Wendell High School - Yearbook (Wendell, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1953 volume:

We the Seniors of ' 53 wish to express by this small gesture our appreciation to you, Mrs. High and Mr. Helmer, for your untiring efforts in our behalf. So to you, our coaches, who have given yourself in service to youth, we dedicate our yearbook. 4 f PRINCIPAL MR. E, T. BOYETTE i ANNIE ALFORD FHA Junior Play Hi-Life Staff GENEVIEVE ANDERSON Basketball Beta Club FHA W” Club ELLEN H. BARNES Beta Club Junior Play Usher FHA Hi-Life Staff JACK V. BEAMAN Student Council. Beta Club N.H.S. , Junior Marshall. Senior Class Testator, Band, Junior Play, Glee Club. J. LINFORD BLALOCK FFA 1 Hi-Life Staff MARY JO BUCHANAN Cheerleader 3 Beta Club, N. H. S. , Glee Club, W Club, FHA SHIRLEY HARRIS Beta Club FHA Club Junior Play Usher DOT HERNDON Basketball 4 Music 6 Majorette 2 Junior Play, W Club BILLY HOBGOOD FFA 4 Gym Curator 3 Junior Play Director MARGARET JOHNSON Beta Club, N. H. S. , Junior Play, Junior Marshall, Secretary of Senior Class and Student Council, Hi-Life and Annual Staff. EVERETTE A. LEDFORD JR. Football 5 FFA 4 Beta Club, W Club Gym Curator 3 LESLIE DONELL LIGGINS Football Baseball Beta Club, FFA 4 , Junior Play Usher GLORIA C. LILES FFA 3 Hi-Life Staff MACK LILES Football 4 Baseball 4 Basketball 2 W Club JOYCE LILES FHA 4 Junior Play Hi-Life Staff HELEN MEDLIN N.H. S. Beta Club W Club Basketball 4 Co. Treasurer of FHA RADA MEDLIN FHA 3 Glge Club 4 Hi-Life Staff HUGH A. MOODY Football 4 FFA 3 Glee Club Band W Club I BOBBY FRANKLIN NOWELL Baseball 4 Basketball 4 Football 4 Beta Club, Junior Play Usher JAMES ALLEN NOWELL Football 3 Baseball 1 Beta Club N. H. S. Hi-Life Staff JEAN R. O ' NEAL Beta Club FHA 3 Hi-Life Staff FAYE PAINTER N. H. S. Beta Club Junior Marshall Chief Usher Historian Student Council BILL PEARCE President S. C. and Beta Club. Three Sports, N.H. S. , Band, Glee Club, W Club, Junior Play, Junior Marshall. CARL S. PHIPPS Senior Class President, Student Council, Annual and Hi-Life Editor, Beta Club, N. H. S. , Junior Play, Junior Marshall. ALMA LOU PIERCE Beta Club Glee Club Hi- Life Staff Music TED GREEN ROBERTS Football 4 W Club 3 Junior Play JIMMIE DEAN SCARBORO Football 3 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 W Club 3 Glee Club 1 BETTY DEAN SLEDGE FHA 3 Hi-Life Staff DOAN STARNES FHA 4 Glee Club 2 Hi-Life Staff IVAN GERALD TODD Vice President Senior Class Student Council, Beta Club Band, Football, Basketball, Annualand Hi-Life Staff, Junior Play and W Club, DORIS WADE Glee Club Home Economics Club 3 Homecoming Queen MARY S. WINSTON Cheerleader 3 W Club Student Council FHA Glee Club 2 Hi-Life Staff f r t MASCOTS DOUGLAS MATTOX CAROL RICHARDSON ECHOES OF 53 STAFF Editor CARL PHIPPS Business Manager - -- -- -- - — - - - - — - - - - JERRY TODD Staff - HELEN MEDLIN BILL PEARCE DOROTHY HERNDON MARGARET JOHNSON MARY JO BUCHANAN JACK BEAMAN MARY WINSTON JOYCE LILES 1 1 MOST ATHLETIC PHOTO MOT AVAILA6LI ix‘iCHOO . President PAUL PITTMAN Secretary JOYCE BOYKIN Treasurer JUDY LANE CLASS OFFICERS Barbara Archer. Ollie Baker, Joyce Boykin, Tommy Bunn, John Chamblee, Charles Clark, Robert Clark Graham Dean. Joe Dean. Yvonne Dean, Faye Driver, Kathleen Earp, Millie Fuller, Mary Fuller, Esther Harris, Bobby Horton. Milo Horton, Claude Hull, Judy Lane, Jack Lewis, Virginia Long. j i Jerry Lovelace, Marie Massey, Peggy Mitchell, Kenneth Nowell, Linda Nowell, Roger Phipps, Paul Pittman, Billy Raper, Wayne Rapei, Robert Raybon, Betty Richardson, Dean Richardson, Joanne Roberts. Harold Rodgers, Beaman Scarboro, Frank Starnes, Elmore Stott, Sue Taylor, Billy White, Mrs. Perry. PROPHECY Classmates, our welve years of happy fellowship with one another are about to come to a close. Coming to school, working, and playing together have filled, until now, most of our lives. These years together have been wonderful; they have passed much too soon. Last night I had a dream. I no longer dreamed of carefree boys and girls. I dreamed about each of you, and it was in the year of 1963--ten years from tonight. I always did think that Genevieve Anderson was neat as a pin. Well, if she isn’t wearing a nurses uniform and is now helping none other than Everette Ledford, our Lizard Lick horse doctor. Shirley Harris is a commercial teacher at Wakelon College. To my suprise, Ellen Barnes would not let go of the wheel. She is wearing a gray uniform and is steering the wheels of a Greyhound Bus. Gloria Cooke and Mack Liles, our lovers, who just had to elope in their Junior year, have written a book on the Battles of Love. Bill Pearce is now teaching Smoochology in the recreation room at Paul’s Dairy Bar. I dreamed that Mary Jo Buchanan has persuaded James to name their farm, Ferguson Farms. Dot Herndon, our most talented senior of 53, has been made famous by her latest recording of Why Did I Pick A Hicks. Well, Billy Hobguod is just like I knew he would be, he has LAID Bob Hope in the shade vith his hilarious jokes. Jack Beaman is still wearing white aprons and is a successful groceryman. Doan Starnes said that Mrs. Johnston didn’t teach her to fry an egg for nothing. She is now teaching Home Economics at Bunn, N.C. Wendell has really grown. Lightning Funeral Home in Raleigh has been moved to Wendell and is owned by none other than our own Linford Lightning Blalock. Betty Byrd Sledge has opened a tourist home for honeymooners in South Carolina. Fay Painter has a radio program in Zebulon. It is, How to eat and be Slim. I could see Jerry Todd, as plain as day, driving a long paneled truck and on it was written: Rest Rooms Are My Specialty, I Supply and Equip Everything. Helen Medlin is now a Senator trying to make a law to prohibit Chemistry from being taught in the High Schools of North Carolina. Carl Phipps is now business manager at Dix Hill. I always knew his brain would carry him places, Ted Roberts is a salesman of ladies gaily colored hankerchiefs. He stresses the point that they are the cheapest on the market. Jimmy Scarboro has taken over as hair stylist at Fanny’s Beauty Salon, with Rada Medlin as re- ceptionist and Joyce Liles and Annie Alford as his assistants. Hugh Moody now operates a gum factory. His gum is known as Miracle Chaw. Doris Wade, now Mrs. B.K. Gay, is very determined that her children will have regular attendance at Pearce’s School. Mary, our Bug, Winston is a successful saleslady of backscratchers, Jean Richardson O ' Neal is president of the Farm Bureau in Wendell. Donell Liggins now operates a jewelry store. I hope he has learned to tell white diamonds from blue ones. Well, in my dream, I sure did wander and right into Nowell’s Drug Store. My, what a beaut iful store! It was operated by the Nowell boys. Bobby and James. Margaret Johnson, their efficient pharmi- cist, was busy with her pills for ills. As for me, Alma Lou Pierce, I was trying to keep a room of wide awake fifth grade boys and girls quiet. PROPHET - Alma Lou Pierce Barbara Alford Huey Allen Wanda Anderson Linda Andrews Bill Apple Mary Alice Braudwell D. W. Byrd Suzanne Cook Emily Dean Ross Gay Sallie Jo Griffin Iris Rose Harris Betty Hinnant Charlie Holst Hunter Ann Johnson Jane Johnson Marie Johnston Charlie Knott Luther Ledford Dorothy Liles Barbara Martin Faye Martin Charles Medlin Glenn Frances Nowell I Betty Jean Perry Jackie Pearce Carlton Privette Clara Pulley Douglas Paper Betty Jean Richardson Pat Richardson Jean Snead Lloyd Sanderford Charles Smith Raymond Stott Mary Ann Swanson Milo Turnipseed Betty Jean Wall Gilbert Wood Mr. Murphy Mrs. Wall Daffy Gurley i HISTORY Glance back with me, over our twelve years of school. Remember in September, 1940, when a group of determined pupils entered Wendell School. Never before had such an eager group strived to learn their ABC ' s, which were taught by Miss Jarvis or Miss Hurley. The next eight years passed quickly, but we have never forgotten our faithful teachers nor the wonderful times accompanied by the work. No one could have been prouder than we were to have entered the ninth grade, our first year of high school. Like the elementary years, there was work to be done in order to reach our high- er goals. With Miss Waters as our instructor in the tenth grade, we presented a one-act comedy Three ' s A Crowd. Then we entered Mrs. Perry’s room as Juniors, we knew we had lots of things to do so that we could later become dignified Seniors. During that year, we went to Raleigh for Career Day and later presented our Junior Play, Gateway to Happiness. Our great- est highlight was when we sponsored the Junior-Senior Banquet. This was our first banquet, and we really put our hearts in preparation for it. The last and most important year of our school career, the senior year, arrived after eleven years of waiting. Our sponsor was the loyal and well-loved teacher, Mrs. E. T. Boyette, On the second day of school, we received our long-awaited class rings. The class of ' 53 also spon- sored a Halloween Carnival in October. With our principal and sponsor Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Boyette, we journeyed to Williamsburg, Virginia, on January 23, 1953. We all had lots of fun and also increased our knowledge of historical events that took place in Virginia. At last came the unforgettable trip to Washington, D. C. , which we took during the first of March. On this Journey, we were accompanied by Mrs. Boyette and Mr. Harry Helmer. During our four-day stay, we saw many famous places which we had all read about previously. In May we shall receive our diplomas and then our school days will draw to an end. Our years have been busy and happy, and we feel as if they had been well-spent. Now we will go out in another phase of life to begin our work on other goals for which we will receive better and higher rewards. Since we were so well-prepared by our teachers, we face the future with hope and de- termination for each to have a happy and successful life. Faye Painter Historian 5 1 i ' Jfm Kenneth Alford Ann Alford Grace Alford Joyce Alford Tom Bailey Lucrece Bilisoly David Braudwell Margie Bunn Rebecca Byrd Jarvis Douglas Roger Harris Ralph Harris Jeannette Hinnant Jimmy Hinnant Nadine Hobgood Carl Horton Carl Hull Charlie Ray Johnson Doris Johnson Grady Jolinson Julia Joseph Jean Knott Hazeline Lovelace Carole Martin Allen May Margaret Medlin C. W. Murray Jane Noblin Kathering Pittman Bobby Price Robert Price Mildred Puryear Geraldine Paper Ann Ray bon Shelton Raybon Eddie Roberts Dwight Sanderford Shirley Satterwhite Miriam Rose Starnes Linda Lee Sykes Nell Williams Susie Winsted Mable Jean Wood William Bertie Wood II BETA CLUB Jo Ann Roberts, Marie Massey, Millie Fuller, Barbara Archer, Shirley Johnson, Genevieve Anderson, Yvonne Dean, Linda Nowell, Margaret Johnson, Ellen Barns, Dean Richardson, Beaman Scarboro, Jerry Todd, Mary Jo Buchanan, Jean O ' Neal, Faye Driver, Alma Lou Pierce, Faye Painter, Roger Phipps, Ken- neth Nowell, Judy Lane, Sue Taylor, Robert Raybon, Bill Pearce, Ollie Baker, Charles Clark, Frank Starnes, Shirley Harris, Helen Medlin, Jack Beaman, Elmore Stott, Paul Pittman, Cart Phipps, James Nowell, Bobby Nowell, Jerry Lovelace, Claude Hull, Tommy Bunn. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Helen Medlin, Carl Phipps, Mrs. Perry, sponsor. Bill Pearce, Margaret Johnson, Faye Painter, James No- well, Mary Jo Buchanan, Jack Beaman. W CLUB Dot Herndon, Genevieve Anderson, Mary Jo Buchanan, Mary Winston, Judy Lane, Betty Lou Richardson, Hunter Ann Johnson, Helen Medlin, Mack Liles, Beaman Scarboro, Billy Raper, Elmore Stott, Hugh Moody, Ted Roberts, James Nowell, Joe Dean, Jack Lewis, Bobby Nowell, Chesley Knott, Bill Pearce, Harold Rogers, Ollie Baker, Luther Ledford, Mr. Helmer. STUDENT COUNCIL Lucresce Bilosoly, Bill Apple, Faye Driver, Jack Beaman, Carl Phipps, Mary Winston, Claud Hull, Bill Pearce, Margaret Johnson, Jerry Todd, Faye Painter, Beaman Scarboro, Suzanne Cook, Bobby Price. F. H.A. l! Geraldine Raper, Linda Andrews, Ann Raybon, Betty Jean Perry, Joyce Liles, Mary Jo Buchanan, Rebecca |j Byrd, Lucresce Bilosoly, Clara Pulley, Dot Herndon, Barbara Archer, Shirley Harris, Doan Starnes, Mary [i Winston, Helen Medlin, Marie Massey, Genevieve Anderson, Berry Lou Richardson, Mable Jean Wood, ji Ann Alford, Jean Snead, Dorothy Liles, Wanda Gay Anderson, Margaret Medlin, Faye Martin, Mary Ann j: Swanson, Mary Alice Braudwell, Esther Harris, Linda Nowell, Peggy Mitchell, Joyce Alford, Mary Fran- | ces Fuller, Miriam Rose Starnes, Yvonne Dean, Mrs. Johnston, Hazeline Lovelace, Barbara Alford, Mary || Katherine Pittman, Barbara Martin, Naydene Hobgood, Patricia Richardson, Betty Jean Wall, Jane Marie ! Johnson, Ruth Marie Johnston, Shirley Satterwhite, Iris Rose Harris, Glenn Frances Nowell, Emily Dean, j| Dean Richardson, Susie Winstead, Faye Driver, Judy Lane, Jean Knott, Linda Lee Sykes, Betty Lou Hin- ? nant. I F. F. A. Mack Liles, John Chamblee, Kenneth Nowell, Billy Raper, Billy White, Charles Clark, Donell Liggens, D.W. Byrd, Llyod Sanderford, Milo Horton, James Nowell, Bobby Horton, Milo Turnipseed, Charles Smith, Robert Clark, Jimmy Scarboro, Wayne Raper, Graham Dean, Larry Price, Joe Dean, Jack Lewis, Ross Gay, Harold Rodgers, Ollie Baker. BETA CLUB NATIOhtfii. HONOR. SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY “W” CLUB FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Front row, left to right: Swanson, Johnson, Wall, Richardson, Martin, Griffin, Wade, Starnes, Lane, Driver, Roberts, Alford, Hinnant, Harris. Second row: Roger Cole, Cooke, Buchanan, Dean, Johnson, Nowell, Taylor, Pearce, Herndon, Winston, Pierce, Medlin, Painter, Richardson, Martin. Third row: Holst, Hull, Todd, Byrd, Raper, Lewis, Chamblee, Scarboro, Allen, Pearce, Rogers, Moody, Hull, Stott, Roberts, Beamon, Apple, Lovelace. GLEE CLUB BAND H. Allen, B. Apple, B. Baker, J. Beamon, T. Bunn, T. Bailey, G. Clark, J. Chamblee, C. Hull, Claud Hull, B. Hull, C. Holst, M. Knott, P. Braswell, J. Lovelace, H. Moody, P. Pittman, L. Jones, E. Roberts, B. Scar- boro, J. Sledge, J. Todd, R. Stott, B. Pearce, J. Lewis, L. Raybon, S. Stott, S. Denton, C. Horton, S. Grif- fin, F. Martin, D. Herndon, J, Snead, L. Nowell, H. Johnson. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Seniors of Wendell High School, of Wake County, State of North Carolina, being of sound mind and memory but considering the uncertainty of our earthly existance, do make and declare this our last will and testament in manner and form following, hereby revoking all former wills at any time hereto- fore made by us. FIRST To Mr. Boyette, our Principal, to Mrs. Boyette, our loyal advisor and sponsor, and to the faculty we leave our inermost appreciation and gratitude for the many things they have done for our class and W. H. S. SECOND I, Doan Starnes, leave to Shirley Johnson my neatness and ability to get along with others, I, Dot Herndon, will all my musical ability to Dean Richardson. I, Jerry Todd, leave all my girl friends to Frank Starnes and Graham Dean. I, Betty Sledge, leave my pleasant smile and quiet ways to Kathleen Earp. I, Bill (Como) Pearce, leave my crooning voice ro Tommy Bunn and Jerry Lovelace provided that they practice five hours a day. I, Joyce Liles, will my Flirty eyes to Sue Taylor and Wayne Raper. I, Ted Roberts, leave my unique ability to Hit ' em hard on the football field to Harold Rogers. I, Alma Lou Pierce, leave my shy and bashful ways to Yvonne Dean. I, Bobby Nowell, sadly leave Joyce Boykin. I, Shirley Harris, will six inches of my height to Virginia Long. I, Gloria Liles, will my secret of bringing ' em back alive to Esther Harris. I, Hugh Moody, graciously leave all my headaches as scorekeepe r for Mr. Helmer to Paul Pittman. I, Rada Ann Medlin, leave my indescribeable Hee haw horse laugh to Milo Horton. I, Mary ( Bugg ) Winston, will my private parking place at the Tower Drive-In to Millie Fuller and Jo Ann Roberts. I, Donell (Atlas) Liggins, leave my gracious profile to Beaman Scarboro. I, Ellen Barnes, leave my love for Johnston County to Marie Massey. I, Mack Liles, leave to Bobby Horton one Business Arithmetic Book. I, Helen Medlin, leave my position as star guard on the basketball team to both Judy Lane and Betty Lou Richardson. I, Linford Blalock, leave my position as chief pest of W.H.S. to Jack Lewis. I, Annie Alford, leave my dramatic ability to Linda Nowell. I, Jimmy Scarboro. will my stylish ways to Claud Hull. I, Faye Painter, leave my ability to keep ' em laughing to John Chamblee. I, Margaret Johnson, leave my expert typing ability to Peggy Mitchell and Billy White. We, Everett Ledford and Billy Hobgood, will our ability to fire the boiler during activity period to Ro- bert Clark and Billy Raper. I, Mary Jo Buchanan, leave my ability to argue with Mrs. Boyette (and lose ) to Ollie Baker. Better luck Ollie. I, Carl (Taxi ) Phipps, will my up to date taxi to Roger Phipps. I, Jean O ' Neal, leave my technique to get a man and keep him to Barbara Archer and Mary Frances Fuller. I, Doris Wade, will my natural beauty to Faye Driver. 1, James Nowell, will my ability to chew gum in Mrs. Boyette ' s class to Elmore Stott. I, Genevieve Anderson, leave my desire to finish school to Charles Clark. I, Jack Beaman, willingly leave my special reducing formula to Joe Dean and Robert Raybon and hope they have better luck. TESTATOR - Jack Beaman First row, left to right: Clark, Phipps, C, Hull, C. Hull, Liles, Pittman, Todd, Liggins. Second row: ! Lewis, Dean, Paper, Nowell, Roberts, Scarboro, Stott, Moody, Third row: Mgr. L. Ledford, Rodgers, | Gay, Knott, Pearce, E. Ledford, Baker, Allen, G. Dean, Coach Helmer. FOOTBALL BOYS ' BASKETBALL I First row: Braudwell, Allen, Scarboro, Wood, Price, Ledford. Second row: Baker, Pearce, Knott, Rodgers, Nowell, Lewis, Coach Helmer. First row, left to right: Ledford, Sledge, Perry, Dean, Boyette, Liles, Byrd, B. Scarboro, Bunn. Second row: Baker, Allen, Driver, Underhill, Knott, B. Nowell, J. Nowell, J. Scarboro, Coach Helmer, BASEBALL GIRLS’ BASKETBALL First row, left to right: Herndon, Lane, Anderson, H. Medlin, Richardson, Roberts. Second row: H. John- son, Cooke, Archer, Driver, Massey, Martin, Snead. Third row: Mrs. High, Dean, J. Johnson, Johnston, M. Medlin, Nowell, Joseph, Knott, t 4 ' lll Sell your Tobacco In Wendell Where you will Receive That Top Price ' WlonA- TOBACCO CO. Phone Z371 Wendell, North Carolina 7 For Fountain Service Makers of Ches-Rub and Liver Caps Parker 51 Pens and Pencils We fill any Doctor ' s Prescription Norris and Whitman ' s Refrigerated Candy Your Patronage is Appreciated Phone 3571-2421 W endell North Carolina Post Office Box 60 Durham, North Carolina Our Twins of Service Economy and Dependability GIROCET Y Heavy and Fancy Groceries CHEVROLET CO. INC. Sales and Service D y 2041 Dial Wendell, North Carolina Night 2801 R. F. D. 2 Wendell, North Carolina Phone 3044 24 Hour Wrecker Service WetuieU ' W ' A INC. Ford Sales and Service Wendell, North Carolina Compliments of i-uia. POWER FLIGHT Wendell, North Carolina (Z-wieiieaw. PLUMBING 4 ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO., INC. Wholesale Distributors Phone 2571 Plumbing and Electrical Supplies World ' s Most Copied Tractor FERGUSON TRACTOR and FERGUSON SYSTEM IMPLEMENTS TRACT0R4IMPLE. CO. Zebulon, North Carolina Repairs to all Makes of Tractors Phone 4356 Wendell, North Carolina MILH-IC€ CRUM r i - irINe J TAT€ v R€AM€RY ( OMPANY ■ y ' ' , r Y fY rY DEPENDABLE f DRUGGIST r JO W 1 ' . [.! ' . S UKQG STOKE W( nrjc.ll, Morth CSirolina I - ' ll one Z 3 1 1 MARSHBOURN ' S C omplete F ood Store Delivery Truck Phone 3Z6l Compliments of WENDELL SASH h DOOR CO., INC. COAL YARD Nobody can please everybody buy we try Wendell, N. C. Coal for every Purpose and Buckeye Heaters Manufacturers of Lumber SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT Service Station Rough and Dressed Cotton Ginning and Buying iii§ Eagle Rock, North Carolina WfJ I (lP y Ar-)n l C , f watches - clocks Groceries and Hardware RICHARDSON ' S JEWELRY SHOP Free Delivery Eraternal and Emblematic Rings Main Street - Wendell, N, C. Phone 2713 WENDELL Farmers Co-Operative Exchange BANK OF WENDELL Feeds - Seed - Paints Farm Supplies Member F. D. I. C, Phone 3356 Buckeye and Silent Flame HENRY VANN TOBACCO CURERS Vance Raybon, General Merchant Electrical Appliance s -Groceries Feeds - Fertilizer s -Seeds Wendell, North Carolina Route 2 Phone 3041 $ CLEANERS RATTERS Quality Cleaning We Pick up and Deliver Curb Service Phone 4031 - Wendell, N, C. Compliments of Phone 2886 Repair Service On all Types of Jewelry Work Guaranteed Our Motto Fastest Service, Lowest Prices, Finest Quality Leamond Strickland, Jeweler Wendell, North Carolina Box 137 Compliments of £ CO. Zebulon, North Carolina Wholesale Groceries TODD tecnic ( 3 . , Dnc. General Electric Appliances Sales and Service Wendell, North Carolina Phone 3671 ' au Aam Wendell, N, C, BETTER VTiLUES Mau GROCe-RV Flour Heavy and Fancy Groceries Meats and Feeds Phone 4331 €it MITCHELL’S GARAGE and SERVIGE STATION Esso Gas and Oil Phone 2401 FAISON and GHAMBLEE All Kinds of Meat Free Delivery T. A, COOKE HARDWARE Compliments of Compliments of TODD MOTORS Phone 2551 KATZ DEPARTMENT STORE WENDELL BARBER SHOP Chrysler - Plymouth Phone 292b - Wendell N, C, C, Lee Tires Oldest Shop in Town 4 Registered Barbers Mullins and Scarboro Proprietors Atlantic Products P R O C D E Wendell A Phone 2811 N C ompliments o? BOOSTERS Hupters S ' ;!: 10 — . Compliments of Massey ' s Hatchery Blackard and Peebles E. R. Lovelace W. A, Brame Stephens Hardware Co. Lovelace -Johnston Mfg. Co, Amoco Service Center VENEER CO. Zebulon, North Carolina Compliments of ( TiP 1 F - IN ' GROCERY U K 1 V m MN Quality Foods and Meats Where you can meet and eat Phone 4 351 Delivery Service Phone 27Vl Compliments of Co. Willys Dealer CO. 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