Woodleaf High School - Acorn Yearbook (Woodleaf, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1949 volume:

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RATLEDGE MR. ED CLICK MR. W. D. MYERS MRS. MARY ICE CHAMBERS EriqIish, History MISS IEANETTE CURRENT Science, Ecoriomics MRS. GENEVA B. I-IARRILL Home Economics MRS. LOIS SAFLEY MILLER Typing, Shorihrmd, GerierC1I Biisiri ess, Civics MR. I-IERMAN LANGFORD .ACJTICLIIIUTG MISS CATHERINE BRAZELL Bible Qi Q Fi f. in MRS. LUTHER SLOOP Eighth Grade MR. PAUL DONNELLY Eiqhth Grade MR. CECIL SI-IOAF Seventh Grade MISS CODY PARKER Sixth Grade MISS VENNIE IOE TEMPLETON Fifth and Sixth Grade MISS KATHERYN BARNES Fourth Grade MRS. LEONA BANKS Third Grade MRS. THOMAS WYCHE, IH. Second and Third Grades MISS TULIA ANN HUNT Second Grade MRS. CORA DWIRE Firsi Grade MISS CLEO OSBORNE First Grade SENICRS CLASS OFFICERS Vice-Vresident DINK SAFRIET EVA MAE SHOAF Advisor MRS. MARY ICE CHAMBERS Sefrrelury Treasurer VIRGIL BLAKE lANET ADAMS lANET ,ADAMS DONALD BAREQEE Always be Irue lo the best that is in youfj He has misclrivfg even in his eyes. H.R. President 35 H.R. Treasurer 45 E.H.A. Club EEA. l, 25 loumcllsm Club 47 lunior Play, Bus l, 2, 3, 4, Proslrlvrrl 47 Gloe Club E, 47 Beta Club Driver 3, 4. 3, 4, Socrotfrry 4, loumulism Club 3, 4, THE LEAF, Assistant Editor 3, Editorfin-Chief 47 THE ACORN, Edltor-irr-Chief 47 American Leqiorl Orcxtoriccxl Con- lc-st 35 Debuts Team 35 Iurrlor Play. TCMMY BARBER VIRGIL BLAKE 'KThe time to be happy is today. An inventive mind and hard work will make a EEA, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Baseball 3, 4, Bas- QTQW futlwe-H ketball 3, 4, Captain 4. H.R. Secretary 4, EEA. l, 2, Basketball l, 3, 4, Manaaer 2, Iournalism Club 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Reporter 3, 45 THE LEAF 3, 4: THE ACORN Business Manager 4, Debate Team 3, Oratorical Contest 3. BCBBY DEAL ANNA GRUBB The highest form of intellect is character. I am the master of my fate. HR. Treasurer 25 EEA. l, 2, 3, Iournalisrn Club 45 H.R. Secretary lg HR. Reporter 3, F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, lunior Play. ' Vice-President 3, Rarliamentarian 4g Beta Club 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 47 lournaliswn Club 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, THE LEAF Girls' Sports Editor 4, THE ACORN Art Editor 4, lunior Play. SARA IACQBS IAMES LINEBERGER Small follcs sewn Io jill fl place tim! no one else Success is sure fm' one so faithful as he. fm 7'l'l7l'Yf'f'-U 'lhmslerred from Mount Ulla, HR. Reporter 4, l'l.ll. rllll'f1t'llll'l 2, loum Illlflll Club 4. EEA. l, 2, 3, 47 Bfislielbclll l, 2, 3, -'lg Bnsebcrll 2, 47 Bela Club 3, ll, lourncxlism Club 4. BETTY IC LYERLY ALLIE GENE PCPE A smile is ll liglzl in the zuinclow OfflfflC0'l0lLlCl1, With other talents too shes blestg but 'tis her slzows 111111 the lwrzrt is lmmef' song we like the lJes1. 'llrfulfslf rrfvl lluml3wyflorv,l .ll.fX.2,3,1'l,l011mc1lis111 HR. Eeporler 35 Cleo Club l, 2, 3, fl, EHJX. l, 2, fllulv 15, fl, Tllll l,lfAl' Aly Mlxfqlrxim- Drive Ccxplmin 3, 3, 47 lourrmlism Club 3, 4, THE LEAF 4, lunior Play llllllfrl ljlfly fl. 3, Bflslialbflll l, 2, 3, 4. BILLY WARD We may be as good as we please if we please to be goodf, HR. President 25 PPA. l, 2, 35 lournalism Club 45 THE ACCHN Business Manager 45 Glee Club 45 lunior Play. EVEBETT Sl-IOAF A marfs own manner and c'lLa'ractev' are what most become him. l-l.R. Vice-President l5 HR. 'Treasurer 35 FRA. l, 2, 35 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 45 lourrialism Club 45 THE LEAF 45 THE ACORN Circulation Man- ager 45 lunior Play5 Bus Driver. JUNIORS President HELEN WETMORE Vice-President RENA MOORE Secretary MAROLINE SEAMON Treasurer VVILLIE PERRELL BETTY OVERMAN KATRINA LIVENGOOD REBA MOORE BETTY PINKSTON BILLY STEELE AARON GODBEY JUNIGRS MILDRED GENTLE IOE ROBBINS IOI-INSIE PINKSTON LYDIA ANN BAILEY IOYCE WILLIAMS NORMA INETMORE MAX GRANT RICHARD CURRENT IANE MORGAN MARY ANN WETMORE 44. w. N M I. my-x I 11 f.I1 ' II: I L.: Im II 11 Puqqy Mn'Dc111i'-I, Amw Adams, BMW Rntlwdqv, I'1'iSv1IIu MVUIIII1-'I, ww II: I M, Arm' F1sIwr, I3wIIwrf-S Lyw-xI',', Frvxlxvfs I'us1m, IIIIIII Azimus, Gvrnlni Stvrl-X, Ray II II' .,., 1' In-II1:II,II1rI Ixlw 'J I I I'!I1..k,. W. II.1I1II 1!Iz, Imwxws I31111qIv, Linn: BrI,u'k11xs, Clydv I,iypmd, BI-zmy II1lIic1rf'I. I I, UI 1 I1 1 I' IIIII IVIIUIIIQ1 Iyurly, Mfxrqrfl I,yvrIy, I'vfgqy Ws'IvIw, Iwmn' IVIIIIQI, Nlxxmiu Suv -- I xv' 'III ' 1 I1 Wf:I:, 111, Umm Inn LfI1Ik, IVIONU Msulmw, IIc1I::y K11IuImnS, Ifbqqy TIIYIMY, Ruth I, I I I II III I1vcI.1 I,Il1I,II, I1ImItIw Kmlfy, Imm Crmliwxci, CIIIII1--I VNwcwcI, Nmnm Puxxxlmy Ulvo II I5 I III' I ms I Im I,vf-1I'.', NUI SI f' Iv, FIIIIIIC I-Imvvvr, I,1v1-Ind W1IIimxwS, W. II. Mywrs, Ir., II:v.',' IJIIH In 'I I IW Il, II Hy Clwxxxiwni, Iiimw M1.IInmif'I, Lisxxv H-'rn-yvv1lI, I. Ill. Bnr1qIw, Mrs. I.v1S III 1, :XII vis' I GRADUATICN MASCOTS CLASS NIGHT OFFICERS MARTHA ABERNATHY . . daughter of XINA GRUBB, Prophetess DONALD BARBER Gxftormn Mr' cmd Mrs' W. T. Abemuthy 'A SHOAF, Stcmtisiicicm BILL NVARD, Testcxtor VELT PENLEY' IR- RGIL BLAKE, Poe-1 DINK SAPRIET, Historian Son of Mr. cmd Mrs. Velt Penley CLASS POEM Trust of men, hopefully climbing, Upwards, upwards, toward the sun, Never ceasing, but always trying, Not finished, lust begun. Who, still toiling, fore'er striving, To reach the ladder's topmost rung, Which, upon reaching, strive harder yet, saying Not finished, Iust begun. 'Working together, acting together, With more in mind than just mere fun, With this one thought, shared equally by all, Not finished, lust begun. Leaving these halls of instruction, Glad-hearted that We have made our run, Yet With serious thoughts of future Work, Not finished, Iust begun. VIRGIL BLAKE, Poet MOTTO Not finished: just begun. riowizra ' cLAss coioas Red Carnation Red and White History Of The Class Cf '49 To tell fully the history of the class of '49 would involve a huge undertaking-yes, even the Writing of volumes. But I only Wish to pass on to you the highlights of the many events of our group. ln l945, an excited and happy group of forty-three boys and girls entered Woodleaf High School, realizing an ambi- tion cherished throughout our elementary school days. At last we were Freshmen! We soon learned the new Ways of high school life, and worked steadily from this first rung of our Education ladder toward our Sophomore year. Climbing the second rung we found our group had de- creased to thirty-three. Mrs. Dave Graham was our generous and kind sponsor for the Freshman and Sophomore years. Events happened fast, and soon before We could realize it, the year sped by and the third rung, our lunior year, was reached. This was one of our most eventful years, although our group had decreased to eighteen. We shall never forget the selling of magazines, and the lunior play. The lunior-Senior banquet was the highlight of this year. Miss Current was our sponsor. Finally the day of days arrived and our ambition cher- ished throughout our high school days was realized. We were Seniors! Although only fourteen of us reached this top rung on the Education ladder, we were determined to make this our best year. We were very fortunate to have Mrs. David Chambers as our sponsor. She was kind and always ready to lend a help- ing hand in any Way she could. We Wish to thank our prin- cipal, Mr. C. W. Harrill, each member of the faculty and each pupil who has helped make our High School days pleasant and worth while. Thus from the bottom of the ladder of Education, We have achieved the highest point offered in our high school, but We trust that We shall follow our motto- Not finished, just begun. DINK SAFRIET, Historian Last Will and Testament As we, the members of the Senior Class of '49, make our final exit through the doors of Woodleaf School, we wish to bestow upon the members of the lunior Class the following: ,lanet Adams leaves her pink glasses and all around abil- ity to Richard Current. - Eva Shoaf and Allie Pope leave their second bowls of soup and their ladle spoons to Mary Ann Wetmore and lane Morgan. Sarah Iacobs bequeaths her size to Norma Wetmore. Bobby Deal leaves his bashfulness to Reba Moore and Betty Ann Overman. Anna Grubb leaves her innumerable pairs of shoes to Max Grant. Everette Shoaf leaves his height to Rena Moore. Donald Barbee bestows his glamorous Monday morning haircuts upon Ioe Robbins. Iames Lineberger bequeaths his mathematical ability to Katrina Livengood and lohnsie Pinkston. Betty lo Lyerly leaves her shorthand notebook to Helen Wetmore and Mildred Gentle. Bill Ward leaves his right to use the school's brooms and wheelbarrow to Willie Perrell and Lydia Ann Bailey. Virgil Blake leaves his l,2l7 girl friends to Aaron Godbey. Dink Safriet wills his dearly beloved book, Economics in Everyday Life, and his blond hair to Billy Steele. Tommy Barber leaves the pencil with which he has been farming for three years to Ioyce Williams, Maroline Seamon, and Betty Pinkston. To the entire lunior Class go the second, third, and fourth row seats in the auditorium. With our very best wishes to the faculty and the entire student body, the Senior Class com- pletes its will, and now says good-bye. BILL WARD, Testator PRQPHECY I, Anna Grubb, one of the many John Powers world-famous models, was walking down Fifth Avenue one day recently with the model's usual luggage, a hat-box and a make-up kit, when I noticed I had passed the business district and had reached a lovely park. The freshness of the grass and shade was so appealing to me I went over and sat down. Kicking off my shoes, I leaned back in my seat, my eyelids grew heavy, and I slept. Force of habit caused me to pick up my compact and begin to comb my hair, but when I looked in the mirror I saw faint objects moving and I began to hear music. A band which I recognized as Guy Lombardo's was playing the sweetest music this side of heaven with an enchanting vocal by a beautiful girl in a dress of cloudy white silk. Why! it was Allie Gene Pope, the girl who was voted best looking in my senior class. But this lovely scene began to fade and I found myself back in surroundings so familiar my heart ached. It was dear ole' Woodleaf High where I was met at the office door by the principal, Mr. James Lineberger, who evidently was running the school his way. For on the playground I saw twelve grades playing games of various kinds while Mr. Lineberger sat in a rocker on the porch. My attention was soon attracted by a neat little lady who was efficiently fulfilling her duties as switchboard operator at Woodleaf by politely turning away the thousands of calls from pupils who wished to enter this greatest and easiest high school in the United States, Sarah Jacobs. This scene moved down the road a short distance to a beautiful country knoll. There spread over the hills were numerous white structures. At the road where I turned in I read Potneck Juicery on a small neat sign. After I drove through about a mile of pastures, I reached a pretty little cottage. Peeping through the window, what do you think I saw? Eva Mae Shoaf in a frilly white apron, standing by an electric churn printing the loveliest molds of rich chocolate butter. Too soon this scene faded and I found myself at a basketball game. Glancing up at the scoreboard I found I was at the Whoop and Holler University, and the home team was ahead iifty points, with the half just over. A loud shout attracted my attention to the cheerleaders who had just made their debut led by their chief uwhooper and hollerer Bill Ward. flncidentally, his co-cheerleaders were fifty beautiful girls in grass skirts.J Again I hear shouts, why! another baksetball game, I at once saw a tall, handsome figure. This every-angle Casanova proved to be Everett S-hoaf, who easily sank thirty baskets, giving a glorious victory to his team, State. Wondering where my next visit would take me, I was quite startled to find myself in Raleigh, North Carolina. As I passed the Capitol I was astonished when someone yelled to me from an open window. As the voice sounded familiar to me I hastened inside to meet none other than the Hon. Dink Safriet, Governor of North Carolina. The step from Senior Class President to Governor of North Carolina is quite a step, but as I talked with him I could even imagine him as President of the United States. Going back with him to a visit to Needmore, N. C., I met another classmate, Janet Adams, who now it seemed was Dink's cousin by some act of matrimony. Despite the fact she was very busy keeping house for her husband and two children and teaching Bible in a local school, she invited me to join her on a visit to our old friend Betty Jo Lyerly, and I gratefully accepted. But upon arriving at Betty's home we found her scrubbing up her little carrot-tops and heard them saying something about daddy's big game. So we hastily said hello and goodbye, and departed. As I was leaving from this visit a well-kept farm attracted my attention. When I came to a large white house I stoped to inquire who lived there and was met at the door by the master of the house, Thomas Franklin Barber, Esq. Upon invitation I entered the house and to my surprise I found Bobby Deal there also. It seems that he was co-owner of this great estate, and their great success was due to their ability to write out with a pencil and paper what their wives could do each day on the farm, and making them do it. Leaving their farm and starting down the Mocksville Highway I saw a familiar figure lift his thumb for a ride. Stopping, I picked up Virgil Blakeand one of his 1,217 girl friends. It seems that his car was broken down and he was very determined to see a newsreel on the world's only cover-boy. I happened to join thim at the movies and to our awe and astonishment the first face flashed on the screen was that of our photogenic classmate, Donald Barbee, now making history and money as the world's smilingest cover-boy. Somehow the lights in the theater seemed to flicker on and off and the picture faded, and I wished the person behind me would stop shaking my seat-why it wasn't my seat at all, it was a kindly old cop waking me up. I sat up quickly, now fully awake. It was almost dark, the hot sun gone, and the noise and hustle of the city deadened. As I closed my compact, picked up my hat-box and walked toward home, I felt refreshed and happy. Maybe it was because of the cool air or the quietness of dusk, but I imagine it was because I had just seen some very close friends of mine as prosperous, happy citizens, and all just the same as when they were members of the class of '49. ANNA GRUBB, Prophetess STATISTICS After much work in collecting facts and figures for the greatest group ever assembled here at Woodleaf High School, I uncovered the following facts concern- ing the great class of '49. The average height of this group of dignified Sen- iors is five feet, seven and one-half inches--the boys' height being five feet, ten inches, and the girls' five feet, four an one-half inches. Our statistics show that the average weight of the boys is 147 pounds and the girls 123 pounds. Shoes range from a miniature Zh to an enlarged ll. Blue eyes prevail with a 5854 majority. Green 2124 , brown 1492 , and grey 72741. As for the hair, brunettes rule with a total of 7974. The heads of the other 21921 are topped with blonde and black hair. Iudy Garland and Gregory Peck have won the vote of our class as being our favorite actress and actor, with Iune Allyson and Dana Andrews being second choice. The number 1 hit tune of the class is Far Away Places, and the favorite movie is Gone With The Wind. Upon investigation along the political line, I find that the Democrats have a 58 QQ, majority. The' Senior Class is made up of various religious denominations, the majority being Methodist. The above facts and figures concerning the class of '49 are true to the best of my knowledge and I, the Statistician of this, the best Senior Class yet, do sol- emnly affix my signature. 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T1-HRD GRADE G111'c11c1 Fostfr, 101111 VVQ111fr, VVGYIU' OV':1r11c111, 111315 B1r11i'1:v1mod, 111111135 C1'1:111111, Burlx' 1'1'11I1l11'fI1 1G1'q11r11111f1 H6119 DC11'1r111' 131J111111111el, b3111112y SL111111311, Hcyi 133110, D11'k1v P01-C, 1131514 VV111t1, M111y P1111 Robins, 1C-C111 Shube, 161111 Szfrwi, 1:'pQF1Y Mc1y11fw, V1. 1111e LsQ1111f:r111c111, 1311111112 CC11115fhO11, Bohlvy .:111Ki1 r N1o1'r11c1 P111111111Q1', Amw PQQ111 Naya Shaver, PG1111I1U Myers, Dsi11c Snider, A111211 R1.-fe, C11c1r1 S B 11511: VJ111i11111 Ec1q1s, 11111111y CYGI1fKIIkd, 11111111y S1C111111n, 1oyu5 Curtusr, Bobby 151111 R:11v15, Peqqy Mllior, M111 113 Picrve, 12519110 Murqcm, Mrs. 1.901141 Banks, Advisor. I wet-- SECQND AND THIRD GRADE 1 1':11- 1 1 1' 1. : V11 1.11-1 1. '.f.1f 1, '11111- . 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'S lu fps FIRST GRADE ludy Klnliz, Clydrn Mac Daniels, Marie Wallrfr, Sylvia Powlas, Brenda Holi, Gal? Wrrllr-r, luliri Ann Br,fr1:1m1i, larnfis Myr rs, lirnrnli, Snfrrql, Dennis lluclqfll, Gran! l'lQqv, Bobby Parkhr, Robefrl Myurs. Crang l.yvrly, Billy for Reavis, Vlfaynr' Danrols, Huqlr 'Thomas Cliriflin, Charlos Blume, Carol Kay Willi-rms, Palsy Alfxarrder, lor' Harrorsorr Ponley, lit, Mzirqargt Livengood, ludy Ludwig, Nancy Mowsfry, ludrtlm Rau Lir-clbr rry, Miss Cleo Osborne, Tcaclrer. J M ggi . - 0 ' ww V .au ,av-' 1' XA F Q 1 , 3 r , fs 1 4 'xx 9 -r X Sw ,- gt ' pg ff fy Zy ' U iw A. iam? Y I E2 Q - Q? .xg , S :- 1f'- swfx W 9 C S X Q 3 1 Wk? ,I if 'Z 5 NF If ff? is -'Q FQ V. 041 - 1 ag X ' l V5 u 'Q ibm-y 5239 VE - 4 ,Q ' Q .QW V w'X'i2 ,I uf ,xseswaf Q Lv,- j W . Y A U- N 1' 1 R . x hi, ws gig LQ QM' sf- I- x..f x,?X JV M Qliwfm Qgwf X3 avr? 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CLUB Mary Anno Wetmere, lohnsie Pinkston, Reba Moore, lanet Adams, Betty Overman, Anne Fisher, Rena Moore, Betty Ratledae, Lois Goodman, Ann Adams, Peqqy McDaniel, Bessie Osborne, Eva Shoal, Anna Grubb, lane Morgan, Betty Lyerly, Mrs. C. W. l-larrill, Advisor, Allie Pope, loyce Williams, Katrina Livengood, Mildred Gentle, Betty Pmkston, Clara Wheeler, Nancy Lyerly, Frances Poster, Betty Pope, Helen Wetmore, Norma Wetmore, Maroline Searnon, Delores Lyerly, Priscilla McDaniel, Cleo Helper. F. F. A. CLUB Neely Moore, Ray Doss, Gilbert Aiclier, lorry Cranford, Frank Hoover, Thomas Poole, Willie Ferrell, Dan Adams, Aaron Godbey, Mr. Herman Lanqford, Advisor, Leonard Foster, Sammy Martin, Gerald Steele, Charles Klutlz, 'Tommy Barber, lames Brinqle, Bruce McDaniel, loe Robbins, l. K. Brinqle, Leonard lNilllanxs, W. B. Myres, Carl Steele, Clyde Lippard, Bobby Godbey, Iames Lineherqer, l-l. T. Hall, Gene Huneycutt, Benny Hilliard. yr' H' 1, BETA CLUB IIv.1 Mm- Shout, Prwsldvrxtg Ioyco 'vVil1in111s, Vicerprs-sidentg 1111101 Aclums, Scvretcxryy Williv Pwrrull, 'I'r1-115111- rg Vlffjll Blfrkv, Hwgvmterg A111111 Grubb, Iuno Morqun, Bclity OvQr1nu1x, Iumws I,i11eberq0r, Mrs. Mary If -- r4I111111bw1s, Advmm. M 1 K R JGUBNALISM CLUB I,v11 l1I11111t, A111111 I3111hiw, Bffty Lywrly, 11111111 Adams, Betty Ovnir111u11, Virgil Blake, M11drrci uh-111l1, M11111I1111- !'1w11111w11, Eve 11111 Sllmui, Bobby Uwul, Billy Ward, Ions Morqcm, Norma Ruth Vxlf-1I111Qm, Allnf Popw, Nllly S11-1-lf, Mruy A1111 XIV:-t111o1f, Rum Moore Holfln Wetmore, Katrina Livwrlqood, Iul1r:s1r- P1IlkSTOIl, Rehn Vfhrrrrf, Vmk Scrirwl, Dff11nId Bcrrbrrr-, Torrxmy Barber, Richard ClII'f9I1f, Iomes IA1r11rbw1'q01, Boydou DiS11IllGll, Brtty I'111ks3lf'11, Mrs. 11-1114 M1I1e1r, Advrsor. 4' ll .NA Q 4-H CLUB Wir' CHEERLEADERS Martha Lyerly, Gerald Steele, Mona Marlow, Bill Ward, Chief, Margaret Lyerly. ' ' IQ 'rw BASEBALL TEAM larnes Brinqle, Bruce McDaniel, Neely Moore, Cutlieral Wood, Willie Perrell, Ray Doss, Everett Slioaf, I. K. Brinqle, Bobby Godbey, Gene Braclcens, Tommy Barber, Virgil Blake, Billy Steele, Richard Current, laines Lineberqer, loe Robbins, Max Grant, Mr. P. W. Donnelly, Coach. Thomas Poole, Billy Lyerly, Neely Moore, Wf B. Myers, lr., Donald Poole, lolin Cliattin, Bobby Godluey, Charles Kluttz, Filmore Batledqe, Dan Adonis, Euqene Huney- futt, Aaron Godbey, Carl Messick, Troy Speas, lunior Williams, lohn Lyerly, Bruce McDaniel, Cutheral Wood. Mr. C. W. Harrill, Scoutniasterp Mr. Herman Lanqforcl, Assistant Scoutrnaster. VVOODLEAP' HIGH KING AND QUEEN IANE MORGAN DINK SAFRIET MICHAELS GARAGE DUNN TOWN Auto and Tractor Repair W. M. Rice I-Iall's Gift Shop GROCERIES on Woodleaf Road GAS 1. OIL HULL'S POTTERY, LAMPS SPAULDING CHINA, Etc. Woodleafs N' C' MRS. FLOYD HALL Rice and Ratledge Flour Mill Manufacturers of Fine Flour WOODLEAF, N. C. n Disfribufors of Red Rose Dairy and Poultry Feeds Compliments ORMAN INGLE Jeweler SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE INN DRINKS SANDWICHES of all kinds 5-PUINT DINER SERVING YOU REAL City Electric Co. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS HUMILCOOKED MEALS Appliances - Repairing Steaks - Chops Fixtures Fried Chicken 1 Short Qrders For Prompt and Elficient Service Phono 9189 1505 s. Main st. CALL 293 B. O. MYERS 117 E. Fisher St. Salisbury, N. C. Compliments Of THE J. D. LEDFORD COMPANY sir COOILEEMEE, NORTH CAROLINA C01npli11ze11ts of H ,S M 0 1 S SPORTING GOODS COMPANY STORE A Complete Line of MEATS Sporting Goods and General Merchandise Spoffs WMV GAS 1 OIL Woodleaf, N. C. 207 OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA N. Main St. Phone 818 PEANUTS PEANUT PRODUCTS IVIETI l1'l-IUUPOII X' MQW ff IU! U .. . J 1 '- 54-.a . , 1. . f'A'V',l-P? WMI' iff ,E n . '-al, -Q, ' !..5,?'::Yx k1x,,:z.. V aug f .66 .ef ,iz 'iff .E 'N Tris 1-'.'X. 512' 1, 8 A 2599 I Wil? ' x 'K . . 1754.5 ,7QC:,.. 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Compliments of The Candy Man Compliments of Builders Supply Company Salisbury, N. c. 5 Rowan Equipment Co. Bill Ketchie Friendly People 1419 s. Main st. Phone 388 il? SALISBURY, N. C. Compliments vf GOGDMAN LUMBER COMPANY When You Need a Home call 305 - 306 01' 405 GARDNER GRANITE COMPANY BUILDERS OF FINE MEMORIALS Renzenzber Your Loved Ones With a Gardner Memorial Route 3 Salisbury. North Carolina Phone 151 Simpson-Peacock STAR LAUNDRY C The Good One Launderers and Dry Cleaners Wholesale Groceries PHONE 24 111 West Bank Street SALISBURY, N C SALISBURY, N. c. MYERS BROTHERS FERTILIZERS Si? Salisbury, North Carolina ALLIS-CHALMERS DE LAVAL MILKERS NEW IDEA FARM EQUIPMENT-ATHENS BOGS Phone 1 9 6 Salisbury, N C Cobb's Service - Cenler Meats - Groceries Gas - Oil MILFORD HILLS .-Q . 1 - : :- 1 'L I f . GEO. W. BAME General Merchandise - Cotton Buyer and Ginner Fertilizers 1 Cotton Gins At Barber and Bear Poplar Compliments 0 f McCAN LESS MOTOR COMPANY DODGE AND PLYMOUTH CARS DODGE job-Rated TRUCKS Salisbury, North Carolina EDWIN EAR'-E refs Be F-fiends STATIONERY BAMBY GETS? ESEEEYLENT 5 UNBEAM sansbury, N. c. BREAD Snap Back With Stanbackn STANBACK HEADACHE PUWDERS s1'ANBAcK onus coMPANY Salisbury, North Carolina A Home Product Employing Home County People Compliments of Raney-Miller 0 Motor Company SALISBURY, N. C. ,1,.,. V f .1 .v ,X 4 '4 ' 'Q gm' 1 Q-.,',.r.r.f - QI 'A -- , . f .Q Q' Q- . 1 ,I , 1-'.wft4'K -1, '. .'..,,f,g .Nj ---1 , .1-sw - ,.. 1- ., d'.LK. - I fwmxff .xr:,.gJJ.g 4 4 , , . , 'jaw af TR- ,wm 4.-jzglf - '3f5f',v'1'Lf?q,:f. . H 1 ' - 149116-w . ...A . . - Aww 1- ff ,- ,- sf , ,iv I ., ,. 111' '- .. . . 4 ,-0 V, ,. ,. .Q as . Q . . A ,wx 4 .- . , .-':..a- ,. :rf ,ij ' x , 17.1.9 wf 4 6 .tif ' 3253! 5' ff- . --f . -ff I -vfx 4--mv, . ',1,,, ' I-V '4 ',.x. ..l. 'vga-. 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