Page 6 THE FULL MOON November, 1955 T-V Quiz Program Mocked: Starnes Wins 'Big' Money The $64,000 question program was given in the Albemarle High School auditorium Friday, Nov ember 11, by the Bible Club. Instead of being sponsored by Living Lipstick it was sponsored by the Living Word of God. Jo Parks, Kitty Almond, Peggy Lisk, Libby Hatley and Peggy Smith took part in the advertising of the Living Word. Gene Burris was the master of ceremonies, Yvonne Hathcock introduced the contestants, and Peggy Trout man, George Lowder, and Pat Starnes were the contestants. The first contestant was Peggy Troutman. Although she did a ECONOMY Auto Supply ^ Bicycles Goodrich Tires Westinghouse Appliances Maytag Washers WEST MAIN STREET Albemcorle# N. C. very good job of answering the questions, she did not get to the $64,000 question. George Lowder was selected from the audience to be the second contestant. He answered five questions and left with $512. Before the last contestant, Peggy Edwards explained the different versions of the Bible and how each one was used. Brenda Roberson sang “He Lives,” Pat Starnes was the last con testant. She had been on the program before and was ready to answer the $64,000 question. Pat brought with her Carolyn Whitley as a helping hand to help her answer the big question. All the questions were taken from Miss Abrahamsen’s first and second year Bible classes. Pat, being a very good Bible stu dent, answered the questions cor rectly. She donated the money to Albemarle High School to build elevators and to buy a supply of cokes for everyone for years. Trafific Tip: Stop on the red, go on the green. Don’t sneak through on the in-between. Don’t make up your mind until you have heard both sides. The Music Goes 'Round and 'Round By Fish Fisher SWINGIN’ ALONG: Now that a most successful football sea son is over, the band has been relaxing, engaging in such pas times as drowning the “Water Music Suite.” And while on the subject of water, it can safely be said that the band still has no desire to perform in a water ballet and hopes that it doesn’t have to present again a mud bal let, as was given at the Concord game! Halftime shows at the last two games were fairly elaborate. Po pular tunes, such as “Shine on Harvest Moon,” “Stairway to the Stars,” “The World is Waiting for the Sunrise,” “I’m Always Chasing Rainbows,” and “Pack Up Your Troubles” were played in formations of a moon, stair way, sunrise, and rainbow. To add even more variety to the show, the majorettes did a fire- twirling routine. As usual, “Hail to the Varsity” received the hon ored position of exit march. “A Salute to Sousa,” consisting of several Sousa marches with ap propriate formations was pre sented at the post-season game with Asheboro., * 4: ON THE BEAT: A group of the band's most outstanding music ians presented a program of sev eral marches and popular tunes to the Lions Club on November 9. Koontz and Haire went wild on such tunes as “Five Foot Two,” while Frick, Rogell, and Fish demonstrated their fine CLASSICAL technique in “I’m Popeye the Sailor Man.” Concert music, such as “Blue Tango” and “Lustspiel” is be ing practiced as the band is get ting ready for an assembly pro gram and a joint concert with the Mixed Chorus, both to be given around the middle of December. To help get a more balanced sound for concert work, several band members have changed in struments. Cary McSwain and Jerry Cooper, both drummers, have changed to euphonium and French horn, while Post-Toasties and Vance Huneycutt have switched to French horn. Eskimos: God’s frozen people. Bedbug: Undercover Agent. Buy U. S. Savings Bonds. Compliments Of G. C. MORTON COMPANY 403 West Main St. Albemarle, N. C. Smart Apparel For Women, Teen-agers and Little Miss Tiny Tots GLAMOR SHOP PHONE 707 Albemarle, N. C. Compliments of STANLY THEATRE "Bat's" Platters Receive Flatters Students of Albemarle High School are enjoying a unique privilege in the form of Larry Lisk’s record program, which be gan three weeks ago and is on the air each Tuesday and Thurs day during activity period. Larry Lisk, a junior at A.H.S., developed the idea of playing records over the public address system. He told his plan to Miss Bankett and she sent him to Mr. Cashwell, who made this plan a real thing. Students at A.H.S. had a record show. Larry, or “Rat”, as most of his friends call him, plays records to suit all types of people. The jive, instrumental, vocal, and even semi-classical records are heard on this half-hour program. This marks another first at A.H.S. and probably the first program of its kind in North Carolina. The students say they enjoy the program and scientists state that music soothes the savage beast, so by all standards, this program should prove to be a great success at A.H.S. Air - Conditioned CENTRAL BARBER SHOP FRED O. HARWOOD THEO. V. HARWOOD 149 South Second Street PHONE 553 CHIC SHOP Nationally- Advertised READY-TO-WEAR Dogpatch Enters Learned Realms Cotton dresses worn backwards and wrong side out, two differ ent shoes, and sun-glasses were the dresses of the new F.T.A. members on November 8. They were being initiated in to the club which strives to produce better teachers for the future. Those initiated were George Lowder, Dottie Walker, Peggy Furr, Joyce Turner, Vicki Culp, Johnsie Russell, Barbara Holt, Sandra Poplin, Susie Culp, Hazel Lawhon, Linda Duke, Rona Jane Mauldin, Barbara Hathcock, Lib- bie Hatley, Becky Coble, Diane Watkins, Bettie Holt, Peggy Lisk, Nancy Swaringen, Sylvia Hill, Cynthia Efird, and Brenda Tuck er. Members of the club attended the N. C. E. A. meeting at West Albemarle School this month. Eugene Burris had charge of the devotionals, and Linda Duke and Peggy Lisk sang a duet, accom panied by Maxine Harwood. “He is a dream-boat without the oars.”—Irene Eudy. MURRELL'S PHARMACY Drugs Cosmetics - Sundries PHONE 159 167 North Second Street WHITLEY'S Atlantic Service Atlantic Petroleum Products and Firestone Tires and Accessories 1315 East Main Street — Phone 1427-J — EARL WHITLEY, Prop. Cadillac — Oldsmobile DAVIS MOTOR COMPANY S. R. DAVIS, Owner 234 East Main Street Albemarle, N. C. USED CAR LOT ADJOINING FCX FARM MACHINERY SERVICE Cockshutt Farm Equipment Universal Milking Machines Charlotte Road PHONE 938 Albemarle, N. C. JEFF'S CLEANERS — Cash and Carry — 307 Concord Road :: Phone 1434 Albemarle Insurance Agency Just Insurance Phone 90 Albemarle, N. C. Phone 231 If It's Worth Having — It's Worth Insuring! Carolina Realty & Insurance Co. JACK T. WILSON, Mgr. 112 East North Street Phone 1680 310 Montgomery Avenue Phone 160 VOGUE BEAUTY SHOP OPERATORS Mrs. Frances Winn Sara Archer J. V. Simpson PECK'S FLORIST "Flowers of Distinction" PHONE 252 BURRELL BAKERY bakers of SILVER CREST BREAD AND CAKE 1170 _ PHONES — 1505 East Main Street —:— Albemarle, N. C. BILL PHILLIPS BUICK CO. Phone 751 Albemarle, N. C. — "YOUR BEST BUY IS BUICK" — Compliments of RITCHIE AUTO PARTS ALBEMARLE OIL COMPANY Distributors Of AMOCO PRODUCTS A Great Name on the Road and Farm Morrow Bros. & Heath Co., Inc. HOTPOINT APPLIANCES Dealers in Heavy and Shelf Hardware Building Materials . . . Seeds . . . Fertilizers Meet Us At HOTEL ALBEMARLE EVERYTHING IN MUSIC . . . f Latest Popular Records Received Each Week Albemarle Music Store

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