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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1951 volume:

‘fay Sey ig? one aS ceeded Syleh Bg ‘ iy abt Pfft, Re AS-D Wee hee ng E SOUVENIR a5 Volume 12 JOAN LINGERFELT Editor-in-Chief F, D, LEATHERMAN Business Manager Published by SENIOR CLASS NORTH BROOK HIGH SCHOOL Cherryville, North Carolina FOREWORD As an antidote to forgetfulness, for that lost moment when tomorrow has made of today a yesterday—such is the purpose of the 1951 Le Souvenir—to recall for you a patch of pleasure in the design of your high school life! We, the staff of ’51, dedicate these pages to all who have shared these years with us here at North Brook— That sometimes you may turn these pages and re- member— DEDICATION We, the Senior Class, wish to show our admiration for you as a teacher and a friend, by dedicating this Volume 12 of Le Souvenir to you, Mr. Beam. LE SOUVENIR STAFF FAYE SAIN JOAN LINGERFELT BEVERLEY JANE HEAVNER Assistant Editor Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor F. D. LEATHERMAN MILTON WARLICK JOAN SAIN MERLE HOYLE Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Advertising Art Editor CHRISTINE BOYLES BETTY JO PARKER MARY BETH HOUSER CHARLES GODFREY Sports Editor Snapshot Editor Typist Circulation Manager MRS. REID PARKER Sponsor PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE D. O. RUDISILL May you keep this school yearbook because of its ever increasing value as the years go by. It will not only recall many happy memories of your days in school, but will remind you of your successes and failures, while trying to find yourself in this complex society of ours. May it recall, also, to your memory the many sacrifices your parents made to keep you in school, the kindly advice and patience of your teachers, and the contribution they tried to make to your future citizenship. Do not disappoint those who love and trust you. JAVELOIE ION? MR. KERMIT PENDLETON MR. B. R. HEAVNER Science and Physical Education Mathematics MRS. REID PARKER MR. NORRIS CHILDERS | MRS. TRACY GASKINS English and French History and Commerce Eighth Grade and Commerce MR. MAX SHIDAL MR. EDWIN BEAM Vocational Agriculture . - Vocational Agriculture MRS. KERMIT PENDLETON Eighth Grade SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President, NORMAN YOUNG Vice President, CHARLES BEAM Secretary, FAYE SAIN Treasurer, NELLIE SUE KING Reporter, BETTY JO PARKER SENIORS CHARLES HUGH BEAM FANNIE SUE BEAM MARY CHRISTINE BOYLES KENNETH EVERETTE BOYLES CHARLES JASPER GODFREY MARY BETH HOUSER Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK Lincolnton, North Carolina SENIORS MERLE MYRTLE HOYLE NELLIE SUE KING FRANK DAVID LEATHERMAN ROBERT LEE LEONHARDT PEGGY JOAN LINGERFELT DOROTHY MAE LOWERY DELLINGER’S JEWEL SHOP Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, China, Crystal Gifts for all Occasions Cherryville, N. C. | Kings Mountain, N. C. Dial 4221 Phone 336 SENIORS BETTY JO PARKER JOE ALFRED POSTON BETTY JEAN SAIN ERMA FAYE SAIN JOAN SAIN MAX CARROLL TALLENT Compliments of CHERRYVILLE NATIONAL BANK Cherryville, North Carolina SENIORS MILTON GLENN WARLICK DOROTHY WOOD WEHUNT ED WILLIS, JR. EDWIN RAY WRIGHT NORMAN YOUNG Compliments of ALLRAN’S FLOWER SHOP Flowers for Every Purpose Phone 3529 — Cherryville, North Carolina MASCOTS SHEENA WILLIS GLENN BOYLES MOTTO: “He Can Who Thinks He Can” CLASS COLORS: Wine and White CLASS FLOWER: Mixed Snapdragons SENIOR CLASS HISTORY It was July, 1946, when the members of the class of 51 entered the eighth grade classroom for the first time here at North Brook High School. It was then that the pupils from the three North Brook’s came together to form what is now the class of 51. After our first few days together, we settled down to the task of adding something new and useful to our volume of knowledge Is was with open minds and eager hearts that we entered into our Freshman year of High School. Under the guidance of our class president, Charles Godfrey, we ven- tured deeper into our various studies and successfully completed the required courses of that school year. Our home room teacher, Mr. Pendleton, informed us that the coming year would be our sophomore year. After a brief and well spent vacation we re-entered school to complete the second of the four stepping stones leading to our senior days. This year Mr. Childers was our home room teacher and Max Tallent was our class president. With the aid of our most patient and understanding teachers, we were able to complete our second year of high school. It was during our Junior year that we were faced with the responsibilities of being future leaders of North Brook High. So with this in mind, we began to pave the road for our final year. Among the most exciting events of the year was the presenting of the Junior Play entitled “Spring Fever.” On the night of May 12, 1950, we had the privilege of entertaining the Seniors at the Junior-Senior Banquet. Under the direction of Mrs. Parker a very entertaining program, Hawaiian style, was given with Joan Lingerfelt as mistress of ceremonies. This colorful event went over with terrific success. We were all proud, indeed, to have the title of ‘Miss North Brook,” bestowed upon one of our Junior girls, Mary Beth Houser. Probably the most exciting and thrilling day of our Junior year was the day we received our class rings. We were thrilled to be able to wear this emblem of achievement. Finally, here at last, is the time for which we have been waiting so eagerly—the time of our senior days! Time passes quickly and the day of graduation will soon be here. It is with both joy and sorrow that we look on this day that is slowly but surely coming closer. During our senior year many things of much interest happened to us. There was the election of Class Officers. Norman Young was elected president. Probably the two most interesting events of the entire year were the Junior-Senior given in our honor on the night of April 27, 1951, here at the high school cafeteria, and the presenting of the Senior play entitled “Let Me Out of Here.” The Seniors of 751 have done an excellent job in publishing “The Babbling Brook” and “Le Souvenir.” Now that the day of graduation is so near we are saddened to find that after traveling the last few miles of our journey we will have finished our journey and will be separated forever. But upon reaching the goal for which we have been striving, we realize that our journey really has only begun for we are now at the gateway of life itself. We are grateful to North Brook and to her teachers for preparing us to start on our separate road and to attain a definite destination in life. It is with this feeling of gratitude that we venture into the world to make a name for ourselves and to be an honor and a credit to North Brook High School. SUE BEAM Class Historian SUPERLATIVES BETTY JO PARKER MILTON WARLICK CHRISTINE BOYLES Prettiest Most Handsome ROBERT LEONHARDT Most Popular MARY BETH HOUSER JOAN SAIN MAX TALLENT CHARLES GODFREY Cutest Best All-around CHRISTINE BOYLES NORMAN YOUNG Most Athletic BETTY SAIN SONNY BEAM Best Dressed SUPERLATIVES SUE BEAM F, D. LEATHERMAN Most Likely to Succeed FAY EZSAIN KENNETH BOYLES Most in Love SUPERLATIVES Ld FAYE SAIN DOROTHY WEHUNT EDDsWILLIS SIR: F. D. LEATHERMAN Wittiest Friendliest BETTY SAIN DOROTHY WEHUNT JOE POSTON NORMAN YOUNG Most Dignified Big gest Flirt SUPERLATIVES NELLIE SUE KING CHARLES BEAM JOAN LINGERFELT NORMAN YOUNG Most Gentleman-Like Most Lady-Like Most Intellectual DOROTHY LOWERY MERLE HOYLE EDWIN WRIGHT CHARLES GODFREY Best Sport Most Dependable LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the class of 1951, of North Brook High School, all being of sound and dis- posing mind and memory, hereby do make and publish this, our Last Will and Testa- ment, making void and revoking all former will or promises by us at any time heretofore made. To Mrs. Reid Parker, we the senior class will our appreciation for her kindly guidance throughout our Senior year. I, Christine Boyles, will my popularity to Juanita Houser. I, Kenneth Boyles, will my title “Most in Love” to Bobby Norman. I, Sue Beam, will to Thelma Mosteller my title ‘Most Likely to Succeed.” To Gerald Brown, I, Charles Beam, will my title “Best Dressed.” To John Baxter, I, Charles Godfrey, will my titles ‘Best Sport” and “Best All Around.” I, Merle Hoyle, will my dependability to Muriel Powell. I, Mary Beth Houser, will my title “Cutest” to Gertie Frances Bess. To Marjorie Wellman, I, Nellie Sue King will my title “Most Intellectual.” I, Robert Leonhardt, will my popularity to Gerald Brown. I, Dorothy Lowery, will my title ‘Best Sport” to Nell Hallman. I, Frank David Leatherman, will to John Beam Jr. my friendly ways. I, Joan Lingerfelt, will my lady-like ways to Dorris Boyles. I, Betty Jo Parker, will to Beverly Jane Heavner my beauty. I, Joe Poston, will my title “Most Dignified” to Gene Dellinger. To Lillian Saine, I, Betty Saine, will my titles ‘““Best Dressed”? and ‘‘Most Dignified.” I, Joan Sain, will to Faye Hoyle my title “Best all Around.” I, Faye Sain, will to Darcus Sain my titles ‘Most in Love” and “Wittiest.” I, Max Tallent, will my title “Cutest” to Don Pendleton. I, Milton Warlick, will my title “Most Handsome” to Pate Brendle. I, Dorothy Wehunt, will my friendly ways to Ruth Godfrey. I, Edwin Wright, will to Robert Deaton my title “Most Dependable.” To Billy Abernathy, I, Edd Willis Jr. will my wit and nonsense. I, Norman Young, will to George Beam my love for French. Better start coming to French class more often George! Now, therefore, we, the Senior Class of North Brook High School, do place the responsibility of living up to the standards set by this and preceding Senior Classes of North Brook High School on the shoulders of the Underclassmen in this our Last Will and Testament, and do appoint as sole executor, Mr. D. O. Rudisill, Principal. NELLIE SUE KING Class Testator JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President, GENE DELLINGER Vice President, JOHN BEAM Secretary, BEVERLY JANE HEAVNER Treasurer, DARCUS SAIN Reporter, DORRIS BOYLES JUNIORS BILLY ABERNATHY RALPH ANTHONY JOHN BAXTER GEORGE BEAM JOHN BEAM GERTIE FRANCES BESS CARREL BESS HARREL BESS JUNIORS DORRIS BOYLES GERALD BROWN PATE BRENDLE HOWARD BIGGERSTAFF ROBERT DEATON GENE DELLINGER NELL HALLMAN BEVERLEY JANE HEAVNER JUNIORS JUANITA HOUSER FAYE HOYLE BRYAN HULL JR. JEWEL LEATHERMAN JUSTINE LINGERFELT THELMA MOSTELLER ROBERT NORMAN JR. STOWE PARKER JUNIORS FRANCES POWELL ETHEL RUDISILL DARCUS SAIN LILLIAN SAIN COLEEN WARLICK MARGIE WELLMAN DOLLY WISE : GRACE WILLIS __ SOPHOMORES PEGGY ADAMS REBECCA BAXTER CARLENE BEAM EARL BEAM AGNES BESS VIRGINIA BRACKETT ANN BRENDLE GENE CANIPE RUTH DELLINGER JASPER GALES JIMMY GODFREY RUTH F. GODFREY ALENE HOUSER DOROTHY HOUSER FRANKIE HOUSER MARGARET HOUSER MARIE S. HOUSER PEGGY SUE HOUSER WANDA HOUSER JOAN HOYLE BETTY KING GRACIE LEATHERMAN WAYNE LINGERFELT CHARLES McSWAIN DON PENDLETON NELSON PROCTOR FRED SHUFFORD JANELLE WARLICK KAY WEHUNT SHIRLEY WEHUNT SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN SUE AUTON ANN BEAM MARY ANN BESS CARROLL BINGHAM CHARLES BOYLES JERALENE BOYLES HAROLD BRACKETT FLORA ANN BRENDLE KAY BRENDLE BARBARA BRITTIAN HAROLD CRAIG WYTE DELLINGER MAE FREEDELL ALTON HEAVNER MILTON HOUSER CARLEEN HOUSER NADENE HOUSER PEGGY HOUSER VELERIA ANN HOYLE HAROLD HULL PEGGY HULL LOUISE KING RUBY LEE KING JEANETTE LEATHERMAN BILLY LEDFORD JOYCE LEDFORD JANE LEONHARDT VIDA SUE LINGERFELT NELLIE JANE MITCHEM SUSIE POSTON JAMIE LEE POWELL SHIRLEY RICHARDSON DONALD SAIN THOMAS SMITH W. A. WELLMAN FAYE WHITE FRESHMEN Sara Abernathy Beth Wray Beam Coy Ray Beam Peggy Boyles Mildred Brendle Janice Bumgarner Shirley McSwain Nancy Sue Rainey Shirley Roberts Eulala Sain Larry Sain Lessy Prue Sain FIGHTH GRADE Jean Canipe Shirley Gantt Matilda Hamilton Barbara Helms Kenneth Helms Odis King Jr. Arbedella Shuford Henry Stewart Carroll Taylor Fred Thompson Harold Towery Annie Clyde Warlick Nellie Sue Leatherman Max Ledford Dorris Leonhardt Joanna Leonhardt Carroll Lingerfelt Gene Lingerfelt Sarah Warlick Abraham Willis Jr. Betty Lou Willis Frances Willis Keith Young JUANITA HOUSER MILTON WARLICK Queen of Sports King of Sports ACTIVITIES MISS NORTH BROOK JANE LEONHARDT MARSHALS NORMAN YOUNG, Chief JOAN LINGERFELT BETTY JO PARKER JOAN SAIN DOROTHY WEHUNT DEDMONS LIVESTOCK YARD Sales and Service of Allis Chambers Farm Machinery Auction Sales of Livestock Every Monday Shelby, North Carolina _—_ FFICERS CLUB O TA BE Billy Abernathy John Beam Agnes Bess Carrel Bess Harrel Bess Don Pendleton Ethel Rudisill Faye Sain _ Joan Sain Lillian Sain BETA CLUB Dorris Boyles Ruth Dellinger Alene Houser Juanita Houser Marie Sain Janelle Warlick Nora Warlick Milton Warlick Dorothy Wehunt Kay Wehunt [x Wanda Lee Houser Bryan Hull Jr. Nellie Sue King Gracie Leatherman Justine Lingerfelt Gene Dellinger President Charles Godfrey Vice President F. F. A. CLUB é « i ™ Don Pendleton Secretary John Beam Mr. Max Shidal Treasurer Sponsor First row—Carroll Bingham, Harold Craig, Billy Abernathy, Alton Heavner, Harold Hull, Charles Boyles. Second row—Gene Dellinger, Carroll Bess, Howard Biggerstaff, Thomas Smith, Charles Davis, Wyte Dellinger, Donald Sain. Third row—Harroll Bess, Robert Deaton, George Beam, Ed Willis Jr., Kenneth Boyles, Charles Beam, Ralph Anthony. Fourth row—Robert Norman Jr., Bryan Hull Jr., Milton Houser, Charles Godfrey, F. D. Leatherman, Stowe Parker. Ee row—Robert Leonhardt, Gerald Brown, Jimmy Houser, Howard Taylor, Ralph White. FARMERS UNION SUPPLY CO., INC. Dealers in Grocery, Feed Stuff, Farm Supply Phone 3321 — Cherryville, North Carolina BABBLING BROOK STAFF Oho -Nic fares gers PR ce ge Pre ge Fey oe JOAN, SAIN Aco cad) (0 ee ee es ee Neliic sue Kang BasiressiManaces aun mnt MOMs r ees fe es es Haye Sain . . . John Beam, Max Tallent . Merle Hoyle Circulation Managers INET? aot ODE 5s AR Ad Eee eC ee oe ae Sports Editors. . . « « + 2 + + Norman Young, Christine Boyles CCIE 101 en ene. ae gn eee 4) Marya bet hel lousce A TTR oe Ge ee OG Ee Dorothy Wehunt Re (WAR bw ee oo 8 BINS Ey IOs: RUN IRTEES og Se es 8 el ES Lingerfelt, Betty Sain Typists. . . . Betty Jo Parker, Faye Sain, Betty Sain, Mary Beth Houser Mimeograph Operators . . Norman Young, Milton Warlick, Max Tallent Compliments of CAROLINA FREIGHT CARRIERS Cherryville, North Carolina JUNIOR PLAY “Spring Fever” Nackicstiowatde ut ota) eee tem viax Tallent Price Howard . . « « « + « « + Milton Warlick Raysbuticrmacmeroureemcni. sts sp ueroberte Leonhardt Mem Knichtee arene a ie NOCInanea) OuNs Peggy Howard. . . . - + « Mary Beth Houser Bertha Howard. . . . . + + « Joan Lingerfelt Eqlaies Barnesta ten eer pe aeet hayer sain Donna Howard. . . - «+ + + « Nellie Sue King Spring Billington . . . . - - + + Christine Boyles Tesco ee oe ee Dorothy, Lowery. SNAPSHOTS een toc MONOGRAM CLUB BEVERLY JANE HEAVNER MR. NORRIS S. CHILDRES HOWARD BIGGERSTAFF Manager Coach Manager BRYAN HULL JR. Asst. Manager Christine Boyles, Mary Beth Houser, Joan Sain. Max Tallent, Dorothy Wehunt, Joan Howard Biggerstaff, George Beam, hardt, Milton Warlick, Coleen Warlick, Justine Lingerfelt, Left to right—Beverly Jane Heavner, Darcus Sain, Juanita Houser, Gertie Frances Bess, Lingerfelt, Faye Sain, Betty Jo Parker, Faye Hoyle, Norman Young, Robert Leon Pate Brendle. CHRISTINE BOYLES Co-Captain JUANITA HOUSER COLEEN WARLICK GULF OIL CORPORATION North Carolina Shelby, First row—Juanita Houser, Mary Bet!| Lingerfelt, Joan Sain. ] Second row—Faye Houle, Carleen Hou! Boyles, Ima Jean Hartman. Third row—Mr,. Childers, Coach; Verl: Heavner, Manager. MARY BETH HOUSER | | ble DARCUS SAIN | Christine Boyles, Darcus Sain, Justine Cenian oleen Warlick, Vida Sue Lingerfelt, Jeralene Toyle, Agnes Bess, Ann Beam, Beverly Jane FAYE HOYLE JUSTINE LINGERFELT JOAN SAIN D. A. BEAM Seed and Super Gross Fertilizer Shelby, North Carolina MILTON WARLICK Captain JOHN BEAM gi th JAY: ee GEORGE BEAM First row—Robert Leonhardt, John Bax Norman Young. Second row—Mr. C Milton Houser, Bobby Norman, John | ager. MAX TALLENT ite Brendle, Milton Warlick, Max Tallent, 3, Coach; George Beam, Ralph Anthony, Harold Craig, Howard Biggerstaff, Man- NORMAN YOUNG JOHN BAXTER PATE BRENDLE Alternate Captain ROBERT LEONHARDT BASEBALL JOHN BAXTER NORMAN YOUNG JOHN BEAM MAX TALLENT CHEERLEADERS FAYE SAIN — JOAN LINGERFELT CERT), L- “RANCp, SSG MRS. TRACY GASKINS, Sponsor Compliments of SAUNDER’S FURNITURE STORE : , Lincolnton, North Carolina AUTOGRAPHS AUVERTISEMENTS General Electric - Appliances Admiral Magic Mirrow Television Furniture MODERN RADIO AND APPLIANCES North Court Street LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA J. H. Parker E. C. Carpentex DRUMS’ FUNERAL HOME DRUMS’ FLORISTS Florist Phone 566 Ambulance Phone 66 LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA Z. J. THOMPSON LUMBER COMPANY Dial 4303 North Washington Street SHECBY, N.C. TALLENT TRANSFER Long Distance Hauling heaGkORY, N.C. School Supplies - Gifts - Stationery LEE’S HOME ® OFFICE SUPPLIES N. 1 East Marion Street SHELB YeeNs Compliments of STROUP LUMBER CO. PAIS TON Ns G: Compliments of FRESH AIR MARKET HICKORY, N. C. SERVICE CLEANERS Quality and Service FALLSTON, N: C: HICKORY SPORTING GOODS COMPANY The Nearest Store for the Most Complete Sports Equipment Team Outfitters 1212 11th Avenue HICKORY, N. C. ROY % TROY GROCERY % MARKET The Most of the Best for the Least Phone 2721 GHERRY VILEE a a LUTZ-YELTON TRUCK © TRACTOR COMPANY Phone 831 LUTZ-YELTON OIL COMPANY Phone 830-445 SHELBY, N. C. GOODIN BURRIS FURNITURE “We Outfit the Home’’ Phone 259 LINCOLNTON, N. C. Best Wishes to The Senior Class HOWELL MANUFACTURING CO. CHERRYVILLE, N. C. POLHILL CHEVROLET CoO., INC. Chevrolet Oldsmobile Sales—Service Authorized Dealer O. K. USED CARS Phone 344-365 LINCOLNTON, N. C. J. RAY BEAM’S GENERAL MERCHANDISE Gulf Gas and Oil Phone 3515 Riga NGG; i Compliments of NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE OF SHELBY SHELBY, N. C. Compliments of TOLUCA BEAUTY SHOP and BOYLES AND SON Dry Goods - Hardware - Groceries BELWOOD, N. C. J H. A. BROTHERTON Groceries Gas and Oil VALE, N. C. ESPER WRIGHT Groceries Esso Gas and Oil FLAY, N. C. C. G. BINGHAM SERVICE STATION Atlas Tires and Batteries Esso Gas and Oil Intersection 10-18 : VALE. N. C. Compliments of LUTHER HOUSER VALE, N. C. ee SHELBY SUPPLY CO. Mill Supplies and Hardware Phone 5271 SHELBY, N. C. Compliments of GOLDINER’S DEPT. STORE Visit Us GHERRiaV LEE aN SANITARY MARKET We Deliver Phone 2411 114 East Main St. GHER Riva LEE Nea: Thrifty Shoppers Choose BELK-MATTHEWS CHERRYVILLE, N. C. HARRELSON COMPANY, INC. Dry Goods - Shoes - Clothing Ready-to-Wear - Millinery CHERRYVILLE, N. CG. GLEENWOOD FARM Grade A Dairy Raw and Pasteurized O. L. BEAM AND SON CHERRYVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA JONES DRIVE-IN Restaurant and Grill Swimming Skating LINCOLNTON, N. C. THE ECONOMY DRUG STORE Professional Druggists We fill any Doctor’s Prescription DELIVERY SERVICE Phone 88 LINCOLNTON, N. C. Compliments of RH YNE-HOUSER } MFG. CO. CHERRYVILLE, N. C. J Compliments of — GUY’S CLOTHING STORE CHERRYVILLE, N. C. LINCOLN FROZEN FOOD, INC. Freezing is the Best Method for Preserving Food Phone 562 LINCOLNTON, N. C. BLACK’S GRILL Sandwiches Cold Drinks Skating CHERRYVILLE, N. C. Compliments of DORA YARN MILL CHERRYVILLE. N. C. THE EAGLE PUBLISHING CO. Fred K. Houser, Editor % Publisher Printers and Publishers CHERRYVILLE, N. C. Compliments of POWDER PUFF BEAUTY SALON Telephone 577 LINCOLNTON, N. C. BEAM BUILDERS SUPPLY Murray V. Beam, Owner Myers Pumps - Fairbanks-Morse Pumps - Plumbing Supplies Sheet Rock - Fertilizers “Your Loveliness is our Business”’ 5 i . « Mary B. Killian, Owner Phone 5671 Cherryville, N. C WARLICK FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Ambulance Service Join Our Mutual Burial Association SHUFORD’S FLORAL GARDEN Flowers For All Occasions Phone 218 409 N. Flint St. Lincolnton, N. C. Phone 477 LINCOLNTON, N. C. VANDYKES Saray SUPER MARKET BOST’S : TOAST MASTER Phone 2592 BREAD CHERRYVILLE, N. C. Shelby NEG Asheville WILLIAMS STORE E. I. SAIN GENERAL MERCHANDISE Your Trade Appreciated Good Year Tires Tubes Sinclair Gas Oils Intersection No. 10-18 Highways Rigel) 4 V ACE SNAG. BARU S LON Na GC There is a Cleveland Feed for Every Purpose EAGLE ROLLER MILL COMPANY 22° Wo TES TE SHELBY, NORTH CAROLINA I CARLTON YARN MILLS, INC. xt Fine Combed Yarns Xe CHERRYVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of VENTERS GROCERY VALE, N. C. LINCOLN FCX Feeds, Seeds, Electrical Appliances Farm Machinery and Supplies LINCOLNTON, N. C. FIRESTONE HOME AUTO Woodrow Beam CHERRYVILLE, N. C. = K. B. BEAM SERVICE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Phone 4861 COEUR Riya [lee aN a Ge | : ompliments of LINCOLN HARDWARE South Academy Street LINCOLNTON, N. C. CITY MEAT MARKET Fresh Meats - Groceries “The Oldest and The Best” Phone 3041 — We Deliver CHERRYVILLE, N. C. HOMESLEY CHEVROLET CoO. Serving the People of the Community for 19 Years HOMESLEY SUPER SERVICE STATION CHERRYVILLE, N. C. CHERRY MOTORS D. F. Beam M. S. Beam Chrysler - Plymouth General Electric Appliances Phone 2791 CHERRYVILLE, N. C. Sanne SETH LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Building Headquarters Phone 39 or 49 ve LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA | Compliments of Compliments of CAUBLE DAIRY WwW PRODUCTS Ne SPINNING MILLS, INC. SS LINCOLNTON, N. C. CHERRYVILLE, N. C. “Crosby Square Shoes” UPCHURCH FEED Manhattan Shirts THE MEN’S SHOP % SEED STORE MEN Complete Men’s Furnishings C. R. Hartman CHERRYVILLE, N. C. LINCOLNTON, N. C. SOLLIVAN MORRIS LINCOLNTON UPHOLSTERING CoO. TRACTOR CO. Ford Tractors Re-upholstering and Dearborn Equipment tom Built Furnit Custom Built Furniture Phone 457 South Aspen Street LINCOLNTON, N. C. LINCOLNTON, N. C. . RHODES % CORRIHER CARPENTER’S IMPLIMENT Co. Furniture - Undertaker Allis Chalmers Farm Machinery Ambulance - Embalming Livestock CHERRYVILLE, N. C. LINCOLNTON, N. C. HARRIS-CITY ROBINSON’S PAINT STORE Paints - Wallpaper 46 | I? ° . . Exclusive but not Expensive Painting Supplies Phone 336 Phone 529 E. Sycamore and Courtsquare LINCOLNTON, N. C. LINCOLNTON, N. C. J. M. BEAM AND BROTHER Building Materials “Everything for the Building and Contractor”’ rr RITES 2S Phone 4903 - Lincolnton VALE, NORTH CAROLINA CHERRYVILLE PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION To the Farmers for Loans—Production, Purchase of Livestock and Equipment CHERRYVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA “THE NEW DINER” 12 E. Main St. Cherryville, N. C. Short Orders - Sandwiches Fountain Service - Milk Shakes Mark Black, Jr. Compliments of FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS © LOAN LINCOLNTON, N. C. TURNER’S STORE, INC. The Friendly Store N. Court Square Phone 872 LINCOLNTON, N. C. LINCOLN | FINANCE CoO., INC. A Local Company for Local People We finance sales between individuals Phone 557 Lincolnton, N. C. Phone 1078-J Newton, N. C. RAMSEURS HARDWARE Co. Established 1887 Phone 38 LINCOLNTON, N. C. BALLARD HARDWARE “A Friendly Hardware in a Friendly City” Phone 948 East Sycamore Street LINCOLNTON, N. C. STROUPE’S JEWELRY Bulova, Hamilton, Elgin, Waltham, Parker, Helbros and Rensie Watches Haviland % Spode China Gorham, International, Rogers Brothers 1847 and Community Silverware East Main St. Lincolnton, N. C. LINCOLN BONDED WAREHOUSE, INC. Cotton Storage Phone 215 J. A. Burgin, Manager ELNGOUNT OG INGIN see ord HOUSER DRUG CO. “Prescriptions our Specialty” Dial 4771-2221 CHERRYVILLE, N. C. C772 HEAFNER TIRE © MOTOR CO. Nash Sales and Service Telephone 240 600 E. Main Street LINCOLNTON, N. C. CHERRY VILLE ICE AND FUEL CO. Thirty-one years of Pleasant Business with North Brook People Warm Morning Stoves Pure Ice Quality Coal CHERRYVILLE, N. C. ERSKIN WIMBERLY’S WESTERN AUTO STORE Jarrett Bldg.—Across from The Eagle Office CHERRYVILLE, N. C. Compliments of CHERRYVILLE BUILDING % LOAN ASSOCIATION Serve by Saving CHERRYVILLE, N. C. ce D P EST RS ERAT EE RET SET SS LT OAS EE Compliments of E. S. WEHUNT Phone 2381-3616 CHERRYVILLE, N. C. | { a + + Compliments of CHERRY VILLE NEWS STAND CHERRYVILLE, N. C. + + RITZ CAFE “Where Friends Meet To Eat’’ CHERRYVILLE, N. C. Zn Ce MAUNEY GIN FEED CO. LINCOLN MOTOR CO. Cotton Ginners Feed - Seed Phone 3891 CHERRYVILLE, N. C. DeSoto - Plymouth Marvin Mitchem, Mgr. LINCOLNTON, N. C. AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS ( AUTOGRAPHS ® agar See