Wendell High School - Yearbook (Wendell, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1951 volume:

lit me mo r lam 70. XWert 3r. L.C. HcxrSUJell Btlla JtTntny U)!p 95 Wjndal 1 2U)IS ANNUAL STAFF Editor-in-chief. . . . Associate Editor... Business Manager. . . Associate Advertising Manager Assistants Art Editor Sports Editor Assistant Katherine Sherron Grady Clark .... Bertie Barham •Ann Kay Winstead Betty Bruch Mack Creech Josephine Gay . . . .Betty Hinnant . . .Rebecca Nowell . . . .L. C . Haswell NNOits. ' f- woeR !! HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mrs. A . S • Johnston Mr . L . C . Murphy Mrs. Lewis Sloan ELEMENTARY FACULTY Seated Mrs. Lewis Sloan Mrs. Silas Todd Miss Thelma Clark Miss Mary Ann Perry Mrs. Joe High Mrs. George Vaughan Standing Mr. Harry Helmer Mrs. Paul Richardson Mrs. Jodie Wells Miss Leta Laram Miss Lucille Blalock Miss Lessie Richardson Miss Helen Wootton Mrs. Lee Mattox WENDELL TEACHERS ' HOME SPECIAL BUS CANNERY AGRICULTURE SHOP J. 0. Allen, Jr Football 14.8-51 F.F.A. 24-7-51 Junior Play W Club Bertie Marie Barham Beta Club National Honor Society Junior Usher Glee Club Coye Lee Blinson Football � 24.9-51 Baseball ' 48-51 F.F.A. ' 50-51 W Club Shelton Bridgers National Honor Society Beta Club Ij.9 — 5l 3 Athletics ' 47-51 Junior Play Betty Bruch Basketball ' Ij.7— 5l Beta Club ' 50-51 Home Ec. Club ' 47-51 W Club Grady Clark Senior class V. pres. Beta Club N.H.S. Junior Play F.F.A. ' 48-49 Mack Creech Football ' 4-7-51 Glee Club ' 48-51 Junior Play Pres. Beta Club Pres. Dorothy Edmonds Home Ec. Club ' [(. 6 - 4.8 Glee Club Marjorie Flowers Beta Club F.H.A. Club Junior Play Hi-Life Staff Ivan Gay, Jr. Senior Class Pres. Beta Club, N.H.S junior Marshal F.F.A. Pres. Josephine Gay F.H.A. Club 47-4-9 Junior Play Hi-Life Staff Annual Staff Thomas Bob Grimes Hi-Life Staff L. C. Haswell Football 14.8-51 Basketball l4?-5l Baseball ' I47-51 � W Club Bruce Herndon Basketball 147-51 F.F.A. Glee Club W Club Betty Hinnant Beta Club 50-51 Horae Ec . Club Annual Staff Annie Laurie Hobgood Junior Play Home Ec . Club ' I47-I49 Senior Class Poet Nevelle Lovelace National Honor Society Beta Club 3 Athletics ’ I4.7— 51 Junior Marshall Joe Ann Mitchell Junior Play Home Ec. Club 147-50 W Club Cheerleader ' I4.9— 50 Rebecca sue Nowell Basketball ' 48-51 Beta Club Secretary Junior Marshal FHA President ' 51 Doris Adelaide Painter Beta Club ' 49 - 51 Home Ec. Club ' 47-49 Senior Class Treasure Superlative Letty Lou Pearce Beta Club I 4 . 9 — S 1 Junior Play Senior class Prophet Science Club Ij.7— 1|-9 Annie Sue Pleasants Beta Club Ij_9— 51 Junior Play Horae Ec. Club ' I 4 . 7 — Ij.9 Senior Class Testator Ervin Privette F.F.A . 47-51 Billy Rhodes Football ' 47-51 F.F.A. ' 47-51 W Club Ruth Rhodes ' Glee Club � 48-5l Beta Club 50-51 Cheerleader 49-51 Monogram Club ' 50-51 Mamie Ann Richardson Basketball T I 4 . 7 — 4-9 Beta Club 50-51 Giftorian P.H.A. Club Katherine Sherron Junior Play Usher Echoes’ 1 editor Superlative Beta Club ' 49-51 Janice Sue Strickland Basketball ' 48-50 Home Ec. Club ' 48-51 Glee Club ' 49-51 IV Club John Wesley Tarpley Football 47-51 Baseball 47-51 Band ' 47-49 W Club Ann Kay Winstead Basketball ' 48-51 Beta Club Junior Marshal Senior Class Secretary Mascots GAIL BUN SC!f TOMMY GODEY How We Looked Then Snapshots Ann T)oRe. -fh LeTftr 3 ; !y ?u. Grb d 7 A)ff ' L ( H ' r GRADE MOTHERS MRS. J.O. ALLEN MRS. A. 0. BRIDGES MRS. B.P. NOWELL MRS. W.T.SHERRON MRS. W.B. BRUCH MRS. R.W. MITCHELL MRS. J. R . WINSTEAD MRS. R.N. CREECH BF5T ALL-ROUND Nevelle Lovelace Bertie Barham Grady Clark Katherine Sherron Mack Creech Wl T MOST ATHLETIC Rebecca Nowell Josephine Gay J. 0. Allen L. C. Haswell OOD-GLORY- - - SENIOR S Anne J© Anne Shelten Sue Ivan Josephine j. o. Grady sue Ivan Jo Margie Sue Grady J.O. Margie SEATED Mrs. Perry Anne Petty Grady Josephine J. 0. Betty CAST Shelton Mack Ivan Sue STANDING Margie Jo Anne John Mamie The class of 1951 began twelve years ago when a group of eager boys and girls entered Wendell School. These years have passed quickly, but we have never forgotten our teachers and the fun we had along with the hard work and studies. We felt very Important and grown when we reached the eighth grade because we had two teachers, Mrs. Putman and Mrs. Nespeco. After we entered high school we finally realized that we could not possibly have so many lessons and such a wonderful time. We shall never forget our class parties, trips, the classmates who have come and gone, and the patient teachers who helped us in so many ways. During our junior year under Mrs. Elwood Perry ' s supervision we gave i junior play Good Glory and entertained at the junior-senior banquet. The last and most important year of our school life, the senior year, arrived at last after eleven long years of waiting. We had as our sponsor Mrs. E. T. Boyette. The first exciting event was the day we received our beloved class rings and soon afterwards we sponsored the Halloween Carnival which was lots of fun and work. In January we went to Williamsburg, Virginia, where we increased our knowledge and enjoyed ourselves immensely. We also published our annual that month. During the spring we shall take a longer trip to Washington, D. C. and see the famous places that we have read about. In May we shall receive our diplomas and then our school days will draw to an end. Our years have been busy and happy ones and we know they have been well-spent, for we have prepared ourselves for the future and a successful life. POEM PARTING Parents, teachers, friends, so dear. The time of parting is fast drawing near. When each must go his way in life And face there the joys, the triumph, the strife. At the thought of parting we utter a sigh. Though we face the future with heads held high; Each aware of the task ahead Not being hindered by doubt or dread. We’ve fought a long battle and upon nearing the goal. Our happiness and delight is unmeasured, untold. And the friends we ' ve made at Old W. H. S. We shall always consider our very best. We sincerely appreciate the help received, For without it our goal could not have been achieved. We shall give credit where credit is due. Unamimously, dear faculty, we say — Thank You I MOTTO: Prove all things; hold fast to that which is good. COLORS: Blue and white FLOWER: Carnation When you come to the end ©f your school days, And you sit alone with your thoughts; While the chimes ring out with a carol gay For the joy of a job well done; Do you think what the end of these perfect years Can do to a tired hearty When the end of these days are drawing near And the dear friends have to part. Well, this is the end of our school days, Near the end ©f a journey, too; But it leaves a thought that is big and strong With a wish that is kind and true; For memory has painted these perfect days With colors that never fade, And we find at the end of these perfect days The soul of a friend we ' ve made. SONG A PERFECT DAY We, the Senior class of Wendell High School in the town of Wendell, North Carolina., on the 28th day of May, 19 1 being in sound mind and good heart, and fully realizing that although as a class we shall exist no more, that there will never be another class of 5 1, do here by make and publish this our last will and testament; all wills other than this to be null and void. To our Alma Mater, we leave our best wishes, our loyal affection and all our hopes for a better Wendell High in the future. To Mr. Boyette, our principal, to Mrs. Eoyette, our loyal advisor and sponsor, and to the faculty, for their untiring efforts in promoting our edu- cation, we can only hope that the future classes will be better than we have been. L. C. Haswell leaves his seat in Business Arithmetic to Norman Dean, hoping Norman gets away with as much as he did. Bob Grimes leaves his job at the theatre to Curtis Lovelace in hopes it ' ll break him from the pool room. Bertie Barham leaves her loud and boistous ways to Sara Doans because Sara is too quiet. Josephine Gay leaves her habit of going steady to Carole Wootton. Betty Hinnant leaves her ability to keep the boys at arm ' s length to Pat Grimes who keeps them there anyway. Ervin Privette leaves his list of excuses for leaving school to Bobby Yeargin so Bobby can stop writing his own. To Mary Jon Gerald goes Kathy Sherron ' s well worn path to Wake Forest and her stylish appearance. Billy Rhodes leaves his art of drawling words to Shirley Hinnant. To Patsy Wells goes Mamie Richardson ' s strong right arm with a guarentee that it is still in good working condition. John Tarpley wills his interest” in the freshman class to the gentle, dignified, Jimmy Wiggs. To Bobby Perry, Mack Creech bequeathes his beautiful eyes, that come hither look and that innocent expression — a dangerous but interesting com- bination. Ivan Gay would like to bestow his handsome physique and features upon Louis Sanders but Ivan fears he will need everything for his future. Letty Lou Pearce leaves her tender heart to Warren Allen, hoping he ' ll get sorry for those girls in the lower and upper classes. J. 0. Allen leaves his ability to tell jokes to Bobby Underhill. We hope you do a better job, Bobby. Marjorie Flowers leaves her temper to Nona Dean. Joanne Mitchell leaves her title of biggest flirt to Frances Johnson. Ruth Rhodes is willing to tell her secret of how to be small and still be seen to Sibylene Blinson. It ' s all in the family anyway. Another family girl, Rebecca Nowell , leaves her athletic ability to Merrilyn Baker. Janis Strickland leaves her shyness to Bobbie Jean May. Dorothy Edmonds leaves her love for school to Barbara Martin and Lucille Wall hoping they can bear to stay the whole six hours of their last year. Grady Clark leaves his title of taxi driver for the senior girls to Dan Driver. Coye Lee Blinson leaves his over abundance of friendliness to Gray Boyette. Bruce Herndon leaves his habit of trying to chew gum in economics class to Dorothy Hood, hoping she ' ll get away with it more times than he did. Betty Bruch leaves her love of swimming and Mercurys to Doris Jones. Ann Kay Winstead leaves her good grades to Norma Clark. Nevelle Lovelace leaves his bad habit of talking to Katrina Alford. Sue Pleasants leaves her Toni hair style to Dwight Horton. Doris Painter leaves her silly little giggle to Tommy Noblin. Anne Hobgood leaves her love for coco-colas from Brantly ' s drugstore to Frances Ihrie. Shelton Bridgers leaves Betsy Baugh to walk home from school by herself. aE-u-A- Well, here I am, just back from an alumni meeting with my old classmates of ' 5 1« It was Interesting and enjoyable visiting with each one and seeing what each had accomplished in the past ten years. Ivan Gay, our senior class president. Is now agriculture teacher at Knightdale High School. Ervin Privette Is now quite a successful business man in Rocky Mount. I understand that he owns several warehouses and Is president of several civic organizations. L. C. Haswell is running a Model ' s School in New York. Well, he did have plenty of experience with girls l J. 0. Allen was there wearing a loud plaid shirt. He ' s a millionaire playboy, having made his fortune publishing joke books. After all, he did have quite a collection. Billy Rhodes is the present owner of Rhodes Furniture Company at Raleigh. Mamie Ann Richardson is secretary for her husband, who Is the owner of a large department store. While chatting with Sue Pleasants, I learned that she is an operator and beauty stylist at James Beauty Salon in Los Angeles. Katherine Sherron, better known as Kathy is a laboratory technician to her husband, a successful physician. Well, Josephine Gay finally hooked J. C. Evans and is now keeping house in one of Fuquay ' s most modern homes. Mrs. Coye Lee Blinson, none other than our own Ruth Rhodes, is now author of several best-selling books. Joeann Mitchell has really made herself a name in Hollywood. She is a very capable dramatic actress. Remember Bertie Barham? She is principal and an English teacher at Roanoke Rapids Junior and Senior School. Marjorie Flowers surprised me. She is a celebrated art designer of clothes in Washington and Paris. She has painted several pictures also. Bob Grimes is still as tall as ever, but it doesn ' t bother him. He owns a chain of theaters from Maine to Florida. His job as usher at Wendell Theater certainly helped him. Dorothy Edmonds is typing instructor at Wendell High School now. Betty Hinnant couldn ' t be at our reunion tonight, as she Is a missionary to Nigeria. Anne Hobgood is fashion designer and copywriter for Jean ' s in Raleigh. She can still chum around with Doris Painter who is physical education teacher at Hugh Morson in Raleigh. Coye Lee Blinson and John Tarpley both went into the merchant business and are both married to Lizard Lick girls. Coye Lee is owner of Blinson ' s Chain Grocery Stores, while John owns and operates Tarpley ' s Grocery and Mill. On the program for tonight was Mack Creech, my old classmate. Some critics acknowledge him as the second Frank Sinatra. Janis Strickland is a medical secretary to Dr. Hester in Wendell. Shelton Bridgers was recently installed as president of the A.F.L. Well, he has had plenty of experience with coal, If not with the coal miners. Nevelle Lovelace is football coach and professor at Duke University. Grady Clark owns a fleet of taxi-cabs in Raleigh. I understand that he gives no girls free rides except one, making up for lost time, I suppose. Bruce Herndon is director of Herndon ' s Dance School in Raleigh. Betty Bruch writes the Betty ' s Advice to the Lovelorn in the Gold Leaf Farmer. Incidentally, she ' s changed her name to Mrs. Robert L. Williford. Ann Kay Winstead is home economics teacher at Zebulon now, while Rebecca Nowell Is society editor of the News and Observer In Raleigh. And I, Lettie Lou Pearce, am personell director of Carolina Power and Light Company In Raleigh. Katrina Alford Warren Allen Betsy Baugh Norma Clark Merrilyn Baker Ann Dale Sybilene Blinson Gray Boyette Nona Dean Dan Driver Shirley Hinnant f Norman Dean Pat Grimes Prances Ihrie Sara Jean Doans Mary Jon Gerald Dorothy Hood Jimmy Lewis Doris Jones Prances Johnson Curtis Lovelace Tommy Noblin Bobby Underhill Jimmy V iggs Barbara Martin Bobby Perry Lucille Wall Carole Wootton Bobbie Jean Maye Lewis Sanders Patsy Wells A Bobby Yeargin DUBBS -JUNiOHS DEACOr T . Buchanan B. Byrd A. Alford E. Barnes J. Beaman G. Cooke P. Culr B. Hebgood B. Johnson L. Gay H. Earp M. Johnson S. Harris J. Richardson T. Roberts J. Scarboro D. Starnes J. Todd D. Wade M. Winston Miss Waters J. Wood S. Harris I. Harris M. Fuller M. Harris B. Hollifield C. HolUfleld N , Y. Howell B. Perry M. Pulley B. Richardson J. Lane V. Long M. Massey P. Mitchell L. Howell P- Richardson J. Roberts S. Taylor E. Wade Mrs. Johnston C. Knott J. Lewis Lewis J. Lovelace T. Martin K. Nowell E. Raybon E. Stott B. Scarboro J. Sledge F. Starnes P. Pittman . « • R. Raybon ' V. Raper R. Phipps j Raper E. ClttK C. Walker H. Wall Mr. Murphy Shelton Bridgers Nevelle Lovelace Grady Clark MOST COACH VALUABLE FOOTBALL HARRY HELMER PLAYER ' 51 WARREN ALLEN Pres. Nowell Baugh Doan Gerald Hinnant S. Hinnant Hood Johnson N. Lovelace 1st Row B. Baugh M. Baker P. Grimes D. Starnes S. Hinnant Y. Dean 2nd Row 3rd Row K. Alford T. Bunn S. Johnson T. Noblin D. Hood M. Creech J. Strickland G. Boyette P. Wells B. Herndon D. Edmonds B. Pearce R. Rhodes E. Stott Mrs. Winchester H. Moody D. Clark Future Homemakers of America Future Farmers of America V CLUB 32 - B. Nowell 28 - S. Bridgers I 42 - N. Dean lj-0 - L.C. Haswell 46 - W. Allen 58 - T. Roberts 3 I 4 - - B. P.aper a 0 - J. Todd 60 - J. Dean 30 - J. Scarboro Ijlj. - B. Rhodes 22 - M. Liles 26 - M. Creech 5k - 0. Baker 3 d - G. Boyette 8 - B. Underhill 8 - N. Lovelace 52 - J.O. Allen 50 - H. Pittman 56 - W. Lewis Coach - E. Helmer ' Girls Basketball Team Genevieve Anderson Merrilyn Baker Betsy Baugh Sybilene Blinson Betty Bruch Dot Herndon Mary Jon Gerald Frances Johnson Doris Jones Judy Lane Helen Medlin Rebecca Nowell Joanne Roberts Ann Kay Winstead Carole Wootton Mrs. Ruth High, Coach mi 1 W r 4 1 - r Do -by leargin : ' ary Jo Buchanan Ann Dale Sarah Doan Dot Herndon Ruth Rhodes Mary Winston Basketball Team 9. Keck Liles 10. Bobby Perry 6. L.C. He swell 16. Grey Boyette 11. Jimmy Scerboro 15. Shelton Bridges 17. Tommy Bunn Coach, H. Helmer 5. Bruce Herndon 3. Bill Pearce ij.. Warren Allen li|. Bobby Underhill 12. Dan Driver 7. Nevelle Lovelace 13. Bobby Nowell D. Driver L. Field N. Lovelace Short Stop Underhill 1st. Base T. Noblin Pitcher L.C. Haswell Catcher C.L. Blinson vVyj N. Dean Jack Lewis Jimmy Lewis C. Lovelace DR. R. L. HORTON RICHARD HONEYCUTT WENDELL THEATER JOE JOSEPH KEITH ROBERTS BLACKARD PEEBLES R. E. CREECH HOLT CASTLEBERRY LAOY CASTLEBERRY J. I. LYNCH JIMMY HENDERSON CARSON TIPPETT ED SYKES JAKE MAY GUY TYSON, JR. DR. W. R. JONES MRS. ALVIN DEW MR. FRANCIS DEV DOLPHIN i t . — 4 CAM g£ 7 P lo e ff35 ' l HAMBURGERS CHEESEBURGERS SANDWICHES OP ALL XJMDS AMD ALL SOFT DRINKS OfSN 6:15 A.M. ‘TJL 12 MJDMJGhJT ' LOCATED HAST OP Y HMDSLL OM US. 64 SELL YOUR TOBACCO IN WENDELL WHERE YOU WILL RECEIVE THAT TOP PRICE M0NMCENO)[ms©RI ®BA C(E(D (KDftOLPAMY PHONE 2371 WENDELL N C KU PRODUCERS Of SAND-GRAVEL -CRUSHED STONE SELL Y OUR TOBACCO WITH THE GUY WHITEHURST AUCTIONEER “leaders in high prices Y LMD£LL, N.C. WENDELL DRUG COMPANY ' YOUR LEADING DRUG STORE ' FOR FOUNTAIN SERVICE MAKERS OF PARKER 51 PENS PENCIL SETS CHES-RUB LIVER CAPS GREETING CARDS FOR ALL WE FILL ANY DOCTOR ' S PRESCRIPTION OCCASIONS NORRIS WHITMANS REFRIGERATOR CANDY SELL YOUR TOBACCO I N WENDELL WITH BANNER WHS. I H A GOOD SALE EVERY DAY. J. W. DALE, JR. F. E. HARRIS I. D. MEDLIN WENDELL, N.C PHONE 4431 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS RENFRO LEAF TOBACCO COMPANY, INC. Leaf Tobacco Merchants Wendell, North Carolina «)► «► CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS NORTHSIDE WAREHOUSE GRAHAM DEAN - ERNEST PRICE - BILL SANDERS COMPLIMENT 5 Of ODD MOTORS CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH V E-5T JNGHOL f A? PUANCS5 TELEPHONE 2926 Y ENOELL N.C ROY CLARK ROY CLARK JR. FOR THE SALT OR LEAF TOBACCO CONOR A TULATION S SENIORS OUR TWINS OP SERVICE ECONOMY AND DEPENDABILITY UNIVERSAL CHEVROLET CODPANY INC. SALES SERVICE [CtiLVn Olig Day 20ljJ. DIAL WENDELL, N.C. Night 2301 21 ). HOUR WRECKER SERVICE C 0 M P L I M ENTS 0 P PINE STATE MILK ICE CREAM PINE STATE CREAMERY CO. RALEIGH, II. C. COMPLIMENTS OF G.S. TUCKERh-CO . Raleigh smith fi elh W LSOAJ CL AYTOAI AND DUNN N.C. TARP LEY ' S BEST REEDS A BALANCED QUALITY PRODUOT CHICKEN, HOG AND DAIRY FEEDS Our Water- ground, corn meal and graham flour can ' t be ' beatl --GRAIN BUYERS-- FOR THE BEST IN MILLING SERVICE-- TAR PLEY S HILL Z Miles East of Wendell on Highway No. 6 1| T . V. Tarpley, Prop. CASH IF YOU HAVE IT - - CREDIT IF YOU NEED IT” JOHNSON. CO TTON.COM PANS OF WENDELL INC. REFR ITERATORS, RAD 1 05 ELECTRIC PUMPS, FU Rn ITURB IMPLEMENTS 8, FARIA S UFFLIE5 WENDELL N.C. LAKE MYRA BLACKWOOD ASSOCIATE FISHING -SEIBERLING TIRES — gro. STORE BOAT RIDING -AUTO -LITE BATTERIES- DlAMONDBRAN D S HOES -STEWART-WARNER RADIOS PHONE-5042 -HOME a AUTO SUPPLIES— SALES FORD SERVICE GUNINE FORD PORTS GOOD USED CARS WENDELL MOTOR CO. INC. HENDERSON ESSO STATION ATLAS FIRESTONE TIRES WASHING GREASING Phone 2391 or 2l $l WILLIAMSON SHOE STORE MATTOX SERVICE STATION Peter ' s Diamond Brand Shoes for men, women children Tires, Tubes, Batteries acc. Pure gas oil 1 W % ; REPAIR SHOP We Repair while You Wait Phone 5331 J)-f a K tlve Mi I K Th.a.T A I wa. ' ys C O Lb Tit r J Fresh ► LONG MEADOW PALMS DulyK -ttl Ck .pe) H i U R 0 xijo r o ROYAL CAFE ■REGULAR DINNERS SANDWICHES ALL ■KIJTDS OF PRINKS Eddie Joesph--Wendell ± JOHNSON BROS. GROCERY FAUCI AND STAPLE GROCERIES MEATS AND FEEDS GAS AND OIL WENDELL 3044- WENDELL DRY CLEANERS i WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER ALL WORK GUARANTEED BENDIX WASHING WENDELL, N.C. PHONE 2191 T. A. COOKE Hardware and Paint Wendell, N. C. Phone 2551 COMPLIMENTS 0 F WENDELL FLORIST Florist Telegraph Delivery Service NOWELL’S R A Y B 0 N DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIONS DRUGS AND SUNDRIES SUPPLY COMPANY HARDWARE FEEDS WENDELL, N.C. PHONE 2311 YEARGIN’S CAFE STOP AND TRY OUR HOME COOKED- BAR-B-Q SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN CAKES AND PISS AND OTHER FOODS SEEDS GROCERIES HOME HEATING DRY GOODS MEATS FER TILIZER BLACKSMITH SHOP DEALER FOR BUCKEYE SILENT FLAME TOBACCO CURERS PHONE 30kl TODD ELECTRIC CO. INC. GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES SALES AND SERVICE A. 0. BRIDGERS COMPLIMENTS OF COAL YARD R. B. WHITLEY SON Nobody can please HARDWARE SEEDS everybody, but we try. FERTILIZERS FEEDS C OAL FOR EVERY PURPOSE BUCKEYE HEATERS BUILDING MATERIALS ESSO PRODUCTS “ Phone 2021 P. W. PONTIAC CO. REPAIR SERVICE ■ ON ALL TYPES OF JEWELRY SALES SERVICE WORK GUARANTEED Our Motto: Fastest service, lowest prices, finest quality. LEA MAN STRICKLAND Wendell, N. C. Phone 3581 JEWELER Box 137 Wendell, N. C. Id ! ill ! ! S m 1? ! COMPLIMENTS 0 F THE BANK OF WENDELL Safety - Service Member F. D. I. C. TODD ' S GROCERY QUALITY FOODS AND MEATS Delivery Service Phone 2791 RICHARDSON ' S JEWELRY SHOP Ladies Gents. Waterproof and Dress Watches Seth Thomas 8 Day Mantle Electric Big Ben - Baby Ben Spring Wound Electric Closing Travel Alarm Clocks - Ronson Evans Cig. Lighters - Costume Jewelry Diamonds - Silverware Watch - Clock - Jewelry - Optical Repairs Elgin - Waltham - Bulova Main St. Wendell, N. C . Phone - 206l COMPLIMENTS 0 F McPHAIL - FARMERS INC. The Store of Stores” 1. Red Goose Shoes for the Children 2. Arrow Men ' s Wear 3. Freeman Shoes if. Full line of Ladies ready-to- wear Follow the crowds to McPHAIL - FARMERS COMPLIES NTS Of THOMAS MEMORY Gh d A o (jD JVrsOfor (j f vd CL £$hlOa Fisn Pomc is COMPLINHMTS Of PIlOA E 131 U R Le A AJ.G- WASHING - GREASING 64 rJIGrJV AY Y HNDGLL m.c. STAR CLEANERS STEPHENS QUALITY CLEANING HARDWARE CO. HARDWARE PARI, I IMPLEMENTS We pick-up and deliver DUPONT PAINTS MARSHBOURN ’ S COMPLETE POOD STORE BRITT’S GROCERY WE DELIVER BRASWELLSEAEOCD MKT. LEWIS ELIRNITURE CO. JNC. DRESSING DELIVERY HOME EURNISHINGS SMALL LINE Or GRO. EUNERALDIRECTORS PHONE 5281 -WENDELLN.C. EMBALMERS n LS ' gti WENDELL BARBER SHOP G. S. DEPT. STORE OLDEST SHOP IN TOWN A registeredbarbers V WEAPPERIATE your HEAD IN OUR BUSINESS 18 EAST HARGETT ST. RiUiyh, i - C. SELL YOUR TOBACCO IN CAROLINA LAUNDRY WENDELL A complete Family Service You will find Nationally Advertised Wendell, N. C. products such as RCA radios, phono- Phone l|.08l graph records, Coleman Heaters, Apex Pickup and Delivery Service Washers, Simmons Sofas and Bedding at In Wendell Zebulon the WENDELL FURNITURE CO. Zebulon Agents: Your Frigidaire Dealer” GAY AND WATKINS DRY CLEANERS ZEBULON DRY CLEANERS Phone 3091 Wendell, N. C. COMPLIMENTS KANNONS DEPT. STORE 0 F FASHION CENTER R. B. BRADSHAW ' S FOR WOMEN SERVICE STATION Jonathon Logan dresses Doris Dodson Esso Products Atlas batteries Henry Rosenfield Cold Drinks, Sandwiches, Cigarettes Cigars and Candies FOR MEN Washing Polishing -s Greasing Griffon Suits Me Gregor Sports Wear Phone 2 I 4 . 7 I Wendell, N. C. Van Heusen Shirts Phone 2011 Wendell, N. C. COMPLIMENTS °f WENDELL SASH 6- DOOR CO. TALC. C Oh PL I M £ NTS OP BUCK ' S SERVICE STA TION SHELL PRODUCT V SMDPLU M.C Phone «?3 COVE B LINSON CO. 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