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Page 8 Driving Students Making Progress It won’t be long now until quite a few more people will have their driving licenses, for according to Mr. McFadyen, the students taking the driving course are making a great deal of progress. Instructions for twelve students per day is now being given by Tommy Stoker, an officer of the local police force. This instruc tion was formely provided by J. C. Lowder, who is no longer a member of the force. At least three or four prospec tive drivers are ready to obtain their licenses, but on the aver age, it takes approximately five weeks to complete the course satisfactorily. When a number of students are ready to take the test, license examiner Archie Mc Queen wil come to the school, but if only two or three are ready at one time, they will be asked to go to Mr. McQueen’s office. I The course is offered only to those students who have a study hall; however, it may be offer ed to others at a later date. Ap proximately 100 students are ex pected to complete the course by the end of school. FINK'S STUDIO 24-Hour Kodak Service In Before 2:00 One Day— Out By 2:00 the Next Day 116 East Main Street ALBEMARLE, N. C. BIRTHDAYS Feb. 17 — 18 — 19 — 21 — 22 — 23 — 24 — 25 — 26 — March 1 10 20 Janelle Harrington Helen Bowers Charles Almond Curtis Ragsdale Richard Austin Peggy Jean Morris Donald Almond Jerry Morris Ruby Hatley Nancy Jo Haynes Bobbie Russell — Nancy Lowder Franklin Mitchell Ed Patterson — Donald Mullis — Keith Drye Elbert Lowder — Johnny Youngblood — O’Lema Aldridge Geneva Barbee — Bernard Schadt — Martha Griffith Reggie Stoker — Claude Beeker Jane McDowell — Jane Little Robert Thomas W. L. Thompson — Betty Russell — Mary Ellen Speight Gene Earnhardt Beulah Lambert Edith Mauldin — Carroll Layton Billy Thomas Peggy Snuggs Dewey Lowder — Jeanette Dennis — L. C. Caudle — Nancy Austin Toby Frick — Eileen Efird Shirley Morton Jane Smith — Ted Rummage Charles Barnes Charles Harrington — Jeweline Holt — J. C. Boone Harold Harkey Tillman Lake J— Donald Morton — David Morrow — Don Eudy Roger Gibson — Ruby Barbee — Claude Harwood Dillon Lambert — Bruce Lowder Martin Thompson — Evelyn Burris Johnny Haire Mildred James WHY DOES — Irene Peck? Elmon Russell? Billy Frye? Peggy Earp? IJanky Skidmore? Patsy Pettit? , Billie Jean Camp? Compliments Of JAMES CLOTHING 124 South First Street —:— Phone 1148 Always for the School and Community your ■ RAYLASS DEPT. STORE Everything to Wear For Entire Family!” Compliments of CENTRAL LUNCH The First National Bank Capital — $100,000.00 Surplus — $100,000.00 — Member Federal Deposit Insurance Cor. — Ladies' Clothes 141 West Main Street Men's Clothes Albemarle, N. C. Dun - Rite Laundry & Cleaners A Laundry and Cleaning Service >4s You Want It Phone 400 —:— 1217 Pee Dee Ave. We Strive to Please Bowers Grocerteria Fancy Fruits • Staple Groceries Fresh Meat 231 West Main St. Phone 1075 THE FULL MOON Speakers Elected By Senior Class The senior class held important called meetings during activity periods last week to elect the banquet speakers for the grad uating class. Before the election, Mr. Fry explained the various officers and the usual plan for writing these papers. Those persons elected were Mary Anna Peck, giftorian; Bill Saunders, class prophet; Sue Herrin, historian; David Gaddy, last will and testament; and Ralph Kimrey, superlatives. The class poet will be chosen from poems submitted at a later date for this purpose. February, I949 MAX'S SHOE STORE Phone 1116 122 East Main St. The Anchorage New Salisbury Road ' Sandwiches of All Kinds Soft Drinks — — Milk Shakes Compliments of BARNES Food Store 504 North 4th St. TEL. 1160 — We Deliver — HILL - PARKER Furniture Co. Exclusive Furniture Dealers Two One-Act Plays Now Being Readied By Masquers “We’re Dieting” and “Mr. Lin coln’s Whiskers,” two new one- act plays, will be given by “The Black Masque” soon. “We’re Dieting” is a one-act play by Effie Young concerning three society women who are go ing on a diet. It takes place at the luncheon table with the con versation centered on gossip and food. Jo Fox, Argene Fitzgerald, and Jeannine Boysworth portray the three dieting women and Nancy Priester is the waitress. “Mr. Lincoln’s Whiskers” is a costume play that takes place in 1860. The story is about a lit tle girl who writes to Mr. Lincoln and asks him to grow whiskers because she thinks he has such a sad face. This upsets her fath er, who is in line for a political position. The cast includes Pipa, the little girl, played by Martha Rae Harris; James and Martha Coon, er, the mother and father by Jim my Lee Miller and Pegey Earn- Ella, the cook, by Kathleen Hud son; Mr. Logan, a politician bv Dwight Cranford; and promDter Johnny Knight. ’ According to Mrs. Peiffer the sponsor, the Black Masque’will not present any more one-aci plays this year. WHY IS — Jane Little? Virginia Brown? Marlene Lowder? Ed Underwood? Jimmy Greene? Boyd Furr? Attrice Rich? Ann Dry? Margaret Wood? Ann Gentle? BURLESON Flour — Feeds — Phone 193-Z GROCERY Amoco Products Charlotte Highway Morrow Brothers & Heath Co., Inc. ^ Dealers in Heavy and Shelf Hardware — Building Materials Seeds . . . Feeds . . . Fertilizers P. J. Huneycutt & Company Furniture Jewelry Appliances Super Service Station Amoco Products Radiator Repairing and Welding East Albemarle PHONE 1025 Firestone Home & Auto Supply C. D. HATLEY, Mgr. No. 1 Store FACTORY METHOD No. 2 Station 230 W. Main St. RECAPPING 1006 W. Main St. Phone 999 ALBEMARLE, N. C. Phone 648 I Compliments of Cabarrus Bank & Trust Co. ALBEMARLE, N. C. 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000006 Meet Your Friends At Our Fountain Phillips Cut Rate Drug Store HUNEYCUTT MOTORS, Inc. West Main Street PHONE 1000 'You Get the Good Things First From Chrysler'
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