Wendell High School - Yearbook (Wendell, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1952 volume:

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Social Editor... . . . .Gray Boyette .Mary Jon Gerald .Shirley Hlnnant Sybllene Bllnson I . . .Bobby Yeargin , . .Barbara Martin Ann Dale Sports Editor Merrllyn Baker Advertising Manager Sarah Jean Doan Circulation Managers Pat Grimes Nona Dean Assistants Patsy Wells Doris Jones Katrina Alford Dan Driver Tommy Noblln Ruby Doris Smith Carole Greene Betsy Baugh Bobby Ferry Jimmy Lewis Warren Allen Frances Johnson Norman Dean Faculty Advisor; Mrs. E. T. Boyette ■;r ?■ V . ' ' ' • • ' fi .1 ; -V ’• 1,- r i . U. . •• ; . : Ty . I ; V f • ■:v f .- 1 V’ • I :i. LeRoy Clark Janet Murphy Katrina Alford P. H. A. Junior Play Glee Club Paper Staff Hinton Warren Allen Beta Club, N. H. S. 3 Athletics ' k9- ' SZ Junior Play, P. P. A. Junior Marshall Merrllyn Baker Basketball ' 49- ' 52 Secretary W Club Beta Club, N. H. S. Jr. Play, Glee Club Betsy Ross Baugh Basketball ' 49- ' 52 National Honor Society Beta Club Glee Club, W Club ft . N Sybllene Bllnson Basketball ' 49- ' 52 W Club, P. H. AS Beta Club Glee Club Gray Boyette 3 Athletics ' 49- ' 52 Band, , Glee Club N. H. S. Beta Club Chief Marshall, Jr, Play i I V • f , I Ann Lynette Dale Beta Clnb, W Club F. H. A. Cheerleader ' 50- ' 52 Majorette ' 49 ' 52 Nona Blanche Dean Glee Club F. H. A. Beta Club Paper Staff Norman Louis Dean 3 Athletics ' 4g- ' 52 W Club Band ' 50- ' 52 F. F. A. Dan Driver Basketball, Baseball Beta Club, N. H. S. Senior Class President F. F. A., Junior Play Luther Gay Baseball ' 49- ' 52 Band Glee Club F. F. A. Mary Jon Gerald Basketball ' 49- ' 52 Jr. Marshall, Jr. Play Beta Club, N. H. S. W Club i i i • Carole Wootton Greene Basketball ' 49- ' 52 Beta Club N. H. S. W Club Junior Marshall Battle Sue Grimes Glee Club F. H. A. Music Paper Staff Shirley Ann Hlnnant N. H. S., Beta Club P. H. A. Glee Club Cheerleaoer Jr. Play, W Club Dorothy Ann Hood Junior Play P. H, A, Glee Club Beta Club Dwight Horton ■ F. P. A. Band Glee Club y ' h Paper Staff Cynthia Frances Johnson Basketball ' 49 - ' 52 Beta Club, P. H. A. Cheerleader ' 51 Senior Class Secretary 1 f- I f. i. % Doris Ann Jones Basketball ' 1|9- ' 2 Cheerleader ' 49 Beta Club, W Club P. H. A. Jimmy Lewis P. P. A. Jr. Play Glee Club Basketball ' 49- ' 51 Baseball ' 49 Barbara Martin P. H« A. Glee Club Usher Jr. Play Paper Staff Bobble Jean May Beta Club P. H. A. Paper Staff Tommy Noblln Beta Club, Band Junior Play, W Club Baseball ' 49 - 1 2 Pootball ' 50- ' 52 Bobby Perry Beta Club, P. F, A. W Club Basketball ' 50- ' 5l Baseball ' 50- ' 52 Lewis Sanders F. F. A. Paper Staff Patsy Ann Wells Music ' 43- ' 52 Beta Club Glee Club F. H. A., Paper Staff Bobby Underhill 3 Athletics ' 49- ' 52 F. F. A. W Club Band ' 51- ' 52 Curtis Lovelace Beta Club F. F. A. Baseball ' 49 ' 52 Basketball ' 49 Ruby Doris Smith Beta Club, Glee Club Knlghtdale ' 49 - ' 51 F. H. A., Junior Play Testator t ■W: t i •) ■ . ' f . ■J ■3 1 ; Sarah Jean Doan Beta Club, F. H. A. Junior Play Cheerleader ' 51 Class Prophet GRADE MOTHERS Mrs. Hlnnant, Mrs. Noblin, Mrs. Blinson, Mrs. Baugh, Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Boyette Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Gerald, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Driver, Mrs. Wootton, Mrs. Johnson Q a tfU t AVs t9 4S -■4-y ' ■ = 35j ' � CWooc bAvs,r ' == b KVs .•SCklOOC b Vs :v oov. 1 VS j iCrtoov Days loot bAVS , Crtoot t AVs j = ' V LAi 3T a-y ' == V OOt DAYS gg ‘ 5 ' ciioot bAY5 — ?5sbCrtOOt DAYS V9 3- DAYS I i V )i II D fe 0 r £ OtiTi, n w5 V ' fl.Tc.L , T- L fc o p ft fsdi Z1 I % 1 F IF N i . DEACOM DUBBS - g f XORS i Sybilene.Bllnson, Gray Boyette, and Mary Jon Gerald i y ■ 1 i I ' ' ' ■ ■?’ ' ’|3 V ■ „ ■ ■ 1 ' ) ’ • V fj f • ' • -■ ' c- . . N . 1 ,v h- Atit ra c ilujiig Ann Dale and Luther Gay V • • r ( i % y . v ' - Frances Johnson, Dan Driver, and Sarah Jean Doan Dorothy Hood and Bobby Yeargin ■ :vyr ■ 4 ,., ir ( ; r ' -i ■ ' ' ’•i ■ ’ ' ■ •• ' . . .. v ' f. . ' • Doris Jonas and Tommy Noblin It was the night of May 23, and the seniors of 1.952 were saying their final good-byes to Wendell High School. The speaker was saying, Sarah Jean Doan. As Sarah stepped forward to re- ceive her diploma, my mind wandered back to the long years of work wo had endured to attain our precious reward. It was twelve long years ago in 1939 when we entered the first grade as children, eager to learn. Miss Jarvis and Miss Hurley helped us over the hurdles that first year. The next six years passed swiftly, and the day we went into the eighth grade we wore really proud. We began having high school teachers that year. We entered high school the next year as green little freshmen who had quite a struggle with algebra. Mr. Murphy was our home- room teacher that year. We worked hard and by the time we entered Mrs. Perry 3 room as juniors, we were ready to undertake the Jun- ior Senior Banquet, We also went to Raleigh for Career Day, and later we presented a Junior play, Deacon Dubbs. At last came the day when we became dignified seniors and on the second day of school we received our beloved class rings. With our sponsor, Mrs. Boyette, we Journeyed to Williamsburg, Virginia, on November 30, 1951. At Williamsburg we increased our storehouse of knowledge and had loads of fun. In April, 1952 we took an unforgettable sight-seeing trip to Washington, D. C, The four days we stayed there were spent look- ing at the famous places we had read about in history books. We viewed the beautiful Luray Caverns in Virginia, when we stopped there on our way to Washington, The juniors put much hard work in the banquet they gave us, making it an occasion which wo will never forget. Yes, we have attained the reward which we have worked for so long, but as I heard my name being called I realized we were re- ceiving only one reward. Now we will go out in another phase of life to begin work on other goals for which we will receive better and higher rewards. ' ' : V ' X •) • ' ' ’ « i V ‘ •T .w .• ' ■� « i(f •: ' fX ' ‘ -j.. � • 1 . M ' r.. . . ■; t ' .v “u ---VK .v VI ' i - ' ■.t • ; . Why hello Gosh it s been so long since I saw you last. Yes, time really flies. It certainly was a beautiful graduation exorcise, just makes me remember ours and our old classmates. Speaking of classmates, I just recently found out where everyone was. Can you imagine??????? Dorothy Hood and Okey Yeargin have a joint comedian hour on W. N. A. 0. every night called The Corn Hour — after all they were voted wittiest in the class. Curtis Lovelace, now an exhibition pool player, teaches the Arts of Pool to anyone who wishes to learn, I ' m afraid Bobby Cat Perry has run Arthur Murray out of business with bis many bop studios throughout the country. Ruby Doris Smith is now employed by the Bell Telephone Co. in Raleigh. She just had to work at the same place as that Ferrell boy. Norman Dean is quite a big man in the oil business — so bi in fact, he sports two Bulcks now. His best customers are Mr. and Mrs, Warren Allen— none other than Warren Allen and Merrilyn Baker. They cure all their tobacco with Dean ' s EZZO oil. Shirley Hlnnant is back at Wendell High, this time as a member of the faculty. She took over Miss Alderman ' s job as music teacher. We ' re really proud of four of the male members of the former senior class, they ' ve reached Hollywood. Bobby Underhill, Luther Gay and Dwight Horton are now better known as The Three Musketeers in Western movies. Tommy Noblln is now one of the more popular cinema lovers— he puts Valentino in the shade. Doris (Jones) Bruch is writing a book on American geography. She really collects the Information while following her husband (Duane) from port to port. Lewis Sanders is a big recording star. His latest hit is a reversion of I Ran All The Way Home entitled Aching Feet . Among our happily married couples are Carole Wootton, Mrs, Jimmy Greene,. Ann Dale, Mrs. Ivan Gay, who 1s also a New York model in her spare time, and Nona Dean, Mrs. Charles Perry, An up and rising Metro, opera star is o ir own Betsy Baugh, Some one said she was thinking about changing her name to Margaret —Let ' s hope NOTi Incidently, in some of the same performances you will see Patsy Wells, now a famed pianist. Barbara Martin now owns a chain of restaurants throughout N. C, They are known as Martin ' s Hash Houses, Gray Boyette now holds the position of head coach and professor at one of our more popular colleges — Can you imagine which one? Wake Forest, of course J Jimmy Lewis is now sole proprietor of the local Drive-Inn, He ' s famous for his hot dogs and jokes — the jokes are freej 1 Prances Johnson is now on the staff of a New York paper, writing the love-lorn column. She did have plenty of experience, Pat Grimes really surprised us all when she married a Congressman and became very active in the social world, Sybilene Blinson is now a school teacher and coaches the girls basketball team. Everyone knows her name because of her winning teams, Katrina Alford owns a beauty shop in Wendell and everyone raves about her beautiful hair styling. Mary Jon Gerald 1s a modern Portia. She really made a wonderful woman lawyer — with her curiosity how could she help but uncover all the evidence in a case. You better watch your parking meters in Raleigh now, because petroling the streets is Police-woman, Bobbie Jean May, She really looks nice in her nnif om. Dan Driver made a fine rural doctor. Young Doc Dan is well loved by all his patients. So you see all the Seniors of 52 have really made a place for themselves in the world. How could they help but do so because they were all such grand people. Who me? Well, I ' ll just leave that up to your imagination, and if by any chance you can ' t Imagine just look me up somettoes — I ' m still in Wendall, LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OP WAKE We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Two, of the afore- said state and county, being of sound mind and in full possession of our faculties, but considering the early termination of our sojourn at Wendell High School and our subsequent departure from the hearths from which we came, and realizing that quizzes are now instruments of a by-gone age and that the ancient school bell no longer rings out a command to us, do make, declare, and publish this on the 23rd day of May, our last will and testament; all wills other than this to be null and void. To our Alma Mater we leave our hearts filled with affection and hopes for a better and more prosperous Wendell High in the years to come. To Mr. Boyette, our principal, to Mrs. Boyette, our loyal advisor and sponsor, and to the faculty we give in perpetuity our love and esteem and ever increasing respect in token for what, they have graciously done in helping us to arrive at this glad hour. To the Junior Class we leave our places in the class room, athletic field, musical organizations, and clubs in hopes that you will find as much enjoyment in these as we did. Shirley Hinnant wills her over-abundance of height to Harold Earp, for he is the shorty of the class. Warren Allen graciously leaves his school bus for Donnel Llgglns to drive next year. To Hugh Moody goes Louis Sanders’ ability to carry a tune in a bucket. Make use of it, Hugh, Sarah Jean Doan leaves her ability to crack a joke to Jackie Beaman — and brother he surely needs it. Dorothy Hood leaves her desire to ride in Chevrolets to Mary Jo Buchanan and Betty Byrd. Wonder Why? Carole Greene leaves her ability to keep things under to Mack Liles and Gloria Cooke. cover Prances Johnson leaves her famous love affairs to Peggy Culp. Curtis (Sweeney) Lovelace leaves his other than Linford (Lightning) Blalock. amazing speed to none Bobby Yeargln leaves his dare-devil More Jack Kochmans in the making. driving to Ellen Barnes, Merrilyn Baker leaves her title of Most Athletic to Dot Herndon, . leaves his way with the women to Howard Pittman and Ted Roberts, Make use of it, boys. v diaHE Dwight Horton wills his drumming ability in the band to Jerry Todd. Does he need it? Certainly not. Ann Dale leaves her position as head cheerleader to Mary Winston. Keep ' em yelling, Bug. Bobby Underhill wills his position as star pitcher on the baseball team to Bobby Howell. Sybilone Blinson leaves her naturally curley hair to Helen Medlin and Joyce Liles who really don ' t need it. Noivnan Dean loaves his post as Co-Captain of the football team to James Nowell. Keep up the good work. Buddy, Doris Jones bequests her stylish ways to Jimmie Scarboro. Betsy Baugh sadly leaves Everette Ledford, Dan Driver leaves his ready smile and willingness to Billy Hobgood. Mary Jon Gerald leaves her good grades to Carl Phipps. Boy, does he need them, Bobby Cat Perry wills his catty ways to Bill Pearce, You ' ve tried to learn them long enough, haven ' t you Cephus? Katrina Alford leaves her neat hair styles to Annie Alford and Rada Ann Medlin. Bobbie Jean Maye leaves her desire to finish school to Shirley Harris. Barbara Martin wills her ability to make at least twelve errors on a time test to Faye Painter, Pat Grimes leaves her quiet ways to Alma Lou Pierce, Does she need them? Jimmy Lewis wills his duty of supplying the girls with chewing gum in the Senior Class to Bobby Johnson. Keep them waxing. Bob. Nona Dean leaves her ability to get and keep a boy friend to Doris Wade. Tommy Noblin, with pleasure, leaves his acting ability to Margaret Johnson who really doesn ' t need it, Patsy Wells leaves her musical ability to Jean Richardson, Ruby Doris Smith leaves her love for popular music to Doan Starnes, None of that hillbilly stuff, Doan. Needing all his possessions. Gray Boyette, requests that the Bank of Wendell pay to Genevieve Anderson the total sum of one cent. TESTATORS POEM CLASSMATES EVER There ' ll he others we ' ll meet as we grow older. But no better friends than these. In later years some hearts grow colder. But we ' ll treasure high school memories. Here there Is no concealment We offer our outstretched hand; Here we give to you revealment Firmly, truly, do we stand. There ' s no wrong that needs correction. Classmates every one a friend. In the bonds of firm affection Bound together to the end. MOTTO: Let us strive to meet the test of true character what you would do If you knew you would never be found out. COLORS; Green and White FLOWER; Red Rose SONG LONG AGO VERSE — Study days are over, life ' s a four leaf clover, Joys of our high school days are through Every hope we longed for long ago — Just came true. Long ago and far away, we dreamed a dream one day. And now that dream Is here before us. Long the skies were overcast; but now exams have passed. It ' s here at last. Memories dear run through our minds As we leave old friends behind. That dream we dreamed was not denied us. Now with all our classmates near The dream we longed for long ago — Is here. uninrs Ellen Barnes Linford Blalock Mary Jo Buchanan Betty Byrd Gloria Cooke ( I Peggy Culp Harold Earp Shirley Harris Dot Herndon 14 Bobby Johnson Margaret Johnson 4 ' A .k. Hagh Moody Bobby Nowell James Nowell Alma Lou Pierce Paye Painter 1 Carl Phipps Howard Pittman Jean Richardson Ted Roberta Jimmy Scarboro V Doan Starnes i f fe s A ' it T. Bunn W. Asycue 0, Baker kJu G. Dean J. Dean B. Horton J. Chamblee C. Clark R. Clark 1 , tk ' i . ftl .u N T, Martin K. Nowell R. Phipps P. Pittman V I ’ P. Price ft C ' f . 1. B. Raper w. Raper E. Rayborn R, Rayborn B. Scarboro J. Sledge B. White E. Stott y ' r.iiNs f py Mr. Murpny p. Starnes S . A If ord B. Archer J. Boykin i , ' ' Y, Dean f. Driver ti K. Earp J h. Johnson Mitchell V ' % D.Rlcharason o L. Nowell S, Taylor J • Turner Wade B. Richardson P.Sandorford .? ' A , H, Allen C. Knott C« Privetto C, Smith ' %. B. i ple . L Ledford ft R. Stott W, Richardson M, Tumlpseed C. Holst L. Price ' 1 B, Woolard • t. ' ' __ B. Alford W. Anderson L. Andrews M. Braudwell s. Carrol ”TT De ii f ) O y r w ■■■■ m WK [ o S. Griffin B. Hinnant H.A. Johnson J.M. Johnson J. Johnson m, Johnstc .( D. Liles F. Martin B. Martin G Nowell j. Pearce c. Pulley ] -V -h. . .j; A B RicharcisonP- Richards 14 on M. Swanson J. Snead J. Wells B.J, Wall }xv iJ nesainieji First Row: M, Liles, C. Hull, W, Raper, N. Dean. W. Allen R uviit-o u tut j Second Row; B. Apple, J. Dean, G. Boyette, T. Noblin, Raper Roberts, J. Scarboro, E. Stott, 0. Baker, J. Nowell, B. Scarboro; Thi?rRoJ Knott : S: 5SJr-?;oS ’ ® ' • I . ’ ■,f ' , 4 ' v- ' •• ' ’ i I j. p. M. J. Gerald, D. Herndon, B, Baugh, P. Lane, J. A. Roberts, B. L. Richardson, Driver, B. Archer, Mrs. High — Coach, M, Johnson, M. Baker, H. Madlin S, Bllnson, D, Jones, G, Anderson Johnston, J, Johnson, H. Johnson WAKE COUNTY CHAMPIONS trophies SPORTSjylAIiSUIP Boys Girls Eastern Division Wake County we ere Juetl, proud of our Coxuitj Ohmpiouehlp t.m thle year. For the peat eererel jeer, our girle end Ooje toMa here Peeu riuiahlae In the upper hreohete 1„ wiping g„ee. But even .ore elgnlfleent le the epleudld eports- ..� ehlp ooneletentlj ehovn hj our tee.a. heller, that thle la eo„e„hat of a etate reoord for In the p.at fire F.ara . 1 , out of the ten aporte.anahlp trophl.. Siren In the Wah. countp Saatem Dlrlalon hare been non bj the Wendell tea.. • . . - ' Ivl i Z ' . ' ft 0 r . ' ( V ' ■ V ' , i i i ; 1 1 i asfeetball H. Allen 0 . Baker D. Priver B- Underhill G, Boyette B. Nowell B. Pearce C. Knott V- Allen J, lodd C, Knott Coach HeliTjeT thmi Back row: Mr. Helmer, Coach; Tommy Noblln; John Sledge; Nevelle Lovelace; Dan Driver; Ivan Gay; Bobby Nowell; Shelton Brldgers; Bobby Underhill; Bill Apple, Manager Front row: Tommy Bunn; Curtis Lovelace; Bill Pearce; Ollie Baker; Luther Gay; Bobby Perry; Jimmy Scarboro; Gray Boyette; Norman Dean; Beaman Scarboro, Manager Richardson Buchanan Hlnnant Stott Smith Sta.rnes Apple Noblln Hlnnant Martin Bunn Moody Winston Wells Yeargln Johnson Baugh Grimes Chamblee Lewis Nowell Herndon Dean Holst Dean Taylor Beaman Todd Alford Wells Pearce Gay Alford Hood Boyette Mrs. Si; Director ' s:m- iiMis:- ■ . ‘ :Xt • i ' v-j ' - ' ‘ f- I 1 i MK. ' . ■ ' ■■■ ' • . • . ' ■ J ■ •.«;■ . ' ■ ' ' ■■■ • i ■ ' . r k ' ■ ■’ . ' ■ ■ 1 i K. Jolls, Director L. Gay J. Todd D. Horton B. Underhill N. Dean E. Stott C. Hull C. Holst M. Tucker J. Lovelace B. Hull B. Apple G. Boyette Dean Moody Pittman Beamon Knott Hull Noblln Stott Allen Pearce Yeargin Baker (absent) Norman Dean Hunter Ann Johnson, Ruth Raye Whitley, Dot Herndon, ' Ann DaVe) ' Lols JohnsoT ' f THE BAND MARCHES ONWARD S .-.o- !■ V 4 t .lib •ii;’ i ‘ A ' • � ' - i i Mrs. Perry Betsy Baugh Mary Jon Gerald Merrilyn Baker Dan Driver ■ Carole W. Greene Allen Anderson Baugh Beamon Blinson Buchanan Dale Dean ] ’ w i i � 1 ■ Si .■I- i Medlin Noblln Nowell Painter fi ■ A.L, Pearce B, Pearce Doan Driver P. Johnson, m. Johnson Jones Liggins Lovelace May- Wells Mrs, Boyette Perry Phipps Richardson ■ Smith i SENIOR CLASS PARTY BOLPMm ' i We Serve HAMBURGERS CHEESEBURGERS SANDWICHES OP ALL KINDS AND ALL SOFT drinks OPEN 6:15 A.M. TIL 12 MIDNIGHT LOCATED EAST OP WENDELL ON U.S 6 WENDELL DRUG COMPANY MAKERS OP CHES-RDB LIVER CAPS ' YOUR LEADING DRUG STORE ' FOR FOUNTAIN SERVICE PARKER 51 PENS 4 PENCIL SETS WE FILL ANY DOCTOR ' S PRESCRIPTION GREETING CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS NORRIS WHITMANS REFRIGERATOR CANDY FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS RESIDENCE PHONE 4521 STORE 3571 WESTRAY B, BRANTLEY WENDELL, N. C. WE WIRE FLOWERS ANYWHERE FLOWERS AT THEIR BEST AGENT FOR RAINBOW FLORIST EASTER CORSAGES memorial wreaths SELL YOUR TOBACCO IN WENDELL WHERE YOU WILL RECEIVE THAT TOP PRICE UOtBACC® C© M[PA fJJW PHONE 2371 WENDELL NC . ,j- ■■;■-■ ' • ‘ ' ••.. ’, ■ . f:: ■i ' : ■• ' j _ ' i . c. • i ' ' .K ' - ' y ■• ' • t ■ .v NORTHSIDE ' - ' PLANTERS ITAREHOUSES WHERE TOBACCO LOOKS THE SUCCESS AHD PEACE OP THE WORLD ARE NOW IN YOUR HANDS. WITH A LEVEL HEAD AND A CHRISTIAN HEART SUCCESS AND EXISTENCE ARE BOTH POSSIBLE CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK WENDELL MOTOR COMPANY, INC. 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STOP AND TRY OUR HOME COOKED POOD BAR-B-Q REGULAR DINNERS SANDWICHES GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES SALES AND SERVICE PHONE 3671 WENDELL, N.C. .t . : ' ‘ ' ■£i yJjLhdim WATCHES - DIAMONDS CRYSTAL GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS WEATHERMANS JEWELERS WENDELL N. C. AMERICAN PLUMBING ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO., INC. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Phone 2571 PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES ZEBULON, NORTH CAROLINA WHITLEY FURNITURE COMPANY Incorporated Telephone 35 1 FUNERAL DIRECTORS EMBALMERS ZEBULON, NORTH CAROLINA TARPLEY ' S MILL FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE NEW UNLOADING 3c GRINDING EQUIPMENT BEST FEEDS FOR LIVESTOCK 3c POULTRY Our mill price saves you money. We buy your grain or trade for it. HIGHWAY 64 EAST OF WENDELL WENDELL DRY CLEANERS WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER T. A. COOKE HARDWARE HARDWARE, PAINT AND SEEDS ALL WORK GUARANTEED BENDIX WASHING WENDELL, N. C. WENDELL, N. C. PHONE 2191 PHONE 2551 COMPLIMENTS 0 P WITH COMPLIMENTS OF RALEIGH STOCK YARD COMPLIMENTS OP POOLE BROTHER ' S PLUMBING SERVICE Dealers for Eljer fixtures and Gould punqjs WENDELL, N. C. PHONE 2851 C. PROC DEAN DISTRIBUTOR OP PETROLEUM PRODUCTS ATLANTIC WENDELL PHONE 2811 H- WENDELL barber SHOP OLDEST SHOP IN TOWN 4 Registered Barbers MULLINS AND SCARBORO PROPRIETORS - ' .. -ti. -■. ■ ' ♦‘ - ft ; i .k )■ ; ' ♦ V .5 ' r ■ . ‘ ' . ■ ' t ■R5 t s. • « ! . COMPLIMENTS 0 P repair service on all THE BANK OP WENDELL TYPES OP JEWELRY WORK guaranteed Our Motto: Fastest service, lowest prices, finest quality. LEAMAN STRICKLAND jeweler Safety - Service Box 137 Wendell, n. C. Member P. D. I. C. RICHARDSON ' S COMPLIMENTS 0 P JEWELRY SHOP mcphail company Ladies Gents. Waterproof and Dress The Store of Stores Watches 1. Red Goose Shoes for the Children Big Ben - Baby Ben Spring Wound Electric 2. Arrow Men ' s Wear Evans Cig. Lighters - Costume Jewelry Diamonds - Silverware Watch - Clock - Jewelry - Optical Repairs 3. Freeman Shoes ij-. Pull line of Ladies ready-to- wear Elgin - Waltham - Bulova FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO mcphail company Main St. Wendell, n. C. Phone - 2061 % 1 PACrORY TRAJNPD M PCriAPJJCL fLYMOUTM PORD CPJpVROlEJ RHOM P-42 ' l 1 GROCSRIPB D£PS MDa SL£ oPPA iCP QUALITY POODS GRADE A MARKET FEEDS COURYPOUP, LPRVjCP LAKE MYR, FIShllMG GRO. STORE BOAT riding DlAJ)40NDBi?AND Sj-t0£S PHONE-6042 W I FRESH DINING fGS GROCERY 3. J. WIGGS, OWNER meats groceries PHONE 3051 GAS AND OIL DANCING WENDELL, N. C. KANNONS DEPT, STORE FASHION CENTER OF WENDELL JONATHAN LOGAN DRESSES HENRY ROSENFIELD NARDIS OP DALLAS TISH-U-KNIT SWEATERS SHIP � N SHORE BLOUSES MEN ' S GRIFFON SUITS McGregor sports wear VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS CROSBY SQUARE SHOES PHONE 2011 WENDELL, N. C. IRA JOHNSON W. P. LEWIS ED RICHARDSON E. H. SCARBORO BLACKARD PEEBLES LOVELACE - JOHNSTON CO. L. C. 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