and longi mad e the profrea nqr
informative and enjoyable.
Student* partlctpatUK war*:
Patty Sue Spencer, Ruth Asa Wil
liam., Pat Cot*. Sylrla Crew,
Itrnm Bingham, Uam Neri i,
Tony Yailnaac, Barry Parian Jer
ry Taylor, Carolyn Greene, Joyce
Bdaalaton, Maiirti Meat, Brent
Davit. Judy Payne. WUma Wood
Has. Cooltdge Harrison, Jerry
Wert. Dallas Wilson, Deaa Miller.
Koaaell Bout, Larry Triplett,
^ a -? IIM ? a a m* - ? *
wnvtf cornett, Jinny fiopm,
Edwin Wlae, C. L. Taytor, Charles
Wtteox, Doit Cornet t, and BWy
Mia* Jerlean Murph, student
teacher, assisted in the presenta
tion. Mr*. Oar Wilson aad Ml.
ttilk Oraeber directed the
a?l dances
was held on Friday. I
prospective lint-graders
|itt?red during the day. Lunch
WW served in t!? school cafeteria
fer the ehiidrsa end perents. He
Dr. Marjr Michael uH two
i. Mr*. Thome* and Mr?
a>k..l
School will cloee on 8aturdoy,
Kay SI, at eleven o'clock. Lunch
will he agreed la the school cafe
teria through Thursday, Hay S
A half -day session will be Obeerv- 1
ed on Friday, Hay SO.
?OVIST EXCURSION
Capetown, South Africa ? The
Zarja has dropped anchor off
Capetown with eight Soviet scien- 1
tiau aboard, including a
who are studying the earth'a i
petie field The Zarja wUl
bar voyage at Vladivostok, a Sov- 1
let Pacific port, in January.
? ;,y; .1 :i* ,?> pj I i ??. : < '1 Si v (IT ' XZTZv&TE*.
It U with ? graat deal of pride
that ?? tztand to you of thie
jrur'i graduating claia, our
rwty boat wUhee and linear*
congratulation*. Wa'va ia?n
^ ffc m ?* ^ ? a uahm* naAnlA
?om? excellent young people
complete thi* part of thair edu
cation b?r? but wa racall of no
other group whom w* thought
had mac* poaaibilitiea than you.
Oood luck, than, to each of jrou I
Kirk'g Restaurant
?OiMf
SENIORS '
WE CONGRATULATE
EACH ONE OF YOU
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Winkler Motor Co.
FORD ? MERCURY
. . .St'i
COMMENCEMENT
In recognition of your wofk just compUttd
and to with you a successful cmt In
^ .<4
your dioKii profession, wt express ihiw
Hollar's Hrocery
Internet
Parts Company
George A. Flower*, Br., of
Hickory has ?old hi* half interest
is The Flo wen Company, whole
sal* distributor of automotive re
placement parts, to H. L. Flower*
and Mi son*. John K and David
8. Flower*, the Hickory Daily fte
cord rf ported. ? . 'M I
Under Ike agreement, which
was effective Jun. 1, 19M, hot de
tails o I which were M* completed
until last weak, 0. A. Flowers, la
turn, lu* purchased his brother**
half interest in the property on
which Thf Flowers Company
building stands, as well as adjoin
ing property, it wa* ? Pounced.
The company was founded by
the two brother* on March 18,
IKS, ia Hick dry. Branch store*
ware added in Morganton in 19
StaMtville |n 1990, and Lenoir in
1961 "The homo at mora thai a
million parts" I* its slogan, and
U serves tho area within a fifty
mile radius of Hickory, Including I
George A. Flowers, Jr., son of
0. A. Flowers, I* the owner-op
erator of F*lm*r'? Photo Shop
Blowing Rock
News Items
HI* R^id ?f A?)i0Ville 1
?pent the past week with her par
ent*, Mr. and Mrs. Lige Held, in
Blowing Bock. On Friday Misa
Raid and her filter, Mrs. Ludle
Lett, visited relatives in Lenoir
and Granite Falls.
Mr*. Lucile Lett and ion, John,
of Blowing Bock, have returned
home after a week'a visit to their
daughter and sister, Miss Anne
Lett, a staff member of Women's
College Library, Greensboro.
While in Greensboro, Mrs. Lett
and John attended some of the
events of Greensboro's Sesque
centennial celebration being held
at that time.
Mr. and Mrs. Lige Beid and
daughter, Miss Grsce Beid of
Asheville, spent Mothers Day In
Drexel visiting Mr. Beid's sisters,
I Misses Florence and Louise Beid.
aiPWCLIP BAB
Sydney, Australia ? A Sydney
hotel has installed the city's first
"sIpW clip" bar, where barber
shop patrons can mix beer and
haircuts, scotch and shsves.
Clients pan reserve a chair and
then relaa with a drink until they
are Raged ever a public-addree*
system installed in a comfortably
furniahed lounge.
?^?I^M^MimHBSsraRgnnoRnnBfl
Ayera Enrolls At Broadfttoiiefiu
Grant Robert Ajrer*. Jr.. M ?p
eominf Junior at ApyabtWu
High School, h*j enrolled at
Broad* ton* Ba*k* tbal I Camp
which will he held at Valla Cru
el* June Ml Jgji
The 8-foot 3 aeorar on the J?y
vee* t* among the boyi of junior
high and senior high age who
have already enrolled from tifm
?t ate*. They will receive penional
initruction from ?uch nationally
know* college coach e? aa Boom
McKinau of Waka Forwt and
tod gchana of Wart Virginia. In
addition they will alio obtain
-Up." from Boll Davire. all-time
pro (tar, I ad BUI Bhannaa, the
1MB ill-pro g uard far tba Barton
Celtics.
Coach Bob Light of Appalach
ian will alto artist, and high
?ehool eoachea initructing at the
tiro- week* camp lnclade Mai
Cartwiigbt of HartiarvUle, Va.;
Wally Dean of Spartaabulg, 8. C.;
and Jetiniagi Caihwell at Hanoi
High. Wiiistoo-tabim \
. Tha camp la located at Bnxd
rtooe Lodge, thir being the tint
year tor the taakathaU operation
which precedes tha two-manthi
Hi, SeitlotA
May happiiww and sucoss b# your*
' v ?? " ?' ? " ? - ,
to onjoy throughout your Kft.
Newton's Dept. Store
ON TOP Of*
.THE worn
Congratulations, graduates.Now that
you havs finished this part at your
education, you can look forward to
the earner you have choeen for your
? self. You're sitting on top of the world
,and the future, with all lie possibili
ties, lies before you. May you realise
the fulfilment of your every ambition
in the days to come.
COE INSURANCE &
REALTY CO.
JERRY COE, Agent <> '
The Door
of the
FUTURE
is Open
At you graduate*
enter into ? new
' pha<e of your We.
we are confident you
will realize the pH- <
?ibilitie* and oppor
tunities that are
ahead. We honettty
believe you will
make the beat of
A Lb ? ? ~ ? ? r>B tlMllilai
infie opponunKm
and that your* will
be a tucccMfui and
brilliant career.
The Northwestern Bank
?r. A Good Bonk S*rtd*g ? Good Com**
regular summer camp. Broad- 1
?tone information mar be obtain- >
?datta 2822, Greenabqro. |
There ?re 112
Una
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Cotton jives employment to v
H
in North CaMUtt.
Jjh7 thim sports
^ **v? ?nottgli for vso?tlo&, too
Mwwri T
, Wide cfcafc* af (porta on include*
Silver Hawk "Six" at $2219* . . .
Silver Hawk V-8 with 2- or 4-barrel
carburetor, famoua supercharged
O olden Hawk and Packard Hawk.
Enjoy a (neat-drive In ? dUttnctlve
Hawk, today. Sac your Studebaker
Packard dealer, and bring the family
along! (*Plua local taxes, if uiy.and
transportation from South Band.)
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jju auto Studebaker-Packard
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\t?HI
THE FUTURE
To you graduates, we congratulate you on your progress thus
far, in seeking and obtaining education and knowledge. As you
build toward the future with additional studies and preparation,
we wish for you continuous success and advancement. Your
responsibilities are great but we have every confidence in the
< ' ij " j " * ; + ; ' r
youth of today.
t r
A
PLEDGE
to you . ? .
i
We pledge oat untiring
efforts to be of service to
you in my way possible.
Please call 00 us.
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WATAUGA SAVINGS & 1
LOAN ASSOCIATION
1M WEST MAIN STREET BOONE, NORTH CAROLINA
DIRECTORS: C. M Critcher, H. G. Farthing, W. H. Gragg, Walter H. Greene,
H. P. Holshouser, Guy W. Hunt, Howard Mast, Dr. W. M. Matheson,
R. C. Rivers, Jr.
OFFICERS: H. G. Farthing, President; C. II. Crttcher, Vice-President;
Sj W. Hr Gragg, Secretary-Treasurer
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