Ridgecrest High School - Fledgling Yearbook (Stanfield, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1950 volume:

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' N aw ,4 I Q5 ,f A -L .I , Ni -:bs-L... W A' +2 DEDICATION With affectionate regards and with deep ap- preciation of their friendship, helpfulness, and kindness during our entire school career, we, the Senior Class of 1950, dedicate this issue of The Fledging to Misses Minnie Barbee and Angeline Hinson. wQf Q, J . M. DRY Principal FACULTY FACULTY Mas. J. N. LILLY MRS. J. M, DRY -wana UW ,:, MINNIE BARBEE J. M. JENKINS MRS. L. F. COWAN FACULTY MRS. HELEN MOYLE SMALL MRS. CLAY RINEHARDT 6, Tlx i Q' -t . ,,., J' L. ,, . . -I fm V , 9 fiaff- . 5 Y X :Safe ZZ' 'f S ' 'V 'T ' fe A' MISS ANGELINE HINSON THEDUS E. BARRINGER MRS. CLAUDE UNDERWOOD 5-, L-f-ma:-h- --A f-'-f'-- S E N I 0 R S CLASS OFFICERS Jack Tucker .A........,. .,...,.,.A..,,. P resident Gerald Freeman ......,.. .....,, V ice-President Virginia Tucker ....., .i... ......,.,i..... S e cretary Mildred Smith ....... ....,.,........,.,....,....,,....A......,,i,.. T reasurer SENIOR HONORS Gerald Freeman ..V....l...............A.,,l..l.....i..,.. Valedictorian Jackie Hatley .,,l,.....,....,,......,..A........................ Salutatorian Frances Almond, Hazel Furr .....,...,..,,. Runners-up Class Flower Red Rose Motto He profits most who serves best. Class Colors Red and White JACK TUCKER And when he walked down the street, he smiled on all the ladies sweet. 4-H Club 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Marshall 33 Class President 3, 45 Fledging 4g School Bus Driver 3, 4. VIRGINIA TUCKER We could not in a palace find a truer heart than she. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Class Secre- tary 45 Fledging Business Manager 4. GERALD FREEMAN . m There is a gentle manliness in hz that wins our deepest respect. Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 4: Fledging Editor 45 Class Vice- President 4: Chief Marshall 3. MILDRED SMITH As long as men have eyes, ears and taste, she will always have a lover. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 4: Secretary 29 Treasurer 4. SENIORS CLASS oFF1cERs BETTY JEAN ALMOND She doesrft say much, but we're glad she's one of us. Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Fledging Art Editor 4. RUTH ALMOND Her air, her manners, all who saw admired. 2 Tedfing Art Editor 4, Glee Club FRANCES ALMOND The sweetest of smiles, the kindest of hearts, a friend for all time. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 4-H Club 1, 2: Substitute Bus Driver 3, 4: Student Council Rep 29 Marshall 3. HAZEL FURR A hearty friend and a comrade true, if she has faults, they're very few. Glee Club 3, 4. THELMA HARWOOD A very nice girl with pretty curly locks, but, oh, my, what a chatter box. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: 4-I-I Club 1, 2, 3. JACKIE HATLEY This little maiden lived with no other thought than to love and be loved. 4-I-l Club 1, 4: 4-H Club Presi- dent 4-g Glee Club l, 2, 3, 49 Bask- etball 2, 33 Marshall 3: Student Council Rep. 2. CARRIE HUNEYCUTT A smile for all, a maiden fair, with eyes of brown and golden hair. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice-Presi- dent 2. KATHLEEN PAIGi Smile and the world lm' s SENIORS ew Y 1 4 4 w . 2 1 x , , . ,, X w. Lx' wzth you. Glee Club 3, 4. SENIORS 3 A .gg JACK LAXTON Men of few words are the best men. Baseball 2, 3, 4. JUANITA SMITH There are sweet girls all around, but Juanita's the sweetest one we have found. 4-H Club 1, 23 Glee Club 2, 3, 4. EDWARD SMITH Fate tried to hide him by naming him Smith. Glee Club 2, 37 Basketball 1, 2, 3: 4-H Club 1, Z, 3. TOMMY WHITLEY As prone to mischief, as able to perform it. 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club Z, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. cu-iss PRQPHECY On May 16, 1955 the graduating class of 1950 met at the home of Mrs. J. N. Lilly, their former' home-room teacher at Ridgecrest, for a class reunion. petty Jean Almond was the first to arrive. We weren't very much sur- prised to find she was now operating one of the best beauty shoppes in the state at Five Points. Frances Almond came in looking very happy. She invited us all to her wedding, which was to be the next week. She said it had taken her almost five years to decide where to have the wedding, although she still planned on marrying her high school boy friend. We were all surprised to find that Jack Tucker, the cutest boy n our class, was now an outstanding lawyer in Lambert. Virginia Tucker came in wearing a very fashionable outfit. She said she was now a secretary and had a very handsome boss. We hope she doesn't have as many worries over her masculine friends as she did in high school. Kathleen Paige reminded us to tune in and hear her on her radio pro- gram next day. She answers all questions sent to her on love and happil- ness. Ed Smith and his pretty little wife were the next to arrive. He said he was now the owner of a popular service station in Locust. His wife looked rather jealous, but I guess she remembered he was chosen the sweetest boy in our clasls. Jackie Hatley and her husband came in looking very much in love. They are now living in a five room house on Rocky Grove farm in South Mission. We hope she uses her rolling pin more for baking than she does on her husband's head. Ruth Almond was the next to arrive. She had on a very stylish outfit and 'looked very lovely. It seems she has made a great success as a model in New York. She is wearing a beautiful diamond, and I believe the lucky guy is that secret admirer who used to send her prsents. Carrie Huneycuttt gave us one of her sweetest smiles as she came in, wearing her pretty nurses' uniform. She is now head nurse at the Cabar- rus Hospital. It seems Gerald Freeman is known as a famous doctor. I'll bet he's begun to think seriously of that pretty blond-headed nurse. Hazel Furr said she was a baby sitter for her sister's children in Albe- marle. The reason for that might be because of that good looking boy who lives next door and frequently comes over to sit with her. Everyone laugh ed when Tommy Whitley said he had a good steady job as pie-taster in the Frog Pond bakery. If you buy a pie and find it has been nibbled, you will know whom to see. Thelma Harwood is back from Reno where she has received her second divorce. It seems she has met another handsome man. We were all happy to hear that Jack Laxton is now the manager of a famous hillbilly band. Mildred Smith was bubbling over with praise for the girls' basketball team at Ridgecrest, which she has been coaching for several years. They haven't lost a game in three years. Juanita Smith was the last to arrive at our reunion. She said she was working in a do-nut shop which her fiance owns. Of course the reason he hired her was to find out if she could cook, but we hope he loves her anyway. Sweetest Juanita and Edward Most Popular Mildred and Jack T. N Best Looking Jackie and Tommy , , at SENIORS Most Athletic Frances and Tommy Most Courteous Carrie and Jack L. ,sw Most Dramatic Thelma and Jack T. Biggest Flirts Thelma and Edward i wg! M' Most Basbful Kathleen and Jack L. ,U .Q 1. Q- P, 7. Most Conceited i ll Best Dressed at Frances and Gerald , I Juanita and Jack L. ee , e , 1 Cutest .fnnnifa and ja if ,, A My f W my - rl: , ,V we A, 93 t IE W' Most Studious Hazel and Gerald -M ,.- we .f ewan , f ei QVJ., , i -,ffm . ,gr V TJ.. Lt ws V Best Writer Virginia and Gerald Biggest Gigglers Thelma and Tommy Most Grumblesome Frances and Jack T. SUPERLATIVES ' F rienrlliest Juanita and Gerald Most Dependable Jackie and Jack L. .9 . -, L f i 2 f 52 A 1 : '- ' if: he-z. , f ' -'A' . i ii.2 .?QI'2-3 'f ' . a e A lwftffft iiis ff, Best All-Around Ruth and Jack L. Most Likely to Succeed Hazel and Gerald Most Pleasing Personality Kathleen and Jack T. Q Q ? T. s s if T i we 'I- .ily '::'.--1 Q 1 kiln Wiliam 'Uni Ylusb me i 1 -5 if ,Me :fe , Quietest Betty Jean and Jack i -1 H QL as we Lwh., .Illini Silliest Mildred and Edward i Most Talented Neatest Vlfsmla and Tomml' , Betty Jean and Jack T 0 ff' W 1 T G Wittiest Thelma and Carrie Tommy and Jack T. SNAPSHOTS A P55 1-:ww Ill 'U P I 'il 32, J K . wi f-:R LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the class of 1950, being about to leave this worthy institution, do in all respect and affection bequeath the following to our friends re- maining here: To the members of the faculty, in recognition of their kindness and generosity to us, we leave our sincere thanks and heartfelt appreciation. To the Junior Class, we leave all the remaining money in the treasury, eleven cents and all the remaining outstanding debts. To the Sophomore Class, we leave a splendid example of how noisy a Senior Class should not be. To the Freshman Class, we leave the ability to eat during classes. I, Mildred Smith, leave all my old Reader's Digests to Katie Lambert and I hope she will enjoy them more than I did. I, Jack Tucker, leave my place as basketball captain to Kenneth Mor- gan. I, Ruth Almond, do will and bequeath my ability to make snazzy and delicious milk shakes to Carl Burris. I, Gerald Freeman, do will and bequeath my love for square dancing to Richard Almond, and I hope that he will have lots of fun. I, Juanita Smith, do will and bequeath my ability to fall in love with a different boy every week-end to Ann Jean Eudy. I, Virginia Tucker, do will and bequeath my many heartaches and sleepless nights over my favorite boy friends to Hilda Mae Hatley. I, Jack Laxton, do will and bequeath my love for pretty girls to Billie Lambert and hope that they will love him better than they did me. I, Kathleen Paige, do will and bequeath my ability to keep library students quiet to Dorothy Huneycutt and hope she does a better job than I did. I, Hazel Furr, do will and bequeath my ability to read library books in class to Clinton Harkey, hoping that he doesn't have to do it as sur- repitiously as I did. I, Edward Smith, leave my place as a good ad salesman to Truet Whit- ley. I, Betty Jean Almond, do will and bequeath my preference for tall, dark and handsome boys to Lillie Helms, hoping that she will have more of them stringing along than I did. I, Jackie I-Iatley, do will and bequeath my ability to day dream in class of my future husband to Sarah Ann Clark. I, Frances Almond, do will and bequeath my old bottle of tom Bomb Perfume to Jewell Almond and hope its fragrance will be a knock-out on her Saturday night dates. I, Tommy Whitley, do will and bequeath my ability to play basketball to Charles Branch in order that the team may have a successful season next year. I, Thelma Harwood, do will and bequeath my reputation as the biggest giggler to Patsy Almond. UA Testator, Jackie Hatley Witnesses, Mrs. J. N. Lilly, J. M. Dry . im, CLASS HISTORY In our pre-school days it seemed that the day would never arrive when We could start to school. Finally in 1938 we got to start, with half the class crying for their mamas before the day was over. With the help of our kind teacher, Miss Furr, we managed to get through the first grade. We entered the second grade thinking we knew everything, but when Mrs. Linker gave us our books we found out we didn't. In the third grade we were divided into two groups. Miss Eudy and Miss Hinson were the teachers. The pupils in Miss Hinson's room learned to be careful about correct Englsh by having to sit on the dunce stool if they spoke incorrectly. Miss Eudy's group had their difficulties also. Sometimes we would knock our little chairs over and have to sit on the floor for a while to teach us to be more careful. In the fourth grade we received our geography books with much joy, because we liked big books, and felt very important carrying them. Miss Smith was our teacher that year. The fifth grade was a very romantic year for us. We began to write love notes to each other. Our teacher, Miss Smith, who was promoted with us, had a hard time trying to keep our minds on books. With the sixth grade we had finished half of our schooling and thought we were practically grown. Miss Barber must have had her hands full with all of us grown-ups. As seventh graders the girls had started using lipstick, usually having it smeared all over our faces. Mr. Jenkins was our teacher and he believed in his students being quiet. He had a job contending with our exuberant spirits. We entered the eighth grade feeling very proud because we got to change classes. Our teacher was Miss Lambert. Finally in the year of 1946 we entered high school with twenty-six pupils. We lost Edward Whitley and Billie Lambert that year. Our teach- ers were Mr. Barnhardt, Mrs. Spencer, and Mrs. Lilly. We had several plays during the year. We entered the tenth grade with two new teachers-Mr. W. F. Daniels and Mr. L. W. Byrum, principal. , We had several movie parties this year. The high school went to see Gone With the Wind at the Paula Theatre in Mt. Pleasant. We lost Irene Lambert, Minnie Jane Williams, Inez Clark, Julia Mae Hatley, Trullie Furr, Rosalene Burris, Spencer Harwood, and Virgil Lambert, Jr. We gained Kenneth Efird and Tommy Whitley. The most exciting events of our Junior year were our Junior and Senior trip to Asheville and receiving our class rings. We had several class parties this year. Mr. Brooks Jerome came to fill a vacancy the latter half of the year. We lost two pupils this year-Kenneth Efird and Jewell Whitley. We gained two pupils, Juanita Smith and Jack Laxton, who came to us from Oakboro and Bethel respectively. On July 25, 1949 we entered our Senior year with sixteen happy Seniors. We had a new principal and a new high school teacher, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dry. We enjoyed a weiner roast at Love's Old Mill and a wild hayride afterwards on the night of September 27, 1949. On December 21, the grademothers gave the Juniors and Seniors a Christmas party at Morgan's Cabin. We had great fun eating and danc- ing. Each student received a souvenir. - ---S-ai' H - 'Wit 1 : V , A QF' ?5'! i V: if V ' 4 I A V I , ' ' 1 b. I -' J g iii' T 4 -'li A 1 1' r' I ' N: 'A i WL Q? r - - ' ' . T s ' , 1 - is ,N w , , -1... 5 I THE FLEDGLING STAFF M 3 nw? GERALD FREEMAN JACK TUCKER Editor and Assistant Advertising Advertising Manager Manager Pu RUTH ALMOND BETTY JEAN ALMOND Art -Editdr Art Editqr A MRS. J. N. LILLY Sponsor 12 'VAN ,o' T In-FJ . fa ,, qt I M 'Ji xl . ,1', 0 S T T fa l ,nr . ,gs ' . I' T . I R I j X, VIRGINIA TUCKER X Business Manager :' M FRA15iF,,S'lALMONDT Assistan T Editor T vmzsib PURR Historian T JUANYFA- SMITH Prophet JACKIE 'HATLEY Testatbr ,iv Tr Y' :, .I 1 si, 2 J T was 3 . M52 A v 11-ef 'I , LQ? 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IRENE FURR President Marshal SARAH ANN CLARK Treasurer Marshal J UNIORS CLASS OFFICERS, JEWEL ALMOND Secretary KENNETH MORGAN Vice-President Chief Marshal .ff , 1. ' V 4 RICHARD ALMOND Marshal J UNIORS Carl Burris Rosalene Burris Billie Lambert Lxllxe Helms , 'L V in-mfg, K ' 'Q' tfmwffmg, .swffffgiggf A Q35-vi' TQ.-'LM-we-'QA . Q H, . , Q . . Peggy Whitlev SOPHOMORES 3 15,52 ? , ': ' f I 5 A Jerry Almond Charles Branch Guy Clark Bobbie Harwood Carrie Harwood Margie Harkey Katie Lambert Kay Frances Phyllis Smith Dorothy Huneycutt Rhoda Helms 4 , Lambert Martin Lambert Ruby Smith FRESHMEN Homer Allman pats, Almond -I Q ,, ' vw f - 1 Mgt : ix, 55-,M 3 5. EQ L A A Have Almond James Blackwelder Betty Sue Burris Sarah Burris Kenneth Clark W I if Q ll Keith Crayton Ann Jean Eudy ' I Betty Jean Furr : A .J ' Shirley Clark iv J 1 Tlxxfa Keith Eudy , rg WVVV ' .Ai x Ml-mai, fi cv Jane Fun' FRESHMEN Clinton Harkey Betty Harwood Effie Hatley Hildi HatleY Katie Belle Herrin 4. wh f f jyifil V , :xl :J , ' -1 Boyd Lee Paige fn Lawrence Tucker 1. '- Reece Lambert J. B. Lambert E 5 r l XX Mildred Smith Harold Smith Truet Whitley Hilda Moyle I' EIGHTH GRADE Miss BAKBEE SEVENTH GRADE - MR. JENKINS SIXTH GRADE MRS. cowAN FIFTH GRADE MRS. SMALL A 235.1 i6 yN ' - M4 , ., mc -' , . jg' ch' high .fQfi? ,9 QQ A 9 9 N' C - fvgvofgxfil . 'f'cf'0lfgi 5 .Q , 3 0: 4- q 2555.17 09: , 9095 . , W, Q, , ' ff Goff 'X f x 'Q 0 Q A ay 4, ',, - X ink? S1203 gQf,1:'1 ,004 4 ,GQCQA A Qis' -6'r- fn WA -1 'F 1 X2 if' S. V .. 1 '-1 .4.,.W,, we.. . .--Q T,-, . -,, Wgmvsf.,-,.-,.f.,,,, ,V -v....,. 1 5 rw D .M ,,,.4.. ,NM , gh.-?..W,.. .,. 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K First row: Truet Whitley, Kenneth Morgan, Jack Tucker, Captain: Guy Clark, Tommy Whitley. Second row: Bobbie Harwood, Ray Almond, Keith Crayton, Gerald Freeman, Charles Branch, J. M. Dry. Y '- miaez3Q':5 H klql Z if S V ne e . e t 5 if i fA T? X lf! Y' av fy -U T f-:sa S 'Q L :od X1 First row: Phyllis Smith, Mildred Smith, Frances Almond, Shirley Clark, Katie Lambert, Jewel Almond. Second row: Betty Sue Burris, Hilda Moyle, Patsy Almond, Sarah Burris, Rhoda Helms, Carrie Harwood. GLEE CLU ,, qw L , W. . ff 1' S35 1? I V, ,- , mf.-K v 4...H CLUB Y Y .ff D - - wa , ,,.,fWL fx 55... -W . - Es-an-a. W 1 L .VV, ngyigzmki K. :MFA ,, M as ff:,42L L- f W ' A 'Q ' Q ,M A 2, ' K ft fm' 4-f' -fi- W'y k1LHit??-ff'H'r' f 'T gf J'-?'i1-v'??gi?f?Yr:V,iQf:,,aL 7 R,,L?jfjijx, I An ., G. C. McMANUS COMPANY, Inc. Allis-Chalmers Farm Equipment Mack Trucks ALBEMARLE, NORTH CAROLINA Phone 321 C0 'Plime fS ROYAL CROWN COLA STANLY HARDWARE Bm By Tam-Tfsf CO., Inc. NEHI BEVERAGE CO., Inc. Distributors Albemarle, N. C. MacGregor-Goldsmith Sporting Bottle,-S of Goods and Sports Equipment R-C NEHI PAR-T-PAK if I-I AQTSEM F UN EQAA L 24 E Ho U, A I C U1 ance Se rvice 41 Be Hn A RL e 'H on 6 81 -AA 'D LAND Pl-I on EN 0 3 Lo CU ST LEVE L DR IV I E Q , ' + x Qi? gi-so ago' X I 999' are AQQQ ' E i At? 1 W AY Y 27 Egg MT. PLEASANT MILLING CO. Sf? Manufacturers of Flour-Meal-Feed Phone 481 FRED J. ALMOND General Store LAMBERT, N. C. B. E. HOLBROOKS COMPANY Dealers in Hardware - Electrical Appliances - Water Systems Phone 1 STANFIELD, N. C. Q 'W HUBERT L. HATLEY'S GROCERIES Texaco Gas 8' Oil Rt. 1, STANFIELD, N. C. At Lambert i ALMOND HOME SUPPLY Crosley - Hotpoint Appliances LOCUST Savings in Furniture S. Church Street, CONCORD, N. C. Lowder Hardware Co., Inc. Retail and Wholesale Building Material, Hardware, Home Appliances Paints, Seeds and Fertilizer Albemarle, N. C. Phbllll 1040 and 325 Bar-B-Q Lodge Home Cooked Meals Toasted Sandwiches Albemarle, N. C.f Compliments of Herlocker Service Albemarle, N. C. Phone 60 1 1 Compliments of Moose's 141 West Main St. Albemarle, N. C. Hatley's Philco 25 Crosley Products Specialized Hardware and Electrical Supplies Oakboro, N. C. Drye's Furniture Store Leonard Refrigerators U Stoves Thor Washing Machines New Perfection Oil Stoves Complete Home Furnishings Oakboro, N. C. Phone 286 'WQW' ' - -'-Q---'d - To look Pleasant Come To M.. Jeerfs Beauty e Ml. Measam' MCI P. M. Huneycutt FIVE POINT GROCERY City Service Gas Route 1 Mt. Pleasant, N. C. LOWDER'S FLORIST Flowers for all occasions Phone 661 1410 West Main Street Parkmore Cafe We Serve Plate Lunches Good Coffee - Sandwiches - Cold Drink N. C. Highway 27 Locust, N. C LOCUST SERVICE STATION Hoyle Tucker ,,, Prop. Huneycutt's Food Store Dealer in Fresh and Cured Meats - Groceries G. E. Appliances TIRES-TUBES-ACCESSORIES Oakboro, N. C. Phone 501 Locust N. C. Compliments of Bowers Brothers Compliments of G. C. Mortons 8 Co. Stanly Funeral Home Ambulance Phone 18 8 Pepper Pot Grill All kinds of Sandwiches and Magazines Fountain Service AT WEST END Locust Hardware Co. Staple Hardware and Building Materials N. C. Highway 27 R. F. D. 2 Stanfield, N. C. Wade H. Love General Merchandise 8' Groceries Stanfield, N. C. Eudy's Grinding Shop Stanfield, N. C. Post Office Box 34 Razor Shears, Clippers, Nippqp-3 Piedmont Bank 25 Trust Co. Mt. Pleasant, N. C. offers Complete Banking Service Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Stokes Furniture Co. Phone 1230 Fealuring a general line of furniture and house furnishings C. Lester Johnson, Florist Flowers for all Occasions Flower Shop Greenhouses Dial 646 Day or Night Mt. Pleasant, N. C. Send Beautiful Flowers M01-ton's Grill LONA. ROLAND MORTON Plate Lunches - Sandwiches - Short Orders Soft Drinks - Cigarettes Phone 202 Oakboro, N. C. I Lambert's Esso Station Standard Office Equipment Co. 141 S. Second Street Groceries - Gas - Oil - Soft Drinks On Highway 200 Route 1 Stanfield, N. C J. E. LII ILE GENERAL MERCHANDISE OAKBORO. N. C. Office Supplies - Royal Typewritersn Phone 11.90 Albemarle, N. C. Flu Life CE. ff LR. TEETER Phone 931 Groceries, Hardware, Cotton, Cotton seed, Lespedeza seeds Fertilizers. Ockboro N. C. Shell Distributing Co. J. W. HUNEYCUTT Oakboro, N. C. Gas - Kerosene - Oil All Forms of Insurance Mount Pleasant Insurance Agency J. H. McDaniel, Manager Mt. Pleasant, N. C. Automobile Liability Shell Service Station Tires - Tubes - Accessories J. W. HUNEYCUTT Oakboro, N. C. Compliments of Efirds Dept. Store Albemarle, N. C. City Dry Cleaners It Pleases Us to Please You Phone 731 Mt. Pleasant, N. C. Ear1's Furniture Store Home Furnishings and Appliances Mt. Pleasant, N. C. Almo Cleaners Cleaner Cleaning Phone 835-W Albemarle, N. C. Lo Ao ' Groceries, Gasoline and Oil Phone 1061-W Route 4 Albemarle, N. C. Whispering Pines IM Miles out Highway 52 North Phone 984-J A. W. Moose Company Druggists Mt. Pleasant, N. C. Albemarle Plumbing 8 Heating Co. Plumbing 8' Heating Contractors Albemarle, N. C. Phones: Local, 234, Long Distance 204 I 1 Compliments of H. A. ALMOND Groceries - Hardw are - Fertilizers Route 1 STANFIELD, N. C. , 0 U Wingate Junior College The School of Ideals and Thoroughness . . . I Small enough to be intensive . . . Large enough to b f lly recognized. Qff two year t d d h gh school k A If ICE CREAM C. C. BURRIS P d t Wingate, N. C. Phone 17 N C' 9 ' ' Compliments of Stanly News 8 Press Established 1880 Your Cou ty N p p . Albemare Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Albemarle, N. C. organ ' SALGS 24 HOUR ALBENX ARLE . motor Compamj 'SCBVICE WRE CKE 62 SG RVICE N. C. 0 . PHONE. 5 33 AUTOGRAPHS AUTGGRAPI-IS I i. I I I I I I I I I I I I I II 41. I I I I I I E, I ,I I.I. . . Ip.. 1 -v I I--I, H I I .Ig I .il I fE QI 1.-LII L4 AJII fc- 2. 445.5 I .I -7 O 4 N' II wg. I 4 I I II' ' I I , . 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