Union High School - Acorn Yearbook (Vale, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1949 volume:

N n n 777fw. cgdvfa THE ACORN 1949 PUBLISHED BY TI-IE SENIOR CLASS OF UNION HIGH SCHOOL VALE, NORTH CAROLINA ,wh MSA' K' ew 5 D E D I C A T I Q N As a tribute of our esteem, We dedi- cate this volume of rFHE ACORN to MR. S. E. RICHBQURG IllSfl'llff0l' of AkQ1'il'll1fZll'U 'Ig f-if lf 10933 MR. LEONARD SCRONCE P rin vi pal Y- Q.f FACULTY 949 J MRS. ELIZABETH 'iv QVLJ1 Twelfth Grade Y flxppal' chian-BS. N Nifty, ,187 SX ,J ,fx Pdf p . N ,H 'fl 'LEWIS HEAVNER Eleventh Grade Lenoir Rhyme-AB. HUGH HOYLE Tenth Grade Appalachian--B.S. IRGINIA SHIDAL Ninth Grade noir Rhyme-AB. Eighth Grade Lenoir Rhyme-AB L Heeddee 32 MRS. IRENE SEAGLE Eighth Grade Lenoir Rhyme--AB. S. E. RICHBOURG Clemson College-B S Nh'-H' FI I ZHUGH KISER Seventh Grade W Lemon Rhyme-AB. W, MYRTLE DAVIS QW, 4 Sixth Grade Lcnon R115 ne VIRGINIA YOUNT Fzfth Grade Appfllcmhlelll B.S. HELEN JONAS 'W' Fourth Grade Apoalichinn B S MRS. CARRIE MULLEN Tim cl G1 fade Lenoir-Rhvne--A.B. MRS. HAL SCRONCE Sevond Grade Lemon' Rhyme-AB. MRS. FRANCES BANGLE First Grade Lemon' Rhyme-AB. PAULINE IVIOSTELLER First Grade 50 an-W Appellfxchmn B.S. mi lfs CLASS FLOXWERSZ Roses I SENIQR CLASS CFHCERS CLASS COLORS: Brown and Ivory F i TED GOINS JACOB REEF SARAH KISER JACK RHYNE ? Mascots i S i Pl'C'SillC'IIf Vifc'-P1'c'sia'e11l Sc'm'cPiary-Tz'c'as11 rm' Rcfpozffcr ROSES NANCY KAY SAIN BOBBY ABERNATHY CLASS 1-HSTGRY In the summer of 1945, a mixed group of anxious boys and girls entered the routine of Union I-Ii. At first we were confused by the rules, but gradually We became ac- customed to the daily routine. In our Freshman year our class numbered 41. From this class the officers elected were: President, Ted Goins, Vice- President, Mary Gilbert, Secretary and Treasurer, Sarah Kiser. As Sophomores, eight girls were honored by being chosen as waitresses for the Junior-Senior Banquet. Our otlicers that year were: President, Ted Goins, Vice-President, Jack Rhyneg Secretary, Evelyn Carpenterg Treasurer, Sarah Kiser. The largest event of our Junior year was the Junior- Senior Banquet, given in honor of the Seniors. Another big event was the initiation of seven of our members into the National Beta Club. The class ofhcers elected were: President, Ted Goinsg Vice-President. Sonny Sain, Secre- tary and Treasurer, Sarah Kiserg Reporter, Jacob Reep. In 1948, our Senior year was begun with our looking forward to graduation. The Acorn staff was elected, and we started working like bees. Oflicers were: President, Ted Goins, Vice-President, Jacob Reepg Secretary and Treasurer, Sarah Kiser, Reporter, .lack Rhyne. Now we number 22 in our Senior year, hoping we all Hnish the work required of us. NVe are honored to have a member of our class, Sonny Sain, who has had perfect attendance all through the eleven years. We hope he can finish with a perfect record of twelve years. Our past holds pleasant memories, and we are looking forward to a successful future for all. Hj.S'ff1l'f01I : HELEN LAQKEY EVELYN C NA smile for all, fl, greeting A frienclly, jolly way she Gleef Club 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, fi, 3, 41, Cllazr 1, Q, 3, Typing! Club 3, C1355 Smiirfltary ff, Assistant Clase Sf-f:r1,lar'y 3, Fiierzdlifst 4, Class Pai-1 4. dk lj N SQENIQRS 1 XIX EQ ii' 'X S X Qs, ,W wx Zfwx lk l 95 I-niiu. 5 ':xD:::YI Alll n-Il llllllm' ,,...-- llllln . ,'- -llll ' JOHN DAVIS My tongue within my lips I rein For he who Talks much talks in 'lJfll'lI.M .Aflllfflllflllll 1, fi, 51, -fly Bus Driver E, 4, Bas--ball 4, Elskftball 3, 4, Tygiirzq Club 3. f NZ ' fwiwwf 3. II lv K I f... .!::ll ruff A 34.16 l Z All flu, .N '? . W q. , faialtff-9551 ., fm, - BLAIR DAVIS An honest and useful mcmf' F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 3, 4, Pe-rlect lwtendanlie 1, 2, 3. MARY GILBERT g'Two Spfwkling eyes, a pinch of gay lfL'1LQl1f67', cz shower of Qmlimitecl mental reserve, and mixed well. 4-1-I Club 1, 47 Honor Roll 1, 3, Vioe-Pre'si- dent of Class 1, Waitress at lunior-Senior Banque-1 2, Glefa Club 3g Typing Club 35 Bela Club 3, 4, Trail Blazer Staff 3, Debating Ts-ani 3, Art Editor of Annual 4, Secretary and Treasure-r of Beta Club 4, Most Likely lo Succeed 4, Choir 1, 2, 3. 9 I K 1 I K K M 'V' ,, Q V ll? ,X lk? -7 NN gl N91 M l 1 kk, i XX? l y X , N'A CLASS MQTTQ Lh'COUqHUU aim vonquww bhnuif CLASS PCDEM LET US ADMIT IT Let us admit it fairly as high school Seniors should: We've had no end of lessons, and they've done us no end of good. We entered as timid Freshmen, we leave as graduates bold, And we find it hard to realize the knowledge our young heads hold. We've had our foolish notions knocked higher than Franklins kiteg Our minds have been made over, and we know it served us right. VVe've spent four years in labor hard to prove the fact once more That life is quite confused, and two and two are seldom four. We're crammed to the brim with learning. and now we must turn it to And if one of us is a failure, he hasn't a single excuse. The more we work and the less we talk the better results we shall get, For we've had four years of trainingg it may make us successes yet. Let us admit it fairly as high school Seniors should: We're proud of Union High Schoolg it's done us a lot of good. CI .ASS SUNG In Learning's praise we sing this songg Sing hey, sing ho. We voice her virtues loud and longg Sing high, sing low. We came to school with an empty mind, Sing hey, sing ho. But wiser children now you will never find: Sing high, sing low. CHORUS Come and sing all nightg Come and sing all day: We'll sing the praises of the dear old school, Whiling the bright hours away. VVe've learned the longest words to spell, Sing hey, sing ho, And foreign languages as well: Sing high, sing low. With mathematics and isotherms Sing hey, sing ho, We're all on very familiar terms. Sing high, sing low. No more in Union School we'll shine. Sing hey, sing ho, But soon we'll be alumni fine: Sing high, sing low. And even when we are far away, Sing hey, sing ho, We'll tell her virtues till we're old and Sing high, sing low. gray: USC ',,-Qgerywff , f f if ' S ,v 4 X Z Z AN 4 sfgfxx f 1-ff fe, 'f X J S' A r V --.513 , wwf ' ,Ai gk I wxiljgfvq , f viz: 1. 4 TED GOINS He that lmtlz knowledge sprlfrerh his words. 4-H lQ'1v,11 4g Erin Club -1' TL111 51.121- 1 511111 -'15 17. F, A. 1, fl, 3, 1 1','1LLi1f H511 1, Q, 3, 4, pIf:51V1h-111 it C1155 1, 7, 3, -1, Pelle Y A111-1'1df1:'1f'r' 1, 171, fl, Ar'zm1 11 11311541 fl, 11111111 if A1'm1,1f1I1 -45 C111-Lf FJIJIISMQI1 Tiffxxsluziistf-I Q11 11l Y1'f'111'I11v,Y 13'IIl 1Y,l'f lil, f'i1f 1i CQf11,11if ff, .Hg S '1 I'1 !, 1' C'1u1'v 35 Im 1X1f1f1i 11,l 1'j1IUj '1',f1I'z1 M:-rt 1zm111f',4',-111 -15 Eu: 1.f11v111 fl, 31,151 -M111 3, fl, D Y Y , 11151-11.I1,m11 J, -1 GLENN HOOVER A rfzre good fellow in every way. 4-H C11111 1, Ti, -1, '1'yyJ1x'1-jg 111x113 3, Chee Club Chnl 1, 2, TEE, Perfect ,5.tt:1'1c1c111'1'e 1, Bfj1S111'w1111 4, E'i1511Q-1135111 4, 51251 XH11-11111161 Buy 4. V41 ,aw SENIGRS DORIS HOOVER Wit she has and joy in lifef' '1-H Club Q, 3, -4, Wgmreszs -11 1uni1:wI-S51 Emmqufi Lg T1v'j,'17'1Cj C1uD 35 Glen? Club 3 A Qy1'1VQ11 1, Q, 3, Perfect A1te1'1da1'1c-Y 1, M, 3, 4 W I J I f QK0 1 J h 0 nl ' 'J .- K X-Qfu. I 5.6: w . vzxsx B .'4f X 4'-' N5 I , Q. A EI' FIE HOUSER ' N H . ' A q-mel and gentle nature has shef, VVQNIPSS at Imlnior-Sfi-5uf11 Bfgmquei 2, Dru IILCIUCS C11113 3, 4, Glee C1L11'J 3, Libruriflu 4, Typing Club 4. rw Lff 1 2 A 1,11 f . wi ' I ' Cf I W ,A L 4 . 4, CLASS PRGPI-IECY In the winter of 1958, getting into my easy chair, I decided to relax by turning on the radio. The music was so soft and sweet I must have gone to sleep, and in my dreams I heard the announcer, Lewis Quickel. say something about the Class of '49 of Union I-Iigh School. Imag- ine my surprise when I heard him announce Conductor Glenn Hoover and his symphony orchestra along with I-Ielen Lackey, his noted soprano. Then, in my dreams, I wandered into a large department store owned by Jimmy Jetton, who had as his very able assistant Sonny Sain. Mary Gilbert was cashier, while Evelyn Carpenter and Doris Hoover were two of the clerks. Since ball playing was always Bob Keener and Ottman Jar- rett's hobby I was not surprised to hear of their playing for the New York Yankees. Blair Davis and Johnny Davis are still in the same old rut. They are now driving Greyhounds instead of Union High Buses. Sarah Kiser and Jean Rhyne are doing secretarial work in Wfashington, D. C. Jack Rhyne and Jacob Reep are making quite a name for themseives as professors in the held of Agriculture at State College in Raleigh. Sidney I-Iouser has followed in the footsteps of his father as a successful farmer and well-known citizen of the community. Ted Goins, one of our outstanding students of the old class, has made quite a name for himself as a famous minister and writer of religious books. Barbara Seagle has now become a member of the faculty of Lenoir Rhyne College as teacher of Bible. Jessie Weaver' is an able manager of the Library there with ease Houser as her assistant. The last of my classmates were accounted for, as I heard someone calling, t'Mary, Maryf, arousing me from my sleep to go to my own Work as manager of Eagleis Dime Store. Pl'0f7l76'fL'SS, MARY' JANE LIZATI-IERIXIAN SIDNEY HOUSER Speech is gfreaf, but silence is gfreaferf' -1-H 1, fl, 53, -fl, Glow' Club 3, fl, F P, A. 1, 17, 13, 4, Tyr 11.f'1 Clulw 45 l.1vff5turl: lllfl'-QI' mq Tv-um If, 35 Bus DYIVVI -1, BOB KEENER An all-'round good spo7't. ' ENf'3I f'd Ul'lll I1 35 4-H Club 3, 45 E413-' bfxll J l, IQ, 45 ljflfnfliill l, 'fig Glade! Club 3, 4 Tyl - may Club 45 l.1lvIf1111'1xx T35 HQ- mr Rall 13, 45 D1l1111m,1Ii.'s. Club -1, Rus, DIIVEI 11. 'K SENIGRS JIMMY JETTON Full of laughter, full of pep, never still, that's his repf 5, A45 Rfxskwlbilll 3, 45 T'y'5imVg Club fl, li'4f'1t1-vt Atlfndsluui l, 2, 3, 45 Lil:-el Club 3, 4. Y I., Q-ffm, -L f X Zi i?J1,'T7n'V-9 'nT ,1 .141 ff ?Z...f:ffj, f' 7 ,t,0 My 4 , ' 5 F, 4A J L! I' 1 f OTTMAN JARRETT Be glad of life because it gives you a chance to lore, work, and play? Blixieball 3, 45 Bnskfftbflll 45 Typlrlfj Club Y-1, Aq1'if'L1ltL1rQ 1, Y, 3, 4. SARAH KISER 'AEvery virtue is more pure when it appears in a beautiful personf' 4-H Llub ff, 3, '15 Wmrr-T-ss at Iummr- S'?'T'llOIL Banquet 175 Iuruor Marshall 135 An- uufxl Stull il, l r'5'S1denI of Glew Club 35 Mos! Popular, Prelticsl Gul 45 Choir l, 2, 3, Tyyurmq Club 35 Class Treasurer l5 Class Secretary find Treasurer 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 4. Lost Will ond Testornenl Ol the Closs ol lQ4l9 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF LINCOLN We the Senior Class of Union High School being of usual sound mind and body, realizing that we must soon leave our Alma Mater, do will and bequeath to our heirs such of our vast estate and personal property which we consider will be useful to them. To the Faculty we do will and bequeath our sincere appreciation for their kindness shown to us during our high school years. To the Junior Class we will our many Senior privileges, which will never get them into trouble if they are used right. To the Sophomore Class we bequeath our ability to make good grades. We will and bequeath to the Freshman Class our ability to get along with the teachers. We will our personal property as follows: I, Evelyn Carpenter, do hereby will and bequeath my quietness on class to Ruby Hallman, hoping that all the teachers won,t overlook her as they did me. I, Blair Davis, do hereby will my bus to Buddy Wfhite- ner. I, John Davis, hereby will my bus to anyone who will have it. I, Mary Gilbert, do hereby will to Marie Sain my ability to translate French and to listen to the radio at the same time. I, Ted Goins, will a part of my weight to Joe Kiser, which I know he needs. We, Doris Hoover and Sarah Kiser, do hereby will and bequeath to Pete Carswell our ability to make five-minute talks in English, hoping he gets better grades than we did. I, Glenn Hoover, hereby will to Bobby 'Iones my ability to get along in school. We, Fihe Houser and Jean Rhyne, will and bequeath our position in the twelfth grade to Betty Carswell and Bonnie N, ri v fx W Al' Qi, .rl 0' W SENICBS 'Qs' '25-43 LEWIS QUICKEL Friendship is the gift of the gods, and the most precious born to manf, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, F. F. A. l, Honor Boll Z, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 3, Bus Driver 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Base- ball 3, 4, Typinq Club 4, Cboir 3, 3, Music Club 2. HELEN LACKEY Small in stature, but wise in judgment. 4-l-l Club 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 41 MGf1Sl1'T1l 3, Annual Stan 4, Best Athlete 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, Typina Club 3, Class Historian 4. JACOB REEP HA day of toil, an hour for sport, But for a friend a life too shortf' P. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Trail Blazer Start 3, Typing Club 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Bus Driver 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Science Club 3, Vice-President ot Senior Class, Best Athlete 4, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, President ol 4-H Club 4, Seed Iuclqinq Team 3, 4, Livestock ludqinq Team 3, 4. ,rfsyr ' I 2 '93 fgibf Q ,K lk ' , 4 ,ge tr Qi' A 5 1 C X M , , 4 I' if 0 f 5 f s! X x Af ' x 1' Z ff, X , mf f y fo 1 'H' 4 , :JU 032515 ':i'V:'5'7' -S357 NY, sl ' 'wf-asm.:-,:,. fs? H l MARY LEATHERMAN Tender blushes shown ,TICUHZ her blonde hair and blue eyesf' Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Trail Blazer Start 3, 4, Annual Start 4, Waitress at lunior-Senior Banquet 2, Glee Club 3, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Librarian 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, Class Prophetess 4, JACK RHYNE Not too serious, not too gay, But a jolly good fellow in every wayf, Beta Club 3, 4, F. P. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Seed ludqinq Team 3, 4, School Store 2, 3, School lanitor 3, 4, Drainatics Club 3, Choir J, 3, Glee Club 3, Science Club 3, Business Manager of Annual 4, Trail Blaz- er' Start 3, Class Reporter 4, Honor Roll 1, 3, 3, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4'l-l Club 4, Vice-President of Beta Club 4, Perfect Attendance 3, 4. N Wx fi A A r . ,. Lost Will ond Testament oi the Closs ol M949 Lutz, hoping they will have as good a time as we have during our senior year. I, Sidney Houser, do hereby will my ability to get through school without knowing anything to Bill Carswell. I, Qttman Jarret, hereby will my English book to Harry Ritchie with the hopes that he learns to speak better Eng- lish than I did. I, Jimmie Jetton, will my ability to do good work when I want to, to Bob Scronce. I, Bob Keener, do hereby will my typewriter to Bill Wfarlick, hoping he learns to use it better than I did. I, Helen Lackey, do hereby will and bequeath my French book to Earline Self, hoping she gets along better than I did. I, Mary Leatherman, do hereby will my bashful ways to Ruth Champion, hoping that she won't be teased as much as I have been during my high school years. I, Lewis Quickel, will my French book to Bob Weriver, hoping he gets more out of it than I did. I, Jacob Reep, do hereby will and bequeath to Edna Huss my inability to get along with Don Houser with the hopes that he gets slapped. I, Jack Rhyne, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get along with the teachers to everyone who tries as I have. I, Sonny Sain, hereby will to Bob Carswell my curly hair, hoping it doesn't get him in as much trouble with the girls as it did me. I, Barbara Seagle, will and bequeath all the keys on my typewriter that I never learned to use, to all those who never took typewriting. I, Jessie W'eaver, do hereby will all my good times at Union High to Sue Richard, with hopes that she enjoys them as I have. Witnessed, Therefore: On both our light and serious sides we set this, our seal, upon our last years at Union. Signed: BARBARA SEAGLE Witnesses: JEAN RHYNII SONNY SAIN JEAN RHYNE The only may to have fl friend is to be Ono. Wf'11l1t'1,:z txt lllztl 1?T'x.l I1 lwrnvu t l'z1 llt1,l., L lull V, -4, tflt 1- - lub Et .J All lwlll mul -4 lll7l'Ill I l -l l- IH t Alt' l1'lIll -' l ' 3, -l, 'lvnrntx Llull tl, Llxutrr 'l, ill--fvrlt-trvt'-1 7 4' li'rf'fz1fit-nt' at ldfltlllltlll 'S ijlulv 4, BARBARA SEAGLE Character is best refluded onefs acts. 4H Club l, bt,- 1 ljluld 4, Trdrl Elfrztfr :bitt 3, 'Ig Nlwst Sturillmgf, '13 l-ltitrmr Roll l, 3, 1, lJrt,rrnf1z1t':Q Club 5-Ttudcnt l.1lffT'QIIl',Ill 3, 1 W. Q. W, Arrtflrtwirrl Hrstgry Mwclal 3, Vfattr fit l nr-wr-St3n1rt1' lfWlT'lC1lt'Ql fi, Tyytrn-ig Club -4 Must Pub Q, Cliorr 2, 3. SENICDRS 4. K , SONNY SAIN Who relished U joke, and rejoiced in fl pung A rare compound of oddity, frolic, and fun. Ht'-acl ludqinq Te-am 3, llbl-I Club l, Z, 3, 4, 'l'y1truq Club 35 Choir 1, 2, 3, Perfect Attend- ant:-? 1-l2, V109-President of Class 3, Base-ball Ttiam 3, 'lp Class Marshal 35 Most Handsome fl, Brita Club 3, 45 Annual Start 4. JESSIE WEAVER I am as I am, and so will I bef' Gltse Club 3, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Typing Club 4, Chorr 2, Perfect Attendance 1. fl SUPERLATIVES V , , M , y sfvfpvnk f N Wm VT? -7 rf- -1 , 3 if 3' if SONNY SAIN SARAH KISER Most Handsome MoSt Popular Prettiest BARBARA SEAGLE Most Studious I F5 EVELYN CARPENTER HELEN LACKEY JACOB REEP Friendliest TED GOINS JEAN RHYNE Most Intelligent GI-ENN HOOVER Best All-round Best Athletes W , Q, M if3v4,..: X y' 3,3 W w ll. M?--A A A N f' 4.,,n 1 li 9 W an-B. , . 9, yn -7. - , in N 4 . .X ahh! NL 2 ML, W '14 A 2' x J , -f ,, kg f -A -V 'Q -, f . iff Q ,if Fz? wy,fF'k f N ' 'Nw ' ,::, w 'E' , NQ1,,1. x. 'ix A X 'iff . 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Sm, K W, Q BOBBY CARSWELL DEAN CROWDER HAROLD CONNER RUTH CHAMPION HAZEL ELMORE ALMA RUTH GOINS RUBY HALLMAN ROY HARKEY CAROLYN HARMON JEAN HEAVNER BETH HELMS EULA KATE HOUSER WAYNE HOUSER RALPH HUSS JOE KISER SOPHO TED ARMSTRONG A FRANKIE BASS EMILY JANE BOLINGER HELEN BROWN MORES ANN LANTZ BETTY LEATHERMAN PRUE NEAL GLENN REEP HUITT REEP TOMMY ROYSTER GRAHAM RICHARD HARRY RITCHIE MARIE SAIN RUBY SCRONCE BOBBY SEAGLE EARLENE SELF SHASTA SISK RALPH THOMAS BETTY WADE BILL WARLICK BILL WATTS BUDDY WHITENER 'av-... 'x ii? I , I . if f .vw My nm Mg, r mm Q Z K mln. 4 f sf Qu '-A ' Ar, 41, I 3 uw 9 Q.. I 'Q I , 'J K5 V, gl? 2 .jfs 55,5 f 1 4 ' is ' f ff M If V www. .. his 'V -13 L ,, X ., A 1 ff' -M ' f, ' , f . Q- 9 ---- V - . Miva Z wrme qs, A Www , we AVS ,Q 'ixifmwr -L fwnzmx V I E-,,.:?f,,,, I , -aw f 4 7 J My my 'l'l'k.-. 0 f f X 'V .. aww .W 2 , JM-Q, r ww ' , , S all , ll, V' f fff f fa '- H wmxmm , -aim-...L 1. I f ,M X 'Numa M- naw if 'WMU 'bi mK'wwvZ l.. 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X, K f-4131-i S f 7 J f fl, My EEE EW E I G H T H G R A D E First Raw: Caralyir Elmer-1, larrrsif l. w-1--'1 Cady, Emma la Vlfarlick. Second Haw: Mrs. Se-aqle, . . , Slirrltry Vllarlit-k, ltffrii Gilbert, lflcris Eiflitirrd, Vrrairira Whiterier, lane Royster, Ge-ralclerre Leonhardt, f- Mr. l'lffIVll 'l, Thircl Row: Cfrrfgtl H f,,w ylfr, Suu Rifhard, Wanda l,eathermar'i, Madge Warlick, lack Beam, 'I ' lfl,-at,y',f l. '-Q Qrtht-rrriaii, Ftttrrth Ftow: Marie lalirrsoh, Dean Rtfeiw, Eill Sfrance, Lewis Leatherrrian, Hebert Q , Hass. Filth Raw: Edward Helms. irm Gr'ifyt:g, lahimie He-avrrer, limmie Hauser, Bonnie Sain. Sixth Row: Bird Griatig, larry l'ljrklSnf, lite Hefrvritfr, limmi-1 Hfavrrer, Carolyn Caziipe, Sevehth Raw: Halbert ll' Airt '.f- ri, lrt--rrtr Gilh 1 t rt, lftiqvyy Carswc-ll, Aida Gilbert, lack lanes, Eighth Row: limmie Gilbert, loe ff I Pxifhard, Calvy Wind, Clyde Vtfuavu-r. Af If f 0 X 4? - 7 First R t,.t' N 3 Hoy lee ff,-.rar'i---1, lft9 Vtfarliflc, Deaii Carimrtnr, Bah lnglf-, David Taylor, arid Frances Larrtz, Se-'tvrrffl Huw: l',tyt1'f- Hiltftii, t-l'ifrrl-is l-larl-cey, leriiire Iaritg-5, lvlarrlra VVarlr-il-1, Third Raw: Cecil Scroitfe, lafli llmrver, lf-hir Smith, Cliarlrs Srqraiiuo, and Neil Sain. Fourth Raw: layvitf- Gilbert, Carolyn - 3 Smith, Billy Sain, arid lVlrf'l:it-1 ltflitflierri, Frttli Haw: H'TI'Tlllt I'l9 Allen, Frarrl-1 Ritfhie, loan Heep, Mary - Cfarolyir Sari., arid Eilly Dellriiqeri Sr:-:tli Rtitvf: 'Nrlliarri Hudsitrr, Thum lriqle, Mary Sue Scronce, Madelrrio Gillitrrt, Sue Heylu, and Ruth Whoa, Nat Crit lJrQ'tt,ir'tf: David Smith, l-lal Hayle, Bertha Pless, 2 arid Dorialvl Stgrcfrit I S E V E N T H G R A D t E S I X T H G R A D E First Row: Miss Davis, Clifton Scronce, Guy Beam, Ted Harkey, Harold Richard, l. B. Gilbert. Second Row: lean Warliok, Peqqy lonas, Sue Rudisill, Lottie Scronce, Bobby Scronce, Ralph Gilbtirt. Third Row: Barbara lean Sain, Shelby Corswell, Nell larrett, AvNaiel Carpenter, Hazeline Houser, Margaret Lcrdford, Fourth Row: Eleanor Whitener, Sadie Helms, Shirley Faye Smith, Ted Sain, Doris Duckworth. Fifth Row: Shirley Sain, Dorothy Ab-ernethy, Emma Laura Carpenter, Dean Stroup, Ervin Cook, Elbert Towery, Sixth Row: Max Connor, Charles Wood, David Sain, Grayton Bollinger, Ted Wood, Bobby Sam, Seventh Row: Rachel Sain, Ruby Gilbert, Shirley Carpenter, Marlene Sttroncr, Dorothy Frasure. First Row: Donald lones, Ralph Warlitfk, Hazel Scronne, Helen Sfronce, Betty Massaqq, Dgivid Smith, Martina lnqle. Second row: lohnny Bolrnqer, Gerald Grefin, Gifne Ntfaters, Claude Ray Llitriy, ene Sain, Buster Hartsoe. Third Row: Kenneth Ritchie, Lucille Scritnce, Ruby H-eavnei, Peggy Y,unt, Phyllis Wise, Betty lohnson. Fourth Row: Dorothy Wood, loan Hartsoe, Billie lean Elmore, Lear. Heavner, Christine Gilbert. Filth Row: Virginia Yount, teacher, Eugene Vtfood, Harold Sain, Bobby Scronce. Sixth Row: Donald Reep, Glenn Scronce, Terry Biqqerstatt. F I F T H G R A D E F O U R T H G R A D E t'5': I First Bow: Starlene Loqan, Allene Lynch, Vivian Sain, Shirley Bollinger, lohnny Lantz, T. C. F.-trait L,'4 e, Ruby Waters, Betty Lou Canine. Second Bow: Ftoqer Flichard, Raymond Clark, lames Ray Lutz, Sue LC-dford, Barbara Harkey, Margaret Gilbert. Third Row: Dean Ward, Sue Hicks, Hazel Budisill, Tommy Snider, Dean Sain, Dixie Craig, Bobby Elmore. Fourth Plow: Myrlin Hoover, Ierry ' is Q Hooyitir, Mary Sue Thomas, Betty Sue Scroncre, David Cook, T. M. Carpenter. Fifth row: Miss lonas, Nancy Coon, Betty Sue Lutz, Leon lflfooa, Peqqy Ann Hoover, Dotty Sisk. Sixth Row: Mike lnqle, lr., lolinny Barrett?-, Kenneth Frazure. First Row: Roger Vfailiclz, Fiarices Canirite, Edwin Whitenrr, Geraldine Seronce, Fred Smith, Max Green. Second Raw: Peggy lahnson, Clara Beam, Hattie Hubbard, Kenneth Scronce, Carolyn Scronce, ' Q Mills Green, Third Bow: Gloria Dean Cody, Allen Lynrh, Betty Abernethy, ludy Helms, Betty lo Mull, Sarnrnie Sain. Fourth How: C, F, lnqle, lack Sain, Faye Canipe, Wayne Gilbert, Wayne Siqrnon, -Q ,N Robert Taylor. Filth Row: Bobby Dean Brown, Nancy Gilbert, Karal Dean Haynes, Barbara Carpenter, rv 'QR u-A Edward l-le-avner, Dean Tc.-wery. Sixth Bovv: Mary Sue Seaqle, Faye Scronce, Earlene Sain, Faye Hoyle. g Teacher: Mrs. Carrie Mullen. ' Z, 'Jil F Q ff' f 1 2 4 ' I9 fl O V 'F R ,K ,N ff -'Q G E First Row: Peggy Scronce, Mary Smith, Iimmie Warlick, Ted Hartsoe, Wanda Lee Richards, Linda Duckworth, Sue Scronce. Second Row: Alice Mosteller, Margaret Leatherman, Peggy Dennard, Ralph Vlfarlick, Larry Sain, loan Iones, lanice Logan. Third Row: lanice Mosteller, Max Beam, Nellie Sue Elmore, Ruth Hoover, Robert Whitener, Shirley Conner, ludy Rudisill, Troy Scronce. Fourth Row: Mary Rudisill, Harold Scronce, Richard Armstrong, Harvey Thomas, Gene Houser. Fifth Row: Faye Mull, Neil Propst, Odis Scronce, I. R. Haynes, Paul Carpenter, Billy Rudisill, Annie Hubbard. Sixth Row: Clarence Stroup, Ted Goins, Kenneth Rudisill, Bryon Reep, Mary Frasure, Carl Wilson. Teacher: Mrs. Hal Scronce. S E C O N D G R A D E .d' v 1 sSQ QNX f 1-4- . ,QR -V' I ' l 47 Q CL? - ' N 0: - S Q, F 7' Q! F AJ u Q 'P First Row: Faye Warlick, Willie Faye Helms, Max lohnson, Maxine lohnson, Bobby Abernethy, Nancy Sain, Mary Alice Mull, Barry Sain, ludy lonas. Second Row: Roy Lee Brown, Brenda Cars' Well, Carolyn Green, Wayne Rudisill, Madgalene Helms, ludy Scronce. Third Row: Eugene Sain, lane Propst, Pearl Bollinger, Linda Gilbert, Frances Gilbert, lerry Hauser, Glenda Elmore, Peggy lngle. Fourth Row: Sandra Hoover, Sadie Smith, Brenda Sain, Richard Biggerstart, Steve Carpenter, Carol Heavner, Anne Abernethy. Fifth Row: Billy Helms, B. E. Gilbert, limmy Elmore, Robert Rudisill, Teddy Elmore, Elizabeth Hoover, loyce Dellinger, loan Stroupe. Sixth Row: lean Wyant, Larry Leonard, leanette Helms, limmy Scronce, Marvin Smith, lerry Rudisill. Seventh Row: Miss Mosteller, Franklin Scronce, Billy Sisk, Mrs. Bangle. ATHLETICS fy aww WEARERS QF THE BEATRICE HAUSS KATHRYN I-1AUss SHASTA SISK PRUE NEIL . THELMA RAE SCRONCE JOE KISER EVELYN I-IOOVER MABLE RICHARD JOHN DAVIS TED GOINS BILL WIATTS JACOB REED BUYS BASKETBALL TEAM TED GOINS IOHNNY DAVIS IACOB REEP CGIH91' Forward Guard JOE KISER BILL WATTS BILL WARLICK Guard Forward Forward First Row: Huitt Beep, Ted Goins, E111 Warlick, Iohnriy Davis. Second Row: Wayne Houser, Bill Watts, Ioe Kiser, Mr. Lewis Heavner tflaachj, Jacob Heep, Ottman Jarrett, Sam Cariipe. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM KATHERINE HAUSS BEATRICE HAUSS EVELYN HOOVEH Forward Forward Forward , ,fa g 'V Q' f 1 SHASTA SISK THELMA RAE SCRONCE PRUE NEAL Guard Guard Guard First Row: Leit to right: Betty Wise, Katherine Hauss, Beatrice Hauss, Ann Hauss, Edna Iohnson, Ionnie Rae Sain, Mable Richard, Evelyn Hoover, Thelma Rae Scronce, Shasta Sisk, Prue Neal, and Miss Shidal CCoachl. BASEBALL 'fi 7 0 I N M iflkv First Row: Charlie Houser, Huitt Reep, Qttman Jar- rett, Sonny Sain, Bobby Bolinger. Second Row: Mr. Heavner, Jacob Reep, Ted Goins, Joe Kiser, Bill Warlick, Lewis Quickel, Bob Keener. Third Row: Glenn Hoover, Johnnie Davis, Bob Weaver, Ralph Thomas, David Huss, Buddy Whitener. ACTIVITIES 9,93 .X Xl' I 3 I 3 5' . My f v f ,I , 1 ,FW ' A N N U A L S T A F F x W ' Helen Lackey, lack Rhyne, Sarah Kiser, Ted Goins, Mrs. Rhyne. 1 M X V 3GCOnd Row: Geraldean Hoyle, lacob Reep, Sonny Sain, Sam Goins, Evelyn Carpenter, Mary Gilbert, Mary Leatherman, Barbara Seaqle, a,--- I ig P QILJ First Row: Sonny Sain, Sam Goins, Bobby Bolinqer, Don Houser, lacob Heep. Second Row: Mable Richard, Betty Carswell, Helen Huss, Katherine Hauss, Geraldean Hoyle, Betty Io Propst, Barbara Seaqle, Miss Shidal, sponsor. Third Row: Charles Hauser, Bonnie Lutz, Mary Leatherman, Mary Gilbert, Ted Goins, lack Rhyne. 'LH B E T A C L U B , Q .6 ' fli . flip? ji T Y fit l 'K P S, I N Q G V C L U B wk First Row: Beatrice Hauss, Lois Boldina, Edna lohnson, Helen Huss, Effie House-r, Geraldea ff Second Row: Barbara Seaqle, Bonnie Lutz, Katherine Hauss, lean Rhyne, Betty Ioe Proizst. C ' Third Row: Iessie Weaver, Nell Bass, Nettie Smith, Betty Carswell, Edna Mae Huss. A Fourth Row: Miss Shidal, sponsor, Donald He-avner, Blair Davis, Ottinan larrett, Bob Keener. I Filth Row: Lewis Quickel, Charles Houser, Sidney Houser. A2 I JW iii iiilili Fil lean Hhyne, Effie Houser, Mary Leatliernian, Helen Brown, Barbara Seaqle, Nell Crowder, Carolyn Haiinon, lulia Ann Hoover, Bonnic Lutz, llll I I li 'ri ll 1. L I B R A R I A N S wg' S E N I O Q5 J C L U B +-ZGH-1 WO QM? -47? C L U B E - rnnnens afJ,,M QMW -'P JL 3- Eg?FEi?gL ,X ,l 1 . 7- f7 1095, 9 X Q C, gg' -Q 0 Cqgyi Wffffyg CS- X f!!,f C QQ W 6 4EE .-. ex, ff' IEUTJ QU U O U SENIOR 4-H CLUB First Row: John Gilbert, Sonny Sain, Jacob Reep, Jerry Houser. Bud Grigg. Johnny Heavner, Jimmy Houser, Jimmy Grigg, Lewis Leatherman. Bobby Heavner, Hugh Hall- man, Jr., Bobby Hallman, Jane Royster, Carolyn Elmore, Jamie Lee Cody, Emma Jo Warlick, Jean Gilbert. Second Row: Jack Rhyne. Ted Armstrong. Betty Leatherman. Hazel Elmore, Ruth Champion, Jean Heavner, Ruby Scronce, Nancy Biggerstaff, Alma Ruth Goins. Ruby Hall- man, Libby Sigmon, Helen Johnson, Faye Ward, Gearldean Leonhardt, Ann Lantz, Helen Brown, Doris Richard. Third Row: Charles Houser. Robert Auton. Dean Reep, Betty Wise, Ann Hauss, Edna Huss, Betty Carswell, Edna Johnson. Lois Bolding, Sue Richard, Virginia Whitener, Madge Warlick, Wanda Leatherman, Jimmy Heavner, Jack Richard. Fourth Row: Jimmie Jetton, Glenn Hoover. Helen Lackey. Doris Hoover, Sarah Kiser. Peggy Leatherman, Irene Gilbert, Carolyn Canipe, Bonnie Sain. Peggy Carswell. Alda Gilbert, Jonnie Rae Sain, Evelyn Hoover, Sidney Houser, Jimmy Gilbert. Fifth Row: Donald Houser, Bob Keener, Lewis Quickel, Betty Wade. Beth Helms. Mary Gilbert, Evelyn Carpenter, Emily Jane Bolinger, Marie Sain, Prue Neal. Bobby Bolinger, Bill Watts, Bobby Seagle, Harold Conner, Wayne Houser, Bobby Carswell, Harry Ritchie, Bill Warlick, Joe Kiser, Ted Wise, Paul Houser, Huitt Reep, Harold Sain, Edison Gilbert. F. F. A. First Row: Jimmie Jetton, Ottman Jarrett, Harry Bangle, Bill Warlick Graham Rich ard, Ralph Thomas, Roy Harkey, Paul Roberts, Leelan Lynch, Bobbie Hallman Hugh Hallman, Bobby Heavner, John Hill, Harold Duckworth. Second Row: Mr. Richbourg, Jacob Reep, John Gilbert, Blair Davis Dean Crowder Bill Carswell. Sonny Sain, Harry Ritchie, Harold Sain. Ted Wise, Jack Richard Jimmie Carpenter. Huitt Reep. Third Row: Sam Goins, Jack Rhyne, Donald Heavner, Bob Scronce, Buddy Whitener Sidney Houser, David Reep, Charles Houser, Marvin Hoover, Johnnie Davis Glenn Hoovei Bobby Jones. JUNIOR 4-H CLUB First Row: Dean Carpenter, David Taylor, Jack Hoover, Dean Heavner, Johnny Barrett, Gerald Greene, Lucille Scronce, Clifton Scronce, Buster Hartsoe, Ralph Warlick, Phyllis Wise, Helen Scronce, Hazel Scronce, Second Row: Billy Sain. Cecil Scronce, Frank Ritchie, Ted Sain, Shelvy Carswell. Martha Warlick, Frances Lantz, Harold Sain, Johnny Bolinger. Avneail Carpenter, Buster Gilbert, Kenneth Ritchie, Ervin Cook. Third Row: Dorothy Abernathy, Sue Rudisill, Barbara Jean Sain. Margaret Led- lord, Peggy Jonas. Jean Warlick, Eleanor Whitener, Joan Hartsoe, Dorothy Wood, Nell Jarrett. Fourth Row: Mary Carolyn Sain, Joan Reep, Martha Sue Whitener, Joyce Gilbert, Madeline Gilbert, Christine Gilbert, Billy Jean Sain, Gene Waters, Max Conner. Ruby Gilbert, Sadie Helms, Marlene Scronce, Rachel Sain, Bobby Scroncc. G L E E C L U B B I B L E C L U B ,fl Qi . ,. Qfx,,lg , S C I E N C E C L U B GLEE CLUB First Row: Jimmie jetton, Glenn Hoover, Sonny Sain, Ted Arm-- strong, Don Houser, Bob Keener. Second Row: Mrs. Seagle, Lois Bolding, Ann Lantz, Helen Brown, Alma Ruth Goins, Elizabeth Sigmon, Faye Ward. Third Row: Wfilma Scronce, Betty Leatherman, Ruby Scronce, Doris Hoover, Nell Crowder, Helen Lackey. Fourth Row: Nell Bass, Nancy Biggerstaff, Jacqueline Brooks, Kath- erine Hauss, Helen johnson. Fifth Row: Jean Heavner, Hazel Elmore, Ruth Champion, Mary Gilbert, Sarah Kiser, Julia Ann Hoover. Sixth Row: Willie Kate Scronce, Ruby Hallman, Nettie Smith, Marie Sain, Evelyn Carpenter. Seventh Row: Carolyn Harmon, Mary Heavner, Emily Jane Bol- linger, Betty Wade, Edna Huss. Eighth Row: Shasta Sisk, Earlene Self, Prue Neal, Beth Helms, Bobby Carswell. Ninth Row: Lewis Quickel, Sam Goins, NVayne Houser, Bobby Bol- inger, Sidney Houser. BIBLE CLUB First Row: Ruby Scronce, Faye Wfard, Alma Ruth Goins, Ruby Hallman, Betty Leatherman, Ann Lantz, Helen Brown, Eula Kate Houser, -Ionnie Rae Sain. Second Row: Joan Sain, Graham Richard, Roy Harkey, Huitt Reep, Earlene Self, Carolyn Harmon, Betty Wfise, Hazel Elmore, Jean Heavner, Ruth Champion. Third Row: Prue Neal, Shasta Sisk, Betty Wfade, Willie Kate Scronce, Dean Crowder, Glenn Reep, Ralph Huss, Tommy Royster, Evelyn Hoover, Mrs. M. S. Heavner, sponsor. SCIENCE CLUB Front Row: Frankie Bass, Eula Kate Houser, Prue Neal, Betty Leath- erman, Carolyn Harmon, Earlene Self, Ted Armstrong, Ann Lantz, Helen Brown, Bobby Carswell, Betty Wade. Back Row: Beth Helms, Ted Goins, Jacob Reep, Ralph Thomas, Don Houser, Mr. Hugh Hoyle, Jack Rhyne, Shasta Sisk, Sam Goins. D R A M A T I C S C L U B Seated: lohn Davis, Ted Goins. Standing, left to right: Iacob Beep, Don l-louser, Lewis Ouickel, Blair Davis, Bob Keener, and Bob Scronce. First Row: Betty Wise, Ann Lantz, Helen Brown. Second How: Mrs. E. C. Rhyne, Carolyn Harmon Evelyn Hoover, Bob Keener, Sarn Goins, Bobby Bolinqer, Lewis Quickel, Ionnie Rae Sain Third Bow: Ioan Sain, Betty lo Propst, Geraldean Hoyle, Ruby Scronce, Hazel Elmore, lean Heavner Ruth Champion, Shasta Sisk, Earlene Sell. Fourth How: Iulia Ann Hoover, Bonnie Lutz, Nell Bass Ernilv lane Bolinqer, lean Rhyne, Effie Hauser, Iessie Weaver, Barbara Seaqle, Mary Leatherman v':,, J 5 23:42, fflQf B U S D R I V E R S ADV1jR'l'IS'l:lMENTS Compliments Of Hooverfs Service Station Vale, North Carolina Compliments Of GOGDIN - BURRIS FURNITURE CGMPANY, Inc LINCOLNTON, N. C. Compliments Of RHYN E - I-IGUSER MANUFACTURING COMPANY CHERRYVILLE, N. C. C01lllIli17l61ltS of MIKE KISER AND SON VALE, NORTH CAROLINA Lincoln County's Leading Theatres Century - Rivoli -- Slarlile Drive-in Lincolnton, N. C. Lincolnton-Maiden Highway MOST MODERN BEST EQUIPPED ll I I I The P1Ck of A11 FIISI Run PICIUIGS POPULAR PRICES COURTEOUS SERVICF Operated by LHNGGLNTQN AMIISEMENT 00., Inc. Tel. 48-188 A. E. MILLER, Pres.-Tre VISIT THE NEW STARLITF GRILL - FINE GOOD FOOD Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK LINOOLNTON, N. O. A Good Bank in a Good Town MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION WARLICK FUNERAL I-IOIVIE 24-Hour Ambulance Service PROTECT YOUR FAMILY IN OUR MUTUAL BURIAL ASSOCIATION PHONE 477 LINCOLNTON, N. C CI1l1IfIlfllIf'lIf.9 of Dixie Lumber Company Lumber and Builders Supplies Cherryville, N. C. Cj01lIlIlfllIt'IIfS of M. Beam and Bro LUMBER AND CONTRACTURS Phone 4903 Route 2 VALE, N. C. C0llZl7ljllIUlIfS of Seth Lumber Co., Inc. Building Headquarters LINCOLNTON, N. C. Phone 39-49 C0lII!7ljllIC'lIfS of FRIENDS Collzfnlilfzwzfs C0111 plimwm of Of CENTRAL CANDY EAGLE SEOEES ESM, he 5.05 to 831.00 L1NcoLNToN, N. C. UNION GARAGE COMPANY General Repair Texaco Products Groceries Tires and Tubes Route 1 VALE, NORTH CAROLINA FRAZIEBS STUDIO Lifelike Portraits and Commercial Photography 3-Day Roll Film Service Made to Order Frames E. D. GEYMONT Land Clearing, Grading, Terracing, Road Building, Fish Pond Building VALE, N. C. Phone 3204 Phone 52 COMPLIMENTS OF SAUNDERS FURNITURE CO., Inc NORGE APPLIANCES LINCOLNTON, N. c. Court Sq COMPLIMENTS OF LINCOLN FROZEN FOODS Incorporated FREEZING IS THE BEST METHOD FOR PRESERVING FOODS LINCOLNTON, N. C. BANGLE'S ESSO STATION Wfater and Aspen Streets LINCOLNTON, N. C. Phone 9111 COMPLETE ESSO SERVICE B. C. MOORE 85 SONS Shoes, Dry Goods, and Clothing Buy from Moore and Save More LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA C0111 f7!f1llC'1IfS of Carl Hartman LINCOLNTON, N. C. Collzlblillzcvzis Of DIXIE HOME SUPER MARKET LINCOLNTON, N. C. Sain and Sain Gas - Oil - Groceries We Sell and Recommend SECURITY FEEDS Phone 5121 VALE. NORTH CAROLINA Collzflfillzelzfs Of HEAFNER BROS. CHERRYVILLE, N. C. POLHILL CHEVROLET CO., Inc. SALES SERVICE Phone 344 LINCOLNTON. N. C. J. 0. Jetton Gas and Oil Modlin Brothers Painting, Floor Covering Groceries - Hardware and Wall Paper Flour and Feeds Phone 3203 Phone 126-J REEPSVILLE, N- C- LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA J. Clyde Arrowwood Manufacturers of CONCRETE PRODUCTS Phone 607 LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA Bring Your Eggs and Produce to RHODES-RHYNE STORE COIlII7lfl1If'lIf.Y Of MILL REMNANT SHOP East Main Street LINCOLNTON, N. C. HOYLE APPLIANCE COMPANY 600 East Main Street LINCOLNTON. N. C. Bclsf In APPIIHIICIUS CHERRYVILLE ICE 85 FUEL CO. Phone 3231 W'arm Morning Stoves CHERRYVILLE. N. C. M. K. Sain Cabinet and Body Route 1 LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA Cj0lllfJlfllIl'II1LS of SPORT SHG? LINCOLNTON, N. C. CIlllIf?lillIl'lIf.Y of Crown Converting LINCOLNTON. N. C. C0lIIfJlillIC'lIfS of T 84 S Welding and Machine Shop LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA CfIllZI7lfIlIt'lIf,Y of REEPSVILLE GARAGE Operated by CARL HARTSOE GENERAL AUTO REPAIR Compljmwlfs of CllllII7lflIll'llf9 I-nNsoN's of MOTOR COMPANY Dodge and Plymouth Phone 296 LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA Dave Lerner LINCOLNTON, N. C. Farmers and Builders Supply Company, Inc. Fertilizer -- Feed Seeds and Implements LINCOLNTON, N. C. ABERNATHY EQUIPMENT CO. Qliver Farrn Equipment Sales amf Sf'1'l'flY' Highway 27 Phone 71 LINCOLNTON. NORTH CAROLINA Phone 24 SULLIVAN MOTOR COllIf7lillZl'lIIIS of COMPANY, Inc. LAWING 85 KEZIAI-I Safes am! Sc'1'zfic'c' Druggists CARS AND TRUCKS LINCOLNTONQ N. C' CHERRYVILLE, N. C. Co111pli111r'111's LINEBERGER BROS. of COTTON BUYERS B ' g L .1 C uNcol.N COUNTY L'yQQnCeOfQ14.fmOn NEWS LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA Phones 199-335 LINCOLNTON. NORTH CAROLINA WATCHES SILVERWARE C0llIl7ljl1IC'lIlLS of LEONARD'S I e w e l e 1' s Famous for Fine Diamonds LINCOLNTON, N. C. L. R. BOYLES Meats - Groceries - Feeds Gas and Oil Route One LINCOLNTON, N. C. MCGINNIS BROTHERS SERVICE STATION Independent Gas and Oil Tire Recnpping, Battery Service Phone 382 LINCOLNTON, N. C. RAMSEUR HARDWARE CO. Established 1887 El'l'l'VYl'l7flllQ in Hlll'lilL-'61l'C' Paint Herldquarters -- THANKS - LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA C:OITlpllI'I'lCl'ItS of Telephone 240 C I T Y lil DL 1' - C urn M f'1l SERVICE s'rA'ruoN Q ' L' XXVLIVIIC Feeds Recapped, Retreaded ' TIRES - - TIRES T. E. SAIN Vulcanized, New LINCOLNTON, N. C. VALE' N' L' K' CIlllIf7lI1lll'llfS Watchmaker and Jeweler 0 All Makes of Watches Diamonds and Jewelry Silverware VALE, NORTH CAROLINA Belk-Schrum Co. LINCOLNTON. N. C. Co111jJli111011fs CGMPLIMENTS OF of HALL Sz MORRIS WILLIS APPLIANCE CO. LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA PAUL BANGLE'S ESSO SERVICE STATION TIRES, BATTERIES, GAS, and GROCERIES Route 2 Lincolnton, North Carolina RHYNE'S STORE Sherwin-Wfillinms - DuPont Paint - Wall Paper BOGER CITY. N. C. Phone 412-J CI1lllf71illlC'llfS of BELK-MATTHEWS COMPANY CHERRYVILLE. N. C. SAINE AND HALLMAN SALES 81 SERVICE GROCERIES CLE. Appliances AND LINCOLNTON, N. C. Tel- 2791 phone 740 CHERRYVILLE, N. C. HOUSER DRUG POWDER PUFF COMPANY BEAUTY SALON PRESCRIPTIONS OUR Your L0l'l'lilIC'SS is Our BllSilIl'SS SPECIALTY MARY B. KILLIAN, Owner CHERRYVILLE, N. C. Tel. 577 Phone 4771 LINCOLNTON, N. C. HARRELSON JEWEL COMPANY, Inc. Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing, Ready-to-Wear, Millinery CHERRYVILLE, N. C. XVC Carry a Complete line of Diamonds, Jewelry, and Musical Instruments - fc'1L'r'11'j' IQUPHII' - LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA SCHRUM MOTOR CO. Sales - HUDSON - Service PHONE 134 LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA WISE'S FLORIST CUT FLOWERS - WREATHS Tel. 703 Charlotte Highway EDDIE ADAMS Meats and Groceries Academy Street Phone 163 LINCOLNTON, N. C. GASOLINE AND OIL MAYTAG APPLIANCES W. R. CARSWELL ' Route 1 LINCOLNTON, N. C. LINCOLN BONDED WAREHOUSE COTTON STORAGE J. A. BURGIN, Mgr. Phone 215 LINCOLNTON. N. C. C0mpljmwH.S BEAL 85 LAWING gf Floor Covering 'rArr YARN PWS ' Slmdmg MILL LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA Phone 880 LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA DRUMS FUNERAL DRUIVPS FLORIST HOME Ffozz'v1'x for AMBULANQE SERVICE AH OHNW Phone 66 LINCOLNTON, N. C. LINCOLNTON. N. C. LONGS CLUB HOUSE 2 Miles from Bogey City on Buffalo Shoals Road Lincoln Shoe Store Featuring NATIONALLY ADVERTISED LADIES' AND CHILDRENS SHOES SKATING DANCING LINCOLNTON N. C F'c'x' Cf2llIl71flIZClIfS Feeds. Seeds - Farm Supplies Phone 464 of LINCOLNTON, N. C. On The Square W. C. J ETTON Compliments of E RN EST WIS E - Dealer -- STATESVILLE FEEDS BLAINE LEONHARDT Groceries and Feed Amoco Gas and Oil Route 1 LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA N. C. CERTIFIED HYBRID C011zjJli111c'111's SEED CORN L. J. Reep 86 Sons Of Route 1 LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA Whltener Manufacturing Cf2l7If7lilIlUlIf.9 0 f Company JONES' GRILL LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA PARK GOOD FOOD Lincoln ton, N. C. Curb Sl'1'l'jC'C' DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT SALLY'S SHOPPE Ladies' Ready'-to-Wear Clothing LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of HOUSER'S Cash E5 Carry LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments Of LINCOLN HAT SHOP LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of FARMERS UNION SUPPLY COMPANY CHERRYVILLE, N. C. Compliments Of CHERRYVILLE'S CREST? 5-10-250 M1Zi51lHi1I33W1lN S 123 E. Main St. Tel. 4181 CHERRYVILLE, N. C. CHERRYVILLE N- C- Compliments of SHUFORD'S COMPANY FLORAL GARDEN Flowers F01' A11 Qccasions O!llSIlI!j!1jll' Salvs mm' Scrwcc Phone 218 LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA LINCOLNTON. NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of COMPLIMENTTS, OF RALPH MAUNEY V O G U E LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA COIVIPLIMENTS OF COIVIPLHVIENTS OF HOVIS GROCERY CONNER FURNITURE CO. Phone 302 Phone 550 LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAPOLINA LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA Lincoln Hardware Co. Evan S. WeHunt, D.D.S. Incorporated Main Street Shelf and Heavy Hardware CHERRYVILLE, N. C. Tel. 237 S. Academy Phone 2381-3616 Compliments of LaWing's Men Shop and LaWing's Cleaners LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA Carolina Service Station L. L. KEENER, P1-Op. Gas, Oil, Tires, Batteries Washing and Greasing PHONE 170 LINCOLNTON, N. C. Rayburn Poultry Co. Phone 842 LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA BEST PRICES ALWAYS PAID Nu-Way Dry Cleaners Phone 764 Owned and Operated by BLAIR HOVIS and ROY ALLRAN Dellinger's Texaco Service Firestone Tires and Batteries East Main Street PHONE 9114 LINCOLNTON, N. C The Economy Drug Store 'iWe Fill Any Doctor's Prescription PHONE 88 LINCOLNTON, N. C H. Sc W. Service Station Goodyear Tires and Tubes G.E. Home Appliances Shell Oil and Gas PHONE 55 NEWTON, N. C. C0111 PIIIIIUIIILS Of SHELDON M. ROPER Keever's Bicycle Shop Bicycles, Small Appliances and Sewing Machines PHONE 279 LINCOLNTON, N. C Modern Radio 86 Appliance Co. Radios - Records and Electrical Appliances East Water Street LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA ROY C. HOYLE Watchmaker and Jeweler Mason Building LINCOLNTON, NORTII CAROLINA Compliments of MAR-Jo SHOP LINCOLNTON, N. C. GILBERT'S STATION G. T. GILBERT, Operator The Place to Buy ROUTE 1 LINCOLNTON, N. C. Collzjvlillzcvzfs of CENTRAL CAFE LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of Barkley Furniture Store Complete Home Furnishings ROBINSON'S EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE PHONE 336 LINCOLNTON, N. C Compliments of Helms Mercantile Co. Route 1 LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of Lincoln Tractor Co. LINCOLNTON. NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of Compliments of PETER PAN Hawkins 86 Proctor BAKERY Pies, Decorated Cakes. Pastry Furniture Company LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA Phone 22 Lincolnton. N. C Firestone Home and Auto VENETIAN BLINDS Supplies CUSTOM MADE Mayfield ol G'b . O .T t , an I Wm G. FRED HARRILL 116 E. M8111 St. Phone 771 LINCOLNTON- NORTH CAROL-'NA Phone 637-.I Lincolnton, N. C ,, f ,Y as ' Z Q ?' 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