St Pauls High School - Sa Ta Pa Yearbook (St Pauls, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

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Fleetwood, as a symbol of our gratitude. vmr '9f qqks q WBf In m e m o Brigman, wh and friend, will alwa of the students a High School. ry of our fellow-s ose devotion tudent, Ronald to us, as a student ys remain in the he arts nd teachers of Saint Pauls , X ?Mf 9'4l - . C. T. FLEETWOOD Principal W. K. CROMARTIE Q -vfs lv nhl, . ANNE HAMMOND Superintendent Secretary R. E. DUKE, JR. MRS. C. HOWARD English Mathematics Y Q ff 414 Al j X 'I V QQ an ,S Q, f my . 2 N, w' FM Us 1 'ia shi 2 I. W. DOWD MRS. C. FLEETWOOD Agriculture Home Economics as. SK JUANITA McLEOD MARGARET LITTLE MRS. I. POWERS JOHN NORTON Commercial Science Music Social Studies Athletics 'QF MRS. WEAVER MRS. S. THOMAS MARY L. BOWEN NANCY WOODRUFF Seventh Eighth Seventh Seventh Annual Siaff , S , 6-A A Jw! Zhu 'ydoeuez -1, 'Z Red Rose 444,41 ,6A41,0 Scroll y ,cmjj-M: , M0742 f e Zhu 96444 ZZ h , Red and White i s' 5 'Um IRENE WATTS ELLA BYRD Glee Club 1-2g FHA 1-23 Basketball 23 Manager 33 Cheerleader 4g Beta 3-4g Student Council Rep. 3, President 4g Monogram 4g Newspaper Staff 4. MORRIS BRITT FFA lg Band l-2-3-4: Glee Club 2-3g Beta Club 4g Dramatics 4g Treasurer of Class 3-4g Student Council Repres. 4g Superlative. KENNETH ALFORD FFA 3-4g Monogram Club 4g Glee Club 4 Football 3-4g Captain 4g Annual Staffg Basketball 3-4g Baseball 4g Dramatics 3g Treasurer FFA. BARBARA BEASLEY Glee Club 1-2-45 FHA 1. DONALD CRIBB Football 2-3g Marshal 2g Glee Club 2-4g Dramatics 4g Monogram Club 43 Super- lative. PEGGY COUNCIL FHA lg Glee Club 1-2-3-4g Basketball 1-2-3-4g Ass't Annual Editorg Paper staff 4g Dramatics 43 Monogram Club 2-3-4g Treasurer 4g Superlative. ELIZA BETH HAIR Beta Club 2-3-4g Treasurer 3-43 Marshal A 45 Basketball 2-3-4: Co-captain 4g Secretary 4g Dramatics 3-4g Librarian 33 Bus Driver 3-4g 4-H lg Vice President lg Monogram 4g Editor-in-Chief of Annualg Superlative. RAYMOND FIELDS FFA 1-2-3-4g Bus Driver 4g Superlative. MARY ANN EVANS FHA lg Glee Club 2-3-4g Student Council Representative 4g Music Club 1-2-3g Annual Staffg Librarian 3g Superlative. DONALD FERGUSON FFA 1-25 Glee Club 1-2-3: Football 3-4. in 3 -rs if MONA LEE HARRIS Laurel Hill 1-2g Vice President lg President 25 FHA 1-25 Cheerleader 23 Newspaper Staff 3-4g Annual Staffg Sup- erlative. I. K. FISHER FFA 1-2-3-4g Dramatics 4. FRIEDA JOHNSON Glee Club 2-43 FHA 2g Cheerleader 33 Monogram Clubg Annual staff g Superlative. FLOYD FREEMAN FFA 4. HAROLD FOLEY FFA 1-2-3-4g Football 3-4: Baseball 1-3-4 Basketball 45 Superlative. ETHELEN E JOHNSON Glee Club 1-2-4g Beta Club 2-3: FHA 1-23 Dramaticsg Superlative. , Ir., V, VU? at bf W LUTHER B. HARRELL IR- FFA 2-4g Glee Club 35 Band 1-2-3-4g Student Council Rep. 2g Class Vice Pres- ident 3-43 Dramatics 3: Annual Staff. JOANN MCCORMIC Glee Club 1-2-3-4g 4-H President lg Paper staff 3-43 Music Club 1-2-3-45 Annual staff g Drarnatics 43 Superlative. BETTY ANN NORTHROP Glee Club 2-3-42 Band 1-22 Cheerleader 1-2-3-43 Class President 1-25 Dramatics 43 Monogram 2-3-42 Beta Club 2-33 Pres- ident 43 Annual Staffg Student Council Rep. 1-4, Secretary 2, Vice President 33 Superlative. RUDOLPH HICKMAN Band 1-2-3-43 Football 2-43 Glee Club 2-3-45 Drum Major 33 Monogram Club 4 Superlative3 Timekeeper 43 Dramatics 3-42 Student Council Rep. 1-2. 4X HAROLD HERNDON Football 2'3'42 Monogram Club 2'3'4Q Glee Club 3-43 Dramatics 3'4: Librarian 3-42 Class President 43 Treasurer lg Superlative. MARGOT ANN MCDONALD FHA 1-23 Glee Club 1-2-3. I. P. LAMBERT FFA 1-2-3-43 Dramatics 4. INEZ PATE FHA 1'2: Glee Club 43 Superlative. THOMAS POWERS FFA 1-3-4g Vice President 3g Bus Driver 4. RUSSEL ROZIER FFA 1-2-3-4g Dramatics 4g Sub. Bus Driver 4g Superlative. We CARLYLE POWERS FFA 1-2: Bus Driver 3-4. ANNIE ROSE JACKSON Smithes 1-2-35 4-H 1-2g Glee Club 4g Marshal 3. RUSSEL WHITE FFA 1-2-3-43 Bus Driver 3. BILLY WILLIFORD Basketball 2-3-4: Glee Club 3-4g Mono- gram Club 3-4g Student Council 3-45 Class Vice President 2. JANET TRAWICK Music Club 1-2-3-43 Glee Club 2-3-4g Majorette 3-4g FHA 1-3g Drarnatics 3-4g Miss St. Pauls Hi 3g Superlative. DUNCAN McCORM1CK FFA 1-2-3-4g Monogram Club 2-3-4g Glee Club 3-4g Class President 3g Beta Club 3-4g Football 2-3-45 Basketball 2-3-45 Baseball 2-4g Football Captain 4g Marshal 3g Dramatics 3-4g Annual Staff 4g Superlative. 4 FLOYD MAULDIN Glee Club 1-2-3-45 FFA 1-2-3-4. MARY HELEN TOWNSEND Student Council 1-2g Beta Club 1-2-3g Glee Club 1-2-33 News Paper Staff 2-3 Marshal 1-2g Chief Marshal 3. CECIL NORTON FFA 1-2-4g Basketball 3-4g Monogram Club 4, JACKIE WILLIS FHA lg Glee Club 2-3-4g 4-H lg News- paper Staff 4g Annual Staff 43 Superlative 2 f 5 . 4 - .-my , J ' -'Q . Q Q 51 f Q 1 Af A., - v- 1 ,, . , v . - 4 1 ug,Q32wa.f ,n7' t ' 'Lam '- ' cueguel H61-X J f , H' it -, Ml-.1 ,f:.,, of-Q 9-4. 3 4. ' 5155? -A 0 45' 641' September, 1950. Remember? Maybe to most people that date is insignificant, but to 98 girls and boys of St. Pauls School, it meant the beginning of a new life - a wonderful, exciting life, for this was our freshman year. We entered high school with a feeling of awe, adventure and curiosityg but soon we got into the swing of our high school activities with Mr. Fleetwood, Mr. Deveney, and Mr. Duncan as our sponsors. Our Freshman year was very exciting but just as exciting, if not more so, was our Sophomore year. We weren't the babies anymore, and we, too, were amused at the blunders of the freshmen, bringing to mind our own experiences of the past year. Our homerooms were those of Mrs. Parnell and Mr. Crutchfield. Officers for the year were Betty Ann Northrop, presidentg Billy Williford, vice-presidentg Annie Mack Hall, secretaryg Duncan McCormick, treasurer. Whoopeel Juniorsl A dream realized at last! Miss Lane and Mr. Fleetwood were our home room teachers, and officers were Luther Harrell, Annie Mack Hall, Morris Britt, and Duncan McCormick-president, vice-president, secretary, and treas- urer, respectively.- We had a year full of excitement, starting off with the arrival of our class rings in January. Everyone was thrilled and declared they were the most beautiful rings ever. We were very proud of them. Our grademothers entertained us with an Easter Party. We added to our school treasury by selling magazine sub- scriptions and serving the Lion's Club suppers. That something-to-talk-about' came on May 1st when we entertained the seniors and faculty at Blanchard 's Banquet Hall in Lumberton, the theme being Blue Moon. On Friday, April 10, we presented two one-act plays 'Aira de Capo' and 'The Last of the Loweries, under the direction of Mr. Richard Powers. We closed our year looking forward to becoming Dignified seniors. On September 3, 1953, we entered the home room of Mr. R.E. Duke, Ir. Every one worked to make our Halloween Carnival a glorious success. We are planning to give our play 'You Can't Take It With You in the early spring. We are looking for- ward to our trip to Washington in April. The Class officers for our Senior year are Harold Herndon, presidentg Luther Harrell, vice-president, Elizabeth Hair, secretaryg and Morris Britt, treasurer. Our Class colors are red and white, our flower, the red rose, and our motto, 'Patience and Time conquer all things. The mascots chosen for this year are Jody Kinlaw and Jackie Powers. We are looking forward to a happy successful life as we go into the world away from the protective arms of our beloved Alma Mater, a place dear to all our hearts. JoAnn McCormic, Historian -is ' 531 W. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the Senior Class of 1954, considering ourselves thoroughly drilled in English, History and Economics and confident that we are the sweetest and possibly the smartest class yet to enter or leave our beloved school, wish to leave our last will and testament to be executed in the order that follows. ' ARTICLE I We wish to leave our appreciation to all our teachers for what they have done for us in our four years in high school. ARTICLE II To the Junior Class we leave our ability to get to be seniors. To the sophomores we leave our ability to get to be Juniors so they can get their rings, To the Freshmen we leave our old English books with the hope they may get new and easier ones. ARTICLE III Harold Hemdon wills his ability to get women and make touchdowns to Albert Margolis. Jackie Willis will her ability to get a senior and hold him to Betty Jean DeVane. Mary Ann Evans will her curly eye brows and lashes to Ann Kinlaw, Keep trying. ADH- Kenneth Alford wills his football uniform to Gene Everette. It includes two pairs of pants, one pair of shoulder pads and jerseys with number 14. We hope they fit. Morris Britt wills his independence to Albert Margolis. Betty Ann Northrop wills her Cheer-Leading skirt to Martha Welsh in the hope that she may be chief cheerleader someday. Russell White wills some of his weight to Billy Hagins. We wonder if he can use it. Cecil Norton wills his long wavy hair to Herby Owens. Mona Harris wills her friendliness to Patsy Martin. Make use of it, Patsy. Janet Trawick wills her title of Miss St, Pauls to any girl who thinks she could stand the criti- cism which automatically accompanies the title. Barbara BC21S1Cy wills her singing ability to Velma Johnson. Maybe you can use it, Velma. Carlyle Powers wills his babyish way to Gerald Bridgman. Russell Rozier wills his shyness to Billy Parrish, Please use it, Billy. Lukie Harrell wills his ability to sing to Joel Stegall, Harold Foley wills his fatigues to Julian Sessoms. J.K. Fisher wills his good times in Glee Club to Auburn Baxley, Raymond Fields will his ability to drive a school bus to Donald Clark. Make good use of it, Donald Irene Watts wills her accent to Phyllis Edwards, J,P, Lambert wills his cars to Bobby Owens, but be more careful than J,P, , Bobby, Donald Cribb wills his looks and black wavy hair to Craig Allen. Rudolph Hickman wills his hair of many colors to Milton Edge. Jo Ann McCormic wills her glasses to Claudette Brisson in the hope that they will do her some good, Inez Pate wills her shape and twist to O'Neal Hickman. Make use of it, O'Neal, if possible. Peggy Council wills her basketball unifomi to Carolyn Sibbette. Duncan McCormick wills bis crew cut to Tommy Herring. Donald Ferguson wills Shirley Jackson to Charles Sessoms. Floyd Freeman wills his ability to skip school to whoever could use it, Margot Ann McDonald wills Tommy Herring to Jeanette Raby. Don't harm him, Jeanette! Thomas Powers wills his red hair and freckles to Lamarr Ivey if he can find room for them. Ella Byrd wills her patience and kindness to Betty Hagins. Elizabeth Hair wills her athletic ability to her sister, Helen. Make use of it, Helen. Billy Williford wills his laziness to Rodney Council, who, of course, doesn't need it. Floyd Mauldin wills his ability in agriculture to Claude Fisher. Ethelene Johnson wills her driving license to Mary Hallie Powers. It appears that she has already used it a lot. Frieda Beth Johnson wills her way with the boys to her sister, Martha, The Senior Class as a whole wills all their chewing gum to Mr. Duke as he always asks for it. Ethelene Johnson, Frieda Johnson, Testators ?za I received a letter to day from an old classmate, Mary Amie Evans, who is now a nurse at Duke Hospital in Durham, North Carolina. As usual she has all the latest gossip conceming the class of '54. It seems that Harold Hemdon and Duncan McCormick are now lending their football talents to the Washington Redskins. Jo Anne McCormic fnow Mrs. Julian Butlery has finally settled down. They have twins, two basketball players. Lt. Ig. Hickman of the Navy and Capt, Cribb of the Air Force are both stationed in California. Mrs. S. G. Evans fMona Harrisj has her hands full keeping up with Sammy Jr. Their home is in Murfreesboro, where Sam is head coach at Chowan. Morris Britt is now top vocalist on the Platter Parade. Peggy Council and Elizabeth Hair have received honorary degrees as nurses at the Robeson County Memorial Hospital. Frieda and Ethelene Johnson are like the old woman in the shoe, as they have so many children they don't know what to do. Inez Pate is talking more than she did during all four years of high school. She is an operator for a telephone company. LP, Lambert has just completed his modem drive-in, located on highway 301. Janet Trawick has received her degree in Music and is now teaching in Barker-Ten- Mile, Thomas Powers handles a lot of gold now that he is a dentist. Russell Rozier one of the world's most daring hell-drivers, is appearing at the N,C, State fair this season. Sgt. Billy Williford is head of the patrolmen in Robeson County. Irene Watts will be celebrating her tenth wedding anniversary this July. It doesn't seem that long, does it, Donald Ferguson has taken over his father's business, and he seems to be doing very well, We can't understand why the Los Angeles Rams are next to the last in the football conference with Kenneth Alford and Harold Foley on the team. Carlye Powers and Floyd Mauldin predict that tobacco will be selling at 9892 this S63SOI'l, Floyd Freeman and Raymond Fields were awarded the Medal of Honor by the first lady president of the United States, Ella Byrd. Barbara Beasley is secretary for Luther Harrell who has a very successful insurance business in Ashville, N.C. Jackie Willis Cecil Norton U.N.C, on the G. Russell White Pauls. was voted Business Woman of the Year by Life magazine, received an Honorary discharge from the Navy and is now going to I. Bill, was recently voted president of the Merchant's Association in Saint Margot McDonald has just returned from Paris after a long conference with fellow scientists of the world, LK, Fisher has just received first prize for being one of the most skilled welders in a Newport News ship yard. You wouldn't be interested in anything else she has to say, so I guess I better get back to the lab and take care of some test tubes. Betty Anne Northrop P ll ? 5 Q ' i'irrrss- ., - - Q10 qv-nr' li 1:11 J- -fv- jf V ' . ui it ,K XE , .K l 'L If 1 Bus Drivers x I EMBLEM: Stal' FLOWER: White Rose COLQZS: Green and White MOTTO: To the stars with difficulty inf '52 J- W Y I CRAIG ALLEN PHYLLIS AUTRY VIRGINIA BAILEY MARY BAR-NHILL W SHELBY BENTON MARQUITA BILLINGSLEY WANDA BR-EEDEN GERALD BRIGEMAN V334 .vx..H-.',- - Y IIMMIE BRITT BILLY BURKE DONALD CLARK ANITA DAUGHTERY 'Su BETTY I. DeVANE MILTON EDGE JEWEL EDWARDS BETTY HAGINS . . x 5 Q ' , ' LSL - .. . t.s1'4' .:sfl' -f2'1. gf-f TOMMY HERRING BETTY R. HUGGINS SHIRLEY JACKSON HAROLD JOHNSON VELMA JOHNSON MARY K, JOLLY ANNE KINLAW ALBERT MARGOLIS PATSY MARTIN RALPH ODOM HERBERT OWENS BILLY PARRISH , p ft, - '53, H A 'Q IEANETTE RABY JACKIE RATLEY DORIS REGISTER CAROLYN SIBBETTE WOSUJY- UR M 7705 Sham CCY SIVHTH ANN STONE ROLAND TAYLOR MARVIN SUGGS GLORIA SINEATH SHIRLEY THOMPSON BILLY WALTERS I r.,N' -LQX Xfw X A ' N' 1- .,'- . .f, -. f ' U A ' .fqggfgv if ' 'l . a . .':'..f'f s:f.:?,z5w'4? 3 050 1010! 490.549 Q . Q .fo0.l Q50 QQ XX 3 -. vwf0'qw X' 2 '- A X f' N ' ' -L Q ' '-'id ...w-.....- -...,......-. ... 3-Q--....... 1-..--5. is I s T T ' 0 464 Q QQELX , -ul L - r CLASS FLOWER - - ---- Red Rose CLASS COLOR - - ------- Red and White MOTTO ---- - - We Work Today, to make BCIICI' TOI'I'lOl'l'0WS, CLASS OFFICERS Presrdent - - - ----------- Wesley Berdeau Vice President - - - -Teddy Breeden Treasurer - - - - - Maurice Hall , ,Milf .2 1 4 ' X . f if Wm. ig '55 W pi. Mfg Hg. f 41 if if V? 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Red Foley F10 Lib Lukie Mona Lisa Rock Do Dolph Eppie Sleepy Buck George Dunc Jo Margot Ann McDonald Skip Cecil Norton Betty Ann Northrop Inez Pait Carlyle Powers Thomas Powers Russel White Janet Trawick Irene Watts Russel Rozier Jackie WIIIIS Billy Williford A nnie Rose Jackson Fuzzy Ban Nex C ar-lie Red Skinny Jan Dook Russ Willie Greasy Ann rf 70540 CHIEF A TTRACTION Size Hair Voice Manners Teeth Hair Eyes Clothes Bashful ways Friendliness Physique Slow smile Personality Dress Neatness Size Walk Wittiness Hair Do Loudness Walk Crew-cut Glasses Red Hair Curley Hair Figure Shyness Baby Face Freckles Smile Laugh Speech Car Tiny Feet All of Him Friendliness FAVORITE SONG Richochet I Because WhY No Other Love Whiskey Women, Loaded Dice You'll Never Walk Alone I Wanta Play House Tea For Two Squay Town Boogie I Love You Truly Undecided It's Been So Long My Love, My Love Secret Love Star Dust Sixteen Chickens, A Tambourine My Baby's Coming Home Good Loving Hey Good Looking Be My Love What It Was, Was Football I'll Walk Alone Any Time Answer Me O Lord It Had To Be You I Don't Care Richochet Rags To Riches Old Mother Nature Too Young One Moment More Rocket SS Stranger In Paradise Forty Cups Of Coffee Because Of You Ea 'FM-+wt With Duncan FAVORITE PASTIME Teasing Mary Ann Singing Singing Waiting For Kenneth Basketball Arguing Getting Letters Flirting Hanging Around Talking to Shelby Sports Shooting Pool Dating Writing Letters Loafing Women Dancing Dating Sleeping Fixing Car Working spons Gossiping Dating Shooting Pool Dancing Having A Good Time Riding Around Skipping Class Playing Piano Wandering Racing Dancing Loafing Having Fun 20445 FAVORITE EXPRESSION CRIES FOR No Weight Dog it all Cream Ford Ha Ha Sylvia Good Gosh 31st of May A Friend Allen Mon-gar, Jake Cars That is A boy friend Say Please The ga1 All Right Business Ain't it right Good time So what Good car I don't know An excuse Gosh knows Dates Crud Mickey Yount Aw shut up Sam It's like this A Car Later A Car Ha Ha A Letter You don't say No interference So what A Louder Voice I can't A Farm After awhile Better shows Quit Week ends Guess What The Car Do you know . 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HOLMES JEWELRY COURT SQUARE HARDWARE mlm Ea me FROZEN POODS C ongratulations Senior s THE FASHION SHOP NASH BAGGET BAREFOOT BARBER SHOP St. Pauls BELK HENSDALE Red Springs em-no CAPE gvm 6 CAFE Compliments of I2ea's Shell Service Your s for Se rvice Gas oline, Oils, Grea ses . L, E, REA, Proprietor Ez. 53 Accessories - Goodyear Tire St. Pauls, North Carolina S INIXIIAINI PLUIVIBING CO. UWZPZQJ FURNITURE COMPANY, INC Complete Home Furnishings St. Pauls, North Carolina mul C omplime nts of J. I-LIVXCCOFRIVNCK Groceries and Meats Phone 416 -6 St. Pauls Mu QS. HARDWARE AND FURNITURE Plumbing Electrical Applianc e s Telephone 3471 St. Pauls, North Carolina 'I-HE W6 BOX Fayetteville so 'FLEI sn-:MAN am! BRCDTHERS Fayetteville Compliments of SIBBETTS GAF! AGE For Fine Quality Nationally Advertised Merchandise, Visit RU? QYEWELERS Home of Lasting Gifts St. Pauls POPE S Sd 'l'o3'I.OO STORE Where Quality and Price Meet St . Pauls Congratulations Senior s gg QFZWV BEAUTY SHUP Phone 273-6 - St. Pauls gkwgagwum DEPARTMENT STORE The House of Quality Mojud Hosiery - Jolene Shoes St. Pauls, North Carolina f L' ' vw? .3 .+ .4 I4 5 jf ' or W' PAYETTEVIL STORE, Z .--.gui . 'W of ffw 'S For Your Fuel Oil See Your ESSO DEALER INSURANCE AND St. pauls Phone 210-1 CONGRATULATIONS Compliments of , Seniors 'rom n-:Avis MCM u.u.AN Atlas Tires SHULER Washing and G1-easing L C C ' St. Pauls, North Carolina ' an HJQMZZZ' STURE America's Brand Name Retailer St. Pauls, North Carolina Self Service Home Owne d I N. igi?3T2Q?li'SEiRm 'X ,,,37'5..,,,..-.-... I X ' 3 ll ' til 6-Am M5 ONK waz! X lc ,' UQWO I Sw V -L4 Y 5 ? 1'!0wu2t, givi n, .V ig' XQMVJ ...L 5. riqlagu .d hw Pwwqd 5 N Q.-'hh by assess H-MW D ,wmaaa D X 'Hx --s 761:18 X J 'wh ww v ,Af M..-rw nv Noougnk llc. 4 gguuurw W Lumberton '-.f,f,Cnf,.f1,4' f Wilt Fayetteville PARNELL and MCCULL 90 I + I . QI :lf rolina J 5 ug, . I Compliments of The National Bank D. M. MQ M I LLAN Ogmlgg Red spfmgs, North Carohna LAIZGE Cornphments X QUFFIN E , SMALL. POWERS INC. WE WELCOME Gener21t.MIle2I'li:Qand1se MEMS W4 E' 'ffa X.. N ' VEGHAQLES WCW ZW Q XX K EE 3 -7571, - -iazsgiaxmgifieas -3 .34 1 5 +- . f wgm ei , C . 5 E' NEIL T. ALFORD Wwe! I . , s . E E GROCERY Sf- I 4 AND MARKET X ii E Feeds of All Kinds St. Pauls inest in Motion Picture Entertainment Ejlfjij-j.j .t,,., NIM lttiiiliti q 4 I I . S A is . 9 151g1g:g1ggg1ggg:gEgEgEg1gp215 ST. PAULS THEATER O,K, HOGAN, Owner GURNEY KINLAW WHOLESALE GROCERY St. Pauls Q af .N L5-g..g ' I.: T! P -gig-277i ,458 its 3 P i f f ' , E -gg ek -guh 'tiki ,fi TRY OUR . , 'if 1 ' .x J, ,'5 ... Q f- - o. ' c . ' 'J 'Q ' . T. '. ' u. I A .- 'I s - ' , . - , 1 z , 1.5 0 :':x,. . ...' 7. . O - 'N'l'.. 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MOTOR COMPANY ., SERVICE I n l x ' N if Red Springs, North Carolina MCLAIN STATION E. Z. MUSSEL HITE GROCERY G ' d M t ., 5 l i S, W -Q roceries an ea S df? Barker Ten Mile 1 1 5' V I E 'FAN aqui 1- ' l' V 'u '-fir? Mmm f M - .f-fs - S 2 f s R St. Pauls 5 EP! lm 5 fim ' ' . T .l W BODENHEHVIER 72 , Q GRoCERY W ',, A GENERAL MERCHANDISE St. Pauls . Parkton, North Carolina I Red Springs, North Carolina AUTO SERVICE CENTER 1,4 '1 Z' 1.1, .. .g U I 1 'I' nn-pg. - , -, ' F' W n ,v , .n-5 f, ' i , 1.: 5 -Y -I -XX, A O A 'SREP EN DABLE K ' 1 Dkuselsr Q91 in ST. PAULS DRUG COMPANY 'The ark 0fQ1ah lV St. Pauls, North Carolina J JT WESTERN AUTO A. G. HALL Owner St. Pauls, North Carolina Compliments of B. C. MOORE Sz SONS Clothes For The Family AND St. Pauls BT. SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. General Merchandise Route No. l Lumberton, North Carolina fme foods TRAILWAYS CAFE A Q U MRS. 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X 'lp g ll, 'UK Xl- I A 1 MANUFACTUDING ' DEEAGNING ' DEVELODNIENT ' DESEAQCH 0 NIEQCLJANDISING ' FASHION I '?- sits I f X bxls. The world's oldest manufacturing ind ustr y --textiles--is today one of our most exciting and challenging industries, producing revo- f lutionary textile products with qualities which men have sought for I f- centuries. Man-made fibers, new products of the chemist's test-tube, - have been a major contributor to this textile progress. A small textile producer in 1923, Burlington Mills believed in X X P.-X xxx 1 I R X X ' fl f X K 'J' V 1 f xx , ' X the future of rayon--an early man-made fiber. In the past 28 years 1 N f k X K t 1, X N I A Burlington has become a leader in the development and production of , M p Q beautiful, durable and high-quality filament, spun and knit synthetic X Q, fabrics. From one plant with approximately 200 employees, our sb. Company has grown to include 73 manufacturing plants in 43 com- L-' Nvegx , . Xl Q. 43.11 X' ' T munities of eight states and four foreign countries. Employing 34,000 . ff, ,wi- it K people, Burlington is today the world's largest producer of synthetic - XLE, , ggm x , 2:55, fabrics, and it is a recognized leader in the designing, development, T Q if research, merchandising and fashion fields as well as manufacturing. ff X X ' i ' . . . '64 tl, . If ft , If you are a young man or woman looking for a place in industry, , we think you should consider textiles--and Burlington. It can hold a , 1 T':7?iij ' . . . . . . Y bright future for the person with the willingness to learn, ability to ' work, and the natural interest in this fa sc i n a t i ng and competitive xr GNC X ' if , ' I I X ' Q -'nl I N' f sfvfns-f N B f urlrnglon M Us 1 lVofven into :he L02 qfffmer12'a Exiscurrvn Ormciss: Gnrmnsnono, N. C. Maker Of Women's Outerwear And Underwear Fabrics . Men's Wear Fabric . Decorative Fabrics Hosiery For Men And Women . Cotton Piece Goods And Yarns . Ribbons Industrial And Transportation Fabrics ROBESON MILLS--ST. PAULS RAYON AND BUTLER MILLS, ONE LOCAL UNIT OF BURLINGTON MILLS A 7aglo'l-made Ynnaoox uma YIEARIKUUK COMPANY-DALLAS 59159 ff? I xi? , Nei X I ', no 0 79 :M f 'a 6' X I ' f , - ' ' . 1 ,1 V ,. . ' GDC' '71 7 'f f X 1' ul 6214.6 for ,f Q, ff 7 K f 1 I'01Q Ip f Q ' x A , X I , I I S 4 QW fj 6 ,I 4? 'Sf lf. J - K' Aff! ,I , 1 34:25 hx 553-3-fZDj I, ,,. !, in X'! iqql I Y IW 3 t .x 3' L' . . f '47 5 ff ,. ' Q '21, - on.. fa:,'u 'S 1 ' r I an l .wf - W ' f- !! H 1 A Tw Cf ya ,A H., L? J y ' '11 '7 ' .K ., ,X 51 4 pf A L ' All va -1 T, y my G V ,K V all wxilt 4 . 'K' ,, 1 K f M 9-' ' f -if fp ,K ,135 Qvysijy, . ,N Ak: 3 A XX Nvkxxm, , 1 ,I 9' ' 5 .,,,' . g , , M,5,,f v v H, J,-'fffsfl' A W r , fn 3 ? V ' 1 53 o w- EM X .A 'Tn SZ ' I fm' !'w-,430 - Q If- qt , . ri I ' nur I L ' V fM Y ' ' ,f-f k w , 1- 'TXERN If fx!! .M ,xxx X N. 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