Wendell High School - Yearbook (Wendell, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1955 volume:

ill!, ill |{ Editor Business Manager SUZANNE COOK CHARLES MEDLIN Associate Editor EMILY DEAN 7 e Seaavi (?ta44, ' T ' OetteLeM ' rfycyd, ScAooi ft V 0 c c z t c a We, the Seniors of 1955, wish to offer as a minor token of our gratification, the dedication of this yearbook to Mrs. Cleo Perry, our Senior sponsor. We appreciate her untiring efforts on our behalf, and her sincere and friendly interest in our class. V l ' Mrs. Knott, Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Mattox, Miss Smart, Mrs. High, Mrs. E. Todd, Mrs. Parsons, Mrs. D. Todd, Mrs. Daniels, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Stott, Miss Wootton, Miss Crowder, Miss L. Richardson, Mrs. S. Richardson. MR. H. D. HALL MR. MURPHY MRS. JOHNSTON MR. BOLING MR. McCLELLAN HUEY BRAGG ALLEN j Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2- 3-4; Baseball 1-2-3-4; W Club; NHS; Beta Club; Superlative; Glee Club 1-2-3; FFA; Annual Staff; Junior Play. WANDA GAY ANDERSON FHA 1-2-3-4; Science Club; Dra- matic Club 4. LINDA LOUISE ANDREWS FHA 1-2-3-4; Beta Club; Historian; Class President 3; Dramatic Club; Hi-Life Staff. WILLIAM BUCHANAN APPLE Beta Club President; Glee Club President 3-4; Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Junior Play; Music Festival 3; Quartet 1-2-3; Student Council 2-3; Band 1-2-3. JOYCE FAYE ATKINSON Cheerleader 1-2-3-4; W Club; FT A; Waitress; FHA President; Hi-Life Staff; Dramatic Club; Glee Club. MARY ALICE BRAUDWELL NHS, President; Student Council; Beta Club; FHA; FTA; Chief Mar- shal; Junior Play; Science Club; Hi- Life Staff. DE WITT BYRD, JR. FFA 1-2-3-4; W Club; Baseball 1-2-3-4; Football 4; Glee Club. SUZANNE WALYSE COOK NHS Secretary; Beta Club; Annual Staff; Glee Club 2-3-4; Hi-Life Staff; FT A; Student Council 2; Waitress; Basketball 2-3. EMILY JOYCE DEAN NHS; Beta Club; Marshal; Annual Staff; Hi- Life Staff; Waitress; Prophet; Glee Club 3-4; Ensemble 3-4; Basketball 2-3; FHA 1-2-3-4; FT A 3-4. WALTER ROSS GAY Football 2-4; Superlative; Beta Club; Junior Play; Glee Club; School Bus Driver; FFA; Senior Class Vice President. SALLIE JOE GRIFFIN Beta Club; Cheerleader 2-3-4; ”W Club 2-3-4; Hi-Life Editor; Annual Staff; Junior Play; Majorette; Wait- ress; Glee Club; FT A; Superlative; Ensemble 3-4. HUNTER ANN JOHNSON Beta Club; Waitress; W Club; FTA; Secretary of Class Senior Year; Bas- ketball 1-2-3-4; Superlative; Cheer- leader 1-2-3-4; FHA; Glee Club; Hi-Life Staff. JANE MARIE JOHNSON Beta Club; ”W Club; Waitress; FHA Vice President; Hi-Life Staff; Basket- ball 1-2-3-4; Cheerleader 2-3-4; Testator; Glee Club; Music Festival. RUTH MARIE JOHNSTON NHS; Beta Club; W Club; Waitress; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Annual and Hi- Life Staff; FHA; Superlative; FT A; Homecoming Queen; Glee Club. JULIUS CHESLEY KNOTT Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2- 3-4; Baseball 1-2-3-4; W Club; Superlative; Junior Play; FFA Club; Annual Staff. LUTHER ELLIS LEDFORD, JR. Basketball 1-2-3-4; Baseball 1-2- 3-4; ”W Club 1-2-3-4; Beta Club; Annual Staff; FFA 1-4; Superlative. DOROTHY SUE LILES Class Poet; FHA 1-2-3-4; Dramatic Club; Science Club. BARBARA JEAN MARTIN Music 1-2; Glee Club 1-2-4; FFA 1-2-3-4; Library Club 4; Dramatic Club 4. MARILYN FAYE MARTIN NHS; Beta Club; W Club; FHA; Cheerleader; Basketball 2; Marshal; Hi-Life Staff; Waitress; Majorette; Glee Club; FTA; Ensemble. CHARLES ROBERT MEDLIN NHS; Beta Club; Science Club; FFA 1-2-3; Hi-Life Staff; Junior Marshal; Annual Staff. PAULINE MORGAN FHA 1-2-3-4; Science Club; Dra- matic Club; Commercial Club. GLENN FRANCES NOWELL NHS; Beta Club; Hi-Life and Annual Staff; Waitress; Junior Play; Student Council; Glee Club; Ensemble; Music Festival; FHA; Superlative; FTA. LARRY GENE PRICE Basketball; FFA. BRUCE CARLTON PRIVETTE Science Club; FFA 1-2-4. DOUGLAS LANE RAPER President of Senior Class; Hi-Life Staff; Superlative; Beta Club; Marshal; Bus Driver; Glee Club 4; FFA 4; Ensemble 4; Usher at Junior Play. BETTY JEAN RICHARDSON Beta Club; Cheerleader 3-4; “W Club; Junior Play; Waitress; Hi- Life Staff; Giftorian; Glee Club; FTA; Dramatic Club. PATRICIA FAYE RICHARDSON Beta Club; Glee Club 1-3-4; FHA 1-2-3-4; FTA 4; Library Club 4; Dramatic Club 4; Commercial Club 4. LLOYD McCOY SANDERFORD Football 3-4; Student Council President 4; Bus Driver 3-4; Glee Club 3. CHARLES BUREN SMITH FFA 1-2-4; Glee Club 3-4; Com- mercial Club 4. NORMA JEAN SNEAD Annual Staff; Superlative; FHA 1- 2-3-4; Basketball 2; Science Club; Dramatic Club; Majorette. CHARLES RAYMOND STOTT Beta Club; Band 3; Science Club 4. WILLARD MILO TURNIPSEED FFA 1-2-4; Glee Club 4; Com- mercial Club 4. BETTY JEAN WALL Beta Club; Waitress; Music Festival; Superlative; Hi-Life Staff; Glee Club 2-3-4; Treasurer FT A; FHA 1-2-3-4; Ensemble 3. CARLTON DONALD WALSTON FFA 1-2-3-4; 4-H 1-2; Baseball 1-2. GILBERT WOOD Beta Club; Baseball 2-3-4; Basket- ball 2-3-4; Football 3-4; W Club; FFA 1-2-3-4; Superlative; Hi-Life and Annual Staff; Junior Play. MRS. CLEO PERRY Sponsor ituCe ‘77tot6 i Mrs. Wayne Cook, Mrs. T. U. Martin, Mrs. W. H. Griffin, Mrs. R. H. Johnson, Mrs. S. S. Richardson, Mrs. A. S. Johnston, Mrs. J. O. Allen, Mrs. L. E. Ledford, Mrs. O. W. Richardson, Mrs. H. W. Apple, Mrs. Graham Dean, Mrs. W. L. Gay, Mrs. Pearl Wall, Mrs. L. J. Braudwell, Mrs. Miley Johnson, Mrs. W. E. Stott, Mrs. J. C. Raper, Mrs. Glenn Nowell. President JEANNE KNOTT Vice President GRADY JOHNSON Secretary JULIA JOSEPH Treasurer BOBBY PRICE REBECCA ALFORD LUCRECE BILISOLY DAVID BRAUDWELL MARGIE BUNN REBECCA BYRD JARVIS DOUGLAS DAFFEY GURLEY RALPH HARRIS ROGER HARRIS JEANETTE HINNANT JIMMY HINNANT CHARLIE HOLST CARL HULL GRADY JOHNSON JULIA JOSEPH JEANNE KNOTT HAZELINE LOVELACE CAROLE MARTIN ALLEN MAY MARGARET MEDLIN MARY K. PITTMAN BOBBY PRICE ROBERT PRICE ANN RAYBON SHELTON RAYBON EDDIE ROBERTS DWIGHT SANDERFORD MIRIAM STARNES BILL UPCHURCH NELL WILLIAMS SUSIE WINSTEAD MISS LILES County of Wake State of North Carolina 7t t(l and 7ed UKeKt We, the Seniors of Wendell High School, of the aforesaid County and State, being 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. To Mr. Hall, our Principal, to Mrs. Perry, 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 ' 55 and Wendell High School. We, Chesley Knott, Gilbert Wood, and Huey Allen leave our ability to play all sports to Carl Hull and Jimmy Hinnant. I, Faye Martin, leave my ability to go steady to Rebecca Byrd. I, Emily Dean, leave my ability to have a good time to Eddie Roberts. I, Dorothy Liles, will my love for talking in class to Miriam Starnes. I, Mary Alice Braudwell, leave David Braudwell to walk to school by himself. I, Bill Apple, leave the East end of Wendell to Lucrece Bilisoly. I, Douglas Raper, will my good looks and pretty smile to Daffy Gurley, not that he needs them. We, Hunter Ann Johnson and Marie Johnston, will our positions on the basketball team to Margaret Medlin and Julia Joseph. I, Betty Jean Richardson, will my private parking place at the Drive-In to Hazeline Lovelace. We, Donald Walston and Raymond Stott, leave our crazy remarks for Bill Upchurch and Bobby Price to use next year. We, Charles Medlin and Pauline Morgan, leave our pretty hair to Margie Bunn and Robert Price. I, Lloyd Sanderford, leave Dwight Sanderford to look after my girl. We, Glenn Frances Nowell and Ross Gay, leave our height to Ann Raybon and Grady Johnson. They do need it. I, Jean Snead, will a Bel-Air Chevrolet to Carole Martin. We, Sallie Joe Griffin and D. W. Byrd, will our style to Jeannette Hinnant, although she does not need it. I, Suzanne Cook, leave Jeanne Knott in charge of the school piano, since I cannot take it with me. I, Betty Jean Wall, will my curiousity to Susie Winstead. She has enough though. I, Charles Smith, leave my gracious profile to Shelton Raybon. I, Barbara Jean Martin, willingly leave my reducing formula to Charlie Holst and hope he has good luck, too. We, Wanda Anderson and Joyce Atkinson, leave our loud and boisterous ways to Rebecca Ann Alford and Mary Katherine Pittman. We, Linda Andrews and Patricia Richardson, leave our shyness to Nell Williams and Allen May. I, Carlton Privette, leave my temper to Jarvis Douglas. We, Larry Price and Milo Turnipseed, will our ways with the girls to Roger and Ralph Harris. Hope they make a good hit. Needing all of our possessions, we, Jane Johnson and Luther Ledford, gladly leave Wendell High School. It won ' t be the same though. FIRST SECOND Fred Alford Joyce Alford Kenneth Alford Myrna Alford 0 t V o IT |A jo k 0 U 1 ;. 1 V o ,, - p w T T ' T t ' TC A 0 i r A V.. ' A ' TT Shelby Alford J. H. Alphin June Anderson Nan Bailey Tom Bailey Brodie Baker Rickie Bell Joy Cobb Joyce Cooke Mary Jon Davis Margaret Dew Nadine Hobgood Cecil Horton Doris Horton Luna Johnson Eldora Jones ... Richard Liles Jay Lloyd Rachel Marshbourne Sadie Marshburn Jeanette McCorquodale C. W. Murray Curtis Phipps Janet Phipps Edna Price Mary Privette Lawrence Puryear Marshall Raper Alice Richardson Margaret Sanders Jeanne Stokes Joanne Todd Joan Williams Alice Wood Mrs. Johnston Mr. Murphy ‘P ' tofiAecy As one of my third grade pupils was reciting, I remembered when I had done the same. I looked at their eager faces and wondered what their dreams of the future contained. I gues their dreams will change through the years, just as the dreams of my classmates had done. I almost laughed aloud think 1 ing how my classmates futures had changed from their dreams and ambitions. This is how they turned out .... You might know that Huey Allen, Gilbert Wood, and Chesley Knott would stay close togethef. They are now the owners of the swankiest pool parlor in New Orleans. Now living side by side are Mrs. D. V. Smith and Mrs. Donell Liggins. We knew them as Faye Martin and Jean Snead. Raymond Stott is now the professor of Public Speaking at Duke University. Every night he goes home to his little wife, who was none other than Mary Alice Braudwell. Dorothy Liles is now publishing a book entitled The Art of Writing Love Letters. Doug Raper and Larry Price are now instructors of a safe driving course. That ' s one I can ' t figure out. Suzanne Cook is playing for the Fred Waring Chorus. That is quite an advancement from the high school glee club. Speaking of music, Bill Apple has also gone quite far in this field. He is now director of Wake Forest College Band. Linda Andrews is now a private secretary for Lloyd Sanderford at Bryan Rock and Sand Co. The professor of Nuclear Engineering at State College is none other than Charles Medlin. Some of my students were brought into this world by Dr. Barbara Jean Martin, assisted by Pauline Morgan. Carlton Privette is now co-operator of Teen’s Dairy Bar. Betty Jean Wall and Jane Marie Johnson are now sisters -in- law. They always did like the same type of people. Milo Turnipseed is now owner of Tumipseed’s Feeds and Seeds.” Luther Ledford has come far since his first job with First Citizens Bank, for now he is the president. Joyce Atkinson is a model at Miller Rhodes in Richmond, Va. Mr. Boling has now given up his position as Ag. teacher at Wendell High to Ross Gay. Donald Walston and D. W. Byrd are now owners of the world-known cattle ranch, ”B W. Speaking of world-known” brings to my mind the author, LeDare Jameson, who could not be anyone else but Sallie Joe Griffin. Marie Johnston, a private secretary for Wenco, coaches the Wendell High Girls ' basketball team. Hear they are winning! Katherine Marks has just made another Broadway hit. By the way, she was Betty Jean Richardson. Just last week Patricia Richardson changed her name to Mrs. Russell Moss. Speaking of marriage, Hunter Ann Johnson is going to marry the principal of the high school where she is now teaching. If you happen to be in the market for a typewriter be sure to consider the newest model, Error- free, made by Charles Smith. On the sidewalks of gay Paree we see none other than our little artist, Glenn Frances Nowell, drawing and painting. As for me, Emily Dean, I am teaching at Merrytown. I Charles Alford Dwight Atkinson Joe Atkinson Ann Ayscue Betty Brinkley Billy Byrd Gene Clark Carolyn Dale Floyd Davis Betsy Dean Harold Douglas Grady Earp Harold Faison Mary Faison James Flowers Betsy Fulghum Bobby Gravitt Sue Greene J. W. Gurley Durwood Harris Melvin Hollifield Bobby Hull Marie Hunt Joanne Johnson Larry Johnson Peggy Johnson Jane King Frances Ledford Joe Ledford Larry Martin Linsey Massey Rupert May Horace Morgan Lucrecia Moseley George Nowell Peggy Pearce Hilliard Privette Charles Pysher Pattie Richardson Nancy Rogers Doris Sanders Faye Sanderford Kaye Sanderford Curt Satterfield Walter Scarborough D. V. Smith Glenn Strickland Charles Taylor Sal lie Thompson Wayne Todd Martha Tucker Edith Wade Talmadge Wall Jeanne White Sam Williams J. B. Wood Lee Wood Miss Fox Mr. Helmer The long-awaited night had arrived, the seniors of 1955 were taking their places on the stage. As I gazed out in the audience my mind began to wander back through the last twelve years. That big day twelve long years ago in September of 1943 when we entered the first grade as children, eager and ambitious to learn. Miss Jarvis and Miss Hurley helped us learn our ABC ' s. The next six years simply flew by and in the eighth grade when we began changing classes we were really proud. We entered high school the next year as green freshmen. We had quite a struggle that year, but Mrs. Johnston and Mr. Helmer helped us through. We studied and worked very hard and by the time we entered Mrs. Perry ' s room as juniors, we were ready to undertake anything. We were also ready to undertake the Junior-Senior Banquet. We went to Rolesville for Career Day, and later we presented a Junior play, A Little Clodhopper. At last that day we had waited for so long arrived. We became dignified seniors and we received our beloved class rings the second week of school. Our first big project as seniors was the Halloween Carnival in October. The juniors helped us with the Carnival. It was a big success. On November 19, 1954, we journeyed to Williamsburg, Virginia. The juniors accompanied us on this trip. Mrs. Perry and Miss Liles went with us, too. We learned much and had loads of fun on this trip. In April, 1955, we took an unforgettable sight-seeing trip to Washington, D.C. During the three-day tour we enjoyed such historical spots as the Washington Monument, Mount Vernon, and the White House. It was really a grand trip. The juniors put much hard work in the banquet they gave us, making it an occasion which we will never forget. Now we have come to the end of those twelve years and are ready to receive that reward for which we have worked so hard. Now we are ready to step out into another phase of life to begin working on other goals for which we will receive better and higher rewards. (2 Z44 Poe H The time has come too soon to part From all that we hold dear. Days to come will bring to us Our dreams of twelve long years. To our Alma Mater we give thanks, In our hearts she has a place. Memories of those who taught us. Sorrow or time can not erase. We say farewell to our classmates As we take the road of our aim, For there’s a place for each of us, And with hope we’ll always gain. ( 044 l Smcf To you dear school Our own dear school We lift our voices In tribute now. You’ve sheltered us And taught us well, You ' ve shown the way For us to go. We ' ll do our best To pass each test And bear our load as we go Down life’s road; Though we ' ll be gone From this day on, We’ll ever remember Our own dear school. LUTHER LEDFORD GLENN FRANCES NOWELL MARIE JOHNSON GILBERT WOOD i 4 ;S x tv m ' -•4 ■ 1 SBB DOUG RAPER JEAN SNEAD ! gw s4d- Ti ouiul HUEY ALLEN SALLIE JOE GRIFFIN s4t u%ctive Mrs. A. S. Johnston P%e Udent Lloyd Sanderford Bill Apple Miss Elizabeth Liles Glenn Frances Nowell ' P%e4tcie tt Linda Andrews Miss Liles ‘P%e4ide tt Julia Joseph Miss Fox - ‘P ' teAteCeHt Emily Dean 0 putane ' 7eae£m vt Miss Fox 0 Dviect vi Mr. T. M. McClellan Suzanne Cook ■ A r a , ■ ‘TttrW SaUie Joe Griffs Betty Richardson ‘Precedent SfMM Vl Mrs. Cleo Perry Marie Johnston mm. T tcdccCent Jeanne Knott P%e tc£ @Coc Sfeo ul i Miss Liles Settee ‘pttedideat David Braudwell Mis. Peny Betty Jean Richardson Mr. Harry Helmer ' P ' ie4itCe tt Carolyn Dale Mr. L. C. Murphy 4 v TD%e4cclettt Joyce Atkinson 0 ?. 0 rty s4. Mrs. A. S. Johnston Mr. H. H. Boiling Gilbert Wood Mr. H. D. Hall 0 D ' utte ' i6 Gilbert Wood Ross Gay Huey Allen Lloyd Sanderford Doug Raper Bobby Price e ttCettt J„ H. Alphin e d Mrs. Daniels ■7M..PS. CURT PHIPPS %uee t marie johnston M. ‘V. ' P. HUEY ALLEN . ‘Scte6et U BETTY J. RICHARDSON JOYCE ATKINSON JANE JOHNSON JOY COBB (? leen£eade% i NAN BAILEY HUNTER A. JOHNSON FAYE MARTIN JOAN WILLIAMS Head Cheerleader SALLIE JOE GRIFFIN BRYAN ROCK SAND CO. k u.kk;m, . , J mn ■m mgm x. r wt£i. fJ -• } -i£ Build Your Future On Rock Compliments of L POWER s LIGHT CO. Wendell, North Carolina Compliments of FIRST CITIZENS BANK TRUST CO. s s Raleigh - North Carolina Sell Your Tobacco in Wendell Compliments of at LI BERTY ARNOLD ' S WAREHOUSE GROCERY No. 1 2 Tel. 3081 FRED HARRIS, J. W. DALE, JR. ISAAC MEDLIN, MIKE GRIFFIN Feeds and Flour Meat Market We Congratulate the Seniors On Their Many Accomplishments N 1 HUDSON -BELK CO. WENDELL The Most Modern Complete Shopping Center in Eastern Wake County 7 We Appreciate Your Patronage Compliments of AMOCO SERVICE CENTER Firestone Tires and Tubes Exide Batteries PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. 3705 Hillsboro Street Raleigh, N. C. and SERVICE STATION WENDELL FARMERS EXCHANGE Feeds - Seeds - Paints Dial 3356 Wendell, N. C. Farm Supplies Compliments of OPTOMETRIST D.D. CHAM BLEE Long-Term Farm Loans and Insurance of All Kinds Phone 4141 Zebulon, N. C. STEPHENS HARDWARE CO. Hardware and Farm Implements Dupont Paints Wendell, N. C. Phone 3096 Best Wishes to the 1955 Graduates of Wendell High School E. R. SYKES COMPANY Wendell, N. C. Your Leading Drug Store We Fill Any Doctor’s Prescription F ountain Service Phone 3572-2421 a fesrp s. Wendell N. C. Fashion Center for Men and Women Wendell, N. C. Safety Service BANK WENDELL Member F. D. I. C. JOHNSON COTTON CO. of Wendell Refrigerators, Radios Electric Pumps, Furniture Implements and Farm Supplies POOLE BROS. Well Drilling - Plumbing Pumps - Sales and Service Phone 3-4275 Raleigh Phone 2851 Wendell Compliments of ROYAL BAKI MS CO. Makers of Holsum Bread Raleigh, N. C. STRICKLANDS JEWELRY Diamonds - Watches All Types of Jewelry Expert Repairing Leamon Strickland WELDING AND RADIATOR REPAIRS You Break It - We Fix It Phone 5851 Wendell, N. C. “More for Your Money” PAG ES C- . Retail and Wholesale Prices Zebulon, N. C. Our Twins of Service Economy and Dependability CHEVROLET CO. INC. Sales and Service CHFVHQU.-i TEEN ' S DAIRY BAR Catering to Teenagers Hot Dogs - Hamburgers RICHARD FRADY Dial Day 2041 Night 2801 Wendell, North Carolina 24 Hour Wrecker Service FARMS Country Fresh Dairy Products Raleigh North Carolina TODD e-cfyiC ' General Electric Appliances Sales and Service W endell Phone 3671 RICHARDSONS JEWELRY SHOP Diamonds - Watches - Clocks Costume Jewelry - Silverware Repairs on All Phone 5691 W endell SEED FEED Compliments of BRITT ' S GROCERY Meats - Vegetables - Groceries We Appreciate Your Patronage We Deliver Phone 2271 COMPLIMENTS OF NORTHSIDE YoU Wd! PLANTERS W arehouses GRAHAM DEAN BILL SANDERS Compliments of Compliments of A.O. BRIDGETS THURLQW ' S RESTAURANT COAL YARD Hot Dogs Hamburgers Nobody Can Please Everybody, Sandwiches But We T ry. Curb Service Buckeye Heaters SUPPLY CQ Fertilizers - General Supplies Compliments of Compliments of WENDELL SASH DOOR Wendell, N. C. Phone 3-8759 RICH ' S Pit Cooked Bar-B-Q Regular Meals P -S- W IS) Hot Dogs Hamburgers LEW I S FURNITURE CO., INC. Home Furnishings Funeral Directors and Embalmer s Wendell, N. C. PONTIAC Sales and Service Recapping - Vulcanizing Phone 3581 W endell UM foeatL PLUMBING ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO., INC. FAISON Zebulon, North Carolina Goldsboro, North Carolina J k All Kinds of Meat ' T Free Delivery COYE BLINSON HARDBARGER’S BUSINESS SCHOOL Raleigh School - Kinston School CO. Complete Secretarial and Accounting Courses Groceries and Hardware Free Delivery Phone 2713 Summer Term June 7 Fall Term September 6 Late Fall Term October 4 CAROLINA LAUNDRY Compliments of A Complete Family Service Wendell, North Carolina Phone 4081 Serving Wendell and Zebulon Pick-up and Delivery DRIVE IN cTproc ' dean Compliments of Lee Tires Cities Service Products H0LST CITIES Flowers for All Occasions Phone 2811 Wendell SERVICE Phone 5921 Compliments of WENDELL BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION Compliments of WENDELL DR. J. R. HESTER DR. J. M. HESTER i) 4 ' CLEANERS Telephone 2191 Pick-up - Delivery- Prompt Service Rough and Dressed Manufacturers of Lumber Eagle Rock North Carolina Cotton Ginning and Buying Compliments of E3 E Ct’MMeHr A L GROCERY Complete Food Store Delivery Truck Phone 2886 Phone 3261 JORDAN ' S Compliments of HARDWARE MITCHELlJS Lowe Brothers’ Paint GARAGE “Do It Yourself’’ Wallpaper AND SERVICE STATION All Kinds of Heating Stoves Esso Gas and Oil Phone 2401 Complime nts of KATZ Compliments of LEONARD ' S THE (fSSo DEALER Compliments of ' L our 022f DEPENDABLE COMPANY DRUGGIST NOWELL’S DRUG STORE Wendell, N. C. Phone 2311 Air Conditioned RICHARDSON ' S WEN DELL BARBER SHOP Oldest Shop in Town “You Grow It We Mow It” Wendell, N, C. 4 Registered Barbers MULLINS and SCARBORO Proprietors You Save When You Buy From Compliments of THE WENDELL FURNITURE CO. F rigidaire - Maytag Drexel Products Sales and Service Phone 3091 % SON Wendell, North Carolina Compliments of Compliments of WHITLEY ZEBU LON SUPPLY COMPANY Funeral Directors Zebulon, North Carolina and Embalmers Zebulon, North Carolina Compliments of Congratulations WENDELL STAR. SEAFOOD Phone 4031 Wendell, North Carolina • Curb Service BILL CONOLEY Compliments of TODD MOTORS Chrysler - Plymouth Compliments of TODD ' S Wendell, N.C. Phone 2926 Wendell, N.C. Life Insurance Fraternal Benefits Junior Club W. C. COLEY Phone 4101 Box 412, Wendell Gifts for All Occasions Compliments of GROCERY JOHNSON JEWELERS Compliments of fate BUICKL CO. Compliments of DR.. Compliments of Sales - Service Phone Z561 - Zebulon M ' 4- Visit Our Used Car Lot FARMS Compliments of MRS. WMi tiff There were times we thought we wouldn ' t, But we finally got it done, It took a lot of effort, But we had a lot of fun. Here it is ... we hope you like it! I ! 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