The Pioneer [1954]

1954
PuLfiikeJ
THE SENIOR CLASS OF
NEBO HIGH SCHOOL
NEBO, NORTH CAROLINA
McDowell County Public Library
90 West Court Street
Marion,
NC
28752
We
treasure the memories of our school life and realize tnat they
become more priceless to us through the years. Perhaps through
the pages of this volume of the Pioneer, we can portray to otr.ers and
can keep for ourselves some of our cherished memories. We present
will
it
not as a literary product, but simply as a picture of happy years in
Nebo High School.
It is our wish that the joy received from this book
repay us for our efforts toward making it a success.
in later
years will
«
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For her faithfulness and kindness shown to us during our intellectual
growth thus far
for giving her time and energy so willingly to each of
us---for the unselfish way in which she gave every moment she could
spare to help with our Junior - Senior Banquet
for her many efforts
these last two years to make our class outstanding
we, the Senior Class
of 1954, dedicate this sixth volume of "The Pioneer" to our class sponsor,
MISS ROSE L. STACY.
flDmiOISTfiflTIO
Mr. J.J. Crouch, Chairman; Mr. Bernie Fender,
Mr. Ned L. McGimsey, Mr. W.G. Jarrett, Mrs. Anna Sisk.
F
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PRINCIPAL NE BO SCHOOL
MR. E. L. BROWN
MESSAGE TO SENIORS
years it has been a wonderful experience for me
young people. I sincerely hope that we here at school have
contributed something of educational, spiritual, and moral value to such a fine group
as this graduating class of 1954. In the years to follow let it be known that you have
attempted to achieve a better understanding of your fellow man, as a result of pursuing educational opportunities that many have passed by.
You now are setting upon a course of study for the continued improvement of
your life. Let the small "fire" of knowledge you have obtained at Nebo High School
burn bright, warm } and long to carry you further into the richness and greatness of
In the
to
course
of these past four
work with such
fine
better things.
I sincerely hope that in your travels you will keep in mind the sincere efforts we
have made in trying to aid you to serve mankind better. Let your efforts now be
stimulated by your knowledge of the past.
FACULTY
MISS ROSE STACY
English, French
Junior & Senior Sponsor
MR. ZEB VANCE DICKSON
Math Science
Sophomore Sponsor
,
MRS. HAUSS
Home Economics, English
Freshman Sponsor
MR.
T. W.
8th
STACY
Grade
Girls' Basketball
MISS
HELEN PLANT
7th Grade,
MR.
MRS. LOUISE FANJOY
6th
MRS.
Grade
MARGARET BARKER
6th
Grade
MR. JACK TRIPLETT
8th
Grade
Coach
Commercial
A. A. JOHNSON
7th Grade
SENIOR
CLASS
OFFICERS
CECIL BRISTOL
Newspaper Staff 12; Annual
K«y Club 10; Athletics Club
Staff 12;
9.
GENE BROWNING
4-H Club
Bus Driver 10, 11, 12;
9;
Class King 9; Library Club 9; Safety
Club 9; Dancing Club 9.
ROY EDWARDS
Athletics Club
Baseball 10,11,12;
Dancing Club 9, 10;
Annual Staff 12; Bus Driver 11,12;
Class Vice-President 11, Newspaper
Staff 12; Class King 12.
4-H Club
9;
9, 10;
INEZ FINLEY
F.H.A.Club 9,10; French Club 11,12;
Folk Dancing 10; Softball 10,11, 12;
Dramatics Club 9.
CECILE FRISBEE
Vice President Class 9; Glee Club 9;
F.H.A. Club 9, 10, (Secretary 10); Queen
9; Dramatics Club 9; Class Secretary
10; Class Favorite 10; Folk Dancing
10;Softball 10,1 1,12; Queen 10; Class
Treasurer 10; French Club 11, 12;
Miss Hi-Miss
12.
HOWARD HOLLIFIELD
BusDriver
4-H Club 9, 1 0; Marshal
1
Class President 1 1,1 2; Annual Staff
12; Library Club 9; Safety Club 9;
Folk Dancing 9.
1 1
;
1
;
SENIORS
HOWARD JAMISON
Key Club
Club
4-H Club
11;
9;
Athletics
9.
JOANNE JAYNES
Science Club 9; 4-H Club 9; 10,
Dancing Club 11; French Club
Newspaper Staff
Economics Club
12; Softball 12;
11;
12;
Home
9, 10.
SUE JARRETT
Class Treasurer 10; Glee Club 9,10,
11; F.H.A. 9,10; Basketball 10,11,12;
Allied Youth 9; 4-H Club 9,10; Beta
Club 1 1 12; Dramatics Club 9; Newspaper Staff 12; Annual Staff 12; French
Club 11, 12; Marsnal 11; Oueenl2;
Library Club 9; Vice-President Beta
Club 12.
,
LILA
B.
JENKINS
Basketball 10,11,12; Glee Club 9,10;
Dramatics Club 9; 4-H Club 9; Marsnal
1 1 Annual Staff 1 2; Beta Club 1 0, 1
1 , 1 2;
Frencn Club 11,12; F.H.A. Club 9,10;
Newspaper Staff 12; Secretary Beta
Club 12; Library Club 9; Treasurer
Class I.
;
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LIBBY LAUDERMILK
Basketball 9,10,11; Softball 9; Hiking
Club 9,10,11, President 9; Home Ec.
Club 9,10,11, President 10; Oueen 10;'
Latin Club 10,11; Commercial Club
10,11; Glee Club 11; Glee Club President 12; Chief Cheerleader 12; Editor
Newspaper
12.
CLOE PETERS
Dramatics Club 9; F.H.A. Club 9,10;
Dancing Club 10; Softball 10,11,12;
3eta Club
12;
Glee Club
9.
SENIORS
JIMMIE PYATT
Bus Driver 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10;
Library Club 9; 4-H Club 9,10; Safety
Club 9; Dancing Club 9.
JAMES REVIS
Basketball
12;
Best Athlete
Athletics Club 9;
9, 10, 11, 12;
4-H Club
9,10;
Baseball 10,11,12.
HELEN TONEY
Dramatics Club 9; F.H.A. Club 9,10;
French Club 11,12; Vice-President
Class 10; Marshal 11; Folk Dancing
10; Beta Club 10,11,12, Vice-President 12; Annual Staff 12; Newspaper
Reporter
12; Softball 10,11,12.
OPAL TONEY
F.H.A. Club 9,10; Dramatics Club 9;
Folk Dancing 10; French Club 11,12;
Softball 10,11,12; Glee Club 9.
JUNIOR TURNER
Dancing Club
Newspaper
9;
Bus Driver
11, 12;
Staff 12; Athletics Club 9.
MIRIAM WILSON
Glee Club 9,10; 4-H Club 9,10; Chief
Marshal ll;Beta Club 10,1 l,12;President Beta Club 12; F.H.A. 9,10; French
Club 11,12; Editor Annual 12; Basketball 9 J 0, 1 1 12; GirlsState 12; Library
Club 9; Newspaper Staff 12; Secretary
Class 11,12; May Court Attendant 9.
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JUNIOR
CMS
OFFICERS
SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Ned
Hollifield
VICE PRESIDENT
Howard Revis
SECRETARY
Patsy Church
TREASURER
Flora Burnette
Bobby Anderson
Annie Rae Baucom
Katherine Berryhill
Josephine Bradley
Vaughtie Mae Boone
Mary Ann Browning
Flora Burnette
Patsy Churcn
Fannie Lou Craig
Cecil Dobson
Not Pictured:
Tommie Carter
Dewey Ellison
SOPHOMORES
Kenneth Earley
Zelda Fender
Shirley Fox
Elsie Gardin
Ruby Gilliand
Barbara Hicks
Ned Hollifield
J anet Jaynes
Rebec ca Lamb
Joyce Lavender
Eug en e McKinney
Glenn Mills
Donald Peters
Margaret Pyatt
Donald Rains
Howard Revis
Vincent Revis
Eugene Rhom
Grace Revis
Patsy Smith
fit
Ruth Swafford
David Terrell
Carolyn Terrell
Clinton Walker
4i
Not Pictured:
Jack Wilson
FRESHMAN CUSS
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Jean Hemphill
VICE PRESIDENT
Grace Lewis
SECRETARY
James Crawley
TREASURER
Jack Jaynes
Beverly Autry
,
Ambers Barlow
Mary Baird
v
Donald Benefield
Harold Boone
Lee Brown
Louise Conner
James Crawley
Carl Davis
Barbara Dobson
Pearl Evans
Tommy
Fender
Priscella Fender
Wilma Fender
Blanche Bradley
Not Pictured:
Blanche Bradley
Von Farr
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MASCOTS
CLASS POEM
CLASS COLOR
Green and White
As we, the seniors, have to go,
Our thoughts go back to long ago,
Of happy times we all did share;
We realize now how much we care.
As others follow in our footsteps here
To do the tasks we still hold dear.
To labor at the work we leave behind,
Much happiness we hope they find.
Now
that
We've
our
life
a job that
has just begun,
must be done;
We'll face the future for others' sake
To make the world a better place.
Not forgetting the things we've been taught
By Nebo teachers, and the joy they brought.
Scenes may change as the years go by,
But we'll never forget Old Nebo High.
Cecile Frisbee
CLASS MOTTO
'Forward forever; backward never;
within ourselves our future lies."
CLASS
FLOWER
Rose
CLASS
HISTORY
sc iooI years was the first year in high school. It
but we were scared to be^in a different kind of
were
shy,
we
was not only because
school life and meet new friends. The persons to wnorr we give credit for helping
us through tne hardest part were Miss Buckner, wtio was our home room teacher,
and Mr. Brown, the principal. I know it was a nard road for them because it was all
we could do to _et through ourselves.
T
ie
,nost difficult of all our
Tne number
of students
enrolled in our
Freshman year was tnirty-six. We were
we found we nad managed to
a very nappy j;roup the last day of that school year when
escape from having to stay a Freshman another year.
Our class had decreased from tairty-six to twenty-four students in our Sophomore
year, but that number seemed to be enough to fill the science room. Mr. Dug^ar was
our adviser that year. We really began to enjoy comm.; to school then, because there
were so many activities in wnicli we could participate.
The most enjoyable of these activities were those of the Beta Club. We had great
fun initiating Helen Toney, Lilla B. Jenkins and Miriam Wilson. It was great fun to
watci them bow to some person every fifteen minutes. Other members of our class
who have joined
the Beta Club are Sue Jarrett and Cloe Peters.
W:ien we think of class parties we always think of hay rides, which usually ended
car rides. Those were really the uood old days, especially the ^reat fun we would
have trying to see who could eat the most hot dogs, or drink trie most Pepsi Colas.
in
Then came our Junior year that lad in store for us :reat times. We recall our
Junior play 'Galloping Ghosts" which was filled with thrills and norrors. We will
never forget the precious hours we spent practicing it. All the credit does not go to
Juniors for the ^reat performance of it, but to our director, Miss Rose Stacy.
The main highlight of that year was the Junior -Senior Banquet. The Hawaiian
theme was complete with everything from pineapples to Hula Dancers. Everyone,
even to the waitresses, were dressed "fit for a king."
We students look forward to trie Senior year with its many activities, tne most
important one being the publication of the school newspaper "The Highlights", The
greatest thrill we hope, will be taking the trip to Washington.
There are now only sixteen out of the thirty-six that started together in high
Two new ones joined us in the twelfth grade, Joanne Jaynes from Glenwood
and Libby Laudermilk from Marion, which makes eighteen tnat will graduate in the
school.
class of 1954.
These
years have been the best years of our lives; there are so many
think back over our school days. Yet there are
some things we will try to forget; such as Geometry Classes, but we appreciate Mr.
Dixon's patience in trying to teach us.
events
We
we
last four
will
remember when we
also want to thank the other members of the high school faculty, Mr. Brown,
for guiding us through our Senior year.
Mrs. Hauss, and Miss Stacy
we
With the continuance of our pleasant memories, we leave Nebo High School hoping
much happiness in the future as we have had in the past.
shall have as
Miriam Wilson
CLASS
PROPHECY
secretary to the governor of North Carolina, in this year of 19o4, I
trips
make many business trips to the different parts of the U.S. On my most recent
old
North I had the misfortune of getting my car torn up by none other than one of my
of
a
Because
Drivers."
the
"Hell
for
working
school mates, who told me he was now
Maryland.
Baltimore,
in
hospital
Hopkins
Johns
famous
the
taken
to
was
slight injury, I
came to know that it
met a very nice looking nurse.
After being admitted there,
nurse.
registered
now
a
was Joanne Jaynes. She is
As
am now
I
I
I
I
left
the hospital wondering about my other class mates, what kind of
the world in general was treating them.
work they
were doing, and how
arrived in Detroit, the motor city of the world. PassContinuing on my journey
General Motors Corporation, I saw Junior Turner and Howard Hollifield.
They are now test drivers for CM. In Detroit I saw Gene Browning, who deals with
cars also; but he is a stock car driver and has just won the Indianapolis 500 mile race.
The three boys invited me to have dinner with them, and said they would bring me up
to date on some of the other members of the class.
,
1
ing by the
They informed me that Lilla B. Jenkins, the most athletic girl in our class, is
now playing professional basketball with the Arkansas Travelers. Also in the sports
field is Opal Toney, who is swimming instructor at the University of Virginia. Cecil
Bristol
is
an Electrical Engineering professor at the University of Virginia, too.
Leaving the boys I continued on my northern journey and arrived in New York
just in time for the Jackie Gleason Show. At the show I learned that Libby Laudermilk is a prominent member of the chorus and does very well the "Can-Can."
After the show I met Libby backstage in her dressing room. She told me that on
their recent tours, she saw Cecile Frisbee and Helen Toney, who are now airline
hostesses. She also saw Inez Finley, who is an Interior Decorator for the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel. Roy Edwards, the brains of the class, is now a jet pilot.
New York and headed back for the Southland. In a little town outside of
saw Miriam Wilson, who is dietitian at the city hospital. She informed me
that Howard Jamison owned a leading garage.
Miriam told me that Cloe Peters
and James Revis are partners in a big candy company. They remembered how we
sold candy in school so that we could get money to go to Washington.
I
left
Virginia
1
I
returned to North Carolina and was satisfied to know that
had done well in tneir chosen profession.
Sue Jarrett
all
my
classmates
LAST
Will
We, the class of 1954 of the
to be our last will and testament.
AND TESTAMENT
Nebo High School, do hereby make and declare
ARTICLE
this
1
To the faculty we do give and bequeath
the rest and residue of our estate, including our gratitude for their guidance and help, and our deep affection. We also leave
them a large amount of sympathy for their depressing attempts to pound knowledge
our cranium s.
into
ARTICLE
11
To our Alma Mater we do render our thanks
for the joys and sorrows of the past
four years, and our tested and proved loyalty for all time.
ARTICLE 111
the Junior Class we bequeath our capacity for fun, our ability to giggle, our
good times, our friendship, and our loyalty.
To
ARTICLE
IV
Personal Bequests:
I, Gene Browning, leave
my ability to get into everything that is hard to get out
Gibbs.
I, Lilla
B. Jenkins, leave these famous words to Frances Smith,
"Get' em while
you' re young."
I, Roy Edwards, being in sound mind
and body, hereby will my ability to stay out
of school and go hunting to Charles Lewis.
I, Miriam Wilson, leave my ability
to get along with Air Force men to Barbara
Gentry.
I, Junior Turner, leave my ability to get
along with the women to Donald Raines.
I
I, Cloe
Peters, leave my ability to get along with college boys to
Joanne Stacy.'
I, Howard Jamison, leave to Lloyd
Moody, woman trouble and the proverb'Live
and learn; die and forget it all."
I. SueJarrett, leave my Superlative,
"The Biggest Flirt," to Mary Ann Browning.
I, Jimmie Pyatt, leave to Dean Finley,
my good luck while driving and bad luck
with women.
I am leaving Nebo, though with
great difficulty I have got hither; yet I do not repent me of all the trouble I have had to arrive where
I am.
My textbooks I leave to
him that shall succeed me in my pilgrimage; my courage and skill
to him that can get
it; my marks and scars I carry with
me to be a witness that I have been to Nebo Cecil
Jimmy
of, to
Bristol.
I, Opal
Toney, leave my ability to read newspapers during
Geometry class to
Edith Finley.
I, Inez Finley, leave my ability to
mispronounce French words to Sybil Farr.
I, James Revis, leave my
position as a basketball player to Jimmy Gibbs.
I, Joanne Jaynes, leave my
ability of talking in class to Devon Fender.
I, Helen Toney, leave my back
seat in Reed's bus to Shirley Fox. Make sure vou
use it, Shirley.
I,
'
CecileFrisbee, leave
coming
1,
all
Howard
my memories of happy days gone by, to Arvella Fender
my ability to drive slightly fast to Jack Buff, who is
Hollifield. leave
along very well.
Libby Laudermilk, leave
my
hair style to anyone with enough nerve to use it
of the school sole executor of this our last will
Wedoherebyappointthe principal
and testament.
In witness whereof,
we
attach the signatures of the class of 1954.
Libby Laudermilk, Testator.
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ANNUAL
STAFF
BETA
CLUB
President, Miriam Wilson; Vice President, Sue Jarrett;
Secretary, Lilla B. Jenkins; Treasurer, Helen Toney.
KEY CLU
President, Jimmy Gibbs; Vice President, Max Browning;
Secretary, Laurence Barlow; Treasurer, Bobby Church;
Reporter, Dean Finley.
The First Typing Class
of
Nebo High School
NEWSPAPER STAFF
Lawrence Barlow, Lilla B. Jenkins, Cecile Dobson, Libby Laud erm ilk,
Editor; Miriam Wilson, Cecil Bristol, Sue Jarrett, Joan Jaynes, Helen
Toney, Jean Hemphill, Junior Turner.
TYPING
CUSS
The First Typing Class of Nebo High School
Gene Browning, Donald Peters, Reid Crawley,
Pyatt, Junior Turner, Not Pictured, Roy Edwarda.
Jimmy
(IRIS'
BASKETBALL
Glenda Crouch, Ruby Gilland, Rebecca Lamb, Geraldine Wise, Zelda Fender, Joan
Welle, Lilla B. Jenkins, Sybil Farr, Frances Smith, Sue Jarrett, Miriam Wilson,
Grace Revis, Fannie Lou Craig, Mary Ann Browning, Margaret Pyatt Barbara Hicks.
,
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
December
December
December
December
December
December
January
January
January
January
January
January
January
February
February
February
February
February
GIRLS'
MR. STACY
BASKETBALL COACH
1
4
Glenwood
Glen Alpine
15
Marion
Oak Hill
Morganton
17
Union Mills
9
11
1
8
15
19
21
Marion
North Cove
Glenwood
Glen Alpine
Union Mills
26
Oak
29
Old Fort
2
Pleasant Gardens
5
9
12
16
Hill
Morganton
Pleasant Gardens
North Cove
Old Fort
BOYS'
BASKETBALL
Tommy Carter, Howard Revis, Jimmy Gibbs, Jack Wilson, Bobby Cnurcn, James
Crawley, Lawrence Barlow, Dean Finley, Jack Buff, David Terrell, James Revis,
Vincent Revis.
FINAL SCORES
Opponents
Nebo
December
Decembe r
1
Girls
65
34
Boys
45
17
Girls
Boys
82
29
33
61
66
38
78
35
37
75
88
1
Girls
44
b5
Boys
54
53
57
70
59
43
37
60
4
Girls
Boys
December
9
December
11
Girls
Boys
Girls
Boys
Decembe r
15
Girls
Boys
Decembe r
January
January
8
Girls
January
19
Girls
January
23 Girls
Boys
Boys
Boys
45
65
43
36
85
59
30
34
25
53
28
41
52
Glenwood
37
41
49
MR.
BOYS'
BROWN
BASKETBALL COACH
CHEERLEADERS
4
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Ambers Barlow, Margie Hicks
Carolyn Terrell,
Wilma Fender
Kenneth Early, Barbara Gentry
Libby Laudermilk
BASEBALL
r)
rs
r
Tommy
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Carter, Bobby Church, Donald Peters, Jimmy Gibbs, Kenneth Early, Dear
Lawrence Barlow, Jack Wilson, Howard Revis, Vincent Revis,
Finley, Marvin Byas,
David Terrell.
HITCHOCK'S
HALLS BARBER SHOP
Name Brands you Know
J.
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We So Ixfitnttfw - (1*0**$
For Men
Who Care
Hotel James Building
Opposite Marion Post Office
Marion
^
!
ROSELAND FLORIST
Member of F.T.D.
'We
North Carolina
YOUNG'S SHOE STORE
make Wives
of Sweethearts
and
Sweethearts of Wives."
Marion
North Carolina
Marion
North Carolina
ALLISON'S DUTCH GRILL
The Home
Bar-B-Q
in
of the
Finest
Western N.C.
Steaks
Chops and Chicken
Curb Service
One Mile West, Highway 70
Marion
North Carolina
J. R.
STEPPE
IN
Marion
North Carolina
HOUSE
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Member
of Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation
MARION
Marion
North Carolina
CLINCHFIELD
MANUFACTURING
REACH
FOR f I
CO.
WIDE CLOTH PRINT
WALDENS IAN BAKERIES,
INC.
BAKERS OF
Sunbeam
"Bread and Cake
Marion
LOVEN FURNITURE
North Carolina
BALLEW MOTOR
COMPANY,
CO.
Complete Line Home
436 E. Court
INC.
St.
Furnishing
Where Friends Meet Freinds
7
CHEVROLET
EXPERT BODY
Phone 8211
6-8 Main Street
&
MECHANICAL
WORK
AUTOMOBILES & ACCESSORIES
Dial 2157 & 2158
Marion
North Carolina
Marion
North Carolina
Mcdowell grocery
co.
BEAMAN LUMBER COMPANY
WHOLESALE
QUALITY BUILDING MATERIAL
Phone 6441
Marion
North Carolina
Compliments
CITY
North Carolina
PHILLIPS
MOTOR
Intersection of Hwys. 105 & 70
Nebo
MERCURY
and PHILCO
Sales Service
Marion
North Carolina
North Carolina
WALKERS FLOWERS
CO.
414 E. Court St.
Phone 7321
North Carolina
HEMPHILL GROCERY
of
MOTOR COMPANY
Marion
Marion
Phone 9914
26 W. Court St.
Flowers for
all
Occasions
Marion
North Carolina
C ongratulations
Compliments
of
BECKER SAND AND GRAVEL CO.
From
MARION MACHINE COMPANY
CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES
MARSHALL LUMBER CO. OF MARION
Marion
North Carolina
Compliments
OTIS
L.
BROYHILL
of
FURNITURE
CO.
MANUFACTURERS
BEDROOM FURNITURE
Marion
North Carolina
Compliments
of
MARION STEAM LAUNDRY
Phone 4261
Marion
North Carolina
IDEAL CLEANERS
We
1
13
call for and delivery
West Henderson
St.
Dial 7261
Marion
North Carolina
THREAD
CO.
THE
RiDERicnn
Sevier
North Carolina
L
V.
BRADLEY & SON
N.C. Highway 70
Phone 5123
DRY GOODS & NOTIONS
Nebo
North Carolina
Flowers by Wire
Flowers for all Occasions
HUNTER FLORIST
SNIPES
28 S. Main St.
Dial 4291
MOTORS
INC.
Marion, N. C.
314 E. Court Street
Quality
means so much
COCA-COLA
BOTTLING
COMPANY
Marion
North Carolina
CROSS COTTON MILLS CO.
DOUBLE CARDED AND COMBED KNITTING YARNS
Marion
North Carolina
MARION FINANCE COMPANY
Mcdowell insurance agency
Dial 8391
Financing
315
Marion
-
Refinancing
J.
E. Neal, Jr.
,
President
West Court
North Carolina
Marion
North Carolina
FARMERS FEDERATION
Feeds
*T\
- Seeds - Fertilizers
Oliver Equipment
Dial 6249
MARION. N.C
News Sports
Public Service
Music
.
.
Marion
North Carolina
DREXEL FURNITURE CO.
Mar
i
on
North Carolina
WESTMORELAND -- HAWKINS
FUNERAL SERVICE
Westmoreland, Manager
Westmoreland, Lady Assistant
H.T. Hawkins and T. Walton Clapps Jr.
S.J.
Mrs.
S.J.
Embalmer s
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Marion
Compliments
North Carolina
of
W.M. Gladden Loan Co.
H.L. Lance Service Sta.
Beauty Shop
McNeil Shoe Store
Broadway Service Sta.
S&W Service Center
Betty Jean Beauty Shop
C.C. Bolich Motor Co.
May Day Beauty Shop
Skyland Motor Co.
Seagle Feed and Seed Stor e
Williams Service Station
Branton' s Cafe
Schmidt Grocery
Seagle Grocery
Troy' s Cafe
S mith Barber Shop
Poteat'
s
Compliments
of
MARION MANUFACTURING COMPANY
LENTZ LANDING &TACKLE SHOP
JOEL UPHOLSTERY
AND
FURNITURE SHOP
Boats and Motors
For Rent
Fishing Tackles
and
Out Board Motors
Call 5805
For Sale
Nebo
North Carolina
LAWRENCE D.GREENE
J
Baldwin Ave.
Gray'
s
GORDONS FURNITURE
ewelry
1
5
Corner
CO.
Dial 741
South Main St.
Watch Inspector For
Southern Railway
Marion
North Carolina
Marion
North Carolina
FARMERS FEDERATION
MARION CASH STORE
We
COOPERATIVE
It for Less
Phone 8901
Sell
We
Phone 162
Deliver
Complete Freezer
Locker Service
Ma rion
North Carolina
M arion
PROCTOR'S
FEED STORE
Chesterfield Feeds
Dial 3421
Better Feeders Feed
Chesterfield
Marion
North Carolina
North Carolina
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CSSO)
Young's Esso Station
NORTH MAIN STREET
,
(cSSOj
Phono 8341
Owned and Operated
By:
W.T. (Bill) Young
W.R. (Butch) Agee
Marion
North Carolina
Compliments
of
SARAH'S
NEBO LUNCHROOM
BEAUTY NOOK
1
Marion
Nebo
1
2 State Street
North Carolina
North Carolina
BOST FURNITURE & MATTRESS
SHOP
"Bost" Better
Route
Nebo
Built
SULLIVAN'S GULF
Beds
2
Marion
:.:r:r.
North Carolina
Co m p/i m e nts
and
PATRONIZE OUR
ADVERTISERS
Best Wishes
From
CHARLIE SMITH
Compfimenfs
Mary Lynn Shoppe
La Fevers Grocery
Marion Barber Shop
Lake City Cabs
Jimeson' s Hardware Store
City Tire and Appliances
of
Morrows Jewelry
Roses 5 h 10 Store
Seagle and Lawing Service
Etta Paper Box Co.
Royal Cafe
Hagna and Field
Sta.
"You are Cordially
Our Home'
Invited to Visit
BELK BROOME
McCALLS
FUNERAL HOME
C.R. McCall, Owner
Mrs. C.R. McCall
Charles McCall, Assistants
"HOME OF BETTER VALUES"
For Over 22 Years
in
Marion
Visit Belks 2nd Floor Fashion
Department
.
.
for all that's new.
FUNERAL AND
AMBULANCE SERVICE
North Carolina
Marion
Compliments
A.
of
B LAN TON
GROCERY CO
Marion
North Carolina
SUBURBAN RULANE
GAS CO.,
OF N.C. INC.
WHOLESALE GROCERIES
Dial 4331 & 8421
Clinchfield R. R.
Marion
Underpass
North Carolina
Phone 2154
-
P. O. Box 648
MARION BUICK COMPANY
BARGAIN STORE
BUICK
DVNAF10W DRIVE
"For all Types of School Wear'
"For all Weather Needs"
North Carolina
Marion
Compliments
LAKE
TAHOMA
of
Marion
GOUGE PAINT AND GLASS
GRILL
Telephone 3041
Highest Quality
Paint
Glass
West on Highway 70
Marion
North Carolina
North Carolina
M arion
North Carolina
Dial 2-2794
BALLEW STORE
CROSLEY APPLIANCES
A
The
Home
North Carolina
of U.S.
19 E.
Court
St.
Royal Masters
ROYAL TIRE SERVICE
Distributors For
Friendly Place To Trade
Nebo
1
U.S. Royal Tires
Recapping
Adam
Specialists
Barlen, Mgr.
OUR POLICY
To give you
Compliments
of
the
newest
and the latest styles at the
lowest possible prices.
WESTERN AUTO ASSO. STORE
STELENS
SELLS FOR LESS
Marion
North Carolina
Marion
North Carolina
Compliments
of
pponn
PORFPT w
R.
JAMES
L.
AND
& SON
P
P
U A M C In \J n
M anufacturer
HOSIERY FOR MEN
R. L.
James
-
Mari on
R. E.
James
North Carolina
FIRESTONE HOME
&
AUTO SUPPLY
Merchandise
of
Marion
North Carolina
EAST COURT
MOTOR
High Quality
PONTIAC— GMC SALES
Marion
CO.
North Carolina
Marion
and SERVICE
North Carolina
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1954
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