South High School - Lens Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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SCHWARTZ'S MEN'S - LADIES' - CHILDREN'S READY TO WEAR 1854 Parsons Avenue Columbus, Ohio 3d Harveyas Men's Shop The Young Merfs Storev 1814 Parsons Ave. oors north of the Russell Theater GROCERIES FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES, MEATS, and FROZEN FOODS F. L. Slagle Market 915 E. Whittier St. GA 3-1531 Compliments of WILLIAM A. SI-IERARD SWAN BOWLING LANES GOOD FOODS GA 0228 1493 Parsons Ave. Compliments of REINER'S BAKERY 541 S. 3rd, Street FOUNTAIN SERVICE BAKED GOODS MILLER'S GARAGE AUTO REPAIR DI 1179 1351 LOCKBOURNE RD. Fred Grumley Jewelers and Watch Repair NAME BRAND WATCHES For the GRADUATE BACKED UP WITH RELIABLE SERVICE 519.95 up fP1us Fed. Taxj Compliments of the CENTRAL OHIO FRUIT COMPANY 107 East Town Street AD 5188 Page Seventy-eight

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DICK'S CARRY OUT Compliments of A. A. Hairtupee, D.D.S. 1070 E- LiViU85t0T1 Ave- 994 E. Livingston Ave. Fountain Service-Lunich Meats-Gfrocenies Ken's Barber Shop Compliments of Prompt and Courteous Service 1032 East Whittier LCWENTHAL FURS 8:30 to 6:00 closed on Wednesday 241 South High Street GULF SERVICE STATION SIDNEY C. ROY 502 s. Third st. AD 0644 Wholesale Distributors C. W. BUSH CANDY CO. JOHNSTON'S CHOCOLATES 235 W. Third Avenue EASTWOOD STORAGE CO. 1500 Eastwood Ave. Columbus 3, Ohio AGENT: UNITED VAN LINES, INC. EV 8919 MOVING - PACKING - STORAGE RAINBOW FLOWER SHOP INC. Flowers for Every Occasion 93 To-Wn St. FL. 4337 fall Hrsj MILK MAKES TEENAGERS GLOW Page S eventy-nine