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CLE-TRACKS
OF
1957
Published by
THE SENIOR CLASS
of
CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL
CLAYTON, NORTH CAROLINA
Assistant Editor
Glenn Walton
Business Manager
Glenwood Stephenson
CLE-TRACKS STAFF
TO OUR PARENTS
Because of the faith, understanding, and sincerity that you
us; because you have sacrificed so much to keep us
have given
in
school for twelve years so that
and most of
all for your love,
Hundred and
Fifty
Cle-Tracks,
to you.
we
we might
better ourselves;
the Senior Class of Nineteen
Seven proudly dedicate our annual, The
FACULTY
Reams
Commercial
Mrs. Frances
Mr. Gattis Horton
Mrs. Lois Fisher
Agriculture
English
Mrs. Helen Gulley
Mr. Thomas Benton
Mrs. Merdyth Lane
French
Science
Home Economics
Barbara Ann Barbour
Glee Club
Douglas
3; F.
H. A. Club
Senior Play
3;
4.
Ellis Braswell
F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2.3.
Peggy Joyce Braswell
4-H Club 1,2; F.H.A. 3,4; Librarian
Play
2;
Senior
3.
Joseph
Wade
Buffkin
Four Oaks 1,2; Coats
1.2; Football
3;
3;
F.F.A. 1,2; Glee Club
Bus Driver
4;
Senior Play
4.
Glenda Faye Byrd
4-H Club 1,2,3,4;
F.H.A. Club 3,4.
Librarian
1;
Glee Club
3. 4;
Eugene Neil Coats
F.F.A. 1,2,3,4.
Sarah LaVette Cooke
Basketball 1.2.3.4; Junior Play
3;
Glee Club
2. 3, 4;
Monogram Club
ident
3;
Librarian 1.2,
Editor of Cle-Tracks
3;
F.H.A. Club 3,4; F.H.A. Club President
Marshal
4;
4;
Monogram Club Vice-Pres4-H Club 1.2.3; 4-H Club President 3;
3, 4;
3;
Junior Class Treasurer
Monogram Club
Reporter
4;
3;
3. 4;
Superlative
Senior Play 4.
Jackie Faye Dawson
Zeb Vance
Glee Club
4;
1,2;
1, 2;
Basketball
1;
Cheerleader
Needham Broughton
Senior Play 4.
3;
2;
Superlative
Robert Earl Dupree
F.F. A.
1.2,3,4; Junior Play
3;
Bus Driver 3;
Superlative 4; Senior Play 4.
Cora Alene Francis
4-H Club
4-H Club Secretary & Treasurer;
1,2, 4;
Glee Club
Driver 4;
Cheerleader
2, 3;
Monogram Club
3; Librarian 3; Bus
3, 4;
Glenn Forrest Johnson
F. F.
A.
1. 2, 3, 4; (J.
V.
)
Basketball 3; Basketball
4; Bus Driver 4.
Sarah Evone Johnson
4-H Club
1.
Shirley Marie Johnson
4-H Club
1; F.
H. A. 3; Marshal 3; Junior Play 3;
Class Vice-President 3; Librarian 4; Historian 4;
History
Medal
3;
Mathematics Medal
3.
Lois Jean Johnson
4-H Club
F.
1. 2;
Basketball
1, 3;
Monogram Club
3;
H. A. Club 3; Class Secretary 3; Class Treas-
urer 4; Superlative 4; Echoes Staff 3; Chief
Mar-
shal 3.
Frankey Roberts Jones
F.F, A. 1,2,3,4; Superlative 4.
Alice Jean Jones
4-H Club
3; F.
H. A, Club 3.
Senior Play 4.
Dorsey Vann King
Substitute Bus Driver; Senior Play 4.
Ann King
4-H Club 1,2; F.H. A. Club
Patricia
Superlative
Secretary
4;
3;
F. F.
A.
3;
Bus Driver 3, 4;
Sweetheart 3.4; Office
Editor of Echoes 4.
Norman Franklin Lane
Fuquay High School 1,2.3; F.F. A. 1,2,3.4; Bus
Driver
3;
Baseball
3;
Basketball
4;
Superlative 4.
Betty Gail Langdon
Librarian
4-H Club
F. H,
3;
A. 3,
Monogram Club
4-H Health Queen 3; Glee Club
Basketball 1,2,3;
1.3;
4;
3;
4;
Bus Driver 4,
Judy Ann Langdon
4-H Club Reporter
4; 4-H Club 1,2,4; F.H. A.
Cheerleader 2.3,4; Glee Club 1, 3; Office
Secretary 3.
Club
3;
Rosa Lou Lee
Glee Club Officer
2.3,4; Basketball
4;
4-H Club 1. 2; Glee Club 1,
Monogram Club 3,4;
2.3,4;
Monogram Club Secretary 3, 4; F.H. A. Club 3, 4;
F.H. A. Club Secretary 3,4; Marshal 3; Junior
Play
Play
3;
4;
Librarian
2;
Class Officer 3,4;
Halloween Queen
Senior
4.
Ada Joan McElveen
Cheerleader 3,4; 4-H Club 1,2; Monogram Club
3, 4;
Glee Club
Marshal
3;
Chief Cheerleader
Zula Faye
Junior Play
3;
Superlative 4;
Librarian 2,3; Office Secretary 3,
3;
4;
4.
McGee
Glee Club 1,3,4;
Assistant 4;
4-H Club 1,3,4; Glee Club
4-H Club Song Leader 3; 4-H Club
County Council Officer; Junior Play
Club
3.
3; F.
H. A.
Doris Marie
4-H Club
Mims
FHA Club
1, 2;
3
Margie Lee Parker
Lorna Louise Peedin
Smithfield 1,2;
Science Club
FHA Club
2; Junior
1; Class
Play
Secretary 2;
3.
Clennis Josephine Smith
4-H Club
1;
FHA
3. 4;
FHA
Treasurer
3,
4;
Librarian 2; Senior Play 4.
John Harold Stephenson
Monogram Treasurer 4; Baseball
Basketball 3; 4-H Club 1.2;
J.
Score Keeper 2, 3; Monogram Club 3,4; Bus
Basketball 4;
1,2,
3, 4;
V.
Drive 3,4; Superlative 4; Senior Play
Doris
Mae
Coat
1, 2;
4.
Stephenson
FHA Club
2; Librarian 1, 2.
Glenwood Stephenson
FFA 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 2, 3,4; Basketball 3,4;
f^alph
Class President 3; Junior Play 3; Monogram Club
3;
Superlative 4; Manager of Cle -Tracks; Echos
Staff 3,4.
Carlie Judd Stephenson
4-H Club
1;
President 4;
FFA 1.2,3,4; Superlative
FFA Reporter.
4; Class
Hilda Ruth Walton
Basketball 1,2,3,4; Superlative
Bus Driver 3,4;
Club Reporter
Co-Captain
Glen
Ellis
4;
Monogram Club
4;
Glee Club
3,4;
4-H Club 1,2,4; Librarian 2,3;
4-H Officer 4; Senior Play 4.
3;
Walton
Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4;
Junior Play
4;
3;
Monogram Club
May
Glee Club
Wiggins
3. 4; F.
Junior Play
H. A. Club 3,
4;
Superlative
4;
3.
Larry Neil Williams
Bus Driver 3,4;
4-H Club
1,2.
Carolyn Marie Williams
Glee Club 2,3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Co -Captain
3,4; 4-H Club 1,2,3; Librarian 1, 2, 3; F.H.A.
Club
3, 4; F,
H. A. Vice-President 3,
4;
Monogram
Club 3,4; Monogram Club Treasurer 3; Superlative 4; Monogram Program Chairman 4; Senior
Play
4;
Assistant Editor of Echoes 4.
Marvin Yates Williams
FFA 1,2.3,4.
FFA 1.2,3;
3,4; Superlative
Assistant Editor of Cle -Tracks; Echoes Staff 3;
Senior Play 4.
Judith
3;
Monogram
Junior Play.
MASCOTS:
Winfred Craig Ennis
Rhonda Christine Ennis
CLASS HISTORY
We
the Senior Class of 1957. began
making
when
history in the fall of 1945,
a large
number of excited
Cleveland. Our elementary school days were
and somewhat confused first graders began their education here at
As the years sped by, we eagerly awaited
highlighted by picnics, parties, and a few short educational trips.
the
day we would enter high school.
out our
anticipated day arrived. Sixty-seven of us awkwardly searched
routine,
school
high
to
ourselves
adjust
homerooms and attempted to figure out our schedule. It took time to
Woodlief, we freshmen soon felt a part of
but under the guidance of all the teachers and our principal, Mr.
Glee Club, and F. F. A. activihigh school. Several members of our class began to participate in 4-H Club.
In the
fall of
1953.
much
that
Jean Johnson. Betty Gayle Langdon, and Carolyn Williams
baseball team also.
were placed on the basketball team. Johnny Stephenson and Glen Walton made the
that
we became sophomores.
By the fall of 1954, we felt that we were really advancing, for it was then
Mother and Daughter Tea.
That year the Home Economics girls gave a fashion show which was followed by a
We were especially proud of the members of our class who won recognition in this event.
Glenwood
basketball teams included Lou Lee and Glen Walton. Douglas Braswell and
ties.
Hilda Walton.
That year.
New
La Vette Cooke.
additions to the
Judy Langdon was the only
Stephenson were placed on the baseball team.
member
become
of our class to
a
cheerleader that year.
reentered school the nfext fall as Juniors,
When we
not returned.
the
But in his place,
we welcomed
advancement of our school.
The Monogram Club and the
F.
H.
a
new
we were disappointed
principal. Mr.
to learn that
Walker, who, we
felt,
A. Club were organized during our Junior year.
Mr. Woodlief had
would do much
A
large
for
number of
became members of these two clubs. That year Glenwood Stephenson was placed on the basketball
additions
team and Norman Lane was placed on the baseball team. Alene Francis and Joan McElveen were new
our class
to the
cheerleading team.
which was
excited and thrilled over the presentation of our Junior play, "A Poor Married Man",
Braswell,
Walton,
Peggy
Glen
McElveen,
Joan
composed
of
was
our
play
cast
of
directed by Mrs. Gulley. The
Williams.
Marvin
and
Johnson,
Peedin,
Shirley
Lorna
Dupree,
Robert
Glenwood Stephenson,
We were
Thenightof our Junior-Senior Banquet will be long remembered. It was held March 16, 1956 in the high
results of
school cafeteria and was followed by a prom in our new gymnasium. We were very pleased with the
the banquet and prom.
Mrs.
Boyette was sponsor for this
memorable occasion.
by presenting an arch of baseball bats for the seniors
"Play Ball". The marshals were Jean Johnson,
entitled
night
play
their
class
with
to march under in keeping
We
were happy
to take part in class night exercises
chief marshal, Shirley Johnson. La Vette Cooke, Joan McElveen, and Lou Lee.
That year three juniors distinguished themselves in the following ways: Patricia King was chosen
F.
F.
A.
Sweetheart of the Cleveland Chapter; Lou Lee won honorable mention as an outstanding guard in basketball;
and Shirley Johnson was awarded a history medal and a mathematics medal.
On September 6. 1956. the day we had been awaiting for eleven years had arrived. At last we were
Seniors!
Added
to
we had
the thrill of being seniors,
were very lucky indeed. Along the way, we had
lost as
Mrs.
Fisher as our
homeroom
teacher.
We
we
now down
felt that
well as gained a few students. Our class was
to thirty -seven.
Wewillnotreadily forget the
thrill of
receiving our class rings, of choosing our superlatives and mascots,
We are eagerly looking forward to many more important
staff.
and of electing our class officers and annual
events to follow.
After graduation,
grateful to everyone
We
the Senior Class of 1957.
who has helped
in
any way
to
as a group,
make
shall try to prove ourselves worthy of the sacrifices that
citizens of our
community and
will stop
making
history.
We
shall always
be
our education here at Cleveland High School possible.
have been made
for us
by striving to
our country.
Shirley Johnson
Historian
become good
AND TESTAMENT
LAST WILL
We, the graduating
class of 1957, realizing that the close of our school days
is
near at hand, think
wise to bequeath some of our choice characteristics to those who in the future, will undertake to
it
our
fill
places.
We
men,
have acquired knowledge and experience that will help
would be handicapped
especially the Juniors,
them
dispose of
us through our lives.
Since the underclass-
took all our valuable assets with
us,
we wish
to
as follows;
SECTION
Article
we
if
I
I
To our teachers and
we
principal,
express our appreciation for then: understanding and long-suffering
during our four years of high school.
Article
II
To the
Article
Juniors,
we leaveour
senior
homeroom, thesenior dignity and
To
the Sophomores,
we bequeath our places
and beside the radiators.
in the halls
IV
Article
To
the freshman girls, the Senior girls leave four years of untiring effort to get passing grades and
have time
still
for socializing.
SECTION
Article
the thrillof being "a Senior"
III
II
I
Their personal gifts and assets the Seniors dispose of as follows:
1.
Clennis Smith leaves her sparkling brown eyes
2.
Doris Stephenson
to
anyone who can use them
as effectively as she.
black and white saddle oxfords to Katie Bowling
leaves her beloved
to use
when Katie
wears out her loafers.
becoming engaged
Judith Wiggins leaves the thrill of
3.
Stacy Byrd and Gayle Bailey, who need only a
to
little push.
4.
Joseph Buffkin leaves his brass and ever ready
5.
Alene Francis leaves her long fingernails
6.
Doris
7.
Larry Williams leaves
Mims
comments
Mitchell Price.
to
Shirley Ogburn.
to
leaves her politeness and friendliness to Hilda Langdon.
some of
his shortness to
Harold Clifton so Harold won't be easily spotted by Mr.
Walker next year.
Marvin Williams and Dorsey King leave
8.
if
he needs
9.
their ability to sleep in class to Atlee Roberts
who always looks
as
it.
Hilda Walton leaves her extra pounds
Edith Gray Byrd, so Edith won't be whisked
to
away when March
winds blow.
Norman Lane leaves
10.
his attractive
Glenwood Stephenson leaves
James can solve them.
11.
12.
see
masculine voice
LaVette Cooke leaves her position
it
as
Jacob Parrish.
to
problems with
all his
his girl friends to
Editor of Cle -Tracks to
James Coats, with the hope that
anyone who has the ability and nerves
to
through.
13.
Pat King leaves her superlative
14.
Lou Lee leaves her boundless energy
15.
Alice Jones leaves her quietness
"Most Beautiful"
Myra Langley.
to
A. Johnson.
to B.
class to Larry Barbour in order to assure
in
some measure of peace
for
the teachers.
16.
Jackie Dawson leaves her pony-tail hairdo to Barbara Sherill.
17.
Franky Jones leaves his babyish voice to Kirby Coats.
18.
Glenda Byrd leaves her headaches
in
19.
Evone Johnson leaves her dimples
to
General Business
to all
who take the course.
Sue Beasley.
20.
Jean McElveen leaves her efficiency as office assistant
21.
Jean Johnson leaves her height to Judy Stephenson so Judy won't have to look up to H.
22.
Judy Langdon leaves her prompt answers in Economics to Marshall Dupree.
23.
Betty Gayle Langdon leaves her ability to keep her boy friend to Lois Jane Messer.
24.
Glen Walton leaves
25.
Douglas Braswell leaves
Glen Johnson leaves
27.
Johnny Stephenson leaves
his
L.
may need them.
smile and pleasantness to Weldon Byrd.
nickname "Goose" to Glen
his bookkeeping knowledge
26.
William Love.
Millard Barbour who
his driver's license to
his
to
Clifton.
to
Ronald and Donald Johnson
to
help them through
theu- senior year.
McGee
leaves her precise manner to Neta Stephenson.
28.
Faye
29.
Gene Coats leaves
30.
Shirley Johnson leaves her studiousness to Chester Honeycutt so he can remain on the ball team.
31.
Peggy Braswell leaves her
32.
Barbara Barbour leaves her dark eyebrows to John Yelvington and
33.
Robert Dupree leaves his acting ability
34.
Carolyn Williams leaves her position
his blushes to Jo Ann
fair
Eakes to add to JoAnn's already lovely ones.
complexion
to
as
to
Genevieve Langdon.
anyone who can take
Leamon Canady.
his
place
in the future plays.
co -captain of the basketball team to anyone who can take her
place.
"Most Handsome" to Stanley Whitley.
Wee" appearance to Ann King.
35.
Judd Stephenson leaves his superlative
36.
Lorna Peedin leaves her
In
"Pee
wimess whereof we do
set our seal
on
this the
28th day of
May
1957.
Alene Francis
Hilda Walton
Testators
MOST ATTRACTIVE
Pat King
Judd Stephenson
CUTEST
Jackie Dawson
Frankey Jones
MOST ATHLETIC
Carolyn Williams
MOST POPULAR
Joan McElveen
Glenwood Stephenson
Johnny Stephenson
I
Margie Adams
Earl
Adams
Gail Bailey
Millard Barbour
Larry Barbour
Marie Beasley
Sue Beasley
Katie Bowling
Cronin Byrd
Stacy Byrd
Weldon Byrd
Edith Byrd
Leamon Canady
Harold Clifton
Glen Clifton
James Coats
Kirby Coats
Marshall Dupree
Jo
Ann Eakes
Leamon Holland
Ervin Allen
Delores Clifton
Susie
Hawks
Janice Austin
Peggy Coats
Janice Honeycutt
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Glenn Blalock
Betty
Cooke
Barbara Johnson
Tommy
Boone
John Cooke
Amos
Johnson
Charles Buffkin
Janice Dupree
Rachel Johnson
Geraldine King
Sue
Marcom
Carolyn Stephenson
Jean Langdon
Elizabeth
Lamm
Mavis McGee
Jean Stephenson
Billy
McGee
Roscoe Langdon
Faye Matthews
Jean Matthews
JoAnn Ogburn
Sandra Ogburn
Rexford Phillips
Linda Stephenson
Lloyd Stephenson
Thomas Utley
Kay Baker
Donald Beasley
Gladys Bowling
Patricia Braswell
Hilda Byrd
Reece Byrd
Shepard Byrd,
Audrey Coats
Johnny Coats
Gerald Coats
Janies Coats
Ruby Canady
May Dawson
Wilbur Eubanks
Glenn Gardner
Ronnie Hargis
Brenda Hunt
Betty Sue Johnson
Sue Johnson
Mary Lou Johnson
Sherrill Johnson
Nelson Jones
Melba Joyce Jones
Margaret King
Larry Lane
Joan Langdon
Clara Faye Langdon
Lottie Bell
Jr.
Langdon
Phil King
Carol Sue Langdon
Faye Le Neave
Alfred
Carolyn Messer
Donald Mims
Jo
Carolyn Parrlsh
Betty Faye Peedln
Bobbie Pleasant
Mack
Shirley Price
McGee
Pollard
Anne Ogburn
Lynwood Stancil
Barilla Sue Roberts
Bennie Roberts
Dewey Sanders
Paul Sandy
Jimmie Stephenson
Douglas Stephenson
Lanny Stephenson
Emily Faye Stephenson Shelvia Stephenson
Alfred Taylor,
Carol Thigpen
Sherrill
Jr.
Williams
Mary Alice Windham
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Wear
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Ladies' R eady-To-Wear
North Carolina
Benson
COMPLIMENTS
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North Carolina
Smithfield
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Grantham's
Boys' &
General Merchandise
Young Men's
Hardware
Groceries
Esso Products
Shop
North Carolina
Smithfield
Account With
Willow Springs,
North Carolina
Follow The Crowd To
Foreist
Drive
For The Best
In
Smithfield
We,
the below listed
members
Foods
In
North Carolina
Johnston County Oil Men's
Association, work together to better serve you.
Bond Oil Company
Selma, North Carolina
Busy Bee Oil Company
Pine Level, North Carolina
Clayton Oil Company
Clayton, North Carolina
Julian V. Dean Oil Company
Selma, North Carolina
Gardner-Creech Oil Company
Smithfield, North Carolina
Home Oil Company
Smithfield, North Carolina
Hooks & Layne Oil Company
Smithfield, North Carolina
Ideal Oil Company
Smithfield, North Carolina
Kenly, North Carolina
A. G, Lee Oil Company
Smithfield, North Carolina
A. F. Pope, Gulf Di St.
Smithfield, North Carolina
Rogmon Oil Company
Kenly, North Carolina
Etheridge Coal & Oil Company
Purol Company, R.A. Smith
Smithfield, North Carolina
Stancil Oil & Tire Company
Selma, North Carolina
Taylor Coal & Oil Company
Smithfield, North Carolina
Watson Hdwe. Co. & Oil Co.
Kenly, North Carolina
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s
Bank of Four Oaks
K S H Texaco Service
24 Hour Wrecker Service
Bank Accounts
Gas -Oil -Washing -Greasing
Minor Auto Repairs
Tlfp Rpppnninof
Phone 9126
Four Oaks,
N. C.
Allen Johnson
Auto Loans At
Low Cost
Company
Oil
Armour's Fertilizer
Bank By Mail
Florence Mayo
With Us
Jet
Deposits Insured F. D.
I.
C,
A.W. Johnson
Benson
C. H. Parrish's
Grocery Store
and
Electric Welding Shop
F.
J.
Curers
Z.
V.Stephenson
North Carolina
Woodall
Benson, North Carolina
Shoes and Clothing
Route One
Benson
Parrish
Highway 50
North Carolina
Service Garage
Painting
Serving you for 50 years
Gw en'
Colon Benson's Brick Mason
D. L, Gregory's
Barber Shop
Body Work
Creech and Tart Grill
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Benson
North Carolina
C. R. Langdon's Store
COMPLIMENTS OF
COMPLIMENTS OF
Clay Theater
T.
O. Noles Groceries
Air Conditioned The Year Around
385-1
Telephone
North Carolina
Clayton
MEATS
GROCERIES
INDEPENDENT
COMPLIMENTS OF
Gas
Pittman's Jewelers
FEEDS
n^rcHES
Located at Junction
Highway 210
Diamonds
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Gifts
North Carolina
Angier
North Carolina
Clayton
COMPLIMENTS OF
Mitchell Barber Shop
Johnson General Mdse.
Robinette Beauty Shop
GOOD LUCK
Charm Beauty Shop
To Each
of
You Seniors
Eakes Grocery
Clayton
Clayton Sea Food
North Carolina
COMPLIMENTS OF
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Barbour S Whitley Co.
Inc,
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"Shoes For Hot and Cold Weather"
Clayton
North Carolina
Smithfield Automobile Dealers
Smithfield, N. C.
Ashworth's
Clothing For
1
Wilson Chevrolet Co.
A.M. Baggett
Chevrolet Cars and Trucks
Buie Motors, Inc.
W.O. Buie
Lincoln-Mercury
Gardner Motor Co.
Arthur Gardner
Dodg e -Plymouth
B and R Wilson, Inc.
M.B. Wilson
Ford Cars and Trucks
Pippin Motors, Inc.
Men and Boys
SHOES FOR THE FAMILY
Phone 293
1
Fuquay Springs, North Carolina
COMPLIMENTS
1
OF
1
THE FOOD CENTER
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C.C. Pippin
Cadillac -Oldsmobile
North Carolina
1
Williams Motor Co.
N. P. Williams
COMPLIMENTS
1
Little's Pontiac, Inc.
C.D. Little
OF
PAYNES DINER
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Pontiac
Whitley Auto Sales
James Whitley
North Carolina
Wholesale & Retail
Phone 3297
1
Johnson's Drug Store
Carolina Sta-Dri
Distributors
THE STORE OF PERSONAL SERVICE
WEDISTRIBUTE STA-DRI PRODUCTS,
GLIDDEN PAINTS. & HANNA PAINTS,
IpAINT SUPPLIES&BUSATTE PLASTER
TRUCK LANE SMITHFIELD. N. C
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Fuquay Springs, North CaroUna^^^
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Jordan and Holt, Inc
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HARDWARE
PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS
Smithfield, North Carolina
1
Congratulations to the graduating class of 1956-1957
from member
stores:
Barnes Furniture CompanyDenning Furniture Company
Home Furniture & Appliance Co.
Jones Bros. Furniture Co.
Jones Bros. Furniture Co.
Miller Furniture Co,
Rose & Company
Selma Furniture Company
Talton, Inc.
G. S. Tucker &
Company
Economy Furniture Company
Four Oaks, N. C.
Smithfield, N. C.
Smithfield, N. C.
Pine Level, N. C,
Kenly, N, C.
Benson, N. C.
Benson, N. C.
Selma, N.C,
Smithfield, N. C.
Smithfield, N. C.
Selma, N. C.
(Honest Dealings In Furniture)
Johnston County Furniture Association
Mrs.
W. O.
Rackley
Ladies-Betty Smart Shoes
Sun Dial Shoes
Dealer In Dry Goods, Shoes, and Clothing
Benson, N. C.
Ideal Oil
Company,
Inc.
Elbert Stephenson, Consignee
Talton Drug Store
Prescriptions a Speciality
Shell Products
Highway 210
Route
Phone 3371
1
Angier
Phone 3886
Hugh
Angier, N. C.
Benson, N. C.
Austin's
Whitley
Speciality
Company
For Good Clothes
C andies--Drugs--Notions
Cigars
And Shoes
'A Trial
Is
All
We
Ask''
Smithfield, N. C.
Smithfield, North Carolina
Gums
School Supplies
Phone 3647
Henry Whitley, Owner
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Medlin S Dorman,
Hardware — Groceries
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— Feeds — Fertilizers --Cotton
Electrical Appliances--Wagons
Benson
North Carolina
Compliments
Compliments Of
of
V
Bingham S Parrish
Insurance Agency
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Auto-Fire-Casualty
Benson, North Carolina
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North Carolina
Smithfield
Shop With Confidence
Compliments
at
Of
Leder Brothers
Bonner
And
Wear With Pride
Oil
The Newest and Most Complete
Company
Dept. Store
Smithfield
Benson, North Carolina
North Carolina
Austin's Feed Store
Men and Boy's Work
Clothes and Shoes
Seeds, Feeds, Insecticides, Hardware,
Phone 3341
Four Oaks
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Farm Implements, Coal
North Carolina
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