA BRACKETT FEMISTER BOYLES (Special Student) As I Remember” Best Looking Most Popular CLARA BELLE GANTT JoAN SELF Dwicut Brown C. A. Hui. Best Sports IRENE SAIN LAIR XVESSON Most Intellectual Best All-Around CAROLYN STAMEY PEARL GLADDEN Rosert DELLINGER JOHN SMITH, JR. Class History It was the middle of July, 1943, a calm, peaceful, autumn day, radiant with the sunshine of hope, cheer, and joyous promise, that the good ship, North Brook School, stood at anchor at the wharf of a new school year. It was the same old ship that had carried many passengers to safe harbor in the Land of Great Wisdom. So with forty aboard, the ship set sail for the Fountain of Perfect Understanding. As the ship stood at anchor on that eventful morning of July, the passengers began to arrive. We were naturally very enthusiastic and asked many eager questions of our Captain, Mr. Heav- ner, as to the incidents of our voyage, and its probable length, and were assured that, if we were persevering and diligent in our duties, we should easily reach our destination at the end of four years. The first year of our journey was completed successfully with the excep- tion of a few passengers who were left at sea. It would take too long to read the complete log of our voyage. It would be very interesting to tell the many delightful experiences, the many wonderful les- sons, the changes in the list at the various ports along the way, the parting from this one, and the welcoming of that, ourselves, the nineteen who still remain to- gether to land at Commencement Wharf. We must not divulge the secrets of our shipmates. We must not forget the loyalty due to our class colors so valiantly flying at the masthead. It has been a most wonderful voyage, and we have accumulated many souvenirs from every port, always guarding against the excess baggage, which would not be of service to us on the yet greater voyage of Real Life upon which we are to embark. We shall go on writing new logs of greater adven- ture, and yet more wonderful discovery, for while the Voyage of High School Life is at its end, the Voyage of Real Life is just begun. Class Historian IRENE SAIN Last Will and Testament We, the Senior Class of 1948, being about to pass out of this sphere of education, in full possession of a crammed mind, well trained memory, and almost superhuman under- standing, do make and publish this, our last will and testa- ment, hereby revoking and making void all former wills carelessly spoken, one to the other, as the thoughtless wish of an idle hour. To the classes that follow, we, the Class of ’48, one of the smallest in recent years, hope you enjoy the four High School years you spend here as much as we have. To Mrs. Parker, our home room teacher, we, the Class of 1948, will our best wishes. To Norma Baxter, I, Clara Belle Ganti, will my beauty. I, Charles Leonhardt, will my mischievousness to Kermit Lackey. I, Geneva Brackett, will my love for poetry to Earlene Warlick. To Burl Houser, I, Dwight Brown, will my title, most handsome. I, Irene Sain, will my title, best sport, to Sadie Newton. I, Robert Dellinger, will my title, most intellectual, to Hugh Leatherman. To Dot Hoyle, I, Betty Leonhardt, will my gift of gab. To Harold Brown, I, C. A. Hull, will my title, most popular. I, Joan Self, will my title, most popular, to Barbara Jane Beam. To Max Eaker, I, Reid Leonhardt, will my bright sox. I, Mary Lou King, will my lady-like ways to Beryl Bel- linger. To Carol Wehunt, I, John Smith, Jr., will my best all-round qualities. I, Ardie Sue Boyles, will my quietness to Alda Lee Aber- nathy To Buck Warlick, I, Blair Wesson, will my methods of playing basketball. I, Pearl Gladden, will my title, best all-round, to Coleen Beam. To whoever will cultivate them, I, Bobby Taylor, will my good habits. I, Carolyn Stamey, will my title, most intellectual, to who- ever earns it. I, Robert Sain, will my quietness to Carol Beam. To Alene White, I, Margaret Houser, will my French book. In witness whereof, we, the Class of 1948, have to this, our will, written on one sheet of parchment, set our hands and seal this the thirty-first day of May, 1948. Betty LEONHARDT, Class Testator BERHL HOUSER icture) LOIS WELLMAN (No P CLASS OFFICERS HUGH LEATHERMAN. ..ssscsseccecosssrsscssessosssesoscocssesoesecesseeol TESIENL Donaup HOovLe........... ..eVice-President CHARLOTTE NORMAN. i.ccscsccccecssssssssssececssscersseseeesssieososot CCPELATY Marcaret HovuseEr.. 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BAXTER BOBBIE BEAM CAROL BEAM EVELYN BEAM WAYNE BEAM GAYLE BESS NELLIE BESS CHARLES BIGGERSTAFF VERNON BOYLES FRANCES DEATON ERVIN DEDMAN KATHERINE GANTT PRUE HEAVNER JEAN HOFFMAN BETTY HOYLE HARVEY HOUSER BURHL JENKS CLYDE KING BETTY JANE LEATHERMAN DAISY LEATHERMAN GLADYS MARTIN BILLY McSWAIN W. P. MILLER RAY MOONEY BOBBY MOSTELLER RUTH NORMAN GLADYS SAIN MARGARET SMITH SUE SMITH MAX TAYLOR AILEEN TOWERY DORIS UPTON TUNEY MAX WILKINSON VEVA YODER CLASS OFFICERS CHARLES GODFREY President Faye SAIN Reporter Betty Jo PARKER Treasurer MILToN WaRLICK Vice-President DorotHy WEHUNT Secretary SUE BEAM CHRISTINE BOYLES MARY BETH HOUSER MERLE HOYLE NELLIE SUE KING DOROTHY LOWERY JOAN LINGERFELT BETTY JO PARKER FAYE SAIN JOAN SAIN BETTY SAIN DOROTHY WEHUNT CHARLES BEAM KENNETH BOYLES RAEFORD EAKER CHARLES GODFREY DICKIE HOYLE GLYN HOUSER F. D. LEATHERMAN ROBERT LEONHARDT LONNIE LINGERFELT RAY PARKER MAX TALLENT MILTON WARLICK EDWIN WRIGHT ED WILLIS, JR. NORMAN YOUNG EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Eveleen Goodman, Gertie Frances Bess, Beverly Jane Heavner, Eva Brack- ett, Gale Towery, Marjorie Wellman, Lillian Sain, Jewell Leatherman. Second Row: Clara Bell Houser, Nell Hallman, Howard Biggerstaff, Robert Deaton, Carrel Bess, Ralph Anthony, John Baxter, Billy Abernathy, Grace Willis. Third Row: Juanita Houser, Jack Beam, Betty Jo Smith, Doris Boyles, Frances Powell, Faye Hoyle, Muriel Powell. Fourth Row: Shirleen Houser, Pat Powell, Bobby Norman, Thelma Mosteller, Bryan Hull, Jr., Coleen Warlick, Rachel Powell. Fifth Row: Guyann Hull, Betty Sue Shull, Harrel Bess, Gene Dellinger, Justine Lingerfelt, Mary Helms. Top Row: Pate Brendle, Gerald Brown, John Beam, George Beam, Herbert Houser, Stowe Parker, Hill Beam Baxter, Kenneth Proctor, PRIMARY BUILDING NO. 1 FIRST GRADE NO. 1 Cathey Beam, Foxene Boyles, Jackie Wray Beam, Freida Baxter, Denie Baxter, Robert Bess, Ted Beam, Steve Beam, Bobby Bolick, Brenda Lee Carpenter, Brenda Sue Engle, Earlene Godfrey, James David Gladden, Galen Helms, James Howell, Jr., Loretta Johnson, Brenda Lackey, Josephine Lail, Wray Leonhardt, Kathleen Martin, Garlan Neil, Dorlene Roberts, Carroll Roberts, Mary Strange, Carl Strange, Howard Smith, Jeraldene Towery, Sue Towery, Fred Taylor, Hugh Thompson, Kenneth Willis, Ronald Wehunt, Kay Willis, Reaves Woodie, Myrle Walker. SECOND GRADE NO. 1 Jack Bolick, Hal Boyle, Genevieve Brown, J. D. Ellis, Hattie Gladden, Jimmy Gladden, J. P. Gladden, Myrtle Goins, Max Gorden, Shirley Heavner, David Howell, Mary Sue Lail, Joyce Leonhardt, Earl Leonhardt, Clarence Long, Nancy Jean McMillan, Billie Ann Nelson, Mary Lou Perry, Shirley Perry, Helen Sue Pruitt, Nancy Self, Laura Smith, Dorthy Taylor, Hal Taylor, Annie Willis, Lois Willis, Loyde Willis. THIRD GRADE NO. 1 Ray Bailey, Garry Baxter, Janice Baxter, Nella Jane Beam, Charles Blackwell, Kenneth Carpenter, Ruth Gales, Francis Goins, Joe Helms, Burl Hull, Patricia Ann Lingerfelt, Claude Morgan, Hubert Parker, Charlie Poteat, Jerry Kenneth Shull, Clara Mae Wellman, Dorthy Williams, Tommy Ray Williams, Vergie Willis. seh onsite FOURTH GRADE NO. 1 Kay Baxter, Larry Baxter, Donald Beam, Lynda Bess, Eudell Blackwell, Joe Grantt, Earling Hoyle, Evoid Hoyle, Nancy Jean Lackey, Betty Long, Geneva Morgan, J. D. Smith, Esper Towery. Teacher—Edna Sorrel. FIFTH GRADE NO. 1 Beth Wray Beam, Coy Ray Beam, Connie Blackwell, Etta Bolick, Claude Heavner, Kenneth Helms, Helena Howell, Doris Leonhardt, Joanna Leonhardt, Shirley McSwain, Betty Long, Franklin Smith, Clyde Taylor, Fred Thompson, Helen Wehunt, Dwight Willis, Raeford Willis, Charles Wooley. SIXTH GRADE NO. 1 Ethel Bowers, Charles Bowers, Wyatt Dellinger, Prue Engle, Frankie Jean Ellis, Carl Heavner, Kenneth Lackey, Martha Jane Leonhardt, Alvin Long, Betty Jean Mooney, Evan Queen, Agnes Self, Tommie Smith, Geneva Taylor, Corene Thomason, W. A. Wellman, Howard Williams, Rayford Williams, J. C. Willis, Vangie Willis. Teacher—Mrs. C. B. Harrelson. SEVENTH GRADE NO. 1 Rebecca Baxter, Earl Beam, Carlene Beam, Agnes Bess, John Bolick, Albert Blackwell, Ruth Dellinger, Ruth Foster, Jasper Gales, Jimmie Godfrey, Billy Grigg, Joann Hoyle, Norris Hoyle, Alice Anne Lail, Charles McSwain, Billy Poteat, Junior Thomason, Carl Thomason, Howard Taylor, Bobby Taylor, Shirley Wehunt, Ralph Williams. Teacher—Mrs. C. B. Harrelson. NORTH BROOK NO. 2 FIRST GRADE NO. 2 Fred Brackett, Steve Brittain, Buddy Boyles, Brenda Bumgarner, Martha Brown, Clarence Cook, Everett Cook, Brenda Craig, Brenda Earwood, Darrel Hull, Jimmy Houser, Nathan Houser, Linda Houser, Carrol Hudson, Janet Hoyle, Edward Ingle, Dale Gene King, Elwin Lackey, Mary Michaux, Tommy Richardson, Ruby Richardson, Ray Reep, Floyd Saunders, Coy Self, Nellie Self, J. T. Smith, Dot Strange, Donald Towery, Sammie Lee Tallent, Gene Upton, Jerry White, C. M. White, Cletus White, Ruth White. Teacher— Mrs. Guy Beam. SECOND GRADE NO. 2 Michael Baxter, James Hallman, Stowe Brown, Harold Upton, Bobby Hudson, Grady Saunders, Clinton Leatherman, Bennett Houser, Larry Smith, Roy Lee Upton, Ke nneth Sain, Lottie Cook, Ruth Ann Houser, Shirlene Craig, Hazel White, Rachel Hoyle, Cloe Jean Hull, Linda Sue White, Hilda Gantt, Bobbie Sue Long, Barbara King, Barbara Hull, Barbara Canipe. No pictures: Clara Lee Braddy, Johnny Spencer, Nancy Brittian, Helen Blackwell, Joan Walker. THIRD GRADE NO. 2 Peggy Beam, Carl Beam, J. C. Blackwell, Nancy Boyles, Sybil Davis, Sylvia Davis, Carl Houser, Betty Hull, Barbara Hudson, Glenda Kean, Richard Michaux, Lucille Reep, Max Richardson, Gene Self, Carolyn Taylor, Peggy Jo Vandyke, Howard Walker, Bobby Jo Wehunt, Gean Wehunt, Virginia Willis. FOURTH GRADE NO. 2 Betty Bumgarner, Noel Brendle, Patsy Brittian, Ruth Brittian, Evelyn Brackett, Ralph Cook, Fonzo Cook, Jolene Gantt, Linda Gantt, Harold Hull, Katherine Miller, Carrol Mosteller, Arnold Leonhardt, Coleen Self, Joe Smith, Forest Smith, Shirley White, Sonja Yoder, Marlene Warlick. FIFTH GRADE NO. 2 Francis Abernathy, Peggy Boyles, Janice Bumgarner, Rebecca Baxter, Jean Canipe, Shirley Gantt, Max Ledford, Arbedella Shufford, Nellie Sue Leatherman, Eula Saunders, Lessy Prue Sain, Larry Sain, Junior King, Sarah Warlick, Annie Clyde Warlick, Betty Lou Willis, Frances Willis, Steve Upton. Teacher—Mrs. Hessie Biggerstaff. SIXTH GRADE NO. 2 Faye White, Dolly Saunders, Mary Ann Bess, Peggy Hull, Ann Beam, Ruby Lee King, Nadeane Houser, Peggy Houser, Myrna Leatherman, Nora Richards, Shirley Richardson, Kay Brendle, Carlean Houser, Harold Hull, Billy Richardson, Charles Davis, Jimmy Houser, Thomas Smith, Ella Jane Lovelace, Vergie Brittian. SEVENTH GRADE NO. 2 Alene Houser, Elizabeth Houser, Peggy Houser, Frankie Jean Houser, Juanita Houser, Virginia Brackett, Doris Jean Canipe, Marie Sain, Verlen Mosteller, Gracie Leatherman, Nora Warlick, Janelle Warlick, Kay Wehunt, Evoid Fisher, Ann Brendle. NORTH BROOK NO. 3 FIRST GRADE NO. 3 First Row: Bettye Faye Martin, Edith Lowery, Alice Beaver. Second Row: Alfred Canipe, Lee Beaver, Arnold Norman, Mickey Blackwood, Joe Forest Cline. Third Row: Tyrone Blanton, Buddy Peeler, Mary Clark, Shirley Helms, Hazel Lean Houser. Fourth Row: Brenda Kay Sain, Patricia Ann Houser, Faye Willis, Mrs. Wesson—Teacher, Dean Hoyle, Carl Lindsay. SECOND GRADE NO. 3 Carolyn Hull, Doris Wise, Christene Parker, Margaret Shull, Mary Ruth Hull, Janis Williams, Leonard Craig, Evan Lail, William Fredell, Virginia Goodman, Martha Cook, Brenda Heavner, Faye Smith, Jimmy Blackwood, Robert Kinsey, Ted Houser, Charles Martin, Linda Sue Pendleton, Elsie Helms, Kay Frances Turner, Jerry Gantt, Norma Gene Fowler, Margaret Ann Roberts, Vista Ann Boyles, Vertie Sue King. Teacher—Mrs. Yarboro. THIRD GRADE NO. 3 First Row: David Queen, Max Fowler, Max Powell, Danny Hull, Thomas Crowder, Gordon Houser. Second Row: Katherine Houser, Betty Jane Clark, Darrell Davis. Third Row: Berdene Lingerfelt, Shirley Davis, Joyce Ann Cline, Nelson Yarbro. Fourth Row: Patsy Peeler, Mavin Smith, Don Norman, Donny Peeler, Ray Hull. Seated: Patsy Hartsoe, Joyce Ann Reep, Peggy Miller, Benny Lowery. Standing: Billy Houser, Sherlan Cook, Flay Walker, Bobby Dedmon, Kenneth Cook. Teacher—Mrs. Kermit Pendleton. Not shown: Larry Crawley, Joe Roberts, Albert Reep, Howard Parker, Margie Martin. rm FOURTH GRADE NO. 3 First Row: Nell Willis, Sue Stines, Maralyn Stroupe, Bobby Craig. Second Row: Dorothy Helms, Natomia Shuford, Guynell Parker, Margaret Norman, Sue Alice Crawley, Ruth Willis. Third Row: Imo Jean Auton, Betty Raye Hull, Willie Mae Martin, Thomas Hallman, John Proctor, Ralph Hull, Steve Davis. Fourth Row: Lauren Cook, Jr., J. C. Davis, Palmer Houser, Carrol Miller, Ervin Helms. Teacher—Miss Lucille Upton. Not shown: Dale Houser, Bobby Martin, Darsie Martin, Frankie Jean Parker, Kenneth Parker, Kenneth Roark, Melvin Sain, Joe Forrest Willis, Kathryn Miller. FIFTH GRADE NO. 3 Keith Young, Kenneth Shuford, Earl Roark, Carrol Lingerfelt, Bobby Sain, Bobby Gantt, Bobby Crawley, Junior Cline, Junior Bivens, Junior Willis, Gene Lingerfelt, Ambrose Canipe, Bobby Houser, Harrell Towery, Dan Houser, Walter Crawley, Leroy Clark, Mildred Brendle, Annette Yarboro, Eulala Sain, Shirley Goodman, Barbara Helms, Dean Mosteller, Nancy Raney, Ethel Mae Auton, Naydene Powell, Ruby Reep, Ruby Leatherman, Christine Lee. 4 0) PRRs et SIXTH GRADE NO. 3 First Row: Alton Heavner, Nellie Sue Davis, Louise King, Dean Crowder, Jeanette Leatherman, Nell Powell, Janie Lee Powell, Nellie Jane Mitchem, Velora Anna Hoyle. Second Row: Barb ara Ann Brittian, Geraldine Boyles, Vita Sue Lingerfelt, Leora Ann Brendle, Lois Helms, Franklin Houser, Mr. Houser—Teacher. Third Row: Bobby Hull, Milton Houser, Carol Bingham, Harold Craig, Billie Hoyle. Not shown: Kenneth Auton, Gene Blackwood, J. C. Cook, Franklin Canipe, Beaufort Davis, Harold Houser, Walter Lingerfelt, Nixon Martin, Billie Martin, Dan Sain. SEVENTH GRADE NO. 3 First Row: Shirley Davis, Betty King, Wanda Lee Houser. Second Row: Dorothy Houser, Frances Smith, Margaret Houser, Della Mae Williams, Don Pendleton, Nelson Proctor. Third Row: Fred Shuford, Don Lingerfelt. Teacher: Mr. Luther Houser. Not shown: Arlin Auton, Joan Crawley, Bobby Lingerfelt, Raeford Lingerfelt, Wayne Lingerfelt, Norris Randall, Mary Frances Roberts, Horace Sain, Fred Towery. Babbling Brook Staff First Row: Betty Ann Leonhardt, Irene Sain, Barbara Jane Beam, Pearl Gladden. Second Row: Blair Wesson, Norma Baxter, Dorothy Hoyle. Third Row: Robert Dellinger, Edgar Hoffman, Berhl Houser, Femister Boyles, Betty Dedmon, Ida Boyles, Junior Brendle, Kermit Lackey, Sathel Hoyle, Earlene Warlick, Mr. Childers. . 4-H Club First Row: Charlotte Norman, Norma Baxter, Betty Jean Bess, Sadie Newton, Faye Sain, Mary Beth Houser, Betty Jo Parker, Dorothy Wehunt. Second Row: Beryl Dellinger, Carolyn Stamey, Pearl Gladden, Alda Lee Abernathy, Betty Dedmon, Joan Lingerfelt. Third Row: Barbara Jane Beam, Joan Self, Clara Belle Gantt, Betty Leonhardt, Irene Sain, Coleen Beam, Billy McSwain, Max Tallent. Fourth Row: Carol Wehunt, John Smith, Jr., Harold Brown, Robert Dellinger, Bobby Beam. Fifth Row: J. D. Baxter, C. A. Hull, Charles Leonhardt, Max Eaker, Reid Leonhardt, Max Taylor, Ervin Dedmon. Public Speaking Club First Row: Norman Young, Ed Willis, Jr.. Joan Lingerfelt, Max Tallent, Lonnie Lingerfelt. Second Row: Femister Boyles; Betty Jean Leatherman, Milton Warlick, Dickie Hoyle, Betty Jean Hoffman, Mr. Nix, Director. Glee Club First Row: Gayle Bess, Nellie Ruth Bess, Coleen Bean, Charlotte Norman, Norma Baxter, Alda Lee Abernathy, Betty Dedmon. Second Row: Evelyn Beam, Aileen Towery, Betty Hoyle, John Smith, Jr., Barbara Jane Beam, Carol Wehunt, Betty Jo Parker, Beryl Dellinger Dorothy Wehunt. Third Row: Doris Upton, J. D. Baxter, Ruth Norman, Betty Jane Leatherman, Donald Hoyle, Robert Hoyle, Berhl Houser, Max Tallent. Library Club i Burhl Jenks, Prue Heavner, Betty Hoyle, Evelyn Beam, Sathel Hoyle, Sue Beam, Nellie Sue King, Margaret Houser, Earlene Warlick, Mary Lou King, Mary Beth Houser, Rebecca Brackett, Nellie Leonhardt, Lillage Powell, Alma Houser, Alene White. Po Bui Ae First Row: Charles Biggerstaff, Robert Sain, C. A. Hull, John Smith, Jr., Charles Leonhardt, Robert Dellinger, Donald Hoyle. Second Row: Clyde King, J. D. Baxter, Edwin Wright, Kermit Lackey, Norman Young, Carol Wehunt, Byrl Houser, Reid Leonhardt, Edgar Hoffman, Max Eaker. Third Row: F. D, Leatherman, Max Tallent, Junior Brendle, W. P. Miller, Tunny Wilkinson, Dickie Hoyle, Ed Willis, Jr., Lonnie Lingerfelt, Vernon Boyles. Fourth Row: Bobby Mosteller, Sonny Beam, Bobby Beam, Kenneth Boyles, Billy McSwain, Ray Mauney, Carol Beam, Milton Warlick. Fifth Row: Charles Godfrey, Robert Leonhardt, Harvey Houser, Ray Parker, Robert Hoyle, Blair Wesson, Paul Anthony, Ervin Dedmon, Max Taylor. Teacher—Mr. Nix. Dramatic Club Front Row: Pearl Gladden, Faye Sain, Joan Lingerfelt, Betty Jo Parker, Dorothy Wehunt, Nellie Ruth Bess, Norma Baxter. Second Row: Charlotte Norman, Nellie Sue King, Burhl Jenks, Gayle Bess, Aileen Towery, Carolyn Stamey, Clara Belle Gantt, Joan Self. Third Row: Tunny Max Wilkinson, Carol Beam, Bobby Beam, Ardie Sue Boyles, Sue Beam, Geneva Brackett, Ruth Norman, Betty Leonhardt, Irene Sain. Fourth Row: Ray Mauney, Billy Mc- Swain, Charles Biggerstaff, Doris Upton, J. D. Baxter, Clyde King. Junior 4-H No. 1 Helena Howell, Patricia Beam, Beth Wray Beam, Helen Wehunt, Doris Leonhardt, Joanna Leonhardt, Shirley McSwain, Kenneth Helms, Frankie Jean Ellis, Prue Engle, Ruth Foster, Agnes Self, Martha Jane Leonhardt, Shirley Wehunt, Howard Biggerstaff, Joan Hoyle, Rebecca Baxter, Ruth Dellinger, Agnes Bess, Carlene Beam, Guy Ann Hull, Shirlene Houser, Jasper Gales, Harold Bess, Doris Boyles, Gertie Frances Bess, Beverly Jane Heavner, Gayle Towery, Frances Powell, Juanita Houser, Betty Jo Smith, Robert Deaton, Billy Abernathy, Bobby Norman, Jewel Leatherman, Fay Hoyle, Coleen Warlick, Grace Willis, John Beam, George Beam, Stowe Parker, Pat Powell, Gerald Brown, Bryan Hull, Jr., Justine Lingerfelt, Mary Ellen Helms, Carol Bess, Jack Beam, Hill Beam Baxter, Pate Brendle. Junior 4-H No. 2 First Row: Rebecca Baxter, Sara F. Abernathy, Lessie Prue Sain, Annie Clyde Warlick, Sara Warlick, Jolene Gantt, Kath- ryn Miller, Ann Beam, Gracie Leatherman, Nora Warlick, Larry Sain. Middle Row: Ann Brendle, Janice Bum- gardner, Peggy Boyles, Frances Willis, Verleen Mosteller, Virginia Brackett, Bar- bara Anne Stovall, Carlene Houser, Kay Wehunt, Alene Houser. Last Row: Jimmy Houser, Juanita Houser, Marie Sain, Elizabeth Ann Houser, Thomas Smith, Peggy Sue Houser, Peggy Ruth Leatherman, Janelle Warlick. Junior 4-H No. 3 First Row: Nellie Sue Davis, Louise King, Dean Crowder, Jeanette Leatherman, Nancy Raney, Eulala Sain, Mildred Brendle, Naydene Powell. Second Row: Barbara Brittian, Wanda Lee Houser, Jamie Lee Powell, Nell Powell, Velaria Hoyle, Nellie Jane Mitchem, Ann- ette Yarboro. Third Row: Harold Towery, Junior Willis, Milton Houser, Dean Mosteller, Ethel Mae Auton, Shirley Goodman. Fourth Row: Bobby Don Ganit, Keith Young, Don Pendleton, Don Lingerfelt, Leroy Clark, Nelson Proctor, i ih 1H HA HW HN il hit it HA WY ii es Hitt tit aie i Hi ha au Poe i an WE Pa esta MNT ty Ml ; ie . | a i Nei ; i a Ih | i 1 i ial i Girls’? Basketball The girls’ basketball team this year is enjoying one of its best seasons. It may be described as a persistent, cooperative, and successful team. The success of the team is due to the splendid all-around play of the entire basketball squad. No individual player can be singled out for praise. Out of nine games played so far this season the team has lost but one. The total score shows North Brook 325 points to her opponents’ 156. The cooperative spirit demonstrated by the players at all times could not have been surpassed. Since the team does not lose a player at the May graduation, predictions for next year are for another strong team and a successful year in this high school sport. Norris CHILDERS Coach Girls’? Basketball Left to right: Daisy Leatherman, Thelma Mosteller, Shir- lene Houser, Guyann Hull, Margaret Houser, Juanita Houser, CoLEEN BEAM Betty Jean Bess, Sue Smith, Sadie Newton, Betty Jo Boyles, Manager Ida Boyles, Dorothy Hoyle, Betty Sain, Norris Childers (Coach), Coleen Beam (Manager). Scores Scores for games through January 15 North Brook 30......... wee Fallston INOLth BOO Kia usec uacas tu cea tater reeeaninleceuw Ley OD, IN OTE BTOOK 4 MU eel daca nue On North Brook 49..... jusertseseeeeeeee Mountain View INOLth BLOCKED See eee UNTO Un tat Vile) North Brook 29... Cherryville NOLIN MBTOO KZA Menten anne ie Cese “ North Brook 82...... .Waco INOLtDNBLOOKMIG He eae aaa Lo COL LO! IN ODEN BOO Kh SOM eats Wicosttateseae .... Waldese seeeeee seer ewerereeeees oeeeee The basketball team, weakened by the graduation of such hardwood stars as Gantt, Hoyle, Jenks, and the Tallent twins, is having one of its toughest seasons. If the score book recorded the courage of this team, this year’s quintet would rank with the best ever produced at North Brook, but unfortunately the little book records only the scores. Severely handicapped by a dearth of material, this year’s team was fashioned from reserves and freshmen with comparatively little or no experience. At this point of the season, we have won 6 games and lost 3. Graduation will take two players from the team, Wesson and Brown, but prospects are bright for future teams, because of the excellent showing being made this year by the undergraduate mem- bers of the team. Boys’ Basketball Left to right: Dwight Brown, Milton Warlick, Paul Anthony, Blair Wesson, Junior Brendle, Pate Brendle, Carol Beam. Second Row: Ervin Dedmon, Robert Lee Leonhardt, Charles Biggerstaff, Kermit Lackey, Kenneth Proctor, Robert Hoyle, Norman Young, Edgar Hoffman, Harold Brown. Third Row: Norris Childers (Coach), Robert Dellinger (Manager). Cheer Leaders Barbara Jane Beam Bobby Beam Charlotte Norman John Smith, Jr. Dorothy Wehunt Carol Wehunt Betty Jo Parker Norma Baxter eS Scores Scores of boys’ games through January 15 North Brook 15 DE One een aS ton 42 North) Brook? 27.eiin scene UN evon 16 Worth Brook wodciecccaticieioe neces Mb ceeatermuunetns LEY OL 34 North Brook 13.. wseseeee- Mountain View 9 North Brook 26 veces Mountain View 32 PNOrth) Brook 124 aciiccsnte.sessnesedasssvuurecwtersecetenss COROLLY VILE 17 North Brook 26... ..Valdese 19 NOL tS TOOK? 2a meen, ccrerteonnctsostertbectarenrersrses .Waco 21 North Brook 13. Teruo En GL COMI CO TE 54 North Brook 28.......... .Valdese 30 weeee weeees eons No. 1 Elementary Girls’ Basketball Front Row: Gertie Frances Bess, Doris Boyle, Grace Willis (Captain), Faye Hoyle, Muriel Powell. Second Row: Betty Sue Shull, Coleen War- lick, Frances Powell, Justine Lingerfelt, Rachel Powell. Third Row: Ilease F. Heavner (Coach), Beverly Jane Heavner (Manager). No. 2 Elementary Girls’? Basketball Front Row: Frankie Jean Houser, Peggy Sue Houser, Elizabeth Anne Houser, Peggy Ruth Leatherman, Gracie Leatherman. Back Row: Ann Beam, Barbara Ann Stouall, Nadean Houser, Carleen Houser, Nora War- lick, Janelle Warlick, Ann Brendle, Mr. Wilford Dellinger (Coach). No. 3 Elementary Girls’ Basketball Front Row: Lois Helms, Vida Sue Linger- felt, Nellie Jane Mitchem, Velaria Ann Hoyle, Jeraline Boyles. Back Row: Wanda Lee Houser, Dorothy Houser, Flora Ann Brendle, Betty King. a North Brook No. 1 First Row: John Baxter, Pat Powell, Jack Beam, Stowe Parker. } Second Row: Gerald Brown, Harrel Bess, George Beam, John Beam. Third Row: Bobby Norman, Herbert Houser. Meine North Brook No. 2 Forrest Smith, Harrel Hull, Fonzo Cook, Bud Smith, Evoid Fisher, Jimmy Houser. ciceonensonamnincinenescnssicbeen ie sinc +t =) —eccuensuansnnaatconinmrcseinsesitSiteeNsOSNiNNSEIC TG 8 O Compliments of Carolina Freight Carriers Cherryville, N. Oe Compliments of ABERNATHY AND HEAFNER River Side LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of BELK-MATTHEWS COMPANY “The Home of Better Values” CHERRYVILLE, N. C. GENE BAXTER FLOOR SANDING, PAINTING AND WALLPAPER Route 2 — VALE, N. C. — Phone 373-J LINCOLNTON, N. C. H. A. BROTHERTON ESSO PRODUCTS TIRES, BATTERIES AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE Route 1 — FLAY, N. C. — Phone 3518 CHERRYVILLE, N. C. G. T. GILBERT Groceries, Gas, Oil Route 1 LINCOLNTON, N. C. J. RAY BEAM GENERAL MERCHANDISE GULF GAS AND OIL Phone 3515 FLAY, NORTH CAROLINA DIXIE SERVICE STATION JERRY HARTMAN E. Main Street Phone 22 LINCOLNTON, N. C. Auto Loans LINCOLN FINANCE CO., Inc. South Aspen Street Phone 557 LINCOLNTON, N. C. Mauney Gin Feed q Helm’s General Store Company Groceries—Feeds—Dry Goods Cotton SL Notions—Hardware FEED — SEED Gas and Oil Ww Phone 3891 CHERRYVILLE, N. C. CHERRYVILLE, N. C. MARVIN MITCHEM, Manager Compliments of NUWAY SPINNING MILLS INCORPORATED CHERRYVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA HOUSER’S DRUG COMPANY Prescriptions Our Specialty Dial 4771 CHERRYVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DR. E. S S. WEHUNT Dentist Phone 2381 CHERRYVILLE, N. C. Compliments of CHERRYVILLE NATIONAL BANK CHERRYVILLE, NORTH CAROL INA Compliments of HEAFNER BROTHERS Wholesale Candies CHERRYVILLE, N. C. Compliments of CHERRYVILLE DRY CLEANERS CHERRYVILLE, N. C. ROY TROY GROCERY AND MARKET “The most of the best for the least.” Phone 2721 CHERRYVILLE, N. C. Sullivan Motor Company, Inc. Sales Service Ford Cars and Trucks PHONE 3731 CHERRYVILLE, N. C. JEWEL BOX “Friendly Jewelers” WATCHES AND DIAMONDS LINCOLNTON, N. C. PIEDMONT MOTOR COMPANY Sales — STUDEBAKER — Service Phone 389 LINCOLNTON, N. C. WARLICK FUNERAL HOME 24-Hour Ambulance Service Join Our Mutual Burial Association Phone 477 LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA S. C. WESSON “See me for Fruits, Nuts, and Candies.” East Main Street LINCOLNTON, N. C. BEST WISHES TO NORTH BROOK SCHOOL M. T. LEATHERMAN LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA B. C. MOORE AND SONS SHOEs — Dry Goops CLOTHING Phone 75 LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF FRANK H. CROWELL LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF SAUNDERS FURNITURE AND RADiO STORE NORGE APPLIANCES Located on Court Square LINCOLNTON, N. C. North Academy Street “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, NORTH CAROLINA LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS Leads in Local News All Advertising All Circulation LINCOLNTON, N. C. WILLIS APPLIANCE CO. Rulane Gas Service Phone 673 LINCOLNTON, N. C. DRUM’S FLORIST Flowers Wired Anywhere “The Beauty of Our Business is Flowers” LINCOLNTON, N. C. Phone 566 COMPLIMENTS OF MAR-JO-SHOPPE “Ready-to-Wear for Ladies Who Care” LINCOLNTON, N. C. ECONOMY AUTO SUPPLY GOODRICH TIRES BATTERIES Phone 307 105 East Main Street LINCOLNTON, N. C. LEONARD’S JEWELERS INCORPORATED Lincolnton’s Finest Jewelry Store” LINCOLNTON, N. C. DRUM’S FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT North Academy Street Phone 66 LINCOLNTON, N. C. Cherryville ICE FUEL Twenty-six years of pleasant business relations with North Brook people. PURE ICE — QUALITY COAL CHERRYVILLE, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF PEELER’S ICE CREAM PARLOR CHERRYVILLE, N. C. DALTON’S MILL Manufacturers of Flour — Corn Meal — Hog Feed and Scratch Feed Dealers in Poultry and Dairy Feed CASH PAID FOR POULTRY CHERRYVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA K. B. BEAM SERVICE INSURANCE AGENCY, Inc. CHERRYVILLE, N. C. ELITE BEAUTY SALON Dial 3621 MRS. THELMA H. SELLERS MRS. LILLIAN McCLOUD (Managers) CHERRYVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA SAINE and HALLMAN GROCERS MEATS AND FANCY GROCERIES Court Square LINCOLNTON, N. C. MAIN STREET SERVICE STATION Esso Products Phone 2031 CHERRYVILLE, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF ALLRAN’S Flower Shop Flowers for Every Purpose Phone 4092 CHERRYVILLE, N. C. E. I. SAIN GENERAL MERCHANDISE GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES SINCLAIR GAS AND OILS Intersection No. 10 and 18 Highways R. F. D. 3 VALE, N. C. THE VOGUE Dry Cleaners A. C. McCUTCHEN East Main Street Phone 61 LINCOLNTON, N. C. WILLIAMS STORE GENERAL MERCHANDISE Your Trade Appreciated FALLSTON, N. C. ROBINSON’S AUTO SERVICE GiMaG: Truck Dealer LINCOLNTON, N. C. SERVICE CLEANERS Quality and Service FALLSTON, N. C. BELK-SCHRUM COMPANY “Lincolnton’s Leading Department Store” LINCOLNTON, N. C. Compliments of LINCOLN FROZEN FOODS, INC. Refrigeration and Curing Service Each Month of the Year LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA CRONLAND WARP ROLL CO. ROUGH AND FINISHED LUMBER Phone 586 LINCOLNTON, N. C. “Buck” Humphries QUICK LUNCH CAFE LINCOLNTON, N. C. DODGE - PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Hinson’s Garage, Inc. Phone 296 LINCOLNTON, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF LINCOLN HARDWARE South Academy Stree t LINCOLNTON, N. C. LEE WOODS’ AUTO TRIM SHOP Seat Covers—Custom Made Automobile Upholstering Truck Seats Rebuilt and Covered Convertible Tops 212 South Lafayette Street SHELBY, NORTH CAROLINA Box 561 Phone 936-J WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Phone 2281 CHERRYVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA CASH and CARRY MEATS AND GROCERIES Phone 454 LINCOLNTON, N. C. L. L. Mincey and Dwight Warner Painting Contractors Phone 373-W LINCOLNTON, N. C. J. M. HOWELL AND SONS GROCERIES GAS, OIL GREASING CHERRYVILLE, N. C. Dora Yarn Mill With Our Best Wishes Cherryville, North Carolina Homesly Chevrolet Company Serving the People of the Community for 16 Years Homesly Super Service Station Cherryville, North Carolina THERE IS A CLEVELAND FEED FOR EVERY PURPOSE EAGLE ROLLER MILL COMPANY SHELBY, NORTH CAROLINA GALLOWAY’S DEPT. STORE “The Style Center of the Town” CHERRYVILLE, N. C. FARMER’S UNION SUPPLY CO. Dealers in Groceries, Feed Stuff, Farm Supplies Galvanized Roofing CHERRYVILLE, N. C. BLACK’S GRILL For Good Eats Visit BLACK’S GRILL Curb Service NO BEER AND WINE DAVID D. BLACK LINCOLN AUTO SALES CO. PACKARD DEALER CASE FARM MACHINERY LINCOLNTON, N. C. FIRESTONE HOME and AUTO SUPPLIES C. J. AND H. C. BEAM, Owners “A Fire for Every Need” CHERRYVILLE, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF GOLDINERS DEPT. STORE CHERRYVILLE, N. C. COM PLIMENTS PRINCESS BEAUTY SHOP Phone 5762 CHERRYVILLE, N. C. LINCOLN TRACTOR CO. Phone 457 South Aspen Street LINCOLNTON, N. C. Charles A. Jonas Charles R. Jonas Best Wishes to NORTH BROOK SCHOOL LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA SETH LUMBER COMPANY, Inc. Builders Headquarters Phone 39 or 49 LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA THE) DIN ER 212 E. MAIN ST. CHERRYVILLE, N. C. The Best in Hot Sandwiches Cold Drinks and Milk Shakes SPSS SE FORD’S SHOE REBUILDERS All Kinds of Leather Work Next to Century Theater LINCOLNTON, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF GUY’S CLOTHING STORE “Better Brands Means Better Buys at Guys” CHERRYVILLE, N. C. ALLEN DRUG COMPANY PHONE 2551 Prescriptions Accurately Filled CHERRYVILLE, N. C. BLACKWELDER MACHINE SHOP GENERAL REPAIRING ACETYLENE AND ELECTRIC WELDING Phone 4751 CHERRYVILLE, N. C. BOGG’S MEN’S SHOP “The Quality House for Men” Phone 4181 123 East Main Street CHERRYVILLE, N. C. HARRELSON COMPANY, INC. DRY GOODS — SHOES — CLOTHING READY-TO-WEAR — MILLINERY CHERRYVILLE, N. C. HOLLYWOOD STUDIO Over Efird’s Store KODAK FINISHING AND ENLARGING COMMERCIAL WORK MRS. P. V. APPLE, Manager SHELBY, N. C. W. J. DIXON AND SONS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STAR BRAND SHOES FALLSTON, N. C. Compliments of Central Candy and Cigar Company Wholesale Exclusive Lincolnton, North Carolina Polhill Chevrolet Company Sales — Service Authorized Dealer LINCOLNTON, NorTH CAROLINA PHONE 344 HARLAN HEAFNER CECIL JONES HAL HEAFNER CITY SERVICE STATION TIRES — Recapped, Retreaded, Vulcanized, New — TIRES LINCOLNTON, NorTH CAROLINA Stroupes Jewelers Lincolnton, North Carolina East Main Street Bulova, Hamilton, Elgins, Waltham, Parker, Helbros and Rensie Watches Haviland and Spade China Corham, International, Walas, 1847 Rogers Brothers and Community Silverware COMPLIMENTS LEONARD’S ore PURE OIL HOYLE APPLIANCE CO. Phone 563 The Best in Appliances East Main Street Phone 691 LINCOLNTON, N. C. 600 East Main Street LINCOLNTON, N. C. RHODES and CORRIHER eRe el IMPLEMENT CO. ALLIS-CHALMER FARM Furniture — Undertaking MACHINERY AND LIVESTOCK 4 LINCOLNTON, N. C. CHERRYVILLE, N. C. COMPLIMENTS HALLMAN BEAM RIVER VIEW GARAGE NEILL’S TABLE — SUPPLY General Automobile Repairing Phone 4662 Phone 114-W CHERRYVILLE, N. C. SHELBY, N. C. LUTZ-YELTON TRUCK TRACTOR CO. Phone 831—822 LUTZ-YELTON GIL COMPANY Phone 830—445 SHELBY, NORTH CAROLINA SHELBY SUPPLY CON PANY GENERAL MILLS AND HARDWARE Phone 120 SHELBY, COMPLIMENTS OF VICTORY BEAUTY SHOP LINCOLNTON, N. C. LINCOLN BONDED WAREHOUSE CO., Inc. Cotton Storage Phone 215 LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA Hi — TONE FURNITURE CO. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES USE SUPER-GROW FERTILIZER D. A. BEAM COMPANY SEEDS AND FERTILIZER Phone 130 SHELBY, NORTH CAROLINA TAYLOR BROTHERS General Merchandise @ VALE, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF LINEBERGER BROTHERS, Inc. Cotton Buyers Phone 199—335 LINCOLNTON, N. C. SANITARY MARKET FRESH MEATS AND GROCERIES CHERRYVILLE, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF HOVIS GROCERY L. C. HOVIS, Proprietor Phone 302 LINCOLNTON, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF EAGLES STORE 5c to $1.00 LINCOLNTON, N. C. Compliments of RAMSEUR’S CENTRAL CAFE LINCOLNTON, N. C. See DAVE LERNER for CLOTHING, SHOES, Dry Goops LINCOLNTON, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF RAMSEUR HARDWARE CO. Established 1887 Phone 38 LINCOLNTON, N. C. EDDIE ADANS Meats and Groceries Phone 163 Academy Street LINCOLNTON, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF ROSE’S 5c, 10c 25c Store LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA DIXIE HOME STORES Where the Dollar Does Its Duty MEATS AND GROCERIES LINCOLNTON, N. C. FARMERS SUPPLY COMPANY FERTILIZERS, FEEDS, SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS LINCOLNTON, N. C. J. CLYDE ARROWOOD Builders Supplies Phone 407 LINCOLNTON, N. C. STROUP’S GULF SERVICE East Main Street Phone 640 LINCOLNTON, N. C. LINCOLN FCX SERVICE FEED, SEEDS, AND FARM MACHINERY Phone 446 Lincolnton, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF CHERRY GRILL CHERRYVILLE, N. C. HOYLE MOTOR CO. Sales — FORD — Service Authorized Dealer LINCOLNTON, N. C. DELLINGER’S TEXACO SERVICE GAS — OIL — TIRES — BATTERIES Phone 9114 Lincolnton, N. C. BEATTY BROTHERS Buy at Beatty Brothers and save the difference. Phone 24495 Lincolnton, N. C. Compliments of RHYNE-HOUSER MILL CHERRYVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA LINCOLNTON AMUSEMENT COMPANY INCORPORATED A. E. MILLER, Owner and Manager BOX 190 LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA CENTURY - RIVOLI CENTER THEATER LINCOLNTON, N. C. MAIDEN, N. C. Telephone No. 188 Dial No. 2611 LESTER - STRAND CHERRYVILLE, N. C. Dial No. 4601 Our Brands of Flour CAROLINA QUEEN AND WHITE SATIN BANNER ROLLER MILLS For More Eggs Feed Loro Feeds Phone 144 LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA CARLTON YARN MILL CHERRYVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA With Our Best Wishes Goodin - Burris Furniture Company We Outfit the Home Phone 259-J LINCOLNTON, NorTH CAROLINA Dellinger’s Jewel Shop Diamonds Watches Jewelry China Crystal Gifts for All Occasions Cherryville, N. C. Kings Mountain, N. C. Dial 4221 Phone 336 Cochrane Furniture Company Manufacturers of Dinette Suites Lincolnton, North Carolina CHERRY MOTORS CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH PHONE 2791 CHERRYVILLE, N. 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