Old Town High School - Ye Olde Towne Crier Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1947 volume:

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Mk a af eo wy sake Fe Sav Pe , mohammad earth: suea SHI oi sch Os. me ee ere eres Seed On’ Sal de ddd J VW oP a. fi “Rather than love, than money, than fame, give me truth. Commercial Course ¢ Ww Fe nN’ tf ff a U a c of es EL Kz fi vA gE Fa i 4 - a +Y den f ' of 4 2 hes atid 4 } y ve 3 4 “i, Pe OEP ye Pg y Lz , pies Fs ea ; = ne 72. bl tpt AC “Be, CAROLYN RUTH LONGBOTTOM 4 Hear, yet say not much, but think the more. Commercial Course HELEN LOUISE FHILLIFS The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Commercial Course oi % VARY ELIZABETH SWAIM sy world was ever joyous. GCommercial Course Dag (oe LB can op ed yf i A } f 3 i fo CUCL @ (dAlvo OPAL KATHLEEN WILSON who mixed reason with pleasure and wisdom with mirth. Commercial Course { ¢ % Moe Siw Martel ae “tix sosust Bexis oe r | ghee moiase 3 ior z AY ne ri Aerts . I pape “Y ee AT wt i, | he thn Bee Sk tad solhin BoB Seed How swe sia cn des unt ea : SeCcwis b f S %, get oe wR oe xe Ft 4% eR oh wOMMercis 1. Curse MAMI RUTH WOOTERS An ever present friend in time of need.” Commercial Course ENVY Suy erlatives | g sm ge “ie 3 ry oe Ak 8 7 ie ha i ‘ bv A naps Dowd etry ‘ = : ies hae s CATS vy Uy prcees Peophet- Wiley Jones Wooton - Mertho ULunter Rout - Jo Lyon Lestoror- VYorhare Bellon NO TEAS -fexCULD- I sought to fashion a garland of flowers But the roses were faded and dead. Il tried to fashion a garland of verse, But my skill at rhyming had fled. I wanted a poem in moonlight dressed, With dewy cobwebs in her hair. Her lace I should weave of the song of the lark, And all of Spring's perfumes she'd wear. But the roses were dead, so the garland I wove ' Was of daisies the green meadows had; And my dreams on tired wings sank earthward to rest, And my verses in homespun were clad. Jo Pfaff roet : ie a Cj he ; = | 6 4) rs A ' + “% hd a, v by ¢ Ps . ay 5 = + : ae ee na? P| a ) . . r © 7) Lote . 9 « ce “ ) “4 Pay b- 2 é 5d, ‘ 4 ; ah “« ‘pad awodesm es Sb | F f -t. 4 eee we ey tas Hee a t traeii¢eo Amee SQoee es a a, - .bafo eter Bigesnot = é ‘ Pa -. eos ees . . ; tari | . CLASS HISTORY On an autumn day in 1936, the class of 'h8 timidly entered the doors of education at various schools. Here at Old Town, Carolyn, Ruth, Joan, Beulah, and Martha, along with a number of other students, learned their ABC's with Mrs. Trivette as their teacher. How well I remember, even across all the years, how thrilled we were about a class picnic held on the last day of that year. Our second year was spent with Miss Kapp as teacher. How hard it was for us to learn addition and Subtraction, how many tears we shed, and how loud were our lamentations! But with the passing of time we finally master- ed even arithmetic, and advanced to the next grade with flying colors. In the third grade Mrs. Yarbrough increased our knowledge of readin’, writin’, and 'rithmetic so much that the members of the scholastic team won the honor of being the smartest in the county. This winnin team was com- posed of J. W. James, Jr., Lucy Leake, and Martha Hunter. uring the year, the girls made doll dresses which we entered in a contest. I don't believe our efforts were appreciated though, for if we won any prizes I can't re- member them. While in the fourth and fifth grades, we acquired some new classmates. Among them were Helen Phillips, Mamie Wooters, and Wiley Jones. During our sixth year, we occupied a room in the basement of the high school. Mrs. Furches, our teacher, made curtains and matching chair backs, which added considerably to the appearance of the room. Arlis Vernon joined our class that year. I did not suspect then that during his junior and senior years he would become the toast of the school--leading the Panthers to countless victories, and covering school and self with glory. In the seventh year we must have been more troublesome than in previous grades, for I remember that the entire class made such low conduct grades one quarter that our teacher was ashamed of them and would not record them on our report cards. However, we recovered from this in time to be the little eighth grade angels. Barbara Belton and Mary Davis Jones were new members of the class. 4t first, changing classes was a great delight to us, but in the course of a year it became just routine. We were two large classes, when brimming with joy and self-assurance, ne began our freshman year. Frank Hauser, Jo Pfaff, Syvileen Blankenship, Opal Wilson, Pauline wishon, Janet Athan, and Julia Conrad were among the Vienna students whom we welcomed. Most of us studied hard, especially in algebra, but nothing outstanding was done in other activities, or that one either as I recall it. By the time we reached the tenth grade, Mary Swaim and Dolores Colbert had brought a bit of excitement and novelty by entering our class. We could hardly wait to be juniors, but when the time arrived our orig- inal fifty-two had shrunk to an enrollment of twenty. The entire class, with the exception of Wiley, took the commercial course. The Junior-Senior banquet, held May 10, 1947, at the Cavalier Grill, was the greatest thrill of our lives up to that time. The colored crepe paper, the gorgeous arrays of flowers,. and the multi-colored gowns of the girls transformed the grill into a scene of rare beauty. 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Although we hope to have several of our classmates take the advantage of a college education � most of us plan to test our ability in the vocation of our choice. We have enjoyed to the full all the delights of our senior year. sure- ly no other Junior-Senior banquet was ever so lovely as the one the. juniors prepared for us this year! Surely no other class ever had so much fun re- hearsing the senior play as we had! we are very grateful to our parents for providing us with the opportu- nity to receive an education, and to all our teachers for their patience and guidance. In spite of their efforts to make us dignified and cultured, have become light-hearted, and rather talkative (we think we are vivacious), bubbling over with zest for living! we merely To Mrs. Newman, our senior teacher, we express sincerest thanks for making this our happiest year. Martha Hunter Historian TTT) are Pipeeabyret Gh SH AYALA =F Healt ond et aay AES NR are at? 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To Mrs. Newman, our homeroom teacher, who has so faithfully helped us in everything we have endeavored to do, and who has patiently taught us, we leave our gratitude!! Section 3. To the juniors, we leave the title of seniors (please be as good an example as we have been.) then, too, there's the front row seuts in chapel and the place back of the lunchline which we are happy to leave you. We also pass the key of knowledge to you in the hope that your class will be as intelligent as ours has been. Section 4. To the underclassmen, we leave all of our old book reports, in case they are ever needed, a newly painted building, our «a's on conduct, and Our commercial knowledge. ARTICLE II Section I. Wiley Jones wills his skill in French to Betty Jean Cartwright. Think it will help, Betty? Section 2. To Betty Mae Lawson (the 01d Lown flirt), the senior girls will their boyfriends. Maybe there'll be enough. d Section 3. Julia Conrad wills her height and ability to play basketball to Shorty Fulp. (The height is all Shorty needs.) Section 4. Beulah Barber wills her luck in love to anyone who may happen to need it. Section 5. Mamie Wooters leaves all her love letters from arlis Vernon to Jackie Clodfelter. Section 6. Joan Adams wills her naturally red hair to serman Shamel, bobby Young, and Hubert Myers. No more peroxide, boys}! Section 7. Opal Wilson wills her position as chief cheerleader to lmogene Jennings. Section 8. Frank Hauser leaves his A's on conduct to bean Bowen. Section 9. rlis Vernon wills his manly beauty and his way with the girls to Johnny Hendrix. ‘Section 10. Martha Hunter and Mary Davis Jones will their love for each other to the Old Town gruesome-twosome, Gray Pfaff and Bobby Swaim. 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Jo Pfaff wills her ability to Play the piano to Mary dane nes. Section 12. Barbara Belton wills her blond bangs to Anna Hudgins. Wonder how Anna will look----the peroxide that should go with them is all used up. You will have to use your own, Anna. : Section 13. Janet Athan wills her tiny feet to Sally Barbee. Be care- ful where they take you, Sally. Section 14. Mary Swaim and Ruth Sumgardner will their privilege of visiting Clemmons on a school day to Alma Cameron. Section 15. Pauline Wishon wills her knack for being absent on test days to June Carter. Section 16. Syvileen Blankenship wills her position as secretary to the senior class to anyone who doesn't mind work. Section 17. Carolyn Longbottom wills her basketball shoes to Bert Me dlin. Section 18. Helen Phillips will her short statue to all tall girls who long to be petite. Section 19. Dolores Colbert wills her pencil (with a good eraser) to Jane Fulk with the hope that Jane will erase all the Jane and Phil marks from the walls of our school. In witness thereof, we, the senior class of 1948 do hereto set our hand and seal, this 26th day of May, 1948. festator WITNESSES: a pe oan aND (ok x HOWL 4% 4 “ASST WE Se! ¥ AS Wy - Ve 7 i } aed J Maite t Wie Bywis a ® bent Li aahtent ,wenth ie ; som elite gov ; hit at sanet fteukG 169. @a.ce gt eae seh ig i 9 BS ere oAGA ot BERee ay uae DEERGRST Sw sees tilw etuTé wad ¥ til we m q a6 atte ov 5 ota . aes db ab . 4 et i ahi aliishe (RNP 48% Bev pe eta Ad aa wat + hs R : ‘mts = 78 t ¥. t xatio 4oh3 qm adite . adda 2 ee eh .aacte hm. 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If three or more parallels intercept---- , he continued. his voice wee rose in competition with a newly awakened insect which presistently buzzed - £9 around my cerebellun. BuzzZ-zZ-z-2, went the insect, and as the slumber ¥Y ase a voice of Mr. Wood mingled with the drowsy buzzing sound, 1 again ozed. The classroom seemed to change. There were no uncomfortable seats with desks piled high with books in untidy array. Instead, there were comforta- ble plush and plastic chairs arranged behind plastic tables facing a screen. Through an opening at the back of the room could be seen part of a projector and the sound apparatus of a futuristic movie machine. Arlis Vernon, president of the class of 1948, at 01d Town, rose and ex- plained, Since our class has been so widely scattered, the few of us who have remained near the Tri-city (01d Town-Winston-Selem) have decided it would be unwise to attempt a homecoming. Instead, we have contacted all members and asked them to send us a record on film of their everyday life M0 and work. This film in turn will be sent to each class member. AS Arlis pushed a button conveniently placed on the table in front of him Ma and handsome shades silently slid over the plastic windows, shutting out the light and leaving the room in a restful semi-darkness. He pushed another button. The screen lit up and the movie was on. There before our eyes, heralded by beautiful music, were three lovely ladies clad in stunning plastic evening gowns, designed by the famous de- Gy) Signer Joan Adams. The three were Jo Ffaff at the piano, with Upal wilson rs and Julia Conrad furnishing the tonsorial calisthenics. they were singing f to us, their classmates, Should auld Acquaintance Be Forgot. YTheir suc- cessful team is known from coast to coast. The Treacherous Trio, they Ay call themselves. The music faded and we found ourselves gazing at the sandy beach at Ocean View, Virginia. Hello, everybody, exclaimed a merry voice from a COG) lady on the sand, I hope all of you are as happy as 1 am. hkeet the gung. PEATE: This is friend husband and Junior. We recognized Beulah Barber with her contented family. smid their laughter, and the splashing of the waves, the scene changed. The scene moved to the stately room where Congress is in session. We see our illustrious Syvileen leaving the assembly hall where she has just put up a victorious battle for higher education and more adequate food pro- A grams for the children of our world. Fes { We shiver as the scene carries us to the frozen north. But Alaska sks fails to intimidate Martha and -her missionary husband. We see them gliding through the snow on snow shoes, and Martha pauses long enough to pitch a snow ball in the direction of the camera. Her warm greeting, “Hello, every- body, belies the cold, Tiga aT NEA Pe eh Ta l yyk Kee - ‘a a . At, this point, Arlis stopped the picture long enough to explai 4 is indeed a treat. Through the courtesy of Baser en Voneuetton. aa Sone the theaters in our Tri-City, we are to be shown a preview of Janet Athan's latest picture, entitled Prehistoric Old Town,’ written by that sensational arthoress Dolores Colbert. After the preview, the screen pictured an imposing building, on the steps of which, a sweet, motherly lady soothes a hurt child. Over the spacious lawn are children here and children there, here, there, everywhere. The lady, whom we recognize as Helen, turns and smiles, Hello there, class- mates. How is the world treating you? Now, I'm not the old lady who lives in the shoe. Only two of these children are mine, but my husband and I have charge of the orphanage and indeed we live a wery busy and happy life. Her beaming face confirmed her words. The gray walls of a prison rose before us. Oh, no, there is not one of us who has come to this! But wait. We follow the steps of the guard who is showing a charming, well-poised lady to a cell. A young boy with sunken cheeks and haggard eyes gazes listlessly through the bars until the lady Speaks. My boy, as governor of this state, I personally am bringing you a full pardon, and am arranging for you to be transferred to an institution where you will receive psycopathic treatment, and training to warrant your having another chance in society. The grateful eyes of the boy follow the lady as she turns to leave. And who is this gracious lady? None other than Mamie. Mamie, who had gained the confidence and respect of the people to the extent that she won in her race for the office of governor by vast ma- jority. The picture on the screen moves on. Can this be the school lunch room we now see? Mary Davis stands behind a counter on which are arranged clas- sified, sterilized, artistic, cut glass jars containing tablets in pastel shades. She hastens to explain, You understand, classmates, pots, pans, dishes, and penurious meals are now obselete. The students of today are given food tablets at specified intervals to suit their specified needs, not Only their physical, but also their mental requirements. For instance, if One student excells in English and fails in geometry, then other tablets are reduced and he is given one which will stimulate his mental ability to as- Similate geometry. (Oh, that we might have had a gallon or so shorthand tablets in Miss Ivey's class!) apples, oranges, grapefruit, lemons, rises the voice of arlis Vernon as the screen portrays him pushing his fruit cart from corner to corner of the busy thoroughfare surrounding Old Town School. He has taken time off, however, from his pushing business affairs to view the films of his former Classmates. Having heard that Barbara Belton, after studying medicine oerself, had married a famous surgeon, we are not surprised when on the screen we see her standing opposite her husband in an operating room in Jack Popkins' Great hospital. At a Silent nod from her husband, Barbura slipped outside the door to bring us a greeting. Hello, there, J hope you are all happy and enjoying the best of health, but if you are not and need any grafting, ampu- tations, or operations, come on up and we'll give you a cut-rate. With a saucy smile she then returns to her work. A distinct odor of gardenias filled the room. Not only do these films of the future produce sound effects, but also convey odors as well. Ah! There is the origin of this delightful odor. Between two extremely modern and well-kept homes runs a hedge of improved, weather resistant, ever-bloom- ing gardenias. Mary and Ruth emerge from their respective homes and meet at the hedge. How are the children's measles? inquires Mary. at Se a wide ah 7 _ ans) Oh, practically over, thanks to the fast effectiveness of the new ser- um, answers Ruth. Their father is staying with them while 1 go to see the class film tomorrow. Splendid! exclaims Mary, heir father is flying with the two boys for a day's fishing in Florida so I shall g0 with you. You know, it seems that you. aArlis, Wiley, and I are the only ones who have remuined in Sight of the old school. Again the scene changes. Who is the shabby, ill-shaven, smudged in- dividual emerging from under a dilapidated four- wheeled concoction that had once been called a car? 1 could not believe my eyes, but there I was--wiley Jones--president of the great Used and Abused Escalators Inc. caught in such a disgraceful and undignified pose. Evidently the good wife had taken the pictures while I was working on Junior's jalopy, and had, unknown to me, given them to Arlis. As the scene ended, I sprang to my feet to defend myself, but as 1 did, a pair of pliers’ slipped from my pocket and hit the tile floor with a clank , so amid the giggles of Mary, Ruth, and Mary Davis, and a loud “haw- haw from Arlis, I sat down without a word. On the screen before us we beheld a gorgeous exotic castle. In a cir- cumlotive mode we had learned that Pauline had grown weary of the prosaic life of a model, and had entered into wedded bliss with Count Do-nil. From a chaise-lounge in her elegant drawing room the countess greeted us in a most lackadaisical manner. Bonjou, mes amis, Ecrivez-moi, s'l vous plait. With her impressive hands she threw us an ethereal kiss--and was gone. Down a glazed highway sped Frank Hauser. He was manipulating a minute atomic contraption bearing the combined characteristics of a harassed hare and a fallacious falcon, now in the air, now on the ground. He stopped as a peculiar plane soared noiselessly overhead. After glancing at a watchlike instrument, he looked up--then down, as if measuring distance, then quickly drew his bazooka-like gun from his Side, aimed, and with unerring accura- cy pinned an air-traffic tag on the wing of the offending plane. altitude one foot too low, he explained ina cultured voice and perfect English. AS air-officer, it is my duty and privilige to see that these lanes are Kept clear for small traffic and sky scooters. No puerilities or satanic virtues in this distinguished and dependable officer. (Frank, we are proud of you!) He pressed a button and the con- trivance rose from the ground, soaring until the configuration was lost in the ozone. That was the last of the film and as we started to leave, Mrs. Newman hurried into the room. Oh, dear, JI am so sorry I was unable to be with you, but there was a meeting of the P. T. A. in regard to replacing this ut- terly disgraceful-air-conditioning system. Do please let me have the film before it is sent off. We follow her through the plastic door, down the plastic halls, to the plastic steps where we will await our plastic cars to carry us to our plas- tic homes. Oh, what a difference on the outside of our school! A magnifi- cent structure has replaced the makeshift crude brick heap of '48. The grounds are methodically and scientifically laid out for Supervised recrea- tion and exercise, there are individual hangers for the radar controlled safety flying sleds used by the students. Gone forever are the ancient, un- Sightly, orange colored, metal, mechanical monstrocities which we knew as school busses. I was conscious of a sharp stinging sensation on my ear. Again that buzzing sound. Faintly Mr. Wood's voice reached me as he shook me. wiley, wake upt The next time you go to sleep in my class I'll let that wasp sting you. It haa! Wiley Jones Prophet “Dade ee canteen he oy ek ete 2y f i? Tee «see pDlosteystyedi Seiden be ws Ae a te a Set, EAS ret it. Aes s Seer Fr. Ayia may yas 3 ae a : a 1 pny a4 ny Pork Pitts Pe SLOKS 33 ri re isd a nad . oe ae. 2; A SCL t A wil L4G A ® } we. 2 sa. Oo + 4. Bean Bee ane : 6, Ha Ay Fe ae Pa cent yaa: 8 VOG. Ger h eeey en ep a «J Toesce DSS wie. D 4. d a . ) . f See me: 2 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Preside nt — Sally Yo rbee Mreccheeyes cle cee ite Elyesine wt we Clyde Xe AY We eyorler a Jay Giles Secretar Ses Rerscrlla Kurdian Sponsors -f sdey Miss Meomaw ie te ‘ea re 3 a Le din aaa in _) r ¢ Plora Ball Barbee be |G Varginia Bowen Lois Bumgardner we é | Zo June Carter ” , f ') Betty Cartwright Jackie Clodfelter Nancy Horne Rebekah Hunter “Strupe Lackey et . as 2 h Blrat é iv zabeth 411 alene Mabe AV Raymond Needham ison Nicho Ruby Lee Pfaff BBY re y a “ fa a A . tf cae | | ' | | : wer q - he ‘ ao ian: ae . a : re Sr AHS eal d O% her tae Me ? Nell Sigmon Dudley Spainhour Bobby Swaim Yarbrou rh SOPHOMORE CLASS i BOYS Porter Allen Buddy Belton Arnold Conrad Melbourne Doub Billy Flynt Richard Fox Charles Fearrington David Hauser Hunter James A. G. Logan C. T. Long Hubert Myers K. W.-Pfaff John Raum Tom Sharpe Kugene Snyder Herman Shamel Roger Vogler Bobby Young GIRLS Helen Atwood Melba Beck Mary Lou Blevins SOPHOMORE CLASS ROLL Jean Belton Peggy Conrad Betty Jo Conrad Betty Lou Cline Myra Collins Mary Dull Fat Dockery ¥iilma Deal Barbara Doub Jane Fulk Mary dane Hines anna Hudgins Connie Hancock Imogene Jennings Betty Mae Lawson Joan Long Feggy Longbottom fFatsy Messick bot Norman Nancy etree India Fenland Ruby Shore Georgie Swink Francis Sharpe Jean Southerland Joan wood Ruth Yates noite ase® betes Yao’ | syoe Bagtod ab - yyset . sei ba red tot. £2 itd ey a aos ise yobs, patned .f Lowek.. dyad . eros LOR - Re eae % Xa, Ct a. 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Balnkenship Hubert Cartner Rex Cline Robert Clodfelter Hugh Coltrane Gilbert Conrad Wed Conrad Douglas Crater M. dg. 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ToNdh 4 yours elbSih yaact fee mai BE Tiig | . yes “bolas teen enettie): cetisc femsnk AULeve beraoD 2htaniet 9 nodanitrest VAs ech hele Aivt Hei iow. “dob unes) efiien i) Remi yi het “qoetetist a Kae Be ge towel OF0e:s _-modgodgaod doze | ,Aeaud witoron ., a H IV i Be fife Hala aisle | Tei ne onan seer i nas s gigs ae 5 38 Boo con ‘ “a yj nf ay . y oy i ' e! : bs , : | | | | Es SEVENTH GRADE SALUTATORIAN VALEDICTORIAN arb ay i Vet on | “Werth Barter ‘ i. ry peer a oll Vesper Speokeus (Lelis Vernon J wlio Courvad tllor Dov is Jones Woortho Waater Lhle y dere 7 we 4 a ' mee” CEN 0 ¥ AM ee HME ‘Ourmerveral Wedal uae aaa ag ; L 29 ah ) $F S ie Veace Wredad ” Uvlis Vevnou ee Done y Vellcee er ae Seria (bob A foerrven a é ‘ fernieD a oteui i bahishlh fhe? LaghS chool Peclamakton = Kecitar : ON Lementary ec Declamakrou- citation ‘ See get aienty «tei anne te — . ' i is . 1s = oh : . wa ? Da amie Bee EN EOE ; at: Tt Seas Mean g ag; wipaenhgey! De, Roe Martone ar ca cey. ee its iS a ASES Se oom ree sey tte gE a ae : ay oo ; ae reinaiawretk thc etre NS “he, AS NARI Hearse ower 7 W ley Gone (| | Tt Wrane Wooters s Warthe by SY vite ¥ AUTRRARY : eee Se te oe | aN gs Betty JOG LE Faye Glee. ). Mary Jane apsanee Seles J 682 Fox wolte Virginia I K Mary Ausband goann Dull % vane Norman Bar ba ira Blakley rraff vsones Carolyn Yow opal Wilson retree Tune Carter Miss Thelma Ha Collins aay Nancy Myra Ru by france Jean 3s She Jean i rent A Mickey Adams Jane fulk nichey is Hemrick asw: peniant Nancy Horne Julia Norman Vallie Shore Margeret Shields Mary Lou Blevins Dottie Phillips Geraldine Pfaff Betty Lou Cline Ann Nicholson Jean Southerland helen oie obe Bleanor Sigmo Bllien Nixon Joan wood Feggy Doub Lorena Needham Shirley pay Swink Yarbrough 1b WAPPENED OME WERT 7 —— Senor Mass Vay CUSt les. toukers.. 2. 2. Martha Vurter Robert Youovan.. . . Oehs Vernon UNC Tankers. ee Joan ldams Olndrew Yonkers . . 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Peerless Ice Cream Co. ; At an! a tee ; ee en pty, P ‘ er ‘ ‘ ’ F } fi a ; , i { ra ie , iy ‘ ‘ ee nn : } ; Or ay eA ; : eens Tae a” OPA EA ie ad age bale aaah ; } yy cm pik fe d oi 4 ee i 7 ‘ , ‘ ; t { i y i i ‘ t 3 ae r H $ i i a CD ae. A ’ a a ' ye : nd i re; : thie bol j . a = I ¥ i ae y ly YEG. t pd : ” ; Y im, Pe . + r ; Oe eat pata Brake Service Co., Ine. Westinghouse Electric Bendix — Westinghouse Sales — Service Authorized Distributors Bendix-Westinghouse Air Brakes Units and Parts Compliments ot Expert in the field of safety brakes for Automobiles, Buses and Trucks Will pick up and deliver cars for . Old Town P. T. A. brake work at no extra charge Dial 3-2663 Nites, Sundays and Holidays Dial 3-5107 Address 183 Waughtown Street Compliments of 315 W. 4th Street Compliments of Tenny’s Winston Salem, N. C. | Guild House 4th at Spruce Winston Salem, N. C. 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C. | Dial 5131 “The best place to shop after all” Westinghouse Appliances Dick’s Landscaping Service “You Can Buy It For Less” Dick Rogerson, Manager Plowing - Harrowing - Landscaping at Excavating - Road Building - Tree P. Trimming - Drillwork - Post Hole | H.H. Jones Furniture Company Boring — Moving a Phone 29-891 = ib t. 441-443 N. Liberty S ae Winston Salem, N. C. Winston Salem, N. C. rt =s os = j — oe 5 eae Se 9 ieee ae 64 oe H see elves Marringe 7 divonve Anes ai Lee 5 See a ee a | Set j | Sr ve IOs Eee Soe En os Qin e | ey ae pees a Compliments of Biltmore Grill 110 West Fourth Street Winston Salem, N. C. Electric Service Co. Fixtures — Wiring Supplies “Gifts for All Occasions” Dial 2-3743 116 W. 4th St. Winston Salem, N. C. White Front Cafe Specializing in 1 Plate Lunches | | Sandwiches — Steaks Chops — Short Orders Beverages 527 N. Liberty St. Winston Salem, N. C. Compliments of J. J. Angolo Fresh Meats — Groceries 529-704 North Trade St. Winston Salem, N. 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Conrad 4 va i ‘ fs aM, Fit celle fe is oy Ae h fe) ji ye here fF eethidiesh AeA ies eb cliaad sides F i a a , vat Mee sy 7 ou ren : ane i yn wey� Uae Wa tan OepeeN ee en! p! + it iV i Lh ay ae ‘ hy 4 ie Ons h . s : i 1. pi F ’ : iit i 1 Ny ¥ ' am ’ rs Pe ay | Aidt LE RES oh , 25 MARV E. eeu NRE et ‘ ty ‘4 Re i ; ) , ; eis Hike. ’ by adi x ieg Eps eee ( mi Meee Gee a tit h atalay hE a, NI IE RA i ei ' —_ ol i Mec rveeyes L rag b 1 Ie i wie =e R ARR ny Wi 2 a wf AIP phe os foe ball rh taint nad Waseda wan iw. ist pt his ; ' mF 4 iit A 5 sWecops ap Whe 90 epee re agri Ae aang ‘drei ycby + ahh at mre Shag ih ee fie aplan — 2 ( SR ees Ri ay thn mtn gen t . = re + — ee re High Grade BENDS Compliments of “Since 1902” s Arcade Fashion Shop Ly ; , Corner 4th Trade Jesse G. Bowen Music ‘ca 217 W. 5th St. Phone” 7923 Sporting Goods Fred N. 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C. q Gia for more than 90 years « PY , Noland Company, Inc. General Office, Newport News, Va. Wholesale Plumbing, Heating, Electrical and Industrial Supplies 636 W. Fourth St. Winston Salem, N. C. 7 SSMU ne SPs zseume centerpiece me esemmerscem We buy, Sell Repair All Makes Sewing Machines Aaron’s Sewing Machine Shop Winston Salem, N. C. 621 N. Trade St. Dial 3-3030 HAVERTY’S Home of Fine Furniture Easy Terms Can Be Arranged 550 N. Liberty St. Winston Salem, N. C. | ee ee teh ithe TX pe Dg ee Pepi pete i a a oe is wa Te ane 402 Samir ae Pah ali dha “$5 88 om (lies Sarg eaten id ee Ap = hme ne ee i ; sd ape ELAR © bd f at uve - + - 2 Vier Sl dae ae ed : rs ‘ ee wel ee a= 1 Ae er ‘ sy [eet md Ned 5 et, : ie year “_—s ee ee 260 hear 4 } AS te ss me} Kae ak oy t ar an debe Mele i eentthA iie tee th an) 75 ee, et “ip Ck aa i: tae a. t u nt oo y ate Veg the OB tale aE HR Be . ru ai De nat, ‘ Oa ete eek When in Winston Salem Try One Stop Shopping at SEARS More than 100,000 Items Clinard Electric Company Under one roof SRS ae The Leading Electrical and Radio Store EK thing f MG te lig Main St. — Across from Wachovia Bank SS The Home Winston Salem, N. C. The Car The Family Established 1917 The Sportsman SEARS, ROEBUCK CO. 420 Trade St. Dial 5158 Reznick’s Polly says, Radios Better check Hines before buying Jewelry that next pair of shoes Musical Instruments Phonograph Records Hines West Fourth Street 444 N. Liberty St. Winston Salem, N. C. Winston Salem, N. C. Phone 2-14438 6g encanta 4 Bch oa! ici 7, ete } i a. v oat s J ‘ ‘Acadia | ie + 8 ott mee ! ne He sham : HL ee Pate, j of Ov hea Sy ate SA Liat ab RED at, Hee , Feist) Ny oR r : 2 | oF Tar | fee Sal Ur seen eres tise gs: na: . ton anaes ae ui + a : i pe ll ae 4 . | ce | - : ) bY = ae - Dc -2P Eeey oom RN et te le ratenna geet «oem a ee = dtd Cet Y ee ae —— _ ee sic F, Salle fs es NITES Opry Lanta” a ncn antennae gn ck, ee es ee ee oa . — n 4 «eta . P ' ar. per actres erie eee meatier aah inroads tors terete PE a ae oe Compliments of Brown Supply, Ine. Wholesale Distributors Auto Parts — Equipment — Supplies 232 N. Liberty St. Winston Salem, N. C. Brown Coltrane Motor Co. Nash Dealer Sales Service Telephone 3-7841 875 North Liberty St. Winston Salem, N. C. For Records That Are Hard To Find Come to OO OORT Pa, Grossman’s Record Shop Cor. 7th Trade St. Phone 38-1348 Winston Salem, N. C. “The Home of Self Service’”’ Compliments of Gaines Food Store ran 11 Brookstown Avenue Compliments of Huntley—Hill—Stockton Winston Salem, N. C. are yg RE eet tt aah Say tA eo (ae 1: ote y = Br ATIR er ete Sede ee eee ee 4 fy a +} vata, Wein atte, hyn “oa ti “stems ES cc: ze ; ye 2 ay R ie “peta tr heres, my Na aE cree ecg te Meter ons SRK De oe an pm Si all eri as) oe ala mete 9 dean Tea limes peel Sake peo ue BO FE ea dgh oh } , _ J j- i 2B tt git laters ij a ue ae ae ye as so J Fahl hay a SR RMR ar are, GML AS itm 4 Nhe ogalthly a NNR apa ates i i eS Hae: [ ete : oe oy vvanions yee eit Generators, Starters and Vick Paint Company M agnets Work T. B. Vick and W. V. Baucom Paints and Wallpaper Jarvis Battery Electric Co. Oils, Varnishes, Artist and “Batteries good in 1919—Better Today”’ Sign Writer Supplies Mfe’s Farm Water Systems 219 W. Fifth St. Phone 58380 Winston Salem, N. C. 832 N. Liberty St. A Good Lesson in Economy The New Fashions are so Exciting Shop Where Your Dollar Buys Most at In Winston Salem The Anchor Co. That’s “Shopping Center of Winston Salem” The Live Wire Store Now through the block from Morrisett’s Fourth to Third Street Fourth Trade St. Winston Salem, N. C. ; t ry if I Oe hy bs iy ' ER Hi! In i Forsyth County Public Library North Carolina Collection 660 W. Fifth Street Winston-Salem, NC 27101 ae”