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THE FULL MOON
February 10, 1950
Correct Answers
Will Win Prize
How many of these can you
answer? The solutions are
fount^. in the ads in this issue.
The first person turning in cor
rect answers to Mrs. Fry in
room 74 will receive a prize.
1. A company established in
1880?
2. Phone 1230 and buy a
stove where?
3. A trick for cleaner clothes
can be bought where?
4. Where can you get a pig
packed?
5. "A place where men may
not be there.
But one with two, make
poor maids fair"?
6. Who had a safety contest?
7. Who milks their cows?
8. What has been the friend
ly store for over 45 years?
9. Headquarters for LANE
CEDAR CHESTS?
10. Who are the agents for
"Elkhandt"?
Compliments Of
Starr Oil Co.
Pure Oil Products
Fox's Fashions
Feelin’ lazy? Well, blame it on
exams being over and this
“spring-y” weather. Valentine’s
Day is here, you might be “twit-
terpated” (a new word meaning
“in love”).
Anyway, as usual, spring cloth
es are now making their debut,
and it looks like the skirts will
be shorter, perhaps 14” or 15”
from the floor. Suits this season
will be checks and tweeds in
many color combinations. Also
new are the “shirt” dress and
“grandfather” blouse. Both are
made like men’s shirts with pleats
and tucks here’nthere. These
come in pale, beautiful shades of
pink, lavender, blue, etc. Small
scarves, worn around the neck, go
with just about every outfit. They
come in solid colors and prints,
look especially “sporty” with
sweaters.
Betty Boone had a pink angora
sweater on the other day and she
confided to yours truly that it was
a Christmas present. Lucky girl!
Royal or electric blue is very
popular around here. Lois Low-
der’s and Jane Little’s cardigans
are lovely. Nell Hatley has a slip
over in blue which she teams with
a natural skirt and cardigan;
makes a smart outfit.
Another knockout is Joyce Cro
well’s chartreuse corduroy skirt.
It has a cuff around the hem and
pockets in the back. «
Have you noticed Helen Har
wood’s lavender skirt, the short
hair of Peggy Redfern, Nancy Au
stin, Betty Gantt, and Barbara
Setzler? Cute!?!
Keep your eyes alert for the
new spring fashions. See you
next month.
Compliments Of
E. B. Stone Finance Company
OF ALBEMARLE, Inc.
Auto Loans — Refinancing — Loans
TUCKER-MANN MOTORS, Inc.
DeSoto - Plymouth Dealers
234 E. Main Phone 962
CENTRAL
Barber Shop
149 South Second
F. O. HARWOOD
THEO. V. HARWOOD
ELWORTH PLYLER
Compliments Of
Cabarrus Bank
and Trust Co.
Biithdays
Feb. 10
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Mar. 1 -
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Claude Hartsell
Kilmer Clark
Larry Glover
Bob Boger
Betty Jean Poplin
• Betty Brunson
Kay Snuggs
Betty Burleson
Charles Litaker
Barbara Setzler
Collene Harris
Helen Harwood
Joe Hudson
Helen Harwood
Joe Hudson
Bryant Stallings
James Dennis
■ Mazelle Dry
Mary Louise Helms
■ Joyce Ann Lewis
Bobby Archer
John Helms
■ Earle Steward
Janelle Harrington
■ Helen Bowers
Janelle Mauldin *
■ Gene Deese
■ Donald Jones
Billie Rose Mauldin
Curtis Ragsdale
• Vann Lowder
Peggy Morris
Richard Austin
■ Jerry Morris
• Johnsie Deese
Ruby Hatley
Nancy Haynes
■ Bobbie Russell
■ Bobby Brooks
Jimmie Carol Burleson
Jimmie Lentz
Nancy Lowder
Ed Patterson
Elbert Lowder
F. A. Newton
Nellie Pickier
Johnny Youngblood
Arthur Lynn
O’Lema Aldridge
Bernhard Schadt
Janet Deese
Martha Griffith
Reggie Stoker
Jane McDowell
Robert Thompson
Jane Little
Anne Milton
Richard Springer
Edith Mauldin
Mary Ellen Speights
Beulah Ann Lambert
Dewey Lowder
Lydia Ann Hall
Much enthusiasm was shown
over the arrival of the Junior
rings Wednesday, January 4. The
order for 147 rings was sent off
in the early fall.
Compliments Of
Aubrey H. Efird
Company
Visit Our Store at
Any Time
You Will Like Our Service
And Our Merchandise
ALBEMARLE
Drug Co.
Compliments Of
CREAD McMANUS MOTORS
Ladies
Clothes
141 West Main Street
Men s
Clothes
Albemarle, N. C
At Five Points
37 — PHONES — 804
We Buy and Sell Used Cars
Auto Loans Refinancing
ECONOMY
Auto Supply
Mooses Dairy
Save, Build or Buy
Home Builders
Association
k
We milk our
Cows every day
Fresh milk will be
Coming your way!
Compliments Of
Goodrich Tires
Batteries
Accessories
I. C. PENNEY'S
PHONE 713-K
Norwood Road
Everything For
The Car
Albemarle, N. C.
ALBEMARLE BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION
Office In Hotel Albemarle Building
Mortgage Loans ' • Savings
Phone 28 Albemarle, N. C.
Sibley Manufacturing Co., Inc.
Building Materials Millwork
Coal ^ Lumber - Wood
Paints Building Materials
LOWDER-DEXTER CO.
East Main Phone 316
LOWDER BROS. BLDG.
PHONE 13-14-25
AMERICA'S HNEST
WASHER
Honor Roll
(Continued From Page One)
Honor: Peggy Wilhelm, Janelle
Harrington, Nelda Huneycutt,
Janette Mabe, Carolyn Miller,
Peggy Morris, Wade Hearne,
Marie Clayton, Marilyn Greene,
Carrol Sue Hudson, Barbara
Huneycutt, Sally Ausband, Ruth
Copley, Betty Gantt, Maeie Me-
Lester, Janet Troutman, Trudie
Weaver, Patsy Wilhelm, Robert
Lowder, Frances Laughlin, Ava-
nelle Osborne, Carolyn Terry, Bob
Boger, J. C. Boone, James Gib
son, Benny Herrin, Bill Huckabee,
Charles McManus, Mona Rae
Crotts, Jeanette Dennis, Shirley
Hinson, Mary Louise Helms, Ave-
line Morton, Julie Ussery, Ann
Whitlock.
Tepth Grade—
Highest honor: Barbara Crow
ell, Nancy Haynes, Angeline Hop
kins, Betty Davis, Jo Ann Griffin.
Honor: James Lisk, Phyllis Cal-
licutt, Virginia Helms, Carolyn
Jones, Kathryn Kimrey, Emily
Milton, Mickey Morton, Patsy
Pettit, Doris Rogers, Hamilton
Morton, Jimmy Skidmore, Ann
Reeder Daniels, Sylvia Morrow,
Lewis Kluttz, Betty Sue Rogers,
Catherine Atkins, Marie Barbee,
Margaret Griffin, Lovell Moose,
Tommie Poplin, Jane Russell,
Lindsay Jones, Joe Gaskin, Wy-
vonnie Mull, Sue Redfern, Janice
Scott, Paula Howard, Jane Mc
Dowell, Jean Barringer, Johnny
Eagle, William Litaker, Patsy
Williford. /
Eleventh Grade-
Highest honor: Lillian Copley,
Myra Davis, Dot Gaskin, Jo Ann
Burrell, Greta Burris, Jane Rogers,
Ann Taylor, Martha Knight,
Phyllis Kluttz.
Honor: Clara Barbee, Elizabeth
Elder, Lois Lowder, Norma Mill
er, Ola Mae Russell, Pat Stil-
well, Birdie Suggs, Eleanor
Swaringen, Ed Patterson, Charles
Morris, John Boyette, Charles
Litaker, Robert Scaggs, Jane Cog-
CITY MARKET
Western Meats
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
PHONE 72
‘‘It Pleases Us to
Please You”
Iimior Masquers
Will Give Play
Junior members of the Black
Masque will , present a one-act
play entitled “Boomerang” to the
student body some time within the
next two weeks.
This play, written by Helen
Louise Miller, is about a high
school election in which a girl
plans a big campaign for her
friend, a candidate for office, and
it boomerangs. All the parts of
the play will be portrayed by
juniors of the Black Masque. This
is the first time that tryouts have
been limited to juniors rather
than including all members of the
club.
gin, Lucille Curlee, Sallie Neale
Kluttz, Jane Little, Elsie Lowder,
Mary Lowder, Carolyn Akers,
Helen Bowers, Eunice Kimrey,
Betty Jean Poplin, Frankie Wil
liams, John Harwood, Malcolm
Lowder, Martha Griffith, Helen
Harwood, Janette Laton, Vina
Ruth Lowder, Jane Smith, Fran
ces Wingate.
Twelfth Grade—
Highest honor: Barbara Smith,
Gaynelle Chandler, Barbara Setz
ler, Sarah Frances Poplin, Roy
Holt, Anne Milton, Martha Moore,'
Connie McLain, Norma Talbert.
Honor: Henry Forrest, John
Helms, Elbert Holt, Larry Low
der, Harry Pawlik, Barbara
Brown, Mary Helen Cooper, El-
lene Holbrook, Peggy Redfern„
Peggy Shankle, Sara Skidmore,.
Bob Gulledge, Jack Lee, Tommy
Sibley, Doris Barnes, Joan Mar-
bry, Barbara Mauldin, Lauretta
Plyler, Bobby Watson, Bobby Bar
ringer, Dwight Crariford, William
Grigg, Johnny Knight, Jack Mor
ton, Max Moyle, Jane Bullock,,
Jean Bullock, Bernice Crump,,
Frances Hinson, Marlene Page,
Malcolm Pelt, Ed Whitley, Joyce-
Cranford, Roberta Kimrey, Alma
Rae Morton, Elizabeth Starr, Mon-
zell Talbert, Nell Winn.
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At Our Fountain
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