Pikeville High School - Pitchfork Yearbook (Pikeville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1958 volume:

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RUSSELL University of North Carolina Principal Miss VIRGINIA BARWICK Atlantic Christian College English Girls' Basketball Coach Mr. IRVING FORNECKER Atlantic Christian College Math Library 3 W Our Faculty Miss TI-IERSA RABIL Atlantic Christian College Business Education Mr. WILLIAM WEBBER Atlantic Christian College Math Social Studies Mrs. MORRIS BROWN Wake Forest College Science Mr. J. B. USRY Wake Forest College French, English Mrs. LEE PATE Jr. East Carolina College Vocational Home Economics Mr. HERMAN CROOM State College Vocational Agriculture :V T' 2 4- .ov fn U V ff, v a L Q...-...a:J,..M, , N.-M.,.M...M, . 4. - AY, ' 'Yin ev-1 J 5 4 3 ' Q Ivwg., A ' ,wx 1 A, ,, W SHELBY JEAN BASS No thanks, l'm on a diet. FHA 1,253,454-I-I Club 1,25 Superlative 4. CUYLER BEST I'm not sleepy teacher, I'm just resting my eyes. FFA l,2,3,45 Officer 2,3,45 Star Chapter Farmer Award 35 FFA Federation Officer 45 Bus Driver 3,45 Basketball 4. JENNIE SUSAN COOK Maybe I'll get my driver's license by l965. FHA 1,2,3,45 4-H 15 Beta Club 3,45 Junior Play5 Marshal 3. EDWARD CRAWFORD Now, Miss Barwick, I'm not arguing, Ijust want to know. Basketball 1,2,3,45 Co-Captain 2,3,45 All Tourna- ment Team 25 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Class Officer 1,2,35 Junior Play5 French Club 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Super- lative 4. CARLTON CRUMPLER A husky hunk of man. FFA 2,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Bus Driver 45 Annual Staff 45 Superlative 4. RUBY FAYE DAVIS Love is a dream, gosh I'm sleepy. FHA 1,2,3,45 Officer 35 Beta Club 3,45 Bus Driver 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 Superlative 45 Junior Play Usher. ,111 ALTON DAW Girls, lead me to 'em. FFA 1,2,45 Officer 45 Class Officer 45 3,45 Bus Driver 45 Superlative 4. NELLIE DEANS Rowena, we'll wait, but do hurry. FI-IA 1,25 Bus Driver 3,4. Baseball S ROWENA GURGANUS Wait till she turns her head, then I'll meet you in the hall. FHA 1,25 Popularity Queen 2. CEGERNA GURLEY Some say she's quiet, but if they only knew her, they'd deny it. FHA l,2,45 Superlative 4. DURWOOD DEAVER I-Ie's short and he's wiseg He's a terror for his siz FFA 1,2,3,4. e. BILL DEES School breaks up my whole day. Basketball l5 4-H Club l,2,3,45 French Club 35 Cl Officer 2. HSS ALBERT QABBIEQ FOREHAND I tell you man, too much work is hard for one's Soul. 4-H Club 15 Timekeeper 3,45 Basketball mana- ger 45 Superlative 4. JOHNNY FUTRELLE Who says there's another kind of car besides a Ford. FFA 1,2,45 Officer 1,45 Class Officer 1,25 Basketba Annual Staff 3. 113 PATRICIA ANN GARDNER I never think of the future5 it comes soon enough. FHA l,2,3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Junior P1ay5 4-H 15 Marshal 3. BETSY GRANTHAM A ready friend .... always smiling. Basketball l,2,3,45 Co-Captain 3,45 FHA l,2,3,45 Officer 35 Annual Staff 3,45 Bus Driver 3,45 Super- lative 45 Junior Play usher5 Popularity Oueen l,4. FRANCIS HERRING 'It doesn t matter to me FFA l,2,3. RAY HICKS My extra curricular activity .... summer school Basketball l- 4-H 1- Junior playg French Club 3 ' Superlative 4 NETTIE HOLLIS 'A friend you can depend o .' FHA l 3,4' Class Officer 45 French Club 3,4' Beta Club 3 45 Glee Club lg Superlative 4- Williamston High School l. KEITH HORNE A happy married man. I I ll . ll i 7 24! . I n I 7 1 1 7 ! ll DONNIE MAE HOUSE Always leave them 1aughing. FHA l,2. JANE FRANCES HOWELL The unspoken word is never heard. FHA 1,2,3,43 4-H l,2. MARGARET PEEDIN Always ready to laugh. FHA l,2,3,45 4-H Club l,2. BETTY JEAN PERSON A great athlete who is a lot of fun to be around. FHA l,2,3,43 French Club 3,45 Officer 3,45 Basket ball l,2,3,4, Junior Play Usher. CAROL KEARNEY She 's little, but from top to toe, She's brirnful of life and go. FI-lA l,2. ES THER KEA RNEY She's certain to be seen, where fun and mischief beam. FHA l,2,3,4g Officer lg 4-H Club l,2,3g Junior Play BRYANT FRED LANCASTER Don't worry Frankie, I'll get you out of class. FFA 23 Officer 2, Baseball l,2,43 Basketball l,2,3,4g French Club 3,45 4-1-1 Club 1,2. EFFIE MAE LANCASTER She s small, but so is a stick of dynamite. FHA l,2,3,4, Officer 2,35 Junior Play, French Club 3,45 Head Cheerleader l,2,3,4, Bus Driver 45 Super- lative 45 State Homemaker's Degree, 3. I. J. MOZINGO That I'm a man I'd have you know, Tho' I still have some room to grow. FFA l,2,3,45 Officer l,3,4, Bus Driver 4. JANET PATE We1l, I am rather partial to white Fords. WHY? FHA l,2,45 French Club 3,43 Class Officer 2,3,4g Junior Play Manager, Superlative 4. NANCY PIPKIN Nancy, Your books are overdue. FHA l,2,3,43 Beta Club 3,43 French Club 3,43 Officer 3,43 Marshal 33 Annual Co-editor 4. JACK SASSER It takes a wise man to discover happiness. FFA l,23 Superlative 43 Basketball l,3,4. LILLIE DARE SASSER Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. FHA l,2,3,43 Officer 3,45 Beta Club 3,43 Officer 33 French Club 2,3,43 Officer 3,43 Chief Marshal 33 Junior play3 Annual Staff l3 Annual Co-editor 4s Class Officer 3,43 Superlative 43 State Home- maker's Degree 3. EDNA EARLE SAULS The surest way not to fail is to determine to suc- ceed. Glee Club 13 FHA l,3,4. LINDSAY SCOTT That blonde can make me do anything. Beta Club 43 French Club 3,45 Annual Staff 43 Junior Play Director3 Class Officer l3 Superlative 4. FRANKIE TILLMAN Here I am girls. 4-H Club 1,23 Baseball l3 Timekeeper 3,45 French Club 3,43 Junior Play3 Superlative 4. QPU' CARL TYNDALL Never a care, never a hurry, girls and books are his main worry. 4-H Club l3 Class Officer 1,23 Junior Playj Beta Club 3,43 Officer 3,43 French Club 3,43 Officer 3,4 Annual Staff 43 U.S. History Medal 33 Marshal 33 Superlative 4. HAZEL WADE Her ways are the ways of pleasantness. FHA l,2. 'Ni !l K x ,W-fw ' 'wr L Q ' N 'fn a Hisfif rf' M, w ww- ,-4. -as -dl 'K 'i .ng 31: .A , na -w 'A vu .ba L . N1 uv-Q E lv- 'V ' 5, p . H Y, ' . fffx CUTEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Frankie Tillman Janet Pate Carl Tyndall Lillie Sasser Superlcati e MOST CO-OPERATIVE MOST TALENTED Ruby Davis Edward Crawford Effie Lancaster Lindsay Scott 4' J' FRIENDLIEST MOST ATHLETIC Lillie Sasser Abbie Forehand Edward Crawford Betty Person Superlatives MOST CONC EITED WITTIEST Jack Sasser Effie Lancaster Ray Hicks Shelby Bass 'Uv if- -f, Q CQ 'W 'M ..f 'f W U, wa, , 'Irv Fefe , ew ' -114, cf 3 I It ..L, In -Is 'll 'rio if .A , .X xi-N . ,',- - A. 1 U5- ,'- if I ' I 1' Q Q . s- ' ' 'C' al., ll ,E ix 33:51 K 1' h X 1. 3 , . 1 f Q , 5 3 lf' I 4: lggtilczii ei Kwik? , ' ' gil , 'Y 2 li. I 4 R A, . 1 1 if , 4 .:- an , X , ,. l5.f:kIfv5if'f ,Ana ,-,.r-.a.1.... ,4.. ..,-m,.. .. . ...z.....-.:nxa. 1u.2,'a Qaadnnnz This We Leave We, the Seniors of l958, being of sound mind and disposing memory and being desirous of remembering bountifully and extravagantly all underclassmen and members of the faculty whom it is our pleasure to leave do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. To To To To Ray Carl Tyndall leaves his big feet to George Gardner. Ruby Davis leaves her position in the Beta Club to anyone who can make it. Patricia Gardner leaves her ability to skip up street without getting caught to Carol Lee. Esther Kearney leaves her loudness to Jean Smith. Jack Sasser leaves the title of Most Conceited to Richard Woodard. Betsy Grantham leaves her flirty eyes to anyone who is sharp enough to catch them. Ed Crawford leaves his faded basketball suit to anyone who wants it. Abbie Forehand leaves his slimness to Tom Smith. Shelby Bass leaves Mr. Fornecker to anybody who wants him in study hall. the future Seniors we leave the pleasure of having Miss Barwick as their Sponsor. the Sophomores we leave the pleasure of preparing for a good Junior-Senior Banquet. the Freshmen we leave our best wishes, hoping they will enjoy their high school days. the faculty we leave our appreciation for teaching us throughout our high school days. Hicks leaves his seat at Summer School to Cordell Sasser. Donnie House and Carol Kearney leave all the Air Force boys at Seymour Johnson Field to all the girls who are lucky enough to catch them. Carlton Crumpler leaves his basketball suit to Tommy Pate. Frankie Tillman leaves his ability to work as a carpenter for Mr. Russell to Ray Hare. Margaret Peedin leaves her height to Hazel McCandless. Bryant Lancaster leaves his ability to eat barbecue chicken to anyone who is sly enough to slip after it Nellie Deans, Rowena Gurganus, and Hazel Wade leave their ability to do anything they want to do without getting caught, to anyone who is lucky and brave enough to do it. Cuyler Best leaves his position in the FFA to Junior Pate, I. J. Mozingo leaves his blonde hair to Jessie Daw. Edna Earle Sauls leaves, She Hopes. Alton Daw leaves his ability to flirt with the girls to Larry Gray. Johnny Futrell leaves his height to Edward Gurley. Susan Cooke leaves her ability to slip out of study hall to anyone who can get away with caught. Durwood Deaver leaves his Red crew-cut to Robert Jones. Effie Lancaster leaves her position as Head Cheerleader to Anne Elmore. Lindsay Scott leaves his love to a certain blonde Freshman. Frances Howell leaves her quietness to Linda Pate. Henry Jinnette leaves his ability to work Geometry to anyone who can work it. Lillie Sasser leaves her love for boys who have already graduated. Keith Horne leaves his marrying ways to Bo Barfield. Nettie Hollis leaves her intelligence to J. C. Cox. Cegerna Gurley leaves the position of taking up lunch money to anyone who wants it. Bill Dees leaves his hair dye to Lemuel Bartlett. Nancy Pipkin leaves her used books to the Seniors of 1959. Francis Herring leaves his driving ability to Cortez Fulghum. Janet Pate leaves her slim figure to Peggy Davis. Betty Person leaves her tallness to Jean Smith, Pauline Howell leaves her seat in study hall to Connie Daw. 16 it and not get Cuyler Best Testa tor History Back in the fall of 1954, we became Freshmen at Pikeville High. We were entering a new world, a world that seemed strange and even frightening to most of us. We, no doubt made many mistakes at first, but the combined guidance of our sponsors, Miss Betty West and Miss Dorothy Fitzgerald and understanding of our principal Mr. Grady I. Carriker set us on our path and gave us inspiration. Several of us played basketball and baseball on the varsity and Junior Varsity teams and did well under Coach John Britt. Many of us were initiated into the FFA and FHA and some of our girls won their Junior Homemakers Degree. Then we were Sophomores and felt At Home in High School. We were still separated with Miss Theresa Rabil as the girls sponsor and Mr. Irving Fornecker as boy's sponsor. That year we contributed still more players to the Pikeville Cage team. Mr. R. C. Russell became our principal and no doubt relieved us of many of our re- sponsibilities and troubles. Then, all too quickly came our Junior Year and the responsibility of beinga Junior. This was our first year together as a class and we had to realize the really big job ahead of us. Under the supreme guidance of our sponsor Mrs, Robert Whaley, we started to work rais- ing the money we would need. With our class together and with Ed. Crawford as president we ordered Christmas Cards, Stationery, candy and we even collected tobacco and sold it at a local market. On March 29th we presented a three act comedy entitled Winning Schemer which was an overwhelming success Our reward for this work and worry came on May 10, l957 when we gave our Junior- Senior Banquet at the Moose Hall in Wilson. With a Hawaiian Feast as a theme and with great entertainment and delicious food, our banquet was enjoyed by all. We were also honored to have Effie Mae Lancaster and Lillie Sasser win their State Homemaker's De- gree. Seven of our classmates were also initiated into the National Beta Club. They were Ruby Davis, Lillie Sasser, Pat Gardner, Sue Cooke, Carl Tyndall, Nettie Hollis and Nancy Pipkin. Now we are in our final year at PHS, Seniors of 1958. lt's funny how the years have passed and to realize where they've gone. With Miss Barwick as our sponsor and with her enduring patience and love we have made this year what we have always dreamed it would be. Our Washington trip will never be forgotten and we are still wonder- ing how our chaperones Miss Barwick and Mr. Clifton Pipkin main- tained such patience with us. We want to thank Mrs. Pate for her assistance and supervision on the annual. Without her we could have never had one. With our class rings on our fingers and a song in our heart we are looking forward to that final night when we will receive that long awaited diploma. Carl Tyndall Historian 17 What Holds the Future Having spent those twelve miserable years of school and working in Washington for about two years I decided to take a little cruise back down and around Pikeville. I was real anxious to learn what position those spoiled schoolmates of mine had taken in life. I had my radio on and the ballgame was blasting away. Alton Daw has become the star player for the Milwaukee Braves. The C and F Service Station is Goldsboro's most modern. Owned and operated by Carlton Crumpler and Johnny Futrelle. It seems that Uncle Sam has some high-ranking men working for him. Among these are Frankie Tillman, Air Force, I. J. Mozingo, Army, and Durwood Deaver, Navy. Lindsay Scott, Pharmacist, is doing great taking over Mr. Hicks' place as owner of the Pike- ville Drug Store. Hollywood is raving over its latest actor, Ray Hicks. Carl Tyndall is our only doctor and guess who's his nurse? Esther Kearney. Why that figures. There's three that didn't get enough school their twelve years. They're still at it. Ed Craw- ford is at Wake Forest. Sue Cooke is in college for the purpose of being a Major of English and a Doctor of Psychology. Keith Horne is also in college. Byrant Lancaster is a successful merchant and farmer. Lillie Sasser is the owner of the biggest Dress Shop in town. She has all the latest fashions. I hear Betty Person is the proud mother of twins. I guess she has a full-time job. Out of our class came a number of secretaries, Among these are Nellie Deans, Hazel Wade, Cegerna Gutley, Ruby Davis, Betsy Grantham, Patricia Gardner, Carol Kearney and Edna Earle Sauls, who is secretary for an animal doctor. It looks like you did some good, Miss Rabil. Cuyler Best is busy setting up his own business. I know he will do good. I understand Bill Dees has become famous as a pilot. Someone told me Effie Mae Lancaster is reaching the top in medical work. We also have a new beauty salon in town. It was set up by Shelby Bass, Margaret Peedin and Donnie House, successful beauticians. Janet Pate makes a good elementary teacher as well as a housewife. Nettie Hollis and Nancy Pipkin are busy tending to the sick. They are our favorite nurses. lheard Jack Sasser comes through Pikeville once a week. He makes a very good electrical engineer. Who's that doing as near nothing as possible. It's Abbie Forhand, of course. Francis Herring stays on the road all the time. He's a truck driver, Henry Jinette is doing good as the only lawyer from the class. And what about Miss Barwick? I bet she's teaching at Pikeville High School. Keep her as long as you can. She can't be beat. Rowena Gurganus Prophecy 18 77 Class Officers David Rex Barfield Lemuel Bartlett A A,1 1 2 1 in B 'fx' x fn . . -Q ' 4 ix Rose Crocker Secretary Linda Futre lle Tre asurer Juniors Myrtle Batten BUSY - B. F. Bissett Bonnie Brown J. C. Cox Rose Crocker Barbara Crumpler Joan Crumpler Charles Daw ng 'Uu- TW, E ,,.....A -:Of any 'ST ,, vlrll U, 5 ,S , J',. I, I . Jesse Daw Peggy Edwards Jerry Elmore Gatha Forehan Carolyn Forehan Cortez Fulghum Bryant Futrelle Linda Futrelle Ed Curley Ray Hare Henry Howell Willie Howell BUSY BUSY Patsy Lancaster Carol Lee Ralph McCabe Billy McKeel H. F. Pate BUSY Jean Smith Billy Talton Barbara Taylor Tommy Tillman David White Richard Woodard 5? R Jay Hare President Earlene Howell Treasurer I-larriette Lancaster Vice President Sophomores Linda Collier Secretary Class Officers rs. 3- 5 l iii:-'v ll 'Yi Vemon Anderson Henry Best Barbara Carson Linda Collier Mary Elizabeth Connor Peggy Davis Connie Daw P Grover Dees Eleanor Edmundson Faye Edwards Anne Elmore Alice Fields 2 ww!! Sandra Ginn Frances Gooding Ralph Gurley Jay Hare John Herring Peggy I-licls - .om , ' 'WWW , l 1 ? W ' N lY,lX.lm.' xml L ,295 A , 1 el? my M- it as sf H M x xr-N.. E Q1 lx ' W 1 .7 1 '77 it at ,f if ,fy f ff f. x liar Jr ., M., V! 6 6 T i f .. ,..,, V U ' X 4 x fx. 'E j ,. 15 Annette Howell Dorothy Howell Earlene Howell Jannette Howell Robert Howell Rose Jinnette Robert Jones Ann Lancaster Harrietta Lancaster Jack Lancaster Wiley Lancaster Hazel McCand1ess Mary Ruth Mozingo Bonnie Musgrave Emmitte N ewcombe Henry Newcombe Linda Pate Tommy Pate Alma Pike Peggy Pope Linda Rouse Carlton Sasser Betty Jean Satterfield Cecil Scott Jettye Scott Shelton Scott Durwood Smith Glenn Smith Janet Smith June Smith Rose Smith Carol Strickland Jimmy Teachey John Thigpen Linda Toler Peggy Tyndall 'R Leigh Ann Cr Treasurer Jimmy Anderson Peggy Bartlett Jeannette Bass Donahue Bazemore Lorraine Blow Ann Brown Betty Lou Brown Roy Cox Leigh Ann Crawford R. B. Crawford Mary Frances Crumpler Rose Crumpler Douglas Eisele May Evans Annette Ferrell Bobby Ferrell Faye Ferrell Ray Ferrell Linda Gardner George Gardner Lou Ann Ginn Arthur Goff Helen Gooding Edna Earl Grantham Larry Gray ids, 23 9. 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Phone 3938-M GARRIS JEWELERS Your Loco' Jeweler For Clothes of Quality for the Well-dressed Man 142 N. Center Sf. it's Goldsboro's A 1 Goldsboro, N. C. Phone 4348 EDW RDS YOUNG MEN SHOP GRIFHNIS BAR-BLUE COMMUNITY MOTORS CORPORATION Mt Olive Highway Sales FORD Service ld b h ' Goldsboro North Carolina Go S om Non Carolma Compliments NEUSE TRACTOR CO. DEWEY BROS., INC. Tractors FORD Implements Founders - Machinists - Mill Supplies Phone 3000 Metal Building Supplies - Steel Fabricators Mt. Olive Highway l Telephone l8O0 Goldsboro, N. C. Goldsboro North Carolina SETH B. HOLLOWELL OIL COMPANY Atlantic Petroleum Products Plant Location: Adamsville P. O. Box 290 Goldsboro, North Carolina Telephone 898-J BELFAST GROCERY Wilson Hwy. Belfast, North Carolina Phone 1508-R GROWERS COOPERATIVE WAREHOUSE, INC. For Sale ot Leaf Tobacco P. O. Box 247 Wilson North Carolina We pay Patronage Dividends Compliments of CASH DRUG STORE CRAWFORD'S MEN'S SHOP The Best in Men's Wear Goldsboro North Carolina Pikeville North Carolina Phone 3852 Comp lime nts of MUSIC and SPORTS It pays to play Goldsboro North Carolina GOODMAN GROCERY and MARKET Dealer in Heavy and Fancy Groceries Sherwin-William Paints Feeds and Poultry Pikeville North Carolina Phone 38I2 RICHARDS JEWELERS, mc. COWPUWGHLS 106 N- Center Sf- ROME L. DicKERsoN Goldsboro North Carolina Sand . Gravel Diamonds - Birthstone Rings - Watches Fm-Crushed Stone and Topsoil Silverware - China - Cameras - Luggage Amoco products Elecirlcol Applionfe Goldsboro, North Carolina Repairs on Watches 8 Jewelry Phone 2200 - Day 4899 - Night J. M. EDGERTON 8. SON, INC. Compliments of Goldsboro North Carolina CARQLINA TRACTORSI INC, lmemclloncl Trucks Your Friendly Ferguson Dealer Farmall Tractors l Mt. Olive Hwy. Eastern Carolina's Farm Equipment Center Telephone 4250 Goldsboro, N. C. Phone 3780 FARMERS WAREHOUSE For the Sale of Leaf Tobacco Wilson Highway Goldsboro, N. C. MICK EY'S PASTRY SHOPS FARMERS HARDWARE CO. 2l2 N. Center Street Dupont Paints -Siegler Heaters -Nutrena Feeds Phone 909 Seeds and Feffililefs Goldsboro North Carolina Phone 3853 Cakes - Pies - Doughnuts - Cookies Pikeville, North Carolina and Pastries of all Kinds We specialize in Party and Wedding Cakes EARL THOMPSON, INC. Quaker State Motor Oil THOMPSON'S ELECTRIC 81 PLUMBING Kelly Springfield Tires Frigidaire Appliances Phone 601 Service Plus Quality Goldsboro North Carolina Phone 3l'l-2 Pikeville, N. C. TRIANGLE PiE's DRESS SHOP 3 Meds 0 Day 'Where clothing and prices both fit your needs Short Orders , Curb Service PllfeVlllef N0fTl CUVOIIUU Goldsboro North Carolina BROOM MOTOR COMPANY HOWELL BROS. GROCERY and MARKET Used Cars and Used Parts - Repair Service Auto Parts for Any Car - Tires - Accessories Dealer in Heavy and Fancy Groceries Used Cars , The Best Values in -I-own PCIIFITS Telephone Pikeville North Carolina Phone 206-3 Box I5 225 N. John St. Goldsboro, North Carol ina Sell your Tobacco on the Finest Sale in Tobaccoland with Dick and Zeke Cozart - Joe and Fred Eagles at CENTRE BRICK WAREHOUSE I-2-3 Wilson, horth Carolina We Lead Wilson - Wilson Leads the World Compliments ISAACS-KAHN FURNITURE CO. INC. The Big Furniture Store on Center Street lI8-I I2 N. Center Street Goldsboro North Carolina Compliments of Congratulations Seniors LITTLE RIVER OIL COMPANY Richfield Petroleum Products N. C. CONSOLIDATED HIDE CO., INC. Ft. of Waynesborough Ave. Goldsboro North Carolina Rvleigh HIQIWWCY Phone I26 Phones I532 - 2330 CREECH'S INC. Furniture of Distinction 209 W. Walnut Street J. C. PENNEY CO., INC. I09-IO9 West Walnut Street Always First Quality Goldsboro North Carolina Phone 2143 Compliments gf Compliments of ROBINSON'S DRUG STORE WAINRIGHT WAREHOUSE Goldsborc hlorfh Carolina Wilson North Carolina I- I FREMONT MOTOR SALES' INC. THE BARNES-HARRELL COMPANY Ford - The one Fine Car in its Field Wholesale Grocers - Bottlers of Coca-Cola Goldsboro Street Telephone 2636 Telephone 26 Fremont, North Carolina Wilson North Carolina Compliments of SMITH WAREHOUSE A B C Wilson North Carolina COFFEE SHOP Hot Dogs - Hamburgers Milli' Shakes - lce Cold Beer Highway H7 PARKERS BAR-B-Q Compliments of Fremont North Carolina Wilson North Carolina DUN-RITE CLEANERS GRIFFINS RESTAURANT Corner William and Holly Streets Adamsville North Carolina Phone 150 Goldsboro' N' C' Ph 5512 We Aim To Please n 0 O e S d Cash One Day Service Carry Pen on un ay One Stop Super Market Compliments of PAT WARD MOTOR CO- CORBETT MOTOR COMPANY 503 N' William Street Sales - BUICK - Service Goldsboro North Carolina 202 East Green Street Phone 156 Wilson North Carolina New Cars - Used Cars Goldsboro's HUB DEPARTMENT STORE Your Westinghouse Dealer 105-107 East Walnut Street FARMERS SUPPLY CO, Phone H80 Goldsboro, North Carolina Goldsboro North Carolina H8 N. John St. Phone 'lO7l B. W. Carr - Will Carr Smith - R. T. Smith NEW PLANTERS WAREHOUSE For the Sale ot Leat Tobacco Wilson, North Carolina Compliments of HOWARD'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER BELK - -I-YI-ERS Washing - Waxing - Polishing - Greasing Gddsboro North Camnno Ash Street Extension Phone 9124 Goldsboro. N. C. BALL PARK SERVICE STATION GEORGE HICKS MOTOR CO Phone 9I66 Goldsboro N DeSoto Plymouth Sales 8. Servlre Shell Petroleum Products Fremonf N C phone 4361 P 0mPf SSYVICS Guaranteed Used Cars FREMONT WHOLESALE CORPORATION EARL 5 PLACE Paints Buuldnrg Supplies Coal ColdDrlnks Pool Room Distributors H' way II7 Atlantlc Petroleum Products G0IdSI3'0l'0 NOl'fl'l Carolina Fremont N C WEIL S MOTOR PARTS 8. MACHINE SERVICE Jobbers of Standard Brands of Replacement Parts Since I865 Goldsboro N C With Fashnon and Quallty Apparel I302 N Wllllam St Phone 678 WAYNE DAIRY COOPERATIVE INC Goldsboro N C Dedicated to the economic Improvement of our local farmers Local owned and operated We are happy to furnish Plkevllle Hugh School wlth our Farm Fresh Danry Products , .C. - ' , . . l l l , . . I Serving Goldsboro and Eastern Carolina , . . I o , . . ' ll ll ' Sell your Tobacco with WATSON WAREHOUSE Wilson, N. C. Service and Satisfaction Since I904 Sell your Tobacco at BIG BRICK WAREHOUSE N. John Street Goldsboro North Carolina Sell your Tobacco at CAROLINA WAREHOUSE Goldsboro, N. C. Friendly Courteous Service GUY Best Bruce Smith SOUTHE RL AND FU RNITURE Home of Liberal Credit GULF SERVICE CENTER Ash and William Goldsboro, N. c. phone 741 H2 N' John phone 105 Goldsboro, North Carolina Quality Merchandise - Friendly Service Compliments of TALLEY'S BAKERY Cakes - Pies - Pastry SUTTONS GAS APPLIANCES Ranges and Refrigerators We 5PeCi0li2e in Wedding COkeS 1507 N. William St. Goldsboro N l07 E. Mulberry Street Cvmplimefws of GARRIS DRY CLEANERS HAM'S USED CAR LOT Dri-Sheen for Better Cleaning Adqmgville Communify 208 North Center Street Goldsboro Nong, Corolino Telephone 8l9 Goldsboro, N C One Day Service WW- A JJ as My ,n, -,-.- ,A X 1 W ttttt to ,oono ,iZ. Z S 2 x F 3 ww K lv-bmi. Tl l I KI Sh fu f 4' F ,yu 3 k 1 1 9' 5 4 1 E I i V i P w P 1 I -v v 1 4 N Y w