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THE DILLARD HIGH NEWS
October, 1962
35 MILLION Americans moved
LAST VEAB-CWe IN FIVE WILL MOVE
THIS YEAR. MOST PEOPLE M3VE
BETWEEN AV^V 15 AND OCTOBER 15-
WITH JUNE ANP AU6U5T THE
HEAVIEST. YOU SHOULP WVE
AMD-WEEK IF YOU CAN,
Choose a reliable and reputable aaovek,
A LAR&E CaV\B\Ny HAS MORE EQUIPMENT
AVAILABLE. Nokth American VJw Lines,inc.
OF R3BT WAYNE, JNPIANA MAS
MORE. THAN 2,000 VANS ON
THE ROAP AT ALL TIMES, A I
network of PIRECT
TELEPHONE ANP TELETyPE
CCWMUNICATIONS IN
CONSiANT TOUCH WITH
8 AWOB US. ,
PISPATCHIN® AREAS. (pflBBlC
You SHOULD TELL THE CHILDREN
EARLY...TELL THEM WHY,.MAk.E IT
AN ADVENTURE. APPEAL TO THEM TO
GET RID OF”UNUSABLES"-BUf
E'.'ERy A\5‘^ER OF THE FAMILY HA3
A RI&HT TO HIS OWN FOSSESSIOUS.
IlilM
“MOvflSfS
Compliments Of
The Clothing Corner
Goldsboro*s
Finest
SCOTT’S
FAMOUS
BARBECUE
‘7«’s The Best Ye Ever
Tasted’’
★
CHICKEN AND
PIG
★
FREE DELIVERY
1201 N. William St.
Dial RE 4-0711
Goldsboro, N. C.
NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
offers
(1) Employment to more than 1100 men and women.
(2) An Education Plan to Provide money for College Ex
penses.
Call Our Local Representativks: RE 4-3094
Mrs. Ora S. Brown, Clerk-Secretary
Miss M. L. Edwards, Assistant Cashier
Mrs. Virginia M. Dawson
Mrs. Ruby Inman
Charles Gunter
Mrs. Doris J. Faison
Edgar J. Pittman
Earl Jackson Graham
Mrs. F. L. Oakley Petteway, Cashier
J. N. Williams, Staff Manager
R, L. Freeman and
Lemuel Z. Craft, District Managers
ITS SMART TO BE THRIFTY
SHOP...
BELK-TYLER’S
Home of Better Values
and SAVE!
RE 5 3041
GOLDSBORO, N. C.
BOYS ENJOY HOME
ECONOMICS
Young men at Dillard are en
joying their special assignments
in good grooming and clothing
under the supervision of Mrs. E.
S. Jones. They know that how
one looks has a very important
place in finding and holding a
job.
Students enrolled in the
course are: Robert Lee Artis,
Colonel Barnes, Donnell Best
Willie Brewington, Thadeus
Coley, William Jones, Roosevelt
McCrae, Marvin Moses, Floyd
Packer, Norman Rhodes, Joseph
Scott, David Sims, Shelton
Wooten, and George Kornegay.
PATROL MEMBERS
GET ASSIGNMENTS
Members of Dillard Safety Pa
trol got their first assignments
for the school term, September
12.
Upper Hall Henrietta Me-'
Nair, Nannie Johnson, and
SOUTHERLAND
PURE SERVICE
STATION
Phone RE 4-9957
Goldsboro, N, C,
Elm and Slocumb Sts.
MOORE’S
GROCERY AND
MARKET
Superfine Can Goods -
Grade A Fancy
Crackers
by Strietman’s
★
Uncle Tom’s Meed
Moore’s Country
Sausage
★
Phone RE 5>3324
Goldsboro, N, C.
Ruby Britt
Lower Hall Mary Borden,
Annie Simmons, Marie Bar
nes, and Geraldine Monk
Campus Area Charles Lane,
James Stackhouse, and Na
thaniel Davis
Cafeteria Alben B a rk 1 e y,
Harold Barnes, Charles Wynn,
Izzel Parratt, Hubert Raynor,
Larry Daniels, and Larry
Reid
POWELL’S 5c
to $5.00 STORE
YOU’LL ENJOY
SHOPPING
WITH US
600 S. Slocumb St.
Goldsboro, N. C.
THOMAS OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY
Over 30 Years Same Business — Same Location
“ANYTHING FOR THE OFFICE”
Dennison Crepe Paper all Colors 15c
it All Colors Cardboard 15c
Esterbreok Fountain Pen
it Sheaffer Fountain Pens
☆ Royal Portable Typewriters
it Gibson Greeting Cards for all Occasion
RE 4-2115
110 W. WALNUT ST. and 111 N. JAMES ST.
GOLDSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA
FOR COMPLETE LINE OF FURNITURE
SEE
HEILIG-MYERS COMPANY
PHONE RE 5-3561
138 EAST WALNUT STREET
GOLDSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA