White Plains High School - Plainsman Yearbook (White Plains, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1956 volume:

VI aiHAtnan 1956 Published by THE SENIOR CLASS White Plains High White Plains, N. C. Dedication His infectious smile, his pleasant classroom manner, and his splendid spirit of s po r t s m a n s h i p have endeared our coach and classroom teacher, Mr. W Swanson Richards, not only to the boys and girls of our Senior Class, but to the entire student body of White Plains High School. As a small token of recog¬ nition and appreciation of his many fine qualities of leadership in the class¬ room and in the field of sports, we the Class of 1956, dedicate this issue of the Plainsman. The Plainsman Staff STANDING: FAYE BRINTLE . GLADYS HICKS . NORMA LEE NICHOLS . , SYBIL S. INMAN . JESQUER ATKINS . SARA JANE ROBERTSON. BESSIE M. SIMPSON.... SEATED: ERLINE KING . . Associate Editor . Circulation Manager Assistant Circulation Manager . Typist . Treasurer . Business Manager . Adviser . Editor-in-chief High School Faculty WELDON E. REECE Principal Guilford College Bachelor of Science Degree MISS BESSIE M. SIMPSON Guilford College Commercial, U.S. History Foreign Language, Senior Sponsor MRS. PEARL H. STARLING English II, III, IV Social Studies Junior Sponsor MISS AILENE CHAPPELL Appalachian College English 1 Librarian BRAXTON TURPIN N.C. State Vocational Agriculture MISS ETHEL HIATT Brigham Young University Home Economics Science, Social Studies Sophomore Sponsor Adult 4-H Leader Public School Music SWANSON RICHARDS Appalachian College Physical Education Math, Social Studies Freshman Sponsor In Honor of Our Senior Sponsor We rejoice in the friendship of one. . . Whose fidelity blesses us Whose Faith empowers us Whose courage amazes us Whose beauty charms us Whose virtue protects us Whose purity challenges us Whose strength sustains us Whose weakness concerns us Whose goodness pleases us Whose unselfishness rebukes us Whose hopes encourage us Whose sorrows pain us Whose happiness delights us Whose consecration inspires us Whose refinement enriches us, and Whose devotion humbles us. SENIOR CLASS Seniors SYBIL S. INMAN Annual Staff; Class Officer; 4-H Club; Basketball Manager 3; Science; Dramatics; C o m m e r c i a I; Marshal; Foreign Language; Home Economics; Basketball 2; Glee Club; Young Life 1. P. C. SMITH Dramatics; Commercial; Science. JESQUER ATKINS Class Officer; Annual Staff; 4-H Club; Library Club; GleeClub;Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4; Commer¬ cial; Dra matics; Home Economics; Science; Bus Captain 1 , 2, 3,4; Festival Queen's Attendant. GILBERT HUFFMAN Bus Captain 1 , 2, 3; Bus Driver 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Class Officer; 4-H Club; Library Club; Future Teachers Club; Glee Club; Foreign La n g ua g e; F. F. A. 1; Commercial; Dramatics; Marshal; Festival King's Attendant; Annual Staff; Essay; Score Keeper. REX ATKINS F.F.A.; Basketball; Baseball; Annual Staff; Dra¬ matics; Assistant Bus Driver; Class Festival King. HERBERT BADGETT Commercial; Dramatics; Science; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 1,2; F.F.A.; 4-H Club. JUNE BADGETT Dramatics; Science; Commercial. FAYE BRINTLE Annual Staff; Gle e Club; 4-H Club; Commercial; Dramatics; Science; Home Economics Seniors THOMAS BRINTLE Class Festival King; Science; F.F.A.; Basketball; 1,2, 3, 4; Commercial. DAVID CASSELL Commercial; Dramatics; Science; Baseball; Bas¬ ketball 1 , 2; 4-H Club; F. F. A. ; Glee Club; Bas- ketball Manager 4. GRADY COE Bus Driver 3,4; Baseball; Basketball 1; Commer¬ cial; F.F.A. Science; Dramatics; Bus Captain 1. LONNIE DRAUGHN Commercial; Dramatics; Science; F.F. A.; Basket¬ ball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4. GLADYS HICKS Annual Staff; Glee Club; 4-H Club; Dramatics; Commercial; Home Economics; Science; Bus Cap¬ tain 3,4. ERLINE KING Annual Staff; Class Officer; 4-H Club; Library Club; FutureTeachersClub; GleeClub; Dramatics; Commercial; Science; Cheerleader 3,4; Chief Marshal; Basketball Manager 2; Home Economics; Foreign Language. DONALD MARSHALL F.F. A.; S c i e n c e; Basketball 1 ,2; Commercial; GleeClub; Dramatics; Festival King's Attendant. J. GLEN NICHOLS F.F. A.; Science; Dramatics; Commercial; Bas¬ ketball 2,3,4. Seniors NORMA LEE NICHOLS Commercial; Basketball 3, 4; Cheerleader 1 , 2; 4-H Club; Glee Club; Dramatics; Science; Home Eco¬ nomics; Bus Captain 1,2,3; Bus Driver 4; Lunch¬ room Worker 3; Annual Staff; Festival Queen's Attendant; Softball 2. DAISY PEELE Glee Club; 4-H Club; Lunchroom Worker; Com¬ mercial; Dramatics; Science; Home Economics. SARA ROBERTSON Class Officer; Annual Staff; Cashier in Cafeteria 3; 4-H Club; Glee Club; L i b r a r y Club; Future Teachers Club; Dramatics; Commercial; Cheer¬ leader 1,2, 3, 4; Science; Marshal; Class Festival Queen, Foreign Language 1; Public Speaking; Essay; Softball 2. DIXIE SCHMIDT G I ee C I ub; 4-H Club; Commercial; Dramatics; Lunchroom Worker 3; Home Economics; Science. EUGENE SIMMONS Dramatics; Commercial; Science; F.F.A. BILL STEWART Dramatics; Science; F.F.A. 4; Class Officer; Commercial . WADE B. VENABLE Commercial; Science; F.F.A.; Basketball 1,2,4. RODNEY WOODRING Dramatics; Commercial; Science; Baseball, Bas¬ ketball 4; Marshal; Bus Captain 1,2; F.F.A. Mascots GIRL Beverly Huffman BOY Charles Turpin Class Flower WHITE CARNATION Endurance, power from knowledge Colors NAVY BLUE POWDER BLUE Motto NOT MERELY TO EXIST, BUT TO AMOUNT TO SOMETHING IN LIFE. Class Poem Class Song To the tune of — Don't Stay Away Too Long The years have passed and gone But memories linger on The friends of old, we'll neer forget Our toil we'll neer regret. Through the years we've had such a gay time Trying to broaden our minds. There have been good days and bad days. Oh yes, the memory with us stays No matter where we roam No matter what we do, our home wi II be dear White Plains Hi I Graduation day is here And parting now is near We say goodbye to you, our friends We'll ere to you be true I Now we're leaving White Plains High The time has come to say good-bye But the memories linger on Though our high school days are gone. If our hearts are filled with woe As from White Plains High we go With this thought we are consoled We have our education, worth more to us than gold. For us the days of learning Aren't ended, not at all For if we think we've learned it all Our time has come to fall Though years from now, we all will be Scattered far and wide As we look back toward White Plains High Our hearts will fill with pride. With tearful eye and saddened heart With old friends and teachers we now must part This doen't mean we part forever In our thoughts we'll be together. Through happiness, sorrow, and strife Not merely to exist, but to amount to something in life. SYBIL S. INMAN Class Poet Graduation Exercises The Senior Class of WHITE PLAINS HIGH SCHOOL announces Commencement Exercises Tuesday evening. May twenty-ninth Nineteen hundred and fifty-six at eight o'clock White Plains High School Auditorium Class History As we, the Seniors of 1956, complete our scholastic voyage and face the future, we would like to recall the eventful days of yester years. In the year of 1944, we. set sail, starting on the long voyage of education. Some were scared and wanted to turn back, but with Mrs. Childress as our Captain, we set sail again. We traveled to the ports of Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Badgett, Miss Nichols, Mrs. Siske, Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs. Simpson, and Mr. Boyles. Finally in 1952, thirty-five of us docked in High School. We were at last Freshmen. With Mrs. Patterson as our Captain, we soon got adjusted to the High School life. The Freshman yearwas an eventful one and soon it had slip¬ ped by and we were on our way to the Sophomore Class, with Mr. Comer as our teacher. In the tenth grade, all our time was spent studying biology. The girls even had to catch polywogs out of Meadow Creek. In the Junior Class, we were busy from the start, electing officers, order¬ ing class rings, selling cards and stationary, selling refreshments at ballgames, and other things to raise money for the Junior-Senior Banquet, which was held May 6, 1955 at the Mount Airy Y.M.C.A. The theme The Four Winds was carried out and entertainment was from the four corners of the world. An¬ other highlight was our Junior Play, Accidental Hero which was given on April 1. We really worked hard and it was declared a great success. This year Miss Badgett was our sponsor. At last we were dignified seniors. Under the leadership of our newly elect¬ ed class officers: President, Sybil S. Inman; Vice-President, P. C. Smith; Secretary, Jesquer Atkins; T re asurer, Gilbert Huffman; and Sponsor, Miss Simpson, we elected the annual staff, selected class colors, flower, motto, mascots, and superlatives. The highlight of this eventful year was the Junior-Senior Banquet. Again this year, it proved to be a great success and we shall always remember this grand occassion. Finally we, twenty-four in number, marched slowly up the aisle to receive our long awaited diplomas and to dock on the other side. GILBERT HUFFMAN Class Historian Class Prophecy It is customary for the class prophet to consult someone who can unveil the future and foretel I the destiny of each member of the Senior Class . Being duly elected to the signal honor of prophet of the Class of 1956, I shall not deviate from the old custom. Dropping unexpectedly into the establishment of the Great Swami Whodunit, I asked him to help me. He agreed to do his best and vye were off. First to appear in the crystal ball was the name of the territory; Mount Airy! A sign, Brintle, Attorney-at-Law caught my eye as it swung from a building. On entering, I found Thomas Brintle, as a pompous and dignified lawyer with none other than our classmate, Gladys Hicks as his efficient secretary. Then came Rodney Woodring, who is pursuing women, no less! Rodney has a job as life guard at Myrtle Beach, and spends the time rescuing helpless females. Wonder if Rodney can swim? It looks as if there is a woman in distress now I Who is that chasing that Powers Model, Sybil S. Inman? Why, its the woman lover, J. Glen Nichols. Oh, J. Glen tripped over a rock! I suppose its well that he did, for Taylor is close behind! J. Glen is going to the first-aid station. There's the head nurse of the clinic, Faye Brintle. Man, she can really bandage those cut and bruises! The scene now changes to a fine night club in New York. Just look who manages this joint. . .Lonnie Draughn and Grady Coe; co-owners of Hernandoes Hideaway. The feature attraction is that Italian song-bird, Diasy Peele. Dixie Schmidt is also employed there, but this is her night off! Looking over the table down front, I noticed Rex Atkins. Rex is now manager of State's basketball team, and he boasts Bevo Francis as his star player. The crystal ball now takes us to Detroit, where David Cassell and Donald Marshall are employed by General Motors. David is a test driver . He should tear them up if anybody can I Bill Stewart has just found his new job! This is the fifth one since graduation. Oh well, Bill never seemed to make up hismind about a lot of things. He's now the foreman at Hanes Hosiery Mill. Surely everybody didn't leave home I No, the scene now changes to dear ole' White Plains. What’s this new buildingon the square? Why, it's a restaurant, and Eugene Simmons is owner. Of course, he can't operate such a large place of business by himself. He has employed Erline King as head waitress. Here are some of Eugene's best customers: Wade Venable and Herbert Badgett. Some day they hope to find a single woman around here! Santa has left their stockings empty for ten years straight. It doesn't seem fair. P. C. Smith and June Badgett have been married so long they've forgotten what its like to be single. That only leaves two on the list; Jesquer Atkins and Gilbert Huffman. Jesquer is enjoy¬ ing her role in life as a h o u s e w i f e and mother, while Gilbert is studying under Frankie Dolittle, who hopes someday to show him the formulas for making triangles congruent. But then, thinking that was all, I saw a girl... Why, it was me! I'm now Society Editor of the White Plains Gazette. Thanking the Swami, who was beginning to have a headache from overwork, I left to do my work of writing this magnificient piece of journalism. Who would have ever thought things would turn out like this??? SARA JANE ROBERTSON Class Prophet MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Erl ine King Gilbert Huffman PRETTIEST GIRL MOST HANDSOME BOY Faye Brintle Donald Marshall SUPERLATIVES MOST TALENTED Thomas Brintle Sara Jane Robertson Rex Atkins MOST POPULAR Erline King CUTEST Eugene Simmons Jesquer Atkins BEST ALL AROUND Faye Brintle Rodney Woodring SUPERLATIVES BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Gladys Hicks David Cassell MOST COURTEOUS June Badgett Dixie Schmidt MOST MISCHIEVOUS Wade Venable Daisy Peele BEST SPORTS Dixie Schmidt Herbert Badgett SUPERLATIVES Erline King MOST ORIGINAL Lonnie Draughn BEST PERSONALITY Rodney Woodring Erline King MOST STUDIOUS P. C. Smith Sybil Inman NEATEST Faye Brintle Bill Stewart SUPERLATIVES MOST ATHLETIC MOST DIGNIFIED Norma Lee Nichols Thomas Brintle Bill Stewart Sybil Inman Last Will And Testament We, the Senior Class of 1956, supposedly being of sound mind and body, realizing that our school days are numbered, hereby declare this our last will and testament. To our teachers who have struggled so valiantly and so long in our behalf, we leave our appreciation for everything they have done for us. To Mr. Reece, we leave our permission to scallop the living daylights out of our precious offspring when they enter school. To Miss Simpson, we leave our undying gratitude for the work done on this annual. A pub¬ lication of all our failures and successes. To the school, we leave the peace and quiet our absence will bring. To the Juniors, we leave the responsibility of publishing the 1957 Plainsman. To the Sophomores, we leave our ability to skip class without being caught, especially the girls. To the Freshmen, we leave the confusion of high school. Have courage, we survived. To each of the Juniors, we leave these individual characteristics of the seniors: Gilbert Huffman leaves to Alvin Scott all his good grades. Donald Marshall will his desire to sleep in History Class to Ann Badgett. Norma Nichols wills her ability to drive a school bus to Betty Sue Whitt. Dixie Schmidt leaves her quietness to Ernestine Marshall. Thomas Brintle leaves his basketball ability to Thamer Cox. Gladys Hicks leaves her love for good food to Brenda Smith. Bill Stewart wills his tactful ways to Sammy Brintle. Eugene Simmons wills his shyness to Patsy Creed. Sara Robertson leaves her ability to drive a car to Frances Brintle. J. Glen Nichols leaves her flirtatious ways to Jimmy Snow. Sybil S. Inman leaves her position on the annual staff toanyone in the Junior C lass who likes to work three periods a day cuttting stencils. Wade Venable wills his ability and desire to argue to Susan Nichols. Erline King leaves her ability to belong to all the clubs to Billie Jo George. Faye Brintle leaves her happy disposition to Carol Fletcher. June Badgett and P.C. Smith leave their studious ways to Monroe Riggs. Lonnie Draughn leaves all his good times in high school to Thomas Siske. David Cassell and Rodney Woodring leave, and if they leave anything worthwhile, it is fo be divided among the Juniors. Grady Coe leaves his ability to get out of work to Glenda Simpson. Daisy Peele leaves her self-styled romatic approaches to Betty Jean Dollyhigh. Rex Atkins and Herbert Badgett leave their laziness to Ronda Smith and Fox Atkins. I, Jesquer Atkins, leave my height to Barbara Hall. In witness hereof, we, the Senior Class of '56, do hereby sign and seal this our last will and testament on the seventeenth day of October, nineteen hundred, fifty-five. JESQUER ATKINS Class Testator Marshals Left to right: Chief, Erline King; Gilbert Huffman, Sybil S. Inman, Rodney Woodring, Sara Jane Robertson JUNIOR SNAPS '-- ■ M-k umors Juniors SUSAN NICHOLS President ERNESTINE MARSHALL Vice-President BETTY JEAN DOLLYHIGH Secretary ANN BADGETT Treasurer SAMMY BRINTLE FRANCES BRINTLE THAMER COX PATSY CREED CAROL FLETCHER BILLY JO GEORGE BARBARA HALL MONROE RIGGS ALVIN SCOTT THOMAS SISKE RONDA SMITH JIMMY SNOW BRENDA D. SMITH GLENDA SIMPSON BETTY SUE WHITT FOX ATKINS omoreS Sophomores JIMMY CHILDRESS President RALPH HUFFMAN Vice-President LIBBY MARSHALL Secretary PHYLLIS SCOTT Treasurer DON ATKINS JANET BADGETT BYRONA BUNKER BILLY CASSELL WADE CRUISE GENE DRAUGHN EVERETT FELTS GEORGIA HARRELL ARTHUR HARRELLSON LOLA HAYES DON HAYNES JIMMY HICKS PAT JACKSON JO ANN JOHNSON WAYNE JOHNSON BILLY KIDD HUGH MARION MILLIE MARSHALL EVA PEELE LULA POTTS FRANCES SIMMONS WENDOLYN VENABLE EDITH WATSON LAWRENCE WILSON men NANCY BADGETT President DEAN DRAUGHN Vice-President NANCY MOORE Secretary ANNE BRINTLE Treasurer BROADUS ATKINS PAUL BADGETT FRANCIS BOND HENRY BRINTLE CHANG BUNKER JO ANN CARPENTER ARCHIE CREED PATSY FLETCHER RAY HARDY TOMMY HAYNES PATTY JEAN HICKS EARL JONES WALLACE JONES CLARENCE MARSHALL AUBREY NICHOLS BEN NICHOLS WAYN E NICHOLS ALLIE PORTIS KAY REECE VERSIE SOWDER DAISY SIMPSON STARR SISKE CARNELL SMITH DENNIS STOCKTON GLENDA TICKLE YVONNE TICKLE EARL WILSON REX YOUNGER raaeS Elementary Faculty MRS. ROSCOE CHILDRESS Grade One MRS. PERRY TAYLOR Grade Two MRS. ERNEST CHILTON Grades One and Two MRS. MADGE BADGETT Grade Three MRS. GASTON CHRISTIAN Grade Four MRS. HOWARD MARSHALL Grades Three and Four MRS. DEWEY SISK Grade Five MRS. FOX LAWR ENCE Grade Six MR. ROY JOHNSON Grades Five and Six MRS. ROBA SIMPSON Grade Seven MR. JAMES G. MILLS Grades Seven and Eight MRS. THOMAS NORMAN Grade Eight Mrs. Norman s Eighth Grade MARY RUTH ATKINS SHIRLEY ATKINS MARY J. CARPENTER HILDA CREED JANE CREED JEAN CREED JOE CREED WILEY CRUISE ULYSSES DOLLYHIGH JOANNE DRAUGHN ELEANOR GIBSON COLEN HALL CATHERINE HAYNES LEE ROY HICKS EDDIE JOHNSON PATSY JOHNSON JUDY JONES KENNETH KALLAM LINDA KEY VANCE MARION BETTY MAULDIN REX MAULDIN RONALD MOSLEY JIMMIE RAY NEWMAN JOY NEWMAN HAL NICHOLS JANIE O'NEAL LOUISE PARKS BARBARA SIMMONS BARBARA TERRY DONALD TICKLE RONALD VENABLE BOBBY WATSON LEONARD WILSON Mrs, Mills’ Seventh and Eighth Grades JOYCE ATKINS LOIS ATKINS LARRY ATKINS TOMMY BONDS RUSSELL CAMPBELL JOYCE EASTER IMOGENE GWYNN JIMMY HAYNES MADGALENE HORTON EDITH JOHNSON JUDY NEWMAN ARNOLD RADCLIFF THOMAS TERRY HELEN WOOD PEGGY ATKINS ROGER ATKINS DON BRINTLE ENG BUNKER LORETTA GOINS LEON MOSS SHIRLEY SEHEW CECIL WHITT Mrs. Simpson’s Seventh Grade JANE BADGETT GARYBADGETT MURIEL BADGETT MINERVA BADGETT BUCK BOND REX BRANCH BETTY CARPENTER MIKE CASSELL CHARLES C HILDRESS SUE CHILDRESS BUDDY CREED KYLE CREED MARVIN DRAUGHN LINDA DRAUGHN PEGGY FELTS ROGER FLETCHER GERALDINE FLETCHER MARILYN FLEMING CHARLES GUNTER NORMA HALL MARY RUTH Me DO NALD PAT MILLER JERRY MOORE MILDRED MOSS MADELLE PARKS EARLY POTTS JUNE SIMPSON JERRY SNOW DOUGLAS STOCKTON ARCHIE TOLBERT PEGGY VENABLE GARY YORK DENNIS CREED Mrs. Johnson s Fifth and Sixth Grades BARBIE ATKINS CAROL JEAN ATKINS SALLY ANN ATKINS LINDA SUTPHIN BETTY ANN THOMAS MARGARET WILSON MAX ATKINS JOE BYRD DONALD CLIFTON JIMMIE DRAUGHN ARTHUR RAY GOINS BOBBIE HAYNES COLEY RAY HODGE SAM McGEE JAMES POTTS THURMOND POTTS ESTEL SOWDER BETTY COE STELLA JOHNSON MARY RUTH LAWSON CAROL TICKLE DANIEL BENGE BILL DOLLYHIGH JUNIOR HORTON LARRY KELLAM JAMES SNOW Mrs. Lawrence s Sixth Grade CHARLES ATKINS LONNIE RAY ATKINS CAROLYN BRANCH BETSY BUNKER JOY COLLINS GARNET COX SHIRLEY DAVIS WADE DOBY WAYNE DOBY LARRY EAST BRENDA HICKS CHARLES HUTCHINS BOBBY JACKSON TEDDY RAY JOHNSON EDDIE LAWRENCE STEVE LAWRENCE TONY LAWSON TOMMY MARSHALL TOMMY MUSTIN HOPE NEWMAN CLAY PEELE JOE PUCKETT ROGER SCOTT HARRELL SMITH DELPHIA THOMAS JOYCE TICKLE DOUG WILSON Mrs. Sisk’s Fifth Grade Mrs. Christian’s Fourth and Fifth Grades Mrs. Marshall s Third and Fourth Grades Mrs. Badgett’s Third Grade Mrs. Taylor s Second Grade Mrs. Chilton s First and Second Grades Mrs. Childress’ First Grade 4 Glee Club DIRECTOR PIANIST Future Farmers of America Home Economics Classes :@sasB!H« Senior Class Future Teachers of America Bus Drivers REX ATKINS GRADY COE NORMA LEE NICHOLS GILBERT HUFFMAN THAMERCOX Score Keepers Time Keeper: GILBERT HUFFMAN Score Keeper: GLENDA SIMPSON Senior 4-H Club Junior 4-H Club Front Row: Edith Watson, Byronna Bunker, Lola Hayes, Norma Lee Nichols, Phyllis Scott, Frances Simmons, Betty Jean Dollyhigh. Second Row: Ernestine Marshall, Wendolyn Venable, Frances Brintle, Coach Swanson Richards, Janet Badgett, Daisy Simpson, Nancy Badgett. t. JK Front Row: Ralph Huffman, Wade Venable, Wayne Johnson, Thomas Brintle, Rodney Woodring, Lonnie Draughn, J. B. Schmidt. Second Row: Manager David Cassell, Alvin Scott, Jimmy Hicks, Gene Draughn, Jimmy Childress, Coach Swanson Richards. Cheerleaders Chief, Jesquer Atkins; Co-Chief; Sara Jane Robertson, Billie Joe George, Erline King, Nancy Moore, Patsy Creed, Pat Jackson Senior Players Baseball Seated: Coach, Swanson Richards; Wade Venable, Herbert Badgett, Rodney Woodring, David Cassell, Thomas Brintle, Lonnie Draughn. Standing: Jimmy Childress, Ralph Huffman, Gene Draughn, Jimmy Hicks, J. B. Schmidt, Alvin Scott. SNAPS -ydduettlS em en WORKMAN’S FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ON A RAINY DAY, THERE'S NOTHING LIKE READY CASH IN YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT Be prepared against the uncertainties of the future. Save regularly and put the funds where they will keep on growing. Money saved with us earns two liberal dividends each year. Open your account to¬ day. Save any amount . but save REGULARLY. MEMBER FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM 16 SOUTH MAIN STREET PHONE 243 MT. AIRY, NORTH CAROLINA THE SURRY COUNTY LOAN TRUST CO. Members ofF.D.I.C. SOLICITS YOUR BUSINESS There Are Larger Banks But None Safer GRANITE CITY MOTOR COMPANY, INC. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES from YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER Telephone 310 457 North Main Street MOUNT AIRY, NORTH CAROLI NA FIRST NATIONAL BANK Established 1893 SIXTY-THREE YEARS CONTINOUS SERVICE MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Mount Airy, Nort h Carolina Compliments ot NORTH CAROLINA GRANITE CORP. Mount Airy, North Carolina Compliments of TODD-HARRIS TRACTOR CO., INC. THE FERGUSON SYSTEM Phone 911 DOBSON NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of D AND W SHIRT FACTORY Mount Airy, North Carolina Compliments of WOODRUFFS FLOWERS 123 Church St. Phone 5 MOUNT AIRY, N.C. White Plains Agent: Friends Missionary Society Compliments of Compliments of VAUGHN BROS. ASHBURN DISTRIBUTORS OF Sealtest Milk and Dairy Products Mt . Airy, N.C. and Galax, Va. Phone 1263 '! - . HOSIERY MIIIS Mount Airy, North Carolina : Compliments of RED’S ESSO RENFRO SERVICE CENTER ! HOSIERY MILLS TIRES, TUBES BATTERIES Mount Airy, North Carolina Phone 894, Mt. Airy, N.C. ( ( i L ( ) - 1 HERFF-JONES CO. RINGS - INVITATIONS MEDALS - TROPHIES E. W.Paddison, Representative MOUNT AIRY, N.C. WOODS TELEVISION AND APPLIANCES The Finest in Sales Service Worth at Rockford, Phone 1043 Mt. Airy, North Carolina Compliments of TRIO KNITTING MILLS | Mount Airy, North Carolina BARGAIN CENTER We Sell for Less Shoes and Ready to Wear for all the Family -J Compliments of MOUNT AIRY KNITTING MILL Mount Airy, North Carolina - - ™ - Compl iments of W. S. WOLF'S DRUG CO. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS R. P. JONES E. C. COLLINS W P AQ 10,000 WATTS 740 Kc Phone 1400 and 1401 ] Compliments of MIDWAY SERVICE STATION DUKE POWER COMPANY Mount Airy, North Carolina Groceries-Feeds-Gas-Oils | COBLES COBLES Milk Ice Cream Located on Highway 601 MIDWAY Between Mt. Airy and Dobson ! 1 - - - - - - Compliments of t JACKSON BROS. ; FRANK HENN IS AUTO SALES Home of Better Used Cars Phone 708 Mt. Airy, N.C. Mt. Airy's First Department Store i. JONES MEATS GROCERY BRAY'S MILL Rt. 4, Mt. Airy, N.C. Manufacturers of FLOUR, MEAL, FEED, ICE Phone - 1654-W Phone 28 i - — ---- - — — - - - - - Compliments of SURRY INSURANCE AGENCY : BLAKENSHI P McAULEY Guild Opticians J. T. Threatte W. Frank Comer Graham Brasington 446 N. Main St. Phone 1589 Dobson, North Carolina Phone - 2205 MT. AIRY COAL YARD GROCERY Office Phone 340-1150 Res. Phone 1229-1108 325 Willow Street J. H. Cox G. E. Sparger WAYSIDE SERVICE STATION Highland Park Operatied by C. V. LAUGHRIDGE - - - - — - - - - n !; Compliments of PARTRIDGE TEXTILE INC. Mount Airy, North Carolina i: THE FAIR STORE !; Fair and Square ; OUTFITTERS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY ; Call 1442 194 Main St., Mr. Airy, N.C. MOSLEY'S SUPER MARKET Your Complete Food Store SHOP WHERE YOU CAN PARK West Lebanon St., Mt. Airy, N. C. MOUNT AIRY FARM CENTER Feed, Seed, Baby Chicks and Poultry equipment West Lebanon Street Mount Airy, N.C. JONES FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Ambulance Service Join Frank Jones' Mutual Burial Asso. Phone 3 Mt. Airy, N.C. W.E. MERRITT CO. Established 1888 Mt. Airy, N.C. F. REES BEASLEY CLEANERS For the Best in Service Men's and Bo 's Clothing Phone 3305 Mount Airy, N.C . Dobson, N.C. 1 - - - — - AUSTIN-BLACKWELDER BOWMAN ELECTRIC CO. FURNITURE CO., INC. General Electric Appliances The Home of Quality Furniture Sylvania T.V. Radios for Less Money. 126 Pine Street Mt. Airy, N.C. Phone 2451 Dobson, N.C. . — — - ■ - . — - — . - - - Phone 884 EOWLER MOTOR CO. 1 - - — - - - — ; SNOW'S GARAGE Compliments of ! Flair-Fashioned V-8 GENERAL REPAIRS Dodge-Plymouth TIRES AND BATTERIES — — — — • - - - — — i MERRITT MACHINE i J. J. SHACKELFORD SUPPLY CO. ! Mill Supplies Electrical Supplies All Work Guaranteed Pipe Fittings 440 North Main Street South Pine Mt. Airy, N.C. f rrrrr _ , , - j HOLLINGSWORTH DRUG COMPANY Your Friendly Rexall Drug Store Main Street Mt. Airy, NX. Compliments of THE DERBY COTTAGE Mt. Airy, NX. Hiway 52A Phone 1390 MOODY FUNERAL HOME, INC. 121 Franklin St. Phone 65 Mount Airy, N.C . HARRELL OIL CO. Esso Heating Oils Furnace Cleaning 705 Spring Street Mt. Airy, North Carolina HUTCHENS LAUNDRY CLEANERS A Mother's Care for Al I Your Wear | 108 Spring Street Mt. Airy, N.C. HYLTONS AUTO SUPPLY HARDWARE - HOUSEWARE MAYTAG - DURO-THERM FRIGIDAIRE BRITTS MOTOR COMPANY Best used cars in seven states H. M. Britt C. S. Clark R. L. Weddle Mount Airy, N.C . _ _ DAIRY QUEEN BEST IN SANDWICHES ICE CREAM CURB SERVICE MT. AIRY. N.C. Compliments of BLUE RIDGE ESSO STATION PHILIP SNOW GENERAL MERCHANDISE Washing, Lubrication Tires and Tubes SHOES, GROCERIES, NOTIONS Owner-F.A. Williamson Corner N. Main Lebanon Sts. Toast, N.C. Mt. Airy, N.C. - — — - - - — - B 0 FURNITURE CO. Compliments of A Littie Better for BLUE VUE RESTAURANT A Little Less Operated by: COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Mt . Airy and Winston-Salem i- _ . _ _ Edd Banner Bill Money _ _ i. BELTON'S LAUNDRY CLEANING CO. FULLERS, INCORPORATED U-San-O Cleaners Phone 410 or 351 Furniture Appliances ! Corner Franklin-Willow Sts. 737 S. Main Street Phone 674 Mt. Airy, N.C. Mt. Airy, N.C. — - - - — - - . — _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ - _ _ L LILLIAN'S BEAUTY SHOP Hair styling, specializing in Helen Curtis Permanent Waving Phone 2360 Be a Beautician Enroll in ALICE'S BEAUTY SCHOOL 126 Moore Ave. Mt. Airy, N.C. Profession, Security A Career Phone 1459 SLATE'S MOTOR COMPANY - . - NATIONWIDE INS. CO. Good Used Cars with Many Unused Miles Auto-Fire-Casulty-Life ! THE TRADING POST Caleb H. Hill, Agent Office in F.C.X. Store South Main St. Mt. Airy, N.C. Mt. Airy, Phone 655 : . . . - . i - - — - — - - — - - — LAMM DRUG CO. CARTER FURNITURE CO., INC. L. M. Lamm, W. A. King 220 Main St. Mt. Airy, N.C. PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS The House of Satisfactory Service | - - - - PIGGLY WIGGLY SUPER MARKET 144 West Oak Street Mount Airy, N.C. } ALMA'S BEAUTY SHOP Over Surry County Loan Trust Phone 336 ! _ _ CROSS INGHAM TRACTOR . . i COMPANY Compliments of ; Ford Tractor Sales and Service 235 Willow Street, Mt. Airy, N.C. Phone 192 YORK OIL COMPANY : White Plains, N.C. ; Phone 1640 J ; Compliments of GRANITE CITY MEMORIALS, INC. West Lebanon Street Mt . Airy, North Carolina id ea lTsuper mark et Fresh Meats and Fancy Groceries Phone 1510 Mt. Airy, N. C. Compliments of COLLINS UPHOLSTERY Flat Rock, N.C. JESSUP-BROWN SHOE STORE Headquarters for teen-age shoes Mt. Airy, N.C. Compliments of STANDARD MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacturers of School Seatinq MAXDAVIS S HOE S TORE A Fit Is The Thing Located between Lamm's Drug Wood's 5 10 WHITE PLAINS GROCERY Meats Groceries Gas Oil Phone 1717-W White Plains, N.C. PMjTcXiXow STATION Mount Airy, N.C. Phone 372 INMAN'S T. V. AND AIR CONDITIONING 129 W. Pine St. Mt. Airy, N.C. For Sales and Service Compliments of COLONIAL RESTAURANT Main Street Mt . Airy, North Carolina _ _ _ _ FANT'S SHOE SHOP BEST IN GOOD SHOE REPAIRING Compliments ALLISON TREE SERVICE STATION Located on Mt. Airy-Dobson Highway CAR-DEL SUPPLY CO. Distributors of Griffins - Wise Stewart's - Dolly Madison Mount Airy, N.C . BREED'S SHOE SHOP We don't cobble them. We make them like new. Mt. Airy, North Carolina SWANSON MOTOR CO. Buick-Ponfiac Sales and Services Phone 400 West Lebanon St., Mt. Airy, N.C. Compliments of G. C. HAUSER CASH STORE Mt. Airy, N.C. -j R. AND G. HARDWARE Dobson, N.C. Phone 3575 C ompliments of QUICK SERVICE LAUNDRY 407 Willow Street Mount Airy, N.C . DOBSON DRUG STORE Dependable Drugs Reasonable Prices Phone 3285, Dobson, N.C. WHITE PLAINS CORN FEED MILL White Plains, North Carolina Trade At: EPPERSON'S QUICK SERVICE GROCERY We Give Family Discount Stamps Phone 1639-R, White Plains, N.C. parkTessoTervice Esso Gas Oil - Oil Filters Tires Tubes Flats Fixed White Plains, N.C. TOAST SUPER MARKET Your Town and Country Store Wholesale and Retail Toast, North Carolina Compliments of PANSY'S BEAUTY SHOP 321 Andrew Street Phone 1583 Open nights by appointment Compliments of TOWN TIRE SERVICE Recapping Mount Airy, N.C. THE MT. AIRY NEWS Published twice weekly Mount Airy, N.C. VILLAGE MARKET Finest in Fresh Meats and Groceries Dobson, N.C. Phone 2585 BOYLES Shoes for the Entire Family Mt. Airy, North Carolina MOODY TRIANGLE GULF SERVICE Otto Moody, Owner ROAD SERVICE North Main St., Phone 2270 Compliments of THE CANTEEN Mount Airy, N.C. AUTOGRAPHS ' ■ AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS mm IliiMi m •ft liH gtg s