Wendell High School - Yearbook (Wendell, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1954 volume:

r 954 Editor PAUL PITTMAN Business Manager JOYCE BOYKIN ‘P%e4 c«ttecC 6 cf Se can. e cteCC Sc aC Through the idealism of her personality and the inspiration of her freindship, Mrs. Ruth Wall, has taught us — not only the significance and beauty of language — but the truth and beauty of life. In her classroom work, the greatest benefits are found not in the subject mat- ter taught, but in principles of noble living. It is with pleasure that we dedicate ECHOES OF ' 54 to one who so well deserves it. SeAool Seated; Mrs. Cleo Perry, Mrs. A. S. Johns- ton. Standing: Mrs. E. T. Boyette, Mr. H. H. Boling, Mr. L. C. Murphy, Mr. Harry Helmer, Mrs. Ruth Wall. MR. E. T. BOYETTE First row: Mr. Galloway, Mrs. Stott, Mrs. High, Miss Crowder, Mrs. Daniels. Second row: Miss L. Richardson, Mrs. Todd, Mrs. S. Richardson, Mrs. Mattox, Mrs. Wells, Miss Smart, Miss Floats, Mrs. Knott, Miss Wooten. Third row: Miss Clark. BARBARA ANN ARCHER Beta Club; Annual Staff; Junior Play; Waitress Junior-Senior Banquet 2; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Hi-Life Staff. OLLIE RAY BAKER Baseball 1-2-3-4; Football 1-2-3- 4; Basketball 2-3-4; Beta Club; W Club; Junior Play; President FFA. JOYCE ANN BOYKIN NHS; Beta Club; Student Council; Co-Chief Marshal; Junior Play; Annual and Hi-Life Staff; Secretary 3; Class Poem. THOMAS CADE BUNN, JR. Beta Club; Glee Club 1 -2-3-4; NHSPA Contest; Band 2-3-4; Quar- tet; Echoes Photographer 1-2-3- 4. JOHN BRAXTON CHAMBLEE, JR. Junior Play; Superlative; Hi-Life Staff; Glee Club 1 -2-3-4; Band 3-4; FFA 1-2-3-4. CHARLES DENNIS CLARK NHS; Beta Club; FFA 1-2-3-4; Junior Play; Junior Marshal; Stu- dent Council 4. ANNIE MAE CRAWFORD 4-H Club 1; Junior Play 3; Hi-Life Staff 4. WILLIAM GRAHAM DEAN Football 2-3-4; FFA 1-2-4; Hi-Life Staff 4. JOE SPENCER DEAN Football 1 -2-3-4; NHS; Student Council; ”W Club; Hi-Life Staff; FFA 1-2. LEATRICE YVONNE DEAN Beta Club; Basketball 1; FHA 1-2- 3-4; Glee Club 1 -2-3-4; Home Ec- onomic Medal 3; Annual and Hi- Life Staff. EMILY FAYE DRIVER Beta Club Secretary; Glee Club 3-4; NHS; Student Council 3-4; Junior Play; Junior Marshal; Basketball 1- 2-3; FHA 1-4. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH EARP FHA 1-2-3; Hi-Life Staff 4. MARY FRANCES FULLER Treasurer of Senior Class; FHA 3; Giftorian 4; Usher at Junior Play; Waiuess at Junior-Senior Banquet 2: Hi-Life Staff. IRIS MILLIE FULLER Beta Club; FHA 1-2-3; Annual Staff; Hi-Life Staff. ESTHER DAVIDIAN HARRIS FHA 1-2-3-4; Hi-Life Staff; Junior Play. BOBBY F. HORTON Glee Club 3; FFA 1-2-3-4; Hi-Life Staff; FFA Reporter 3. MILO V. HORTON FFA 1-2-3-4. CLAUD EVANS HULL Beta Club President; Football 2-3- 4; W Club; Vice President Student Council; Band 2-3-4; Superlative. SHIRLEY ANN JOHNSON FHA 1-2; Glee Club 1-2-3; Basket- ball 1-2; Junior Play; Beta Club; Hi-Life Staff; Annual Staff. JUDITH CATHERINE LANE Beta Club; Glee Club 3-4; Secretary of NHS and Student Council; W Club; Homecoming Queen; Basket- ball 1-2-3-4. JACK QUENTIN LEWIS Glee Club 1-3-4; Football 1-2-3- 4; Basketball 2-3-4; Band 3; W Club; FFA 1-2-3-4; Hi-Life Staff. VIRGINIA LEE LONG Declamation Award 1; Junior Play; Hi-Life Staff; Basketball 1-2; FHA 3-4; Waitress Junior-Senior Banquet 2 . JERRY L. LOVELACE Band 1-2-3-4; Glee Club 3-4; Beta Club; Hi-Life Staff; Quartet; FFA 4. MARIE AUGUSTA MASSEY Beta Club; Basketball 1-3-4; W Club 4; Junior Play; Class Secretary 4; FTA; Annual Staff; FHA 2-3-4; Glee Club 4. PEGGY MITCHELL FHA 1-2-3; Hi-Life Staff; Basket- ball 1-2. LINDA MARIE NOWELL Beta Club; NHS; Student Council; Junior Play; Junior Marshal; Major- ette; FTA; Historian; FHA 1-2-3-4. KENNETH NOWELL Class President 4; President NHS; President Student Council; Hi-Life Editor; Beta Club; Junior Play; Junior Marshal. ROGER B. PHIPPS Beta Club; Vice President FFA 4; FFA 1-2-4; Baseball 3-4; Football 3-4; Hi-Life Staff. PAUL N. PITTMAN Football 3-4; Annual Staff; W Club; Class President 3; Beta Club; Junior Play Usher; Hi-Life Staff. BILLY RAPER Football 1 -2-3-4; Hi-Life Staff; W Club 1 -2-3-4; School Bus Driver 3-4; FFA 1-2-3-4. FREDERICK WAYNE RARER Football 4; Hi-Life Staff; FFA 1-2- 3-4; Glee Club 3. ROBERT ELMER RAYBON Beta Club; Future Teachers. BETTY LOU RICHARDSON Basketball 1 -2-3-4; W Club 2- 3-4; FHA 1-2-3-4; Superlative; Hi-Life Staff. ELIZABETH DEAN RICHARDSON NHS; Beta Club; Student Council; Co-Chief Marshal; Junior Play; Hi-Life and Annual Staff; Glee Club 3-4; FTA. JO ANN ROBERTS Beta Club; Glee Club 3-4; Basket- ball 1-2-3-4; FTA; W Club 4; FHA 1-2; Hi-Life Staff; Waitress. HAROLD RODGERS Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 3-4; Baseball 1-3-4; Glee Club 1-2-4; W Club 2-3-4. BEAMAN HARRIS SCARBORO Beta Club; Baseball 2; W Club; Student Council 3; Superlative; Annual Staff; Band 2-3-4; Hi-Life Staff. MONROE FRANKLIN STARNES Beta Club 3-4; FFA 1-2-4; Hi-Life; Religious Editor 4. ELMORE STOTT Beta Club; Senior Choir; Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Band l-2-3-4; Football 2- 3-4; W Club 3-4; Hi-Life Staff. SULOU TAYLOR Beta Club; Glee Club 2-3-4; W Club; Cheerleader 2-3-4; FHA 1-2- 3; Hi-Life Staff; Basketball 1-2. BILLY S. WHITE FFA 1; Football 1-2-3-4; W Club; Band 3; Glee Club 3-4. MRS. E. T. BOYETTE Sponsor President LINDA ANDREWS Vice President DOUG RAPER Secretary SUZANNE COOKE LINDA ANDREWS BILL APPLE JOYCE ATKINSON DAVID BRAUDWELL D. W. BYRD SUZANNE COOKE EMILY DEAN ROSS GAY SALLIE JO GRIFFIN DAFFEY GURLEY BETTY LOU HINNANT HUNTER ANN JOHNSON HUEY ALLEN WANDA ANDERSON JANE MARIE JOHNSON MARIE JOHNSTON CHESLEY KNOTT LUTHER LEDFORD DOROTHY LILES FAYE MARTIN BARBARA MARTIN CHARLES MEDLIN PAULINE MORGAN GLENN FRANCES NOWELL LARRY PRICE CARLTON PRIVETTE CLARA PULLEY DOUGLAS RAPER BETTY J. RICHARDSON PATRICIA RICHARDSON LLOYD SANDER FORD CHARLES SMITH JEAN SNEAD RAYMOND STOTT MILO TURNIPSEED BETTY JEAN WALL GILBERT WOOD MRS. PERRY THcucati SANDRA HORTON MARSHALL HINNANT Mrs. J. E. Hull, Mrs. C. P. Dean, Mrs. B. B. Baker, Mrs. J. B. Roberts, Mrs. W. E, Stott, Mrs. M. V. Clark, Mrs. A. M. Driver, Mrs. J. C. Raper, Mrs. W. D. Massey, Mrs. R. W. Mitchell, Mrs. B. F. Nowell, Mrs. L. H. Scarboro. A. Alford, G, Alford, L. Bilisoly, D. Braudwell, M. Bunn, R. Byrd, J. Douglas, Ralph Harris, Roger Harris, Jeannette Hinnant, Jimmy Hinnant, C. Holst, C. Hull, G. Johnson, J. Joseph, J. Knott, H. Lovelace, C. Martin, A. May, M. Medlin, C. W. Murray, J. Noblin, M. K. Pitt- man, B. Price. i R. Price, L. Puryear, A. Raybon, S. Raybon, M. Starnes, L. Sykes, B. Upchurch, N. Williams, S. Winstead, Mrs. Wall, Mr. Murphy. i Compliments of Compliments of DR, LEO HORTON WENDELL MEDICAL CLINIC J. R. Hester, M. D. BOOSTERS J. M. Hester, M. D. DR. RAY ALEXANDER J. C. DEB NAM T. A. COOKE HARDWARE ARNOLD ' S GROCERY STEPHEN’S HARDWARE DR. L. M. MASSEY HUNTER ' S 5( 10( R. B. BRADSHAW ESSO SERVICE STATION MARGARET JOHNSON HALES FARM AND SUPPLY COMPANY MASSEY’S HATCHERY F. O. EARP WENCO FURNITURE INC. One morning as I was reading the paper I came across an article which read Home Town Girl Makes Good. This article was referring to one of my classmates of 54. By reading it, it made me think about each one of my classmates so I decided I would write a book and name it Ten Years After Graduation. Here is what I wrote John Chamblee, Billy White and Wayne Raper are instructors at the N. Y. School for Safe Driving. After all, they have had plenty of experience. Jerry Lovelace is a well known preacher and Shirley Johnson is helping him in his religious work. Esther Harris is fashion designer and copywriter for Ivey- Taylor’s in Raleigh. She can still chum around with Virginia Long who is physical education teacher at Cary High School. Owners of the Three Sons Drive-In Theatre are Frank Starnes, Graham Dean, and Elmore Stott, who sell season tickets to teen-agers. Wonder why? ?? Joyce Boykin writes the Joyce’s Advice to the Lovelorn in the News and Observer. By the way, she has changed her name to Mrs. Bobby Nowell. Harold Rogers, Paul Pittman and Joe Dean are playing football for the Washington Redskins. Robert Raybon is driving a bus for the Trailway Bus Company. Kenneth Nowell, our senior class president, is a famous psychologist at a mental institution in Chicago — always knew with his ability he would go places. Mrs. John Williamson and Mrs. John Ashley Hinnant better known as Peggy Mitchell and Millie Fuller, are workers at the Revenue Building in Raleigh. Betty Lou Richardson and Marie Massey are teaching the Arts of Basketball to any- one who wishes to learn, during their spare time from Secretarial Work. Milo Horton is a successful tobacco farmer with his father. Yvonne Dean and Bobby Horton are instructors at a deaf and dumb school — gee, I can’t understand this, for at school they were always talking. Mrs. Johrmy Gay, the former Sue Taylor, is a model at the N. Y. Modeling School during her spare time — always knew her height would take her places. Beaman Scarboro and Charles Clark are professors at State College — still pulling for State. Jo Ann Roberts is owner and operator of Robert’s Beauty Saloon — well, at least, she has tried many hair styles. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Raper, Mrs. Raper, the former Barbara Archer, are happily married and are living at Lizzard Lick. Judy Lane is an acttess at Hollywood, and boy, is she giving Marilyn Monroe com- petition. On a T. V. program tonight I saw Harry James’ Orchestra and who was playing with him — none other than Tommy Bunn and Claud Hull. Mary Frances Fuller, Annie Mae Crawford and Kathleen Earp, better kno yn as the Three Madams are very prosperous in their business of Fortune Telling. Linda Nowell is an old-maid school teacher at Hugh-Morson High School — I always knew she would be left out because of her slowness. Ollie Ray Baker, Jack Lewis and Roger Phipps are owners and operators of the Blue Star Gambling Casino in Nevada. Dean Richardson and I, Faye Driver, are teaching the arts on How To Get a Man and Keep Him — we have had plenty of experience on how to keep them. PROPHET - F. Alford, K. Alford, M. Alford, S. Alford, J. Alphin, J. Anderson, J. Atkinson, N, Bailey, T. Bailey, B. Baker, R. Bell, J. Cobb, J. Cooke, M. Davis, M. Dew, M. Faison, J. Flowers, B. Gravitte, N. Hobgood, C. Horton, B. Hull, D. Johnson, L. Johnson, E. Jones, R. Liles, R. Marshbourn, S. Marshbourn, L. Mosley, C. Murray, C. Phipps, J. Phipps, E. Price, M. Pri- vette, V. Puryear, M. Raper. A. Richardson, E. Roberts, D. Sanderford, M. Sanders, C. Satterfield, J. Stokes, J. Todd, T. Wall, J. Williams, A. Wood, J. Wood, L. Wood, S. Wood, W. Wood, Mrs. Johnston, Mr. Helmer. We, the seniors of ' 54, have finally reached our destination for which we have en- dured many struggles and hardships for the past twelve years. In September, 1942, as we entered the first grade with a great ambition to learn, we had a tough struggle with our ABC ' s and learning how to read and write. Out elemen- tary teachers aided us greatly in achieving these tasks. The first eight years of our school- ing passed very quickly as we made much progress and advanced to high school. As we entered the ninth grade in 1950, no one could have been any prouder. At first it was very difficult for us to get adjusted to high school, but after a short while we began to make much progress. We shall never forget the many good times we have had together and the classmates that have come and gone. We will always remember our ninth and tenth grade teachers who helped us in getting adapted to high school life. During our Junior year, we gave the Junior Play, Best Seller, under the direction of Mrs. Elwood Perry. In May we went to Cary for Career Day, which everyone enjoyed very much. Then came the time for the Junior-Senior Banquet for which we had all looked forward and made many plans. Finally we became dignified seniors, the goal for which we had worked eleven years. We had as our sponsor the faithful and highly esteemed Mrs. E. T. Boyette. Dur- ing the second week of school we received our long-awaited class rings of which every- one was very proud. Soon afterwards the class sponsored the Halloween Carnival. In November we went to Williamsburg, one of the trips to which we had all looked forward. Mr. L. C. Murphy and our sponsor, Mrs. E. T. Boyette, accompanied us on the trip which everyone enjoyed very much and had loads of fun. At last March came and we took a trip to Washington. We shall never forget this trip when we toured the historical places of Washington which we had previously read about. In May we shall receive our diplomas and then go out into another phase of life. With the help that we have received from our teachers, we feel that we are prepared to lead a successful life and to undertake any task of the future with high hopes and deter- mination. HISTORIAN- Classmates one and all. We approach life ' s narrow road. Now each must go on alone. And each carry his own load. You ' re the school whose memory Lingers in our hearts. Wendell High School, Wendell High School We have named you. As we look behind us. O ' er the path we have trod. We thank our parents, teachers and God, That these four years have rendered thus. Now, with sorrow and with sadness We must leave you. For within your dear ole rooms We got our starts. We shall always remember you Dear old Wendell, Though each of us may go a separate way. We shall never really part. Even after graduation in May, We ' re bound heart to heart. How we ' ll miss you and long again For your dear faces. All our teachers and our classmates We ' ll always love. Looking onward, looking upward Always look above. At last the time has come for us From you to depart You are our guiding Light, the one We hold apart. I t«r ;}«� • � ! ' i 1 1 ■i] if Soccettf I pledge myself to uphold the high purpose of this Society to which I have been elected, striving in every way, by word and deed to make its ideals the ideals of my school and of my life. ” No honor conferred in any high school exceeds that of membership in the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools. Members are very carefully selected on the basis of scholar- ship, leadership, service, and character. ■ -1 , ■ |(’ _ . _--m 1 wM _?iWff- ' -‘;L, .i« jj . yif 1 u 4 y IJ ! LM LJ L : TOcCC cuul We, the Seniors of Wendell High School, of Wake County, State of North Carolina, be- ing of sound mind and memory but considering the uncertainty of our earthly existence, do make and declare this our last will and testament in manner and form following, hereby revoking all former wills at any time heretofore made by us. FIRST To Mr. Boyette, our Principal, to Mrs. Boyette, our loyal advisor and sponsor, and to the faculty we leave our gratitude and innermost appreciation for the many things they have done for our class of ' 54 of W. H. S. SECOND We, Tommy Bunn, Jerry Lovelace, and Claud Hull, will our love for music to Bill Apple, who is the last of the great four. I, Marie Massey, will my ricochet romances to Faye Martin. I, Joyce Boykin, will my good grades to Joyce Atkinson. We, Harold Rogers and Ollie Baker, will our ability to play all sports to Chesley Knott and Fuzzy Allen. We, Joe Dean and Graham Dean, leave our loud ways to Dorothy Liles and Daffy Gur- ley. We, Barbara Archer and Mary Frances Fuller, will our ability to get a man and keep him, to Betty Jean Richardson and Betty Hinnant. We, Sue Taylor and Dean Richardson, leave our driving ability to Glenn Frances Nowell and Marie Johnston, hoping Wendell will have a few telephone posts left. We, Faye Driver and Beaman Scarboro, bequest out stylish and catty ways to Suzanne Cooke. We, John Chamblee and Rog er Phipps, leave our way with the women to Luther Ledford, D. W, Byrd and Charles Smith. I, Jack Lewis, sadly leave Sally Joe Griffin. We, Frank Starnes and Wayne Raper, leave our lucky teter stunts to Doug Raper and Ross Gay. We, Jo Ann Roberts and Linda Nowell, will our few ideas on flirting to Jean Sneed and Emily Dean, to add to their collection. We, Bobby Horton and Robert Raybon, leave our dreamy eyes to Milo Turnipseed, Carl- ton Privette, and Gilbert Wood. Hope you make a hit with the girls. We, Annie Mae Crawford and Kathleen Earp, leave our quiet ways to Patricia Richard- son and Barbara Martin. I, Betty Lou Richardson, will my position of star guard to Hunter Ann Johnson and Jane Johnson. I, Millie Fuller, leave my love for fords to Clara Pulley. Wonder why? We, Kenneth Nowell and Charles Clark, leave our ability to get the family cat to Larry Price. We, Elmore Stott and Paul Pittman, leave some of our height to Wanda Gay, not that she needs it. I, Billy Raper, leave to Lloyd Sanderford my job of driving the bus. We, Milo Horton and Yvonne Dean, will our friendliness to Raymond Stott. We, Virginia Long and Esther Harris, leave to Mary Alice Braudwell our joy of walking to school. I, Shirley Johnson, leave my natural curly hair to Charles Medlin. I, Peggy Mitchell, leave my ability to get tall men to Linda Andrews. I, Judy Lane, leave an emply seat, good times and my love for Wendell High to Betty Jean Wall. TESTATOR - CLASS FLOWER; Orchid CLASS COLORS: Lavender and Green MOTTO; Read wisely, think much; speak less, say more. BRYAN ROCK SAND CO. Build Your Future On Rock Sell your Tobacco In Wendell Where you will Receive That Top Price ' ] onA- TOBACCO CO. Phone 2371 Wendell, North Carolina DRUe CO. We Fill Any Doctor ' s Prescription 3571 Phone 2421 Wendell, North Carolina Your Patronage Is Appreciated WESTERN UNION SERVICE Sell Your Tobacco In Wendell At Li berty WAREHOUSE No. 1 and No. 2 Telephone 3081 A Sale Every Day FRED HARRIS J. W. DALE, JR. ISAAC MEDLIN MIKE H. GRIFFIN, Auctioneer We Congratulate the Seniors On Their Many Accomplishments HUDSON - BELT CO. - WENDELL The Most Modern Complete Shopping Center in Eastern Wake County. We Appreciate Anything From a Visit On Up. NORTMSIDE PLANTERS WAREHOUSES GRAHAM DEAN, E. H. PRICE and BILL SANDERS Post Office Box 60 Durham, North Carolina TRACT 01? Simple. CO. Repairs to all Makes of Tractors Phone 4356 Wendell, North Carolina Compliments of tna. POWE1??LIOHT Co. Wendell, North Carolina THE CAPITAL COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC. Compliments PLUMBING 4 ELtCTRICAL SUPPLY CO., INC. Wholesale Distributors Zebulon, North Carolina Goldsboro, North Carolina Char Twins of Service Economy and Dependability 0oAmovi GROCERY C+reVROLET CO. INC. Sales and Service Heavy and Fancy Groceries Day 2041 Dial Night 2801 Wendell, North Carolina 24 Hour Wrecker Service Wendell, North Carolina R. F. D. 2 Phone 3044 Ford Sales and Service Wendell, North Carolina in your ftiture MILH-ICt CRtAM n . irINe tDTATe V.ReAMCRY v OMPANY y , Ir Y fy Y‘yYY y Compliments of V o P m3- DRIVE- IN Where you can meet and eat Phone 4 351 RICHARDSON ' S BARBER SHOP ou Grow it We mow it’ Wendell, N, C, You Save When You Buy From the WENDELL FURNITURE COMPANY Frigidaire - Maytag - Drexel Products Watches - Clocks Sales and Service Phone 3091 Costume Jewelry - Diamonds Wendell, North Carolina Wendell, North Carolina FLORIST Manufacturers of Lumber Flowers for All Occasions Rough and Dressed Cotton Ginning and Buying Phone 5921 Eagle Rock, North Carolina WHITE ' S Gifts for all Occasions DRIVE-IN Location Highway 64 Between Wendell and Zebulon Watches Crystal JOHNSON JEWELERS Wendell, North Carolina Compliments of M-PKail Fashion Center for Men and Women Wendell, North Carolina COMPANV Wendell Phone 2851 POOLE BROS. Well Drilling - Plumbing DAIRY BAR Pumps - Sales and Service Wendell, North Carolina Catering to Teen-Agers Hot Dogs - Hamburgers Raleigh Phone 3-4275 All Types of Sundries RICHARD FRADY BAM BY bread and cakes Good Eating Day After Day ROYAL BAKING CO. , Raleigh, North Carolina Compliments of BUILDING $ LOAN •t JOHNSON COTTON COMPANY OF WENDELL, INC. Refrigerators, Radios, Electric Pumps, Furniture Implements and Farm Supplies Wendell, North Carolina Congratulations STAR CLEANERS Phone No. 403 1 Wendell, North Carolina Curb Service Bill Conoley Compliments of Compliments of LAKE MVRA STORE AND MILLS SON C. M. MARTIN Fishing - Grinding Compliments of ® HILLARD ' S DRIVE-IN OLE NERS Telephone 2191 Pick Up - Delivery MITCH - JOHN Prompt Service BUICK CO. Sales - Service Phone 2561 - Zebulon Visit Our Used Car Lot Compliments of Compliments of TELEPHONE 3541 BRITT ' S GROCERY uxniiuzs, omjiany, One. Fresh Meats - Vegetables - Groceries FURNITURE FUNERAL DIRECTORS a EMBALMERS We Appreciate Your Patronage 2e.£uLon, isNoxtk Vatolina We Deliver - Phone 2271 R?W Pit Cooked Bar-B-Q PODinAC . Regular Meals Sales and Service Hot Dogs - Hamburgers Recapping - Vulcanizing Phone 3581 Compliments of Zebulom Compliments of SUPPLY COMPANY BARBER SHOP Zebulon, North Carolina HARDBARGER ' S BUSINESS SCHOOL Raleigh School - Kinston School Complete Secretarial and Accounting Courses Summer Term June 7 Braswell ' ' s SEED Fall Term - -- -- -- - September 6 Late Fall Term ------ -October 4 FEED MONTGOMERY GREEN CO. , INC. CAROLINA LAUNDRY Food Service Equipment Greenmont Equipment A Complete Family Service Wendell, North Carolina Phone 4081 Raleigh, North Carolina Serving Wendell and Zebulon Pick-up and Delivery €it MITCHELL’S GARAGE and SERVICE STATION Esso Gas and Oil Phone 2401 FAISON and CHAMBLEE All Kinds of Meat Free Delivery- Member F. D. I. C, KATZ DEPARTMENT STORE Compliments of TODD MOTORS Chrysler - Plymouth Westinghouse Appliances Phone 2926 - Wendell N, C, WENDELL BARBER SHOP Oldest Shop in To-wn 4 Registered Barbers Mullins and Scarboro Proprietors C. P R Lee Tires Cities Service Products O C 0=F C ompliments o- P Wendell Phone 2811 D E A N COAL YARD Nobody can please everybody but we try Coal for every Purpose and Buckeye Heaters Compliments of WENDELL SASH Ec DOOR CO., INC. Wendell, N. C, Repair Service On all Types of Jewelry SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT Work Guaranteed Our Motto Fastest Service, Lowest Prices, Finest Quality Leamond Strickland, Jeweler Wendell, North Carolina Box 137 BUCK ' S Service Station and Oil Company Phone 3271 TODD ieciiic Ce . , General Electric Appliances Sales and Service Wendell, North Carolina Phone 3671 Groceries and Hardware Free Delivery Phone 2713 our DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST NOWELL ' S DRUG STORE Wendell, North Carolina Phone 2311 Air Conditioned MARSHBOURN ' S Complete F ood Store Delivery Truck Phone 3261 A Yearbook Taylor Yearbook Company-Dallas m