Ravenscroft School - Raven Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1942 volume:

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' e5 Class Cflicers ................... .....' 6 Seventh Year Seniors ....,.,. ....... 7 713 Kindergarten ................ ..... 1 4 First Year ...... ..... 1 5 Second Year. ..... ..... 1 6 Third Year .......... ..... 1 7 Fourth Year ....... ..... V 18 Fifth Year ..,....... ..... 1 9 Sixth Year ...... ..... 2 O Art Club ..... ....,...... ..... 2 1 22 Dramatic Club .......... ..... A La Classe Francaise ....... ..... 2 3 25 Glee Club .................. ..... Piano Class .........., ..... 2 6 Junior Red Cross ........................,... ..... 2 7 Junior Red Cross Service Club .....,... ..... 2 8 La Clase en Espanol ........... ........ ..,.., 2 9 Class Superlatives ....... ......... 3 30 Activities ................ ....... 1 .32-33 Farewell Poems ....... ......... 3 4' Religious Education ........ .... 4 ...,.36-37 Page two , ..u,,,,. DEDICATION U e fhe Sevenfh Year Sfudenfs of Ravenlserofz' School, in eeupressfiofn of our appreeiaffion and esfeem, false fhe second fvolwfme of The I-Zczevenf' THE REVEREND JOHN ARMSTRONG WRIGHT ff I greaf pleasure in cleclicczfieng Hzis, fo i. Q46 cJ7dClfLX!,lf FRIONT Row: Miss Patsy McKay, fifth year, Miss Elizabeth Sorrell, seventh year, Miss Ethel Southerland, third year, Mrs. Carl Wester, dietitian, Miss Alpha Lee Garnett, sixth year. SECOND Row: The Rev. Chas. E. VVulf, Religious Education, Miss Elizabeth Dortch, art, Mrs. McKinley H. Dollar, fourth year, Mrs. Nancy Lee Williamsoii, first year and principal. THIRD Row: Mrs. Benjamin Tongue, second year, Mrs. Earl Marshburn, music, Miss Catherine Waite, kindergarten. N or IN PICTLTREZ The Rev. John A. W1'ight and Mrs. M. C. Crowson, J r., Religious Education instructors. Page four wk A Miss ELIZABETH SORRELL Sevenih Year Teacher Page Jive 064.5 QffiC6ZA Presiclenf . . . CALYIN KOOXCE TTz'ce-Presidenf . . M.ARRIOTT PROC'TER Secreffzry . .... JAKE BOWMAN Tremzzrer . . AIABEL DYKR STRPHEXSON Jlflscofs . . LEAH AND BIAX BIILLER f J fagfofg Page .sir v + RA ..- 4 3' . xl g , L A 3 1 1 'I W ' 1 '-' 'Z ' lf r ' ' r A f , jwxxl f I , -W - ' , .fa f S x f ' , ffl U L Al V ff 'Atv .4 'dr y,fY' i' 'A ' 'fly' M l 1 ,FQV 5, fALf l fJ'xffu , JV CALVIN KOONCE7 President A good all round student M , b ,, 1 A at '! . gl J I 'WP 'Q X' 1 ' Cf fy .,T , A77 1 L L I .' f., L' L ff' .1 'fl if L' U A '. 7 , A -If gif' M I . W V-!ff , 1 l M' Z Q l fa A f N ,f I A , X ,fl 'jd ffcf' -' ' ff 12 ,F . ff ,Z ,A MARRIOTT PROCTER, Vice-President One of our most popular students A JANE BOWMAN, Secretary As good as she 'is pretty 1 1 , 1 - 1 rw jf f x-Y S' K V fl IQL' , V 'A xx, , , 9 V . 5 X , -ij 3,1 ,V N ' ' ,N f .' , ,N I A 1 1 , A MABEL DUKE STEPHENSON, Treasurer Generous and thoughtful of others Page seven Page eight I -X 1 ff ANNE ARENDEI.T. 'fSweet and shy X. J EAN BAXRBOUR A lovable girl 'Q-1 L 1 A ,X w Al xi. . .J I 4 I mf of ,ff fi of 45? 2,40 If ,ugi 7, JOSEPHINE CUSICK An outstanding student ff H fee f-. , Z fx X 1' JIMMY DENLIARK A jolly good fellowf' ,ll-I D 7 f f J f 5 , I ii We L f L lm al ' 1 I Al I X BILLY GALT A well rounded boy PETE GATTIS A good loolcer and neat as well HEIJEN HARDIN Artistic as well as athletic 1, in ll f I gy JQA -fl 1 5.1! KL ' Q N. .' MARSHALL HAYWOOD No quicker wit can one find sh.. ' Page nine Page ten X, ANNE DEWEY HEARTT 66 YY Original, nznsieal, and pretty MARX' JANE JOHNSON Finer than the breed of horses she -1 ,- f ff ex. VN, DIANE KIRCHOFEIR Genuine, fine, and true ,44 NANCY MCEACHERN An ability to win friends rides u 1 , , --'f ' ' ff' .ff 7, .,.-.v?pg',.f1u FQ . . 7,-ZA, A L H . ' Sail? la' xx' 1, g . T ' ' ai ,,,, i JY L 1 ,L Q, 1 VA, 'L L T ,. I 1-5 ,-- ff X L, If jg I -C xxinhii,-.lar , .Ty I' ' ' 1 J MARTHA ANN GLSEN A true southern girl 1 f N BILLY RAND A good business nzunf' LXNN BADGER SMITH Dainty and gentle is she A 1' OLIVER SMITH Never leaves a task 'til it's done Page eleven N Page twelve NANCY S'r1:AH.MAN A peach of a girl ROBIN THOMAS Capable and lovable JIMMY TRULL Disposition made of gold l VIRGINIA WALDROIJ- Fine as they come ,Z XJ! JOANNE WIIJSON Dependable in every Away PEGGY WILSON Sunny disposition f CHARLES WINSTON Popular all through school Page thirteen flzniayazfm Miss CATHERINE WAITE, Teacher Anderson, Glenn, Jr. Bernhart, Katherine Bridgers, Gertrude Brunner, Delberta Cummings, Ralph Graham, Alma Hudson, Dickie Jones, Danny Kaloyannides, George Kennan, James King, Stephen X Page ffI'lll'f!'l I'l Merritt, Rep Miller, Leah Miller, Max Munroe, Allen Murray, Hugh Powell, Tommy Satterfield, Benton Smith, Butch Shepard, Bobby Wardlaw, Martha Woolery, James cgiwi C673 MRs. NANCY LEE WILLIAMSON, Teacfzcr Adler, Anita Bell, Edward Bynum, Ann Peterson, Martin Rand, Tony Conn, John Rowe, Jacqueline Phelps, Hannah Jane ' Dick, Margaret Smith, Kenan Douglass, Mary Jo Spiegel, Arthur Edgerton, Mishew Ellen Van Note, Dutch Estes, Frances Veerhoff, Grail , Kamsler, Leonard Weems, Joan Makepeace, Billy Willett, Sue Marshall, Earl Williams, Elizabeth Cross Page fifteen .JmfA lyme MRS. MCKINLEY H. DOLLAR, Teacher Chapman, Catherine Davis, Patsy Estes, Dayton Fairley, Archie Fox, Nancy Jo Franklin, Pete Gordon, Richard Hudson, Virginia McEachern, Bo Page eighteen Procter, Billy Procter, Nancy Satteriield, Howard Shumaker, Elaine Stoughton, J ack Twiggs, Howard Weems, Pat Wright, Mary Yancey, Peggy QT'Zz'ZZ1fA ,Zfeaz Miss PATSY MCYKAY, Teacher Biekett, Cecile Black, Jesse Brinson, Charles Claridge, Nancy Dail Grandy, Charles Heath, Carolyn Mowery, Virginia Park, Charles, III Simpson, Anne Stokes, Helen Trull, Randolph Page 71f77ClC'C'Il l . :Bidi izfefzr Miss .ALPHA LEE GARNETT. Tmcizer Battle. Betty Lewis Smith. Alice Bebecca Fairley. Xancy Elizabeth Bpchurch. Xancy Fox. Shirley .inn yan Leer. M31-yiy Ragland. Mary Marshall Wifight. Xancy Ann Bichert. Joyce Barham. Charles Dewey Sanders, Alice Booker. Murray - Sibley, Barbara Howard. Arihur Page Twenty cltlf Miss ELIZABETH DOIiTCH, Instructor Battle, Betty Lewis Koonce, Calvin Bickett, Cecile Olsen, Martha Ann Fox, Shirley Ann Procter, Marriott Hardin, Helen , Sanders, Alice Kirchofer, Diane Stephenson, Mabel Duke Page twcn ty-one Zd,I4fLdiiC Miss :XLPHA LEE GARNETT, Instructor Barbour, Jean Barham, Charles Bickett, Cecile Bowman, Jane Fairley, Nancy Fox, Shirley Ann Hardin, Helen Haywood, Marshall Heartt, Anne Dewey Howard, Arthur Koonce, Calvin McEachern, Nancy Mowery, Virginia Olsen, Martha Ann Park, Charles B. Page twenty-two Procter, Marriott Ragland, Mary Marshall Rand, Billy Richert, Joyce Sanders, Alice Sibley, Barbara Smith, Bebecca Stokes, Helen Strailman, Nancy Thomas, Robin Upchurch, Nancy Van Leer, Maryly Waldrop, Virginia Wilson, Joanne Wilsoii, Peggy Wright, Nancy Ann Jvc Cfmuc C mncmige MRS. NANCY LEE WILTJIAMSON, Instructor Arendell, Anne Bowman, Jane Cusick, Josephine Carter, Verlynn Chapman, Catherine Estes, Dayton Gattis, Pete Jenkins, Blair Joyner, Walton Koonce, Calvin Mcliachern, Nancy Olsen, Martha Ann Procter, Marriott Rand, Billy p Satterfield, Howard Shumaker, Elaine Smith, Drew Stephenson, Mabel Duke Strailman, Nancy J Thomas, Robin Upchurch, Nancy Wilson, Peggy Winston, Charles Winston, Jim Page tuzcnty-three ' lx' A. Q ., .'ljif:!'gL ,K 'IN , I Q. x A3-N :S 3.: WS? Wk, -. AP ' ' K xx-.QQ ' X uf , .K Q -. Sglfg Qil' xb 5 .,i X sxxwff f ' ,Q gk Q , A? . k Q-vi' 'X wmv: .X its ' ' X if' 1- --5:1 Ts 'Q V f Kf- e .. ,N Fuyv tzccnfy-four 31- g ..-lift MRS. Qt, Cin! EARL MARSHBURN AND MRS. MCKINLEY H. DoLLAR, Instructors Arendell, Anne Bickett, Cecile Brinson, Charles Chapman, Catherine Cla-ridge, Nancy Dail Cusick, Josephine Davis, Patsy Estes, Dayton Eairley, Archie Fox, Nancy Jo Fox, Shirley Ann Gordon, Richard Grandy, Charles Heath, Caroline Heartt, Anne Dewey Howard, Arthur Hudson, Virginia McEachern, Bo McEachern, Nancy Mowery, Virginia Park, Charles Black, Jesse Bowman, Jane Procter, Billy Procter, Nancy Sanders, Alice Satterlield, Howard Shumaker, Elaine Simpson, Anne Stoughton, Jack Strailman, Nancy Trull, Randolph Twiggs, Howard Upchurch, Nancy Van Leer, Maryly VVeems, Pat White, Thomas VVilson, Joanne VVilson, Peggy W1'ight, Mary Yancey, Peggy Page ttten ty five District H +3-uqi I lcillsx Mies. Eater M,-iizsnatiax. Ir2.s'rz4c?f,vr .iren-iell. Ann-el Procter. Billy Chapngan. Catherine Procter. Nancy Ciisicli. Josephine-3 Estes. Dayton Gordon. Richard Green. Frances Heartt. Arnie Devrey3 Heath. Carolyn Newell. Nell State Hon-Q-rs 1911 and National Hon -y..-.' A.--'I '- bi S -iLL1UL'LS. State Honors 12912. National Guild of ers' Auditions. District Honors 11241 and State Hono ers' Aiiditions. State Honors 112'-11 and National Hon ers' .-luditi-Q-ns. Page tu-enty-si: -1-nors 12241 an-il State Hono Raglan-l. Mary Marshall Stephenson. Charles Stephenson. Mabel Dukei Strailnian. Nancy5 Irull. Randolph Mvhite. lfhonias Yancey. Peggy ors 112'-12. National Guild of Piano Teach- Piano Teachers' Auditions. ors National Guild of Piano Teach- rs 19-12. National Guild of Piano Teach- rs 19-12. National Guild of Piano Teach- r i I unfair 12,1 CW Miss CATHERINE WAITE AND MRs. W. E. TRULL, Instructors Barbour, Jean Battle, Betty Lewis Bickett, Cecile Claridge, Nancy Dail Fairley, Nancy Fox, Shirley Kirchofer, Diane McEachern, Nancy Movvery, Virginia Ragland, Mary Marshall Bichert, Joyce Sanders, Alice Simpson, Anne Sibley, Barbara Smith, Rebecca Stokes, Helen Thomas, Robin Upchurch, Nancy Van Leer, lviaryly Wilson, Joanne Wilsoii, Peggy VVright, Nancy Ann Page lucwtu sczfu flftlfLl.0'23 ffzfzll 620.44 6ZViC6 MRS MCKINLEY H. DoLL,-in AND Miss ETHEL SCITTHERLAND, Izzstrzzctors Black, Harry Pitts, Roy Carter, Verlynn Procter, Billy Chapman, Catherine Procter, Nancy Davis, Patsy Estes, Dayton Eairley, Archie Eouraker, LeRoy Eox, Nancy Jo Franklin, Pete Gordon, Richard Green, Frances Hinton, Andrew Hudson, Virginia J enkins, Blair Joyner, Waltoii Satterfield, Howaid Shumaker, Elaine Smith, Drew Smith, George Thomas Stephenson, Charles Stoughton, Jack Thompson, Marshall Twiggs, Howard W'eems, Pat White, Thomas Wiiistoii, Jim W1'3y, Charles Lancaster, Eleanor W1'ight, Mary McEachern, Bo Munroe, Jean Newell, Nell Page tzcefzty-eight W1'ight, John A. TVulf, Fritz Yancey, Peggy ,ld CZQAZ 614, AJQEVLOZ MISS PATSY MCKAY AND MRS. BENJAMIN TONGUE, Insfruciors Battle, Betty Lewis Barbour, Jean Barham, Charles Bickett, Cecile Black, Jesse Brinson, Charles Johnson, Mary Jane Kirchofer, Diane A Lancaster, Eleanor McEachern, Bo Munroe, Jean Mowery, Virginia Claridge, Nancy Dail Davis, Patsy F airley, Archie Fairley, Nancy Fouraker, LeRoy F ox, Nancy Jo FoX, Shirley Ann F ranklin, Pete Galt, Billy Gordon, Richard Green, Frances Hardin, Helen Haywood, Marsha Heath, Carolyn Hinton, Andrew Hudson, Virginia ll Park, Charles, III Pitts, Roy Procter, Nancy Ragland, Mary Marshall Sanders, Alice Simpson, Anne Smith, Ann Badger Smith, George Thomas Smith, Rebecca Stoughton, Jack Thompson, Marshall Van Leer, Maryly Waldrop, Virginia VVilson, Joanne Weems, Pat Wright, Mary Page twcw ty nine As the Sixth Grad Prettiest ......... Handscmest .......,.,.... Most Athletic CBoyj Most Athletic CGirlj Best All Around ...... Wittiest ..........t...,..., Most Considerate ...,. Most Musical ...... Quietest .......l..........,.. Most Entertaining Mcst Original ...... . Most Studious ,...... Most Artistic ..... ...... Best Dressed QBoyj . Best Dressed CGirlj . Page thirty 16.5.4 lftjlgzfdii V6.4 ETS S88 HSI NANCY MCEACHERN ...CHARLES WINSTON .........BILLY GALT HAEDIN CHARLES WINSTON LI.-XRSHALL HAYWOOD MAARTHA ANN OLSEN ANNE LARENDELL :ANN BADGER SMITH ........CALVIN KOONCIQ ........lVIABEL DUKE STEPHENSON JOSEPHINE CUSICK DIANE KIRCHOFER GATTIS .. . , .....,.. MAEEL DUIQE STEPHENSON 1 1 74 A Y 1---N11 Page thirty-one 1 Ln. --,4ae- 'vagina-1 1 I Z 1 O vslcfiviffea SPORTS Throughout the year ive have enjoyed many out-door games. Our favorites have been v'olleyball and baseball. We have had several games of volleyball ivith the eighth and ninth graders. We lost a game to the ninth grade, but Won all three games played With the eighth. We choose sides and have fun playing, too. Miss Sorrell usually plays vvith us. Helen and Diane have been the best girl players, While most of the boys are good. Baseball has been quite a favorite for the boys, especially our star players, Pete and Charles. We girls have shovvn the boys We are not as bad as they thought. We played stealing prisoners in the snow one day. Three deep is another of our games We often play. TRIP TO MUSEUM After We had finished our study of rocks and prehistoric animals in Science, our teacher took us to visit the Museum. We Went by the Capitol and learned many interesting things, also. Best of all Was When we were allovved to stop in a drug store for refreshments. ASTRONOMY One night our class met at the Physics building at State College to observe the moon, Jupiter and Saturn. Dr. Heck was our helper and guide. He was surprised at the number of constellations yve could name. FOLK DANCIXG One of our most enjoyable activities is folk dancing. At first We Were quite shy, but after much practice We found ourselves much enthused when Miss Sorrell rewarded us With a Shumaker Dance, Virginia Reel, or Whatever she chose for us. We even learned to dance in couples. STABIPS Mrs. Kilrchofer, Dianels mother, sent us a letter that had been Sent to a chapter of the D. A. B. relating to the saving of canceledstamps. When We were promised a play period for the troop who brought in the most Stamps-you Should have seen our room by Friday! We have already sent ,off over three hundred thousand to Britain to be sold to stamp dealers. The money is used to support three cots in the Queen's Hospital. Hfabel Duke Went down to report this to The News and Page th irty-two Observer for us and also to report that We had contributed over twenty dollars for our Red Cross. After America entered the War, We felt we should help our country. This We did by being 100 per cent for Defense Stamps and Bonds. SELLING ADS After much discussion about having an annual this year, We came to the conclusion that We could get enough complimentary advertisement to pay for our book. We had a class meeting and elected oflicers and began Work. Each person decided to take C310j ten dollars as his goal. At the present time Mabel Duke and Diane have turned in the most money. PICTURE MAKING Since We decided to have studio pictures for our annual, our teacher let us go for the sitting mornings before We came to school. We were to go in groups of Six and stay together. What fun We had! While Waiting for the bus to school We got drinks and candy. The candy We later distributed to our classmates when we returned. Cur teacher told us We were very good, as not one of us played Hhookeyf' CHRISTMAS PAGEANT This Christmas was the time for us to take the main parts in our pageant. This is one privilege of being a senior at Ravenscroft. Mabel Duke was Mary, Charles portrayed Joseph, Helen was the angel Ga- briel, Pete, with some sixth grade boys, was king, many others were people visiting the Christ Child with gifts, and the choir, which was unseen, was made up of our best singers. We were proud of this lovely Manger Scene. PICNI-CKING We are planning to go to Mrs. Miller's home for a Wiener roast in her back yard. She is the mother of our mascot twins. Jimmy Trull's mother is going to take us on a picnic to help Jimmy celebrate his birth- day. We are planning a swim in the pool and a picnic supper when We get all our annual material to the printers. May is to be our month of fun after Working so hard for the other eight. ENGLISH VISITORS During the time the British seamen were visiting at Camp Crabtree, We were fortunate enough to have Gunner L. C. C. Eades, of London, and his assistant, Henry Irving Mellor, of Blackpool, to visit our grade and talk With us on the War. We were quite impressed with their talks. They seemed so glad to find us happy. We sang some songs and danced for them. They made the War Seem more real to us, but We hope we may never experience some of the like incidents which they told us. Page tltirty-three C,QdZ8 WB!! W 061449 FAREWELL Dear Ravenscroft, we bid farewell, Good-by forever more 5 We'll miss you more than we can tell, As we descend your door. You'll always remain in our memories true, As we go on in our years. This our dear little class of forty-two Will leave behind many tears. .ANNE IDEXVEY HEARTT. IFAREXVELI. We all are very sad to leave our dear old seventh grade, The memories of each happy day will never, never fade, And here at last the time has come for us to now depart, So let us each be brave and leave with every happy heart LXNNE IXRENDELL. CLASS POEM For seven long years we've worked To reach that wondrous goal, Now that we've attained that height 'We recall the days of old. Maybe you think it's not so very high, But to us it seems just like the sky, Behind we'Ve laid a good foundation For future people of one great nation. MABEL DUKE STEPHENSON. Page thirty-four wa? won!! ,Aayfen . . Diane stopped talking about dogs? Pete didn't sit with Nancy Strailman? Marshall couldn't bring something to school to play with? Ann Badger talked as loud as Jimmy Trull? Mary Jane hated horses? Anne Arendell missed bowling? Virginia was as tall as Anne Dewey? Oliver talked out loud? Billy Rand's desk was as neat as Jane's? Someone didn't add a remark? Helen didn't play baseball? Charles didn't play football? Josephine made a zero? Jimmy Denmark never lost a book? Mabel Duke and Marriott would light over Zack? Miss Sorrell did11't have a joke to tell? Jean and Peggy stopped biting their nails? Robin had a haircut like Jane's? Billy Galt didn't get mixed up? Nancy McEachern didn't know a Perrin e Joanne Was as tall as Diane? p E Page thirty-five Religion. Ctwzgm 1941-42 KINDERGARTEN TO 7TH GRADE, TNCLUs1vE: Chapel is conducted daily by the rector, Bev. John A. W1'ight, and Rev. Charles Wulf, assistant, alternating. Two hymns are sung and various portions are taken from the Prayer Book. Miss Patsy McKay is our organist. This service usually lasts about 15 minutes. So starts our day. KINDERGARTEN Miss Catherine Waite weaves in through the morning Bible stories and grace is said before the children drink their 10 o'clock milk. GRADE 1 Mrs. Williamsoii gives stories which she selects from Christian Nur- ture series and Bible stories from other sources. Stories are also told relating to the Christian year as the season appears in the course of the Church Calendar. Mrs. VVilliamson emphasizes Christian living as related to the lives of the first graders. GRADE 2 Mrs. Tongue teaches the life of our Lord in relation to the Christian year, also The Lord's Prayer, a Grace to be said before meals, and the Pledge of Allegiance to the Cross. Each child makes a chart of the Christian Seasons and a booklet to include the chart and typed catalogue of the Seasons and Holy days with explanation. GRADE 3 The Rev. Charles Wulf teaches from the Old Testament, also, Stories from Once Upon a Bedtime by Sibyl Harton every Monday and Thurs- day. GRADE 4 . Mr. Wulf instructs the 4th grade also, and this year has used two books, The Stories Jesus Told -these are parables of our Lord retold and explained for children-by Gertrude Hollis, and UA Boy's and Girl's Life of Christ, by Paterson Smyth, every Monday and Thursday. Page thirty-sfizv GRADES 5 AND 6 These two grades are combined every Monday and Thursday when Christian Symbolism is taught by Mrs. Crowson. Just as the alphabet letters are symbols of our language, so Christian Symbols are the sign language of our Faith. The Children learn not merely to look at symbols, but through them to the truths which they express. Each pupil makes his own book of Symbols and they are Colored With the proper church colors. A tour is conducted around the different churches in Raleigh at which time the various Symbols and Crosses are pointed out and their meaning explained. GRADE 7 This class is conducted by The Rev. John A. 'Wright This past year Mr. W1'ight has taught '4The Life of Cur Lord and Christian living. Page thirty-seven ,an Cfdfii QOH? TENE: Welcome, Sweet Springtin1e'7 Welcome, sweet Springtime, we greet thee in song, Murinurs of gladness fall on your ear. Voices long hushad now their notes full prolong, Echoing far and near. Balniy and life-breathing breezes are blowing Swiftly to high school new vigor bestowing. Oh! how our hearts beat with rapture anew As our high desires surely now conie true. Seven years striving to reach this our goal, Ideals were high. but now they are higher. We promise loyalty to you, our school. Hail to our freshman year! STATE BEAUTY SHoP Manllur Bowling Center Bldg. .-..t.. Operated by MRS. H. Z. BOGUE 1 WHITE'S GROCERY T03 W. Peace Street FRESH MEATS VEGETABLES FANCY GROCERIES A i A FREE DELIVERY Dial 4331 2520 Hillsboro sf. Phone 2,3739 Phone 2,3730 THE STATE MAG.AZINE Published in Raleigh ,ti 53.50 PER YEAR T t ... CARL GOERCH, Editor THIS SPACE DOXATED BY F R-IENDS uild fur the gears with to ltllfa CHD? V We're giving you the key to a better home . . . a home of BRICK. Certainly no other ollfers so much for better health and better living . . . so much in beauty, Charming hospitality and comfort. Besides these qualities brick provides a sturdy, tire-safe, weather-resistant home for your family-a home modest in first Cost and one which requires little or no upkeep over many generations of service. 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WATCHES 1881 1942 Leading Jewelers and Silversmiths JEYVELRY SILYIERWARE AMES E, I CNeXt to State Capitolb EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE ...tl DESKS CHAIRS FILING CABINETS SHEET MUSIC RECORDINGS . - if ' . D1a1 2-2913 108 Fayettemlle St. RALEIGH, N. C. U4'llett'.4 EAUTY SHOP 'ki' 'WE VVILL BE IN BUSINESS TOMORRONV TO BACK UP 'WHAT IVE DO AND SAY TODAY il' i' 1415 IV. MARTIN ST. PHONE 7517 WILLIAM C. OLSE Consulting Engineer RALEIGH, C. it.-. ELECTRIC LIGHTING POWER PLANTS VALUATIONS HYDROELECTRIC DEVELOPMENTS STREET IMPROVEMENTS WATER WORKS SEWERAGE SAI T MARY'S SCHOOL and JU IOR COLLEGE RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA MRS. ERNEST CR-UIKSHANK, President -ii. Curriculum includes the 10th, 11th, and 12th Grades of High School Work Two Years College Work. Southern Association Accredited. it... For Catalogue and View Book Address: A. W. TUCKER-, Business Manager AMBULANCE SERVICE BROWN'S FUNERAL HCME Compliments of . . 0'WlflfLZlfL JEWELRY CO. CITY HALL SERVICE STATICDN 17 East Davie St. Phone 8694 PUROL PRODUCTS WASHING POLISHING GREASING VULCANIZING You'11 Always Find Those Smart Styles for the Young Set at AYLOR' The Showplace of the Carolinas 1 Shop at KIVMBRELINS Raleigh's Most Popular Furniture Store 'A' CASH OR CREDIT-WE ARE EASY TO TRADE WITH ir A KIMBRELL'S, INC. 124 E. Martin St. Phone 2-1931 MANGEL'S Feminine Apparel A uk 124 Fayetteville Street Raleigh, N. o. I N I SANITARY LAUNDRY i' CLEANERS ir CLOTHES PARKING RUG CLEANING Dial 4624 RALEIGH BEAUTY SHOP lO9V2 Fayetteville Street PHONE 2-3645 I uk H. E. LQIPFORD, Proprietor Raleigh, N. C. mportent -I-CD You dlqd TQ USM. QUALITY! Yr OYLAN' EARCE INCORPORATED RALEIGH ' NORTH CAROLINA CAROLINA HARDWARE Co. LG .-i... ALLEN,S SERVICE STATIONS Come if You Can, Phone, if You Can't COME AND SEE OUR 'Mk- FLQWER BQXES FREE ROAD SERVICE 'R' Dial 2-2875-2-2876 Ra1eig1I N Comphments of . . . IBC EQUITABLE 'I'- LU-TE INSURANCE FASHIONS FOR MEN COMPANY 1914 Hillsboro St GIRLS and BOYS have jofa to o, tool -kVX hen Uncle Sam asked us to tuIn All Out foI Y 1ClO1X he meant ex eu boclx men XY Omen boss and nls The xoun Q1 folks can help bus and sell War Bonds and Stamps tal e paIt 111 salxa e CH1111331 ns follow the health stIon bod1es pIotect then ew es WY Ith p1opeI l1 ht so that thex can be leen and aleIt XOH1 Job nls and bows 13 1mpoItantl I 9 IH T I Quia l' E CAROLINA POWER O .fi F ac X Q f'. ,gfl I A , ,,- Zu . .vt 2 v at IO' g' O - - L 9 Y O1 Q L1 , v nw .1- 1 Y C Q, I le ft. I W K A 1 i 1 programs of theIr Scout troops to buIld 1 ' ' g -.' . L' - I . 51, all .N X ,V 'I . 'I ? gl 1 1 UVB 7 L ' 5 A 257 sl LIGHT COMPANY H Q ' H- Compliments of New York Lite Insurance Co JoHN B. HlLL, Agent 1075-I 5 FULL 32-OZ. Bitzi? SPQZQELNG onlsn ww M FLAVOFS RALEIGH NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY Raleigh, N. C. GRADE A' ' PRODUCTS Smith Dairy products RALEIGH, N. C. Pool Road Dial 2-0351 L. M. SMITH, Proprietor J oHNsoN's J ENVELERS ... .k 1 EVERYTHING IN FINE JEWELRY H E. Hargett St. PERMANENT WAVES - 33.50 UP .-. t T All W01'k Guaranteed M t M POOLE,S BEAUTY SHOPPE Esiablfslie-1 16 Years Dial 4904 T E. I-Iargett St- D. C. MAY Painting and Wallpapering 505 Hillsboro Street Raleigh, X. C. Phone T024 GOALS OF MERIT HADEES POC.-XI-IONTAS BLACK ACE SPLIXT OLGA STOKER Lt... M E R R I 'I' T Raleigh, N. C. Dial 2-2165 it... Compliments of . . . PERSON STREET DRUG STORE No. 1 it... NICKINIMON 8: MCKEE - ,, - INSURANCES OF ALL KIND 18 W. Hargett St. Raleigh, N. C. M C L E L L A N ' S RECORD CAFETERIA ,fi POPCLAR' AND CLASSICAL RECORDS AND SHEET MUSIC -.tl f'1 Compliments of . . . MONTGOMERY WARD Co. T t i -5 I A Compliments Uf Person St. Plwar. No. 2 HAVIES-BAIQTQN FIVE PCDIIXITS was IT PAYS GET THIS HABIT To BHZET LOOK WELL YOIIR FRIEXDS if Q AT ' ATKIYS BARBER SHOP BOON-ISELEY DRUG Co. Person Street - 0 D1a1 T728 118 Faye-ttev111e St. J Compliments of . . ii... PAINTING AND T. H. BRIGGS 8: Soxs, ING. INTERIOR DECORATING Raleigh. N. C. iii Estimates Made In and Out of Town f it? Telephone 6824 402 Glenwood Ave. RALEIGH, N. C. We sold your great, great grandfather building supplies' ' IR 1101? R gkfvazg SECURITIES FOR INVESTMENT CAPITAL CLUB BUILDING, RALEIGH, N. C. Telephone 2-3711 New York Office: One WcaII Street Your Appearance Is Our Business THE FAMILY DRUGGIST 'k if MANHATTAN AND ARROW SHIRTS Prescriptions a STETSON HATS SPGCWFY HART SCHAFFNER if an MARX CLOTHES 1' BRANTLEY 8: SQNS, INC. MTCLEOD 85 WATSON Dial 8834 135 Fayetteville sf if OCCIDENTAL LIFE Complimellts of . COMPANY DILLON SUPPLY CO. ir HOME OFFICE RALEIGH NORTH CAROLINA BARBGUR PRGDLICE CCDMPANY VVHOLESALE FRUITS AND PRODUCE ii... PHONIES: 4424-4425 RALEIGH NT C we PQ WYATT Sz, SONS CUMPANY Hardware Farm Implements Seeds Paints V It 's Smart To Be Thrifty SAVE EVERY DAY AT E C K E R DiS DRUG STORE 'A' 'lr Compliments of R. ROYSTER'S CANDY STORE ik i THE NORTII CARoL1NA HoME INSURANCE CIOINIPANY RALEIGH, N. o. .1 -t .1 INCORPORATED 1868 .. t -. North Carolina's Oldest Stock Fire In- surance Company Has Enjoyed the Con fldence of its Policyholders for Seventy-Four Years ii, 901-914 Commercial Bank Building Home Office DR. A. W. GHOLSON OPTOMETRIST 137 S. Salisbury St. Raleigh, N. C. rGroundF1oorJ 30 Years Successful Experience it... BETTER GLASSES-BETTER FITTED ii... Also Prompt and Accurate Service in Duplicat- ing All Kinds of Broken Lenses and Repairing Frames PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN REPAIRS SENT HIE BY INIAIL CAROLINA STORAGE 8: DISTRIBUTING CO RALEIGH, N. C. TH MERCHANDISE STORAGE POOL CAR DISTRIBUTION it.. 324 W. Lane St. Phone 4979 Member A. VV. A. American Chain Wa1'ehoL1ses STEINWAY PIANOS RADIOS FRIGIDAIRES HAMMOND ORGANS RANGES, ETC. C. H. STEPHENSON MUSIC CO. ,tl MUSICAL-ELECTRICAL MERCHANDISE A., i N 121 Fayetteville Street Q PHONE 2-2019 RALEIGH, N. C. I 5 f ynum latin ting amp any f-BETTER PRINTING kazfezyh, lffotth fatofina WHERE BETTER LIVING BEGINJ' DISTINCTIVE LIGHTING FIXTURES ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES BUILT-IN STEEL CABINETS AND SINKS DIAL 3-1642 515 Hillsboro Street Raleigh, North Carolina RALEIGH INDUSTRIAL BANK Corner Hargett and Salisbury Sts., Raleigh, N. C. PHONE 6435 PHONE 6435 .-.F A COMPLETE LOAN SERVICE FOR YOU TO BORROXV THE CASH YOU NEED We Invite Your Application it..-. This Bank Specializes in Handling SAVINGS ACCOUNTS if Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent, Conveniently Located on First Floor JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION To Build American Health and Build American Youths Use PI E STATE PASTEURIZED MILK AND DAIRY PRODUCTS AND ICE CREAM it.-. PINE STATE CREAMERY COMPANY 426 Glenwood Ave. Dial 2-3911 Repairs for . . T R U L L 4115 Fayetteville Street Dial 6353 ir PEDEN STEEL COMPANY Raleigh, N. C. A 9356:--A f 1:23 N l IERMI IES? -S5 Qf- so ski. . , . . . Only the World s largest t6I'II11t6 control orgamzatlon - K'-13. can offer your property this reliable protection. . Envy!!! - he C19 A scientinc chemical treatment that has been used to N J A 'T' protect more than 75,000 structures. C29 A tive-year termite control contract guaranteed by WE INSPECT Terminix Co. PROPERTY Q39 An ADDITIONAL GUARANTEE by the manufac- ANYWHERE turers, E. L. Bruce Co., Memphis, Tennessee. g:TIg?5E?Gg,?E-,TN Q45 These guarantees are INSURED and BONDED by the Sun Insurance Office, Ltd., of London. vm' TERMINIX C0 ' I 1 333 Fayetteville St. Dial 2-1121 ' RALEIGH, N. C. C A P I TA L ICE AND CCAL COMPANY ul' ir PROMPT DELIVER-IES 1 t 1 RED JACKET AND POCAHONTAS COAL - at ,- 600 W. Hargett ST. -: Phone 5589 Compliments of . . 1 2 6 lfl 5 DAVID I. FORT Agent FIRE TORNADO . . AUTOMOBILE and other lines of insurance at Substantial Savings ...ti 103 Security National Bank Building' Phone 7565 Res. phone 5728 CI'O??ZlJZl'll1!7l1ZiS of . 5 l.1Ax.WlLSQN HUDSON'S SEA FOOD Fresh From the Coast Daily -ki IOOQ MILK FED FRYERS DRESSED AXD DELIVERED FREE DIAL 5846 315-317 Blake Street Raleigh, N. C BOLLING NEWSOM D R Y C L E AN I N G PHONE 9-0563-2-0564 122 West Martm Street Ralei h kolth Cal ohna WWE SPBCIALITE IN ALL HATS ALLEN S MARKET YOUR HEALTH FOOD CENTER DIAL 4663 BATTLE CREEK HEALTH FOODS GROCERIES MEATS FRUITS VEGETABLES DAIRY PRODUCTS MODERN BEAUTY SALON 602 Odd Fellows Bu11d1n PHONE 2 0466 Permanents S3 50 to S10 O0 Shampoo and Fmger Waves 50 Cents Owned and Operated by MARY LASSITER AND REBECCA HOLLAND All Expeuenced Operatols . Ol Y 'I 'I . C 7 Y I 3 t J .LT 4 4. A 7 Corner Morgan and Dawson Streets . . g ' L Compliments of D nmarlc 3 I fubmo 1 r 4 , l l. L , fl lj, Ihiyfjgg E23 1.5 -,,,1- . a , ' - ' -lin' 1 1. III... ..' f .ff , 4-yd I .. .5 '- ' .. 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