Rock Ridge High School - Pebble Yearbook (Wilson, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

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L. 4'-. .A 'I ' ' 17115143 The Pebble Nineteen Hundred Fifty-line Wea 4 Published By Senior Class lieek Ridge Sebnel foals 2 When, 72 v .. 'Q' ' ' ' ' ' . if ev : ' . MMI? 'V . Ji 4' , 1 'i' 8-a'L4f -IL Wi-' V OPQWOP Accept th1S book as you rev1ew lt l1nger wlth us over the days that have passed There have been days of sorrow days of Joy days whxch shall hnger w1th us as an 1nsp1rat1on ever leadlng us on to a goal of honesty unself1shness loyalty and serv1ce to our fellowman In later years should our way become d1ff1cult may we the class of 1951 turn to you The Pebble for the love and gu1dance wh1ch we have always re celved from our Alma Mater Rock Rldge I-hgh School e X a V ,gy N ' A 'fl :ff 5 f . uk, 9 N C E J- I fi fill QQ F A M Qi! I j L . , . . Z . . T. I . Q3-'Y - 193 . . . . . . Q 5 f '- V 9 ' '4 . . 59' 1 x 1 E ' . . ! 9 7 7 J :I , . . - 31 , - 215' P Z lf L' .a 51 . E4 ff 'Q gg! .fig -r-if . 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'5'FY -WY' 'A' bn n l' 1 J piss, Ati o Declicolion COACH ONNIE ROBERT COCKRELL For the fine spirit which he has shown in making Rock Ridge School the pride of every studentg for his unfailing stand for fair dealing in his sports: for his untiring efforts to nurture high ideals among his players, as well as students, we the class of 1951, are privileged to honor Coach Onnie Cockrell in the dedication of our yearbook. ' K f ' - -in-uv, - --f- as . Q- 1 Q' v ef ff--..,f .1 1-g.,q. iv-mat:-,,v.x ' fSl fflL -.RXDlirf.!bx!:l.m ' 's.'.L4ym - ' X - 5 I-Qnaili IQi1Ifl0 ljisirifl -S4IufuI run: I A 'TP O 9 I U, ' O xQ, .Q, 9 99 O9 Y L. C. BARNES, Chairman Left to Right: T. G. Bailey, Thomas Daniel, I. H. Godwin, Mallie Stott. Heads to contriveg hands to execute. 5 no I dw W 1 Superinfenclenf HENRY DONALDSON BROWNING, Ir. Every duty, well performed! ' - 194.951-H?6WU.34'??IJ 145'-I ' V 'fFf...1.....,.L 7' ' 35 7 4.4--5 Cup Dvincipcll g2!....,.,.., l If ' 'k ' ' U W FLW! ,. MR. LEON BAYARD TAYLOR His influence was one thing not to be divided, nor discussedg only to be felt with gratitude and joy. 1 O .-YV PA? BATT r...,n., 'x Kate W. Wainwright Nellie W. Harris Etta L. Eatman Onnie Robert Cockrell Nan F. Shearin English Commerce Mathematics Coach, Social Science Science, Girls' Coach -A 1 , , 'er . uw, ' -Mfg r -if jf ' - Leonore P. Smith Blanche Gay I. Aubrey Godwin Bernice S. Harris Pauline U. Eagles English Social Science Social Science Home Economics Library, French f5 ,-7 'sf- D 455. ,J ' Y 9 is , Dewey B. Sheffield Cecil B. Brantley Irene H. Hinton Gwendolyn T. Pridgen Lucille Dixon Agriculture Agriculture Grade 8 Grade 8 Grade 8 P-Ju M i Vivian C. Holmes Ava B. Ashurst Laura B. Taylor Sarah P. Baldree Rosa B. Taylor Blanche B. Loftin Grades 7 Sn 6 Grades 6 Sr 5 Grades 4 Sz 3 Grades 3 8: Z Grades Z Sz 1 Musif 0 nl .1 1. H 'QQ U . 5'- lug' 5' al Q1 ,s 4 z 1 .tl L, fx I , u 1. 'y if FT ,. av' 'T i it l , R 1-, .F 'Xl l iw X - -r .4 ,Q I . I! 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'Y .viv- -sq., C OSS GffICQPS Flrst Row left to r1ght Lou Deans Treasurer hrnrny Ba11ey Sergeant at Arms Second Rovs Max L11es Pres1dent Jean Thorne V1ce Presldent .Toyce W1111amson Secretary f ,ii - 155 5, 55 Ah-9 fl- u , , r - ' , ' r , 1 . , -n -1 . I. . . D . - ' ! ! Y : ' , - f-.- ,g.,- .,,.,x,, ,.Q.,..,.,...,.a.x, ..,,.,..g,, ' V ' P IDIS JAMES RAY ALLEN F F A 1 2 Dramatics 4 JAMES DONALD BAILEY F FA 1 2 Field Day 3 Bus Drivers Club 3 4 Dramatics 3 4 Art Editor Editorial Staff The Pebble 4 Class Officer 4 Most Likely to Suc ceed 4 Most Popular 4 ALICE CAROLYN BARNES Cho1rl4 HClubl FH A 12 3 4 Serving Jr Sr Banquet 2 Cheerleader 2 3 4 F H A Officer Z 3 4 Marshal 3 Tar Heel Glrls State 3 Beta Club 3 4 Dramatics 3 4 Business Manager Edi tor1alStaff The Pebble 4 NANCY CAROL BASS 4 HClubl 2 Cho1rl3 FHA 1234 Ba et ball Team 1 2 3 4 Winner of County F H A Dress Revue Z Head Cheerleader 2 3 4 County A Star Basketball Team 3 Monogram Club 3 4 Most Popular 4 AILEEN JOYCE BATCHELOR FHA 124 4HClub3 Cho1r3 ROBERT RAY BELL F FA 12 3 4 Bus Drivers Club 3 4 DONALD RAY BIQSETTL F F A. 1 2 3 4' 4-H Club l 2 3 4' Manager Foot- ball Team 2' Basketball Team 3' Monogram Club 3 4' Bus Drivers Club 3 4' F.F.A. Officer 4' Parliamentary Procedure Contest 4' Drama- tics 4. ROBERT THORNE BOYETTE F.F.A. l,2,3,4g Bus Drivers' Club 3,43 F.F.A Officer 45 Parliamentary Procedure Contest 45 Crops Judging Contest 4. 'S Q' 1 1 -It -f- rw 1 7 1 a lr. f Q ' Have r g'::'71 f'fr ix v,+ un x QL' 'fr If ,- 3 1- 2?' ., 5 4, 1, I I A., Ff ., ' ,sm . ,li .Sidi I Y L 9 , -'iv . 'Q Tf N-s, .1.lAE5i La. , 43- 1 I f ,Q I '1 r W, :gi ,, Q5 if-U. I I ,, Xsfi ,Q'.mwsEp12,' f l'f4'!Y'F'?i!UV1'T5f7'Tf'47Hf'7'f:' FRANKLIN DELANO BOYKIN F.F.A. 1,23 Bus Drivers' Club 3,4. KATIE CORNELIA BOYKIN 4-H Club 13 Choir l,2.,33 F.H.A. l,2,3,4g Serv- ing Jr.-Sr. Banquet Z3 Basketball Team Z,3,43 Tar Heel Girls' State 33 Monogram Club 3,43 Beta Club 3,43 Cheerleader 3,43 Typist-Editorial Staff--'lla Pebble 43 Most Versatile 4. SARAH LEE BOYKIN 4-H Club 13 Choir 1,2,33 F.H.A. l,2,3,43 Dra- matics 4. KATIE WIGGINS COLEMAN 4-H Club l 3 F.H.A. 1,Z,3,43Prettiest Gir14: Dramatics 4. CHARLES EDWARD DAVIS F.F.A. l,2,3,43 Bus Drivers' Club 3,4. LOIS DE ANS F.H.A. lg Serving Jr.-Sr. Banquet 23 Beta Club 43 Most Studious 4. WILLIAM TI-IAD DEANS F.F.A. l,Z,3,49 Field Day 2,33 Bus Drivers' Club 3,43 Most Handsome 4. WILLIE LOU DEANS Choir lj F.H.A. Officer I3 F.H.A. 1,2.,3,4Q Serv- ing Jr.-Sr. Banquet 2.3 Basketball Team Z3 Cheer- leader Z,3,43 Marshal 33 Beta Club 3,43 Class Officer 4g Typist-Editorial Staff-LI'-If Pebble 4g Most Likely to Succeed 43 County Queen-Miss Merry Christmas 4. I Q '1:'ik'A ?! M-V N '4,,., Y. RELLARD GARTI-IOL EDWARDS F.F.A.1,ZgDramatics 4. LAUDIS RAY ETHERIDGE 4-H Club 1,23 F. F. A.l ,Z,3,4g Bus Drivers' Club 3 ,4 . FRANCES FAYNE FLOWERS Choir l,2,3g F.H.A. 1,Z,3,4. MARGARET FULGHUM Choir l,Z,3g 4-H Club l,Z,3g F.H.A. l,Z,3,4g Serving Ir.-Sr. Banquet 23 Jr. Homernaker De- gree Z3 Chapter Homemaker Degree 3, Basketball Team 33 F.H.A. Officer 3,43 Beta Club 43 Mono- gram Club 43 Typist-Editorial Staff-Be Pebble 45 Dramatics 4. MYRTLE FAYE FULGHUM 4-H Club lg Choir l,Z,3g F.H.A. l,2,3,43 Crowned Miss Tobacco Queen 35 Bus Drivers' Club 3,4. JAMES EARL HARRELL F.F.A. 1,Z,3,4g Bus Drivers' Club 3,4. WILLIAM RAY HARRISON F.F.A. l,2.,3,4g F.F A. Officer 2,3,4g Class Officer 33 Marshal 35 Beta Club 3,4g Beta Club Officer 3, 43 Bus D rivers' Club 3,43 Secretary of Bus Drivers' Club 4: Most Studious 4: Most Valuable to School 4, Parliamentary Procedure Conte st 45 Dramatics 43 Crops Judging Contest 4. BEATRICE LUCILLE HAWLEY 4-H Club lg F.H.A. l,Z,3g Ir. Homemaker Degree 2. fl . , , ,, A 9 . ' . , iff? N '-' J .nv 4-' 1 4? - S lx u z s 15 1? wtf WY N ' r.----.1 , J -, w r: Q ,.s -' 1 --w. -' BETTY .TEAN HIGH o1rl 23 FHA l 234 Serv1ngJr Banquet 2 .Tr Homemaker Degree 2 Marshall 3 Beta Club 3 4 Bus Drlvers Club 3 4 Cha1r man of Advert1s1ng Commmttee of The Pebble 4 BESSIE LOREE HINNANT 4 HClubl GleeClubl 3 FHA Clubl 234 Basketball Teaml Z 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Most Valuable Basketball Player 3 County All Star Basketball Team 3 Monogram Club 3 4 Capta1n of Basketball Team 3 4 Act1v1ty Edltor Ed1tor1al Staff The Pebble 4 Most Athlet1c 4 ROBERT LEE JOHNSON FF A 12 34 Bus Drlvers Club 34 ALICE KATHERINE LAMM Cholrl 2 Serv1ng Jr Sr Banquet 2 Marshal 3 Beta Club 3 4 F H A 4 Basketball Team 4 Secretary Ed1tor1al Staff The Pebble 4 Best All Around 4 MARY AUDREY LAMM o1rl24HClubl23 FHA 234 2 Chapter Homemaker Degree 3 Basketball Team 3 Marshal 3 Class Offlcer 3 Beta Club 3 4 F H A Off1cer 3 4 Monogram Club 4 Dra mat1cs 4 CHARLES MARVIN LANDING F F A l 2 3 4 F1elcl Day 2 3 4 Football Tearn 2 3 4 Track Day 3 4 Bus Dr1vers Club 3 4 F F A Off1cer 4 Football Captam 4 Most Ath let1c 4 WILLIAM LEATRICE LANGLEY F F A 12 F1eld Day 2 Bus DTIVETQ Club 3 4 Best All Around 4 Dramat1Cs 4 MAX EDWARD LILES F F A l 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 C1t1z.ensh1p Award 3 Tar Heel Boys St te 3 Pres1ded Jr Sr Banquet 3 Monogram Club 3 4 F F A Off1cer 3 4 Monogram Club Off1C6T 3 4 Cla s Off1cer 3 4 Bus Drmvers Club 3 4 Pres1dent Bus Dr1 vers Club4 Dramat1cs4 Parl1amentaryProced ure Contest 4 Most Dependable 4 Ch ' : 5 l ' ' ' 1 Q 9 l ' Sr- 2 - I o I ' I n ' 3 I 7 I I - 3 1 3 - ' - a 9 1 l ! 7 ! Q ! ! : Q Q . : , : ' L , Z . . . - . . - : ' . . ' 1 ' ' ' 1 ! D 7 1 ' ' , : ' -- - s : 1 S - - - S - Z - ' ' - : - Ch ' , 3 - , , Q . . . l, , , 3 Ir. Homemaker Degree 25 Serving Jr.-Sr. Banquet I 3 : ' : - ' 1 , : - - - ' , 1 : - ' ' ' 5 D l 3 l ! 3 9 . . ' V . ! D Y ! 1 7 3 . . . 3 ' 3 - . . . , 1 ' 9 ' - , : - - - 3 ' . ' ' ' 7 3 P 3 ! 7 I 3 . ' . . 1 - . ' 2 41 1 '- . 3 , 5 . . . ' . ' - C ' I I 1 Y 5 . . , i . .- 7 7 5 I ! ' ' . ' . ' ,- i ' 7 g . it .4 VIRGINIA LUCAS Choir l,2,33 F.H.A. 4. VIRGINIA HOPE PAGE Transferred from Gardners High School 33 F.H. A. 33 Choir 3. WILLIAM THOMAS TANT F.F.A. l,Z,3,4g Bus Drivers' Club 3,4. JAMES THOMAS TAYLOR F.F.A. l,2,3,4g Football Team 3,43 Monogram Club 3,43 Bus Drivers' Club 3,43 Field Day 3,45 Most Versatile 4. CHARLES JEAN THORNE Choir 1,23 4-H Club l,2,3,4g 4-H Club Officer l, Z,3,4g F .H .A. I ,Z,3,4gJr. Homemaker Degree Z, Serving Jr.-Sr. Banquet Z3 F.H.A. Officer Z,3,4g Chapter Homemaker Degree 3g Basketball Team 33 Chief Marshal 33 Beta Club 3,49 Beta Club Officer 3,4g County 4-H Club Officer 3,4g Mono- gram Club 4g Monogram Club Officer 45 Class Officer 45 Assistant Editor-in-Chief-Editorial Staff-E Pebble 43 Most Valuable to School 4. JAMES ROBERT VICK F.F.A. 1,Z,3,4g F.F.A. Officer 35 Judging Team 33 Field Day 35 Bus Drivers' Club 3,4. KAY FRANCES WATSON 4-H Club lg F.H.A. l,Z,3g Choir l,Z,3g Jr. Home- maker Degree 2. ANNIE RUTH WELLS 4-H Club 1,23 F.H.A. l,Z,3,4g Jr. Homemaker Degree 25 Chapter Homemaker Degree 35 Bus Drivers' Club 3,4. as 015 QI' 17- ' f X s 3' sv, , rl al 1 1 '- 'Wi f1 ', if f ' ZS'-' f- 'C f 1 7'5 F'Y 5' f 5i 'i 'ff'l- l A 'f?PH9NllV '3!174 .'+2-+- 'wlvi-..b'WvPJ ' I DONALD PRESTON WHITLEY 4-H Club l3F.F.A. l,Z,3,43 Dramatics 3,42 Bus Drivers' Club 3,4. GERALDINE WILLIAMS Choir 1,33 School Bus Conductor 3,43 Beta Club 4. JAMES ROBERT WILLIAMS F.F.A. l,2,3,43 Basketball Team 33 Bus Drivers' Club 3,43 Monogram Club 4. MARCELLENE JOYCE WILLIAIVIS Choir 1,23 Serving Jr.-Sr. Banquet Z3 Marshal 33 Beta Club 3,4. MARTHA JOYCE WILLIAMSON Choir 1,2333 County 4-H Club Dress Revue Winner l,Z,33 F.H.A. Officer l,Z,4g 4-H Club l,Z,3,43 F.H.A. l,2,3,43 4-I-I Club Officer 1.,Z,3,43 County 4-H Club Officer l,Z,3,43 Serving Jr.-Sr. Banquet Z3 Jr. Homemaker Degree Z3 County Winner F.H.A. Dress Revue Z3 4-H State Revue Z3 County Sr. 4-H Club Health Queen Z3 Marshal 3 Chapter Homemaker Degree 33 Captain Maga- zine Sales 33 County F.H.A. Officer 33 Most Outstanding County 4-H Club Girl 3g Beta Club 3,41 Bus Drivers' Club 3,43 Editor-in-Chief- Editorial Staff-The Pebble 43 Typist for Prin- cipal 43 Class Officer 43 County Champion in Leadership 43 Presentation of U.N. Flag to Mayor 43 M ost Dependable 4. JOSEPH SAULS WILSON Transferred from Charles L. Coon High School 4. ,Q-- f n-.pw-i-.gggw ggi,-mrn::,,--M 3 A . V. J. .. . 3 , ,. ., , .4 11, .. ,I f A I Class islorlq When we, the graduating class of 1951, entered high school, we numbered one hundred strong, promising to become one of the largest classes in the history of Rock Ridge School. Now that we are at the end of our journey we regret that only forty six of us have made the goal. Our Freshman year was spent in getting adjusted to the large school, learning our rooms, making friends with the teachers and students. With our Sophomore year came the realization that the pathways of learn- ing were not always easy. We learned the art of real study and the need for an education. Many honors came to our class during our Junior year. Several became Beta Club Members. Eight marshals, including the chief marshal, were chosen for their high scholastic records. Then came our football team with their two year County Championship. Our Senior year has been crowded with hard work along with much fun. With the exception of earning our diploma, perhaps our greatest work has begn the editing of our yearbook, THE PEBBLE, as well as the financing of it. Many hours of work were put into this project. Through this we have learned the real joy of working together. Today we leave you with a pledge of loyalty, friendship, love and honor, to Rock Ridge School, our Alma Mater. Signed: afwfifu J fnipafpdgfi X Superflofives Most DQPQHCJOLIQ MAX LILES JOYCE WILLIAMSON Patient to Perform 2 , , Most Valuable To SC JEAN THORNE BILLY HARRISON Deeds not Words ,Q'Qf2vsifi1':5e+f'nQi:f1-'navel-fav?,'f15 f'ie1+'exfiv:'g1wM'A-Aje,- I - If -bw H' - ' -A - A V I3QSt-AII-IQOWI KATHERINE LAMM LEATRICE LANGLEY 'I am a part of all I've met ,-wmv 'E fm? Mosf Lilselq Io Succeei LOU DEANS JIMMY BAILEY Like Clocks, one wheel another one must driveg Affairs by diligent labor drive. '. I- vw M051 Allilelic MARVIN LANDING LOR E E HINNANT In all games, nimble and in running swiftg Well made to strike, to leap, to throw, to lift. Mosl Vevsolile KATIE BOYKIN J. T. TAYLOR On whom did Nature pour her bounties forth with such a full and undrawing hand! ' ,,,,,. -Y. J l,f'H,M3?1I'Irs-4 '1i!f41fS?Mwse'iv-fwf i'S:ffZ If!f'rvrw, -.1-Q. - f- - ' I '11 lf -' I' ' DPQHWSI MINI IIAJIIIISOITIQ KATIE COLEMAN WILLIAM DEANS They bind you with a sudden witching smile V of, L - 5 1 ' f vu-I 0.1, 4 ani hr'--X - ,T ,V OSI DOPUIGF NANCY BASS JIMMY BAILEY Life holds but Iaughter, 10V6, and IOY-H 29 .X -1:2519 CifizensI1ip Aware 1950 MAX LILES -?P:vs'3,ii' IM 'Vi-1fff. f Mfmjwrfzipjifjgvfwwf:-.,-U , gf I- . Mosf Sfudious LOIS DEANS BILLY HARRISON There is unmistakable plea- sure attending the life of a voluntary student. if HM I T r ugh the years, dear Roc W Tune In Th VN e shall always honor the appy years we s thee s we ve together px r az- . :- V 1 A d member all the frien X ie e must par 1- r l v il liv rever fm X X l Q r 0 ' . X x ' L gr - v t 1 Ca d ar ' t, But . gfzi 3 f?Xd our hea l K 7 As s 'I-.f ,4 ' ' nd . d ead r, L l . 21, IU C for 7 e ai e f All our -a-4-...Q - -e gv aye ' An - eyo de rol -.h l As 1 . if old-G . - 1 0 uf' e3.. H'fTU 1 ' abl EJ: . . I wing us do - way, we at some en-ggnie 4. - f 5, ogether 1 o ay. f- in s 1 4 '1 ll -' x H ' I 1 roug e s, dea Roick R 3 s I . rney on life slw y N6 9 AL . think of us and lov u- As you did Commencemen . - . ime and tide can never sever Friendships gained, that proved And our thoughts will cling forever To our school we love so dear. CIGSS IIIOWQP ROSE Hi 1 - School F l Since re, W ' I - an fg .4- ' na-... s L Class DPOPIWQCQ Standing on the threshold of the future, we the class of 1951, lift our eyes to the uncertainties and realities of life. Many difficulties, disappointments await each of us as we approach the path of tomorrow. Because of the ideals, ambitions, courage, and dreams which we have acquired through our faithful, persevering teachers and Alma Mater, we approach the door to the future with hopes and resolutions of making this world a better and finer place in which to live. We, as a class, shall go into the world as messengers of peace, love, honesty, and hope. We shall hold these traits constantly before us as a pattern for democratic Christian living. We cannot prophesy the de stinies of each individual of this class, but we can ascertain that, with the knowledge and inspiration which we have gained here at Rock Ridge, we can expect success and happi- ness which await beyond the Door of Tomorrow. Signed: J X 74071 QM! .fi llhl 1lll'I I6,'NlIlll4'IIl We, the class of 1951 of Rock Ridge High School, having confic through thr- ordeal of Seniorhood, sound in body, and in mind, and realizing that the c-nd of our lives, as students, is drawing near, do solemnly bequeath the following legacies: To the School Board, to whom we shall ever be indebted, we leave our deepest appreciation and thanks for having given us the privilege of attending a modern, up to date school. We shall strive to bring honor to you and your community. To our Superintendent, Mr. H. D. Browning, Ir., we leave our deepest gratitude for his untiring efforts to improve our school. To our principal, Mr. Leon B. Taylor, we leave our since re love and ap- preciation for his patience, kindness and guidance. We leave behind not only a principal, but a friend. To our Alma Mater, we leave our everlasting love and loyalty. May she ever grow mul guide many students as she has guided us. To the faculty, we leave our thanks and appreciation for their instruction and encouragement, which have helped us to secure our goal. To our parents, we bequeath our love and gratitude, for the many sacri- fices which they have so unselfishly made in order that we may come success- fully to this, our graduation day. To our dear little mascots, Reta Williams and Bob Barnes, we leave our love and best Wishes for a happy and successful life. To the Junior Class, we leave our front seats in the auditorium, and our class room, Number M. and our best wishes for a successful senior year. To the Sophomore Class, we leave this advice, Evaluate your time and profit by it. To the Freshman Class, we leave our class colors, red and white, may they have many opportunities to wave over your triumphs. May they serve as a reminder of the Class of 1951, which may help to preserve our memory and traditions. To our faithful Janitor and Friend, Herman Barron, we leave our deepest respect and best wishes. May you contribute many more years of service to Rock Ridge High School. In testimony whereof, we have put our hand and seal, on this the twenty- fifth day of May, in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred Fifty- one, at Rock Ridge High School, Route 2, Wilson, North Carolina. Witnesses: Signed: Class of 1951 imfgzf ' Www Again. 111.114 IQXOC- X! L 11, bf . v W. - . Ig m ,Q -1 I H In Si If M W Q GP QITIOPIJ A ' wllw z7'i,.l f F .MF 4 .. J A 1 . ig 5971: 5 55 5 ay f T jpg-,Q , an as 4-f f :iff W Q 'if .. .J A N' jf H 4 'J fi 5. , XJ l '. 59' ' , - 9 :ii.i er f - it ,pig , at f 191' Ve wig iv, 4 fw H42 ,Ai ,. Vw if A241 .gig iam ': , 'ffl 2 Gpizjfw sf X , f ig iii? 2-2 . Q, V . ..ggi V, Y L Q 2- u Q . ,: :U M 51 . ' -vf' -' i g f M fiiisls z .,.. , 1 -,ws , , V . gifjwmgj 45 1 Y A Q. 1' 44 ' ., , . ' P 3255. vs, ... 1 JW A5 Aw, ' ty 1 , 3, ,-fix gf? X , W V I 'G , L i g . I ,gf Q 'T Q 3 5 M. . 3' 1 I , , E ,A 1 4, - if i Q A . 2 P 'l V 5 Ok W un tm ...1 , 14 A .'.. 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J uniov Class Qfficevs Left to lhght: Glenda Johnson, Treasurer: William Peede, Presi- dent: Bertice Deans, Vice-Presidentg Esther Mae Tant, Reporter-g Joyce Lee Winborne, Secretary. GSS 'GF' FRANKLIN BAILEY X If . BARBARA BASS I X ' A XX SADIE RUTH BELL ,B x ff. I f 4 A li If If X Ii fa II, ' 3' , Q- MAYLON BISSETTE ' ' Q BILLY BOSWE LL lt KW-W' Y 1, MCKINLEY BOYETTE , ' ALFRED BOYKIN ij!! I X9 ,EM 8 , I ' ,-..L 3 I A f I 5 ' If fs X ,-- , . 'W vf S 'A 'V' I fx PAUL GREEN BOYKIN RUDOLPH BOYKIN BILLY BULLOCK ANGELIA BUNN -1 -lr' R ,IMI I J , I 4 FWZ fl? A, I -1 .0- EDWIN BUNN . GEORGE BUNN BOBBY COLEMAN CARLTON DAVIS ELEANOR DAVIS HAROLD DAVIS LELAND DAVIS - LESSIE MAY DAVIS BERTICE DEANS BOBBY DEANS MAY RUTH DEANS JAY EATMAN N CHRISTINE ETHERIDGE ROBERT ETHERIDGE CHARLES FLOWERS DORIS .TEAN FLOWERS DOROTHY FULCHER BENNIE LEE GLOVER PATRICIA GODWIN PEGGY GODWIN I Fir vm M Q nuns V 1. ev ,J w ' 'LQ V .V . 3? fa K ..m.,...,1 A.,LLfv.g ,a fw- ,fr Net-at 'Yi if 3 3 gs., , fi -'IN 1:21 , A 'RJR fxfhf . gf. M . , u .. Y? MW, is Q, , HY' EX 'X , 5 Z-Q 1 r x :A ff I Sing a + !f 'x ,ll , X5 1 - -Y, Q.. '19 N . , if '- f em Q: x , 'X +A,- rw 4.2: W T .N was lg 'Aft f 5 he 13:3 r NA I f gm '-'Y sf 4 FMS 'QF J ff QW N , 5 'PUR K... 'U Ms-- 9 DONNIE HARRISON ROMA HAYNES CURTIS HINTON W. T. 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BOYETTE, Jr. RENA BISSETTE JEAN BOYKIN NELLIE ROSE BOYKIN RAY BOYKIN EVELYN BUNN LARRY BUNN MARGARET BUNN FANNIE MAE COLEMAN ARCHIE COPELAND BARBARA ANN DAVIS BOBBY RAY DAVIS HORACE DAVIS JOHNNY DAVIS DOROTHY DENTON BRUCE EASTWOOD MARY ELLIS JACKIE EVANS MYRTLE EVANS ROMAINE FARIVIER ELSIE FINCH ROBERT FU LCHER FREDERICK FULGHUM KENNETH FULGHUM L. D. FULGHUM MARIE FULGHUM W. H. FULGHUM ROMAINE GLOVER CECIL HARRISON BILLY HAWLEY CAROLYN HOWELL BUCK JONES RALPH JONES JUSTINE JOYNER ALBERTA LAMM BILLY LAMM FRANKLIN LAMM HELEN JEAN LAMM CAROLYN LILES RUBY JOYCE MERCER CONNIE MURPHY BETTY JEAN NEAL TOMMY OWENS LORRAINE PACE GLENNIE PE ACOCK SHIRLEY PE AR SON LUCILLE PITTMAN ERLENE PROCTOR JOSEPH PROCTOR DONNELL RAPER MARGARET RENFROW DOROTHY SCHOPF DON SIMPSON Not Shown: ZLIFTON BOYKIN 'AUL HOLLAND IIERWIN LAMM ,OUIS MERCER AARION MORGAN . G. RENFROW . H. 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YI?-,yr-1 ,r-.,-71, -.fr Cljlllllll I:LJUllJljH Cllilllll lic 'IIS F1rst Row left to r1ght Thomas Lamrn Manager George Bunn Bobby Wllkerson Er1c W1ll1aIT1SOH Cl1nton Joyner I T Taylor Ed McDar1us and McK1nley Bovette Second Row Paul Boyk1n L rry Bunn Charles Vlfatson Carlton Davrs Joe Proctor and Charles Flowers Th1rd Row Coach Onn1e Cockrell Grady GOdW1U Elw1n Larnm Curt Hlnton Ronn1e Atk1nson Captaln Marvln Land1ng and B1lly Peede Not Shown Joe Hlnnant The 1950 season was opened 1n W1lson s Mun1c1palStad1um wlth a 26 O v1ctorv over Lucama In very cold weather a crowd of one thousand sh1ver1ng fans watched as Rock Rldge unve1led thexr Jun1or studded squad Go1ng 1nto the game occupy lng the underdog role Rock Rldge showed plenty of early season power and gave every 1nd1cat1on of repeat lng as W1lson County Champ1ons In the last game of the year Rock R1dge met Elm C1ty 1n Wllson s Mun1c1pal Stad1um for the Wrlson County Champ1onsh1p Playmg mts best game of the year Rock Rrd oe eas1lx drsposed ot Elm Clty 30 8 before flfteen hundred fans Chargrng and tackhng v1c1ously the l1ne struck down the enemy ball carr1ers for huge losses and then on offense opened gaplng holes 1n the enemy l1ne The stand out mn the l1ne was Capta1n Marvrn Land1ng who was playlng h1s last g me H15 br1ll1ant play1ng was recogmzed by all W1lson Countx coaches who unamrnously chose h1m for the All County Team Bobby Vhlkerson county lugh scorer wlth one hundred and twenty pomts was the second Rock R1dge player to oaln all county honors -..--1.-f .-- . . - f - 1 - L . ...A ,k ,. .c nr, L., 1 I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 , 1 . ' -N ' ' - 1 fl 1 1 1 . - 1 1 1 1 , . . . . . . . l . . r. C , - . 1 ' Y o . . L , . L, 5 . 1' . . - V. V 1 ' 1 ' X .3 ' n M L fm 4. U ' ' .Vg ' ng-rg: .l. 1. ldv! Vw- xg- ani- 5' V -vpn' 4' :.'3.. r' -,Lf ' BV. N WV: I l1....M.p93:. 5 If: L: X MARVIN LANDING End A Coach' s Dream 1 iz - V J ,Leigh V ' eau, 3 We 45' pl CURT HINT ON V , 12257 Fullback .fg'Ai:i 1ff 'jill 7 , V 'qv 5, lf, ' - VQ.V.'?1'u,. Charges hke a Z ton truck e:,-Qfgiggiggfaig jul . Q' 3 f ,.-? VJ-ww rf X ' , A'E f A, I jl,..,. . V L -. gh . I2 - Q ' '31 . R X V V4 V A af.-'. I--4, ,. ,. B Aff .. Q wsgi ! 3 4 I N v e. uZ5,v , . BOBBY WILKERSON ' mr L ,' ' Q Halfback f 1 in f L f V --Runs uke Choo Choo sw, 1 YES! B fe N .f I -N AA 'Q 25 5 ' e ,L Q '5'?,4:La S , 4, , VV, 5? 5 ,,-f,. iq.-5.2-. .f.f' . 3 - . Y'- 64,1 ., V ,K f+w3A,h- .,: A.:,..fa.,5:Q1- 52 V-, ' xl ' 'J ' , 'B V- Vikf? in jf. 'A ,rf-' ,Y 1,6 ,V ..+5v,g ' - wr ,V f . ,.,- as-.-Al qw - , f- 'i 3'4- f V., B -ga-'?v, f.-.. 1A : :J W-g.' ,g?'vfz-V J , - V . -f . f-W.-we A: --,,,,: .m Ng r . .V -AV 1--M. - Y . ' ' , W. .H . , hs ,, , -: 9v. ,n., X J.: , ,f'aJ',7-NHVRM ,gm-.:.... .-- .L ' . .:-X.. Z., .N Lt, 1' ' B 4 -AL -1, fLv-- - 1- GEORGE BUNN End Hits them low GRADY GODWIN Center A Terrific Tackler ,f a I' rl ' H L'-far , , S x W , , I - n. al- --. 7,1 ff .gh , JW' , A 1 V Y W A fn .' 4 3 ' , ' 4, , , 1 PAUL BOYKIN Quarterback Small but smart CLINTON JOYNER Center A high scoring center 4 J J-' -1- gf, 3 ,. '5 7',A A , - L: t ,-v 0.-4. ' fc .. . . Eff A X wxr, x -73 GQ, , I ? ' s err. v , I, ,. y..:,1., . -p,'1:V f 5'. BILLY PEEDEI Quarterback Throws football like a baseball n. -' 'W ' l 1-vin --. 'Bi- :L ELWIN LAMM End Likes to snag passes LARRY BUNN Halfback Really hits them hard M ,- L L X ,,, rv ,, -' .Iv J l 2 -1 P' f, 1 ,J J. f 2 L , ff i' Ni, ,. 5 -, 5' 4 'bw 1' N 1 Y lu. am S J. T., TAYLOR End 'A capable player RONNIE AT KINSON End A hard player to block' ?X::!wu.3ilK...N. 3.1 . L-.X .- .A 5 Yi Af I N 1 1 1 I 5 1 ., ., , ATW Cv . ' rl 'Tie 'H -,ad 0 CARLTON DAVIS KENLEY BOYETTE Halfback Fullback A small bundle of dynam1te Runs hke wlnd f 1 if Coach Ormle Cockrell and h1s Renders Walt 1mpat1entl5 for the opernng wh1stle to sound It wa the rught of the Vhlson County Cha.rnp1onsh1p game played 1n Wxlson s Mun1C1pal Stad1um The Rock Rldge offense was 1T1 h1gh gear for the game The Elm Clty tearn was crushed by the hard Jarnng tackle and prec1s1on l1ke blocks by the boys ln blue and Oold ' I 1 nn ' ' 1 1 1 1 Nt' !1 v 1 1 0 -W ' . f' I g , , X X -x mlm Wm 14. , , a -.' . - . - ,' V . X , N. J.. . fs' ':'. ll. Q lu1 'c. - . . l I . , , . . . y . ' S V , S O . -:aa L X 7' 'Y' i': . I '-is 'U--'?Hitv'1sn'1 '45 4--up-.g,' - ,- M .4 1 ' 4 ' 1 YV ,v :Ii , Giwls, Bosleelholl Team 9 , W First Row, left to right: Joyce Lee Winborne, Barbara Ann Davis, Doris Lee Williana- son, Romaine Glover, Loree Hinnant, Lorraine Pace, Carolyn Liles, Lois Deans, Daphne Whitley. Second Row: Coach Nan Shearin, Geraline Winborne, Barbara Bass, Linda Tomlinson, Evelyn Bunn, Betty Lou Barnes, Katie Boykin, Nancy Bass, Katherine Lamm. It is not important whether you win or lose, but how you played the game. The Rock Ridge Girls' Basketball Team of 1950-51 has demonstrated very good sports- manship, school spirit, skills and co-operation through their participation in the inter- scholastic program with the Girls' Teams in Wilson County. Even though they were the victors only a few times, they always played a good game and made competition strong enough for their opponents to prevent them from achieving their goals. Joyce Winborne, was the highest scorer for the season and Nancy Bass was the most outstanding defensive player. The captain of the team, Loree Hinnant, was considered the nucleus of the team as she always seemed to know how to make the correct decisions for her team and she. did her part in carrying them through. The prospects for more victories to be won next year in the new gymnasium is superb. ymjx ffls r Jul l'IlIl If 'If IIIIII i . 'L --,I tx, I X I N Y... all First Row, left to right: Don Simpson, Bobby Williamson, Paul Boykin, Bobby Wilker- son, Bobby Boyette, Joe Proctor, Roma Haynes. Second Row: McKinley Boyette, Leland Davis, George Bunn, Ronnie Atkinson, Curt Hinton, Kenneth Fulghum, Billy Peede, Eric Williamson, Coach Onnie Cockrell. The 1950-51 edition of the Rock Ridge team was built with new and inexperienced material. Since all five of the regular starters graduated last year, the outlook for a successful season was dark. In the first game of the season, Rock Ridge lost to Bailey High, but only after a close battle. The final score was 38-3l . Using a zone defense and handling the ball well on offense, the team gave every indication of being one of the top Wilson County teams . The outfit played spotty ball in the early season games, but caught fire in their games with Eureka, Stantonsburg, Lee Woodard, and Gardners. Moving into the Elm City gymnasium, the strong Elm City team was hard pressed to earn a 33-31 victory in the first game and was forced into an overtime period before taking the second game. Led by Captain Bobby Wilkerson, the team is improving rapidly and the beautiful part of the basketball picture is that not a single member of the squad is a senior. With added experience and confidence the team will bear watching next year. MT' . V ' - 1 -' , 11' if . r i sexa,.wwn.e-.v..+..w.1-fm. .. .. ..1..,, . ,.. -, Q... . . -...L .f-.LLL -,, '.',,p'2, Baseball --fwq. -1' f .ui The 1950 edition of the Rock Ridge Baseball Team was a little below the 1949 club in hitting, but still ranks as one of the best teams in the school history. The team won sixteen games and lost four. Two of the losses came at the hands of Tarboro, a team which succeeded in doing what no other team had done--defeat Rock Ridge twice in one season. The team batting champion was Billy Peede, who compiled an amazing four hundred sixty-nine average. Other regulars who hit above the three hundred mark were: Frank Nichols, Renford Pe ede and Bobby Deans. Renford Peede led the hard hitting pitchers with a three hundred forty-four average. In the pitching average he established a perfect mark by winning 7 games and losing none. His good control and fast ball made him one of the top pitchers. The Workman of the mound staff was Max Liles. Leading the team in strikeouts, the curveball right-hander won seven games and lost one. The climax of the season was the game with Elin City in which Rock Ridge was defend- ing its Wilson County Championship. Max Liles pitched a 4-3 win but had to call on Renford Peede for aid. During the 1949 and 1950 season the team established a fine record by winning 36 games while losing six. M I B 3 Beta Club 4....4 I 54111 011144- ... magnum 1' M A ' -3 .f f2':g5 I -. ' '-551 First Row, left to right: Harold Davis, Ester Mae Tant, Joyce Lee Winborne, Billy Harrison, Jean Thorne, Lois Deans, Lou Deans, Peggy Godwin. Second Row: Mrs. N. W. Harris, Sponsor, Lessie Mae Davis, Marcellene Wil- liams, Kathryn Lamm, Katie Boykin, Geraldine Williams, Glenda Johnson, Patricia Godwin, Audrey Larnm, Billy Boswell, lvliss Blanche Gay, Assistant Sponsor. Third Row: Rex Thorne, Bobby Williamson, Doris Flowers, Marlene Wilson, Sadie Ruth Bell, Betty Jean High, Carolyn Barnes, Joyce Williamson, Margaret Fulghum, Eric Williamson. .-IW 1f7 Il'1v 'P7Un 9'!fv7!'41,g ,, M1 :ky ASE, Choir? I 1--1 'vb 'wt - U 1 .V - -I . R T119 PXIOFIOQPCIITI Fufure Homemcllievs of America ,K f L.+ .+...:JQ 7.+f,..+ iJ3A'1'k3idli8mqN,-f,3ifQ4'259 1T'59f .-1: s Uilllyfj F' IVITIQI 5 Oli America s 'Yu v .'5.ll'f Q 4- 1. 9 .za - -2 2 f-4 M VQ'? - 'ww -A - -- fm 319.21-. ', -s f' r DopL1lf:1Pifq Queen 1950-'51 h VICKI BOYKIN Daughter of Mr. 8: Mrs. Stephen Boykin Tolnocco ueen 1950351 JEAN PEARSON Daughter of Mr. 81 Mrs. Pearson I J' f '5I - 7 q i QVU1lM 1N'11'5f 7fQ33EfF Y3HJ5'5T5b ?''f'i'5f13'9-4'544.'i51S24fif.,2QfEiQiI11PLHk ' .f. 'w,. .6 aLaw-- . x umiss Ml'l'lJli1 CLtlIllSIlllflS IOJBU' LOU DEANS Yours be the genial holly wreaths, The stocking and the treeg An aged world to you bequeaths Its own forgotten glee. 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Williamson 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I1 41 1 I 1, 1 11 5 11 1 DEALER IN 4, I GENERAL MERCHANDISE-HARDWARE AND FERTILIZER gg COUNTRY PRODUCE 1 'I In 1 11 11 4 11 1 1 fi ROUTE I PHONE 3aIs I ., ll 5 5 WILSON N c I I 31 22 9 li 31 I ai 5 I 1 HUNT'S FARMERS 5 3 COTTON 8z OIL OO. FUNERAL HOME I je I' I FARMERS AMBULANCE SERVICE Q 4' FERTILIZERS POR ALL CROPS ' - TOBACCO FERTILIZER WILSON' N. C. I S IS OUR SPECIALTY. PHONE 3MB M49 EASY TO SOW, EASY TO GROW. STANTONSBURG' N' C Q I: PHONE 2381 11 PLANTS WILSON COUNTY 5 W'LSON N' C' NORFOLK VA MUTUAL BURIAL ASSOCIATION LILLINGTON N c S '907 99'5 ' III 156 Q'-10-10-0-01-ana -0--0-0-10-10-aaow 0-10-101-0-040--0-0-0-0-0 I 1 1 1 11 1, '1 '1 11 1 1 1 I 'I 1 1 1 Rock Ridge Roller Mills 5 gi ' MANUFACTURERS 1' OF 25 ,, CRE-MO-FLOUR WII.-CO-MEAL FEEDS 5 1' I. 11 1' . ji 'I 5 ig WE DO CUSTOM GRINDING it I PHONE 3839 7 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I 11 4+ 5 ROUTE I LUCAMA N C 9 1 S! 9 . BRANCH BANKING 5 S, NATIONAL BANK OF sz TRUST C00 WILSON Q: ii 11 11 QI ' Ig THE SAFE EXECUTORH 1 5 1 . '1 'I 1 1 11 tr 1' 1' 1 ff MEMBER FEDERAL MEMBER FEDERAL Q , DEPOSIT INSURANCE DEPOSIT INSURANCE 5 5 CORPORATION CORPORATION Q 0'l0l0'l0l0'v4, 5 gn ygyqm i we .s '4 ' ra- w 14 -'-L -4 - 'az I' - ' ..4.,. - ..4 r... ., . Lf: .ug L. ..I v0 4 :E-.-.-.A,A.-.-,-E-.-.-.-,A,-,-,-.-,-.1-.-.-ff 4 f4 '4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 I 4 ECONTENTNEA GUANO 4 4 14 4 CO. 4 4 44 4 4 4 '4 4 4 4 4 4 4 '4 '4 '4 MANUFACTURERS OF if HIGH GRADE FERTII.IzERs 4 AND 44 4 4 4 I4 4 4 '4 I G00 J.T. BOYKIN GENERAL MERCHANT COTTON a. FERTILIZER . L4 9 SUPERPHOSFIHATES FLORENCE IvIAvo 'rAEIAcco ' CURER Qt PHONE 2636 WILSON N c 4 if CONTENTED FARMERS USE PHONE 3a9I-3 2: ji CONTENTNEA F R-rII..IzERs SIMS N c I ,4 5 'I .1 1, 9 4 IE 6 COMPLIMENTS 5 II '4 JOHN HACKNEY 4 INSURANCE 9 4 81 REAL ESTATE 5 IIZ WEST NASH ST. I 4 14 4 3. 4 4 'C '4 14 P '4 44 '4 14 M. 8z W. CAFE SANDW!CHES AND HOT DOGS SOFT DRINKS ROUTE 2 PHONE 3847 4 WILSON. N C 4L-------- .... -.-..,---.--------. ..... . ..... ,-E.---.-------..---A- ---- ---A --.. --------4---A----------------.-4---A:--:-ff'-2'-F 01 40'0'-10' -40 EM-JAY SPORTING GOODS COMPANY COMPLETE ATHLETIC OUTFITTERS I06 S, TARBORO ST, WILSON' N, C, BALLAD AND SON wn..SoN 'S FINE JEWELERS ROSENTHAL SYRACUSE FINE CHINA WILSON N, C, cowl PLI MENTS JO-ANN SHOP 203 EAST NASH STREET PHONE 4I23 GRICE 'S SEED STORE PHONE 2230 WILSON N C PHONE 94l BAILEY: N C MOSS AND COMPANY TREAT PEOPLE RIGHT I34 S TARBORO STREET PHONE Z77I WILSON' N C COM PLIMENTS BELK TYLER wu.soN. N c NASH ST wlL.SoN. DENNY S JEWELERS THE HOUSE OF NATIONALLY STEVE S ELECTRICAL SHOP MEYERS PUMPS APPLIANCES REPAIRS ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE ROUTE 2 WILSON. N C 40 I o 1 ll ll 03 w. . N. c. ' I 1 I I -My -nj... -'mf vfv- XNZV1 -. 3 - - ',,5F.,, H .FQF54-f.mbs'ww.F.,w. H-twa in! . - f E me-: . ..'f..'v,a, 4.-1.1-11 I .uri in .4m:3,xii, 5,1.Q zusmn - , t r ,-, I -I0-'0' A. O. DAVIS STORE AND MILL PHONE 3849-5 ROUTE 2 WILSON: N. C. H. G. BARNES STATION AND GROCERY aucxl-IORN 's CROSSROAD ROUTE 3 KENLY. N, c, LESLIE BARNES GENERAL MERCHANDISE ALL KINDS OF TRUCKING TRANSFER TRUCKS BUCKHORN ROUTE 3 KENLY: N. C. BILL 'S GROCERY GENERAL MERCHANDISE ROUTE 3 KENLY. N, c, J. I. BOYKIN Br GRANGER GENERAL MERCHANDISE FRESH MEATS: GAS AND OIL PHONE 3839-N2 il ROUTE 2 WILSON: N. C coMPl.lMEN1's BOYETTE BROTHERS Rou'rEr wlLsoN. N. c WILSON FARM EQUIPMENT CO. INC. Au.. KINDS or-' TRACTORS AND CARS sol.o BELOW LIST PRICE HIGHWAY 30I PHONE 5403 WILSON: N, C, BAILEY DRY CLEANERS LEWIS WATSON: PROP. CLEANING: PRESSING: ALTERING SUITS TAILORED TO YOUR MEASURE BAILEY: N. C, A0.- 0 I I I I I I I I I I 101 'QUQF0 -10 -0' COMPLIMENTS BUNN 'S GARAGE BAILEY FURNITURE CO. GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING BAILEY' N. C' wE ARE NOT SATISFIED UNLESS PHONE IzI You ARE' H COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS ROUTE 2 WILSON' N' C ' COMPLIMENTS ' WALTER L. WILLIAMSON GENERAL INSURANCE WILSON AAILBSY' NAVY I CIVILIAN MERCHANDISE f ROCK RIDGE PHONE 3559-o Izs WEST BARNES ST. ROUTE 2 WILSON. N, c, WILSON. N, c, I BRIDGERS PAINT 8: WALL PAPER I I I I I 4 I COMPLETE PAINT AND WALL PAPER YEAR IN AND YEAR OUT YOU WILL ENJOY DOING BUSINESS WITH SERVICE CECIL B. LAMIVI AND CO. I II II ' ARTIST BRUSHES AND SUPPLIES ALI' FORMS OF 'NSURANCE '25 S. TARBORO ST. II7 wEST BARNES ST, PHONE 4428 PHONE 4493 I I WH-SON N. C. WILSON N, c, P I COMP'-IMENTS HUGHE 'S MOTOR CO. OETTINGER'S I SOUTH ST. AT DOUGLAS ST, 4 THE DEPENDABLE STOREH WILSON. N, c, I ' DEPT. STORE MENIS STORE PHONE slss NASH STREET TARBORO ST, WILSON. N, O, I I 'I I DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DEALERS 401' . A - , .,. , . , I .- -Q A ' - N, flli'U8Vls3i!t5'OLlf7wVfB37fbM4--wr-+n.'nn-an L - - - 'l-5'-4 A . ,. Lf: afpz, LL ,.r .':.L '51, ,, 10 -0N0N0N0l0 ?'0-10 BOYKINS BODY Bc PAINT SHOP WRECKS COMPLETELY REPAIRED 2I5 SOUTH STREET PHONE 5226 WILSON N, C, DILLON AND BARNES MULES AND HORSES I20 W. BARNES STREET WILSON N, C, COMPLIMENTS E. B. PITTMAN BANKER AND FARMER WILSON' N. C, J. C. PENNEY AND COMPANY CASH PURCHASES CASH SALES AT PENNEv'S WILSON' N, C, BARSHAY 'S LADIES' SHOP NEXT TO POST OFFICE WILSON' N, C, ALBERT NICHOLS GENERAL MERCHANDISE FRESH MEATS PHONE 389I-2 SIMS N, C, COMPLIIVIENTS A. G. LEE OIL COMPANY ROUTE 2 KENLY N, C, KENLY DRUG COMPANY cn.AuDE E, eu.u.lKm. PROP. PHONE zao KENLY. N. c. 101' '61' '0Y0l0 40'0'0 0'0l0'7'-010' RAINS AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY COMPANY CROSLEY APPLIANCES Auvo PARTS AND ACCESSORIES TELEPHONE 426-6 KENLY, N, c, PAR KER 'S BAR-B-Q BARBECUE FRIED CHICKEN. STEAKS OYSTERS HIGHWAY 3OI-SOUTH PHONE 3836-I WILSON. N. C. BAILEY BROTHERS ' STORE GENERAL NIERCHANTS ROUTE 3 KENLY H. M. GRIZZARD AND CO. MERCHANTS FUNERAL DIRECTORS KENLY C BLUE FLAME GAS CO BOTTLED AND BULK GAS GENERAL APPLIANCES PHONE 239 I KENLY J DOBBIN BAILEY GENERAL MERCHANDISE KENLY N C CONIPLINIENTS DELL S BEAUTY SHOP PHONE sane o sms WATSON WAREHOUSES I AND I LEADERS SINCE I9OA W LSON I N. . N. C. . D Q A N. C. ' 1 n rr I - N, C, N, C, 0' ' ' 491- - , IQIRMIQ-fall!-vnahreipnurs-.!A,9Hi5ii-nb .-'I- - -.www I . . 1--A- - 'uv'-nn . U. .. .M - , , .... -IE ,AJ '0f'0I70'176l?'0-0l ROBBINS JEWELRY 8: MUSIC CO. Il2 S, GOLDSBORO ST, WILSON. N, C, ,I CONIPLINIENTS JOHNSON FURNITURE CO. WILSON. N, c, WILSON DRUG CO. SINCE lass LEDER BROTHERS I I I I I DEPARTMENT STORE. I ji U SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE AND WEAR WITH PRIDEN I I II4 S, TARBORO ST, WILSON' N, C, C0'V'F'L'ME TS TOBACCO CITY MOTORS SMITH VXASEII-IOUSES HIGHWAY 30, wII.SON I , C, WILSON N, c, COM PLIMENTS OF BRUCE WILLIAMSON P. NI. MOORE'S GROCERY ROUTE I I.ucAIvIA N. c. J. H. HOCUTT GROCERY ROUTE I MIDDLESEX. N. c EASTERN AUTO af SUPPLY co. if WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. I23 S, TARBORO ST. c. jf PHONE 3083 WILSON. N, COMPLIMENTS MOTHER 8: DAUGHTER STORE WILSON: N, C, CHARLES BARNES ROCK RIDGE PHONE 3849-6 HEILIG - MEYERS FOR wISE BUYERSn WILSON. N, c, II5 S, COM PLIMENTS ANDY 'S DRUG STORE SODA at DRUG SUNDRIES QI TARBORO ST, WILSON' I 'I A' C N, , 'l 'I 'I CARTER 'S JEWELRY STORE Ioz w, NASI-I STREET WILSON. N, c, I I I I I I R. E. TOWNSEND af co. I REAL ESTATE B: INSURANCE IZI S. TAR BORO ST. WILSON: N, C, '-0 0'0 40'0'0 0'0l0'l0'0A0 0'-0'0 0'-'0 CONIPLINIENTS HERRING 'S DRUG STORE WILSON. N. c, CHURCHWEL.L. JEWELRY STORE a.'1uRCHwE1.L.'S INC, ,Q NLEAD. -.I EWELERS SINCE l89F x icy, N, C, TALTON DRUG STORE THE RExAl.l. STOREN KENLY. N, c, cow-PLIMENTS J. F. NICHOLS GROCERY STORE SIMS. N, C, COMPLIMENTS LUCAS ESSO STATION PHONE 389:-7 SIMS. N, c, 1 I 4 I 4 lr 4, I 4 I 1 I SIMS BARBER SHOP SIMS. N. c, PRIDGEN S CITY SERVICE PURE ou. 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