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THE 1964 TIGER

ALMA MATER 0 Ninth Avenue we shall love thee

As the years go by

Alma Mater none above thee

On us you can rely.

As the days shall pass before us,

Here our minds shall be.

4s the blue and gold wave o’er us

Ninth Avenue we hail thee.

Alma Mater we shall never hail to do our part.

Memories of you shall ever

Linger in our hearts.

Old Ninth Avenue, Old Ninth Avenue

In our hearts you’ll live forever;

. You have brought us through.

Ninth

Avenue

School

Hendersonville, North

Carolina

The Senior Class

of Ninth Avenue School

Hendersonville, N. C.

Presents

Nathaniel Washington, Jr.

Rebecca Parks .

John Watkins.

Faye King .

Cheryl Haywood.

Carolyn Jenkins .

Willie Parity .

James Sitton, James Campbell, Larry Copeland,

David Russell.

.Editor-in-Chief

.Assistant Editor

.Copy Editor

.Advertising Editor

. Secretary

. Business Manager

.Circulation Manager

William Robinson.Typists

.Artist

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OF A HOPE

HUGH D. RANDALL Superintendent

MRS. A. L. ELLIS Secretary

JAMES R. WRIGHT Principal

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Thi s issue of the TIGER is respectfully and affectionately

dedicated to the Teachers of Ninth Avenue School. Without their

energetic efforts and guidance many of our hopes and dreams would

have never become realities. Always alert to any problem con¬

fronting students and their welfare, our teachers not only ex¬

emplify the highest efficiency in their chosen field, but they

have always exhibited genuine warmth and humane concern to

each student of Ninth Avenue School. These pleasant memories

we shall cherish forever.

To you, Df >ar Teachers, in sincere appreciation and deep

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affection, we dedicate this 1964 TIGER.

MRS. G. S. CHAMBERS French and English

The Teacher Is a Builder.

He Works with the Higher and

Finer Values of Civilization

MRS. G. S. HOSTLER Music

MRS. E. D. PETTY French and English

MRS. L. G. JACKSON Science

MRS. H. L. EDWARDS Commercial Education

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E. YOUNG Masonry

L. C. JONES Health and Physical Education

MRS. L. C. DUSENBURY l.ibr irian

C. L. BYNUM Mathematics

REVEREND J. D. ELLIS Bible

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MRS. M. V. MIMS Home Economics

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MRS. O. M. ROUSE One A

MRS. V. H. MARSH One B

MRS. E. R. PILGRIM Two A

FACULTY

MRS. G. M. CUNNINGHAM MISS P. A. FERGUSON Four A Five A

MRS. A. M. MILLER Seven A

MR. G. GREENE Seven B, Eight B

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MRS. A. R. FOWLER Two B

MISS C. G. RODDY Three B, Four B

MISS D. G. WIGFALL Five B, Six B

MRS. L. A. ROBINSON C. HOSTLER Six A Eight A

MRS. B. M. CROSBY Special Education

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NOTHING HAPPENS UNLESS FIRST A DREAM . . .

DR. WILLIAM ALEXANDER DARITY Shaw University - B. Sc. ; Major: Biology - Chemistry North Carolina College at Dur¬ ham - M. S. P. H. ; Major: Public Health Education University of North Carolina - Ph. D. , Public Health and Health Education

DR. ARMOND EDWARDS Florida A. & M. University - B. Sc. Illinois College of Optometry - O. D.

DR. HAROLD POWELL North Carolina College at Dur¬ ham - B. Sc. , M. S. University of Michigan - Ph. D. , Organic Chemistry Research

ATTORNEY THEODORE STEPHENS North Carolina College at Dur¬ ham - B. B. A. , L. L. D.

DR. OLIVER SUMMEY, JR. Livingstone College - B. Sc. Howard University - D. D. S.

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DO YOU REMEMBER

GRADUATES

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CLASS OF 1964

OFFICERS: Larry Copeland, President; Rebecca Parks, Vice-President; Cheryl Haywood, Secretary; Nathan¬ iel Washington, Treasurer; John Watkins, Business Manager.

James Campbell Larry Copelnm

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CLASS OF 1964

Fransco Hazel Joan Ivey Carolyn Jenkins Catherine Jenkins

Nathaniel Washington, Jr. John Watkins Gerald Wilfong

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MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Cheryl Haywood Nathaniel Washington

WITTIEST Fransco Hazel Eleva Featherstone

FRIENDLIEST Eleva Featherstone John Watkins

OUTSTANDING SENIORS

MOST ATHLETIC Eleva Featherstone BEST LOOKING John Watkins John Watkins. Rebecca Parks Carolyn Jenkins James Campbell

MOST DEPENDABLE Carolyn Jenkins David Russell

MOST STUDIOUS David Russell Rebecca Parks

MOST POPULAR Nathaniel Washington Rebecca Parks

MOST TALKATIVE Fransco Hazel Eleva Featherstone John Watkins

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SENIOR DIRECTORY. .

CAMPBELL, JAMES CALVIN Basketball 2,3,4; Football 3,4; Vice-President

Varsity Club 3; Student Council 4; School Patrol

2; Choral Group 1; Commercial Club 3; Baseball 3.

COPELAND, LARRY EDWARD Student Council Representative 1,2,3, President 4;

Science Club President 4, Award 1, Certificate 1;

School Safety Patrol Captain 1, Award 1; Math Club

2,3,4; Commercial Club 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Yearbook

Representative 1,2, Staff 4; French Club 3; Honor

Society 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 4; Perfect Attendence

1,2,3; Biology Certificate 2; Library Club 3.4;

Choral Group 1; Honor Student 1,2; Business Man¬

ager of Class; Class President 4.

RARITY, WILLIE ANDY “Clyde”

Varsity Club 3; Glee Club 1; Baseball 3; Library

Club 4; School Patrol 4; Yearbook Staff 4.

EEATHERSTONE, ELEVA “Petunia”

Basketball 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,3; NHA 1,2; Cheer¬

leader 3,4; Math Club 3,4; Student Council 1; Var¬

sity Club 3,4.

GREGORY, SAMUEL N ATHANIEL 6 i C' 9 9

Urover

Science Club 2; Commercial Club 3.

HAYWOOD, CHERYL ANNE “Sweetie”

“To Thine Ownself Be True”

Choral Group 1,2,4; Varsity Club 3; Math Club 1,3,

4; French Club 3; Commercial Club 2,4; Library

Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4,Secretary 4, Representative

4; Class Secretary 1,2,3,4; Student Council Secre¬

tary 2, Vice-President 2, Treasurer 2; Honor Society

1.2,3,4, Vice-President 3; Science Club 4; Basket¬

ball Team 1,2,3,4; NHA 1,2,3, Treasurer 3; Dra¬

matics Club 4; Health Club 3; Honor Student 3;

Perfect Attendance Award 1.

HAZEL, ERANSCO THOM AS “Hazel Bird”

Football 4; Glee Club 1; Library Club 4; Basket¬

ball 4; Varsity Club 3.

HORNE, MICHAEL VERNON

IVEY, JOAN PAULINE i if' 9 9 bypsy

Dramatics Club 4; Basketball 3,4; Varsity Club 3;

NHA 3; Math Club 3,4.

JENKINS, CAROLYN “Big Sister”

‘Not merely to exist but to amount to something in

life.”

Trench ( iub 3,4; Cheerleader 4; Library Club 3,4;

Library Assistant 3,4; NHA 1,2,3; Dramatics Club

4; Class Assistant Secretary 2,3; Science Club 1,

2; Math (dub 2; Health Club 3; Yearbook Staff

Business Manager 4; Commercial Club 2,3; Future

Teachers of America 1.

JENKINS, CATHERINE 6*rp . 99

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“To be or not to be”

Choral Group 1; Varsity Club 3; French Club 3;

Commercial Club 2,4; Library Club 3,4; Science

Club 1,4; NHA 1,2,3; Dramatics Club 4; Future

Teachers of America 1; Cheerleader 3.

KING, FAYE LORRAINE “To be rather than to seem”

NHA 1,2,3; Library Club 3; Assistant Librarian 3;

French Club 3; Commercial Club 2,3; Choir 1,3;

Health Club 3; Math Club 2; Yearbook Staff 4.

PARKS, REBECCA M ARIE “Beck”

Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Science Club 3,4;

Math Club 2.3,4, Award 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4:

French Club 3; Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 3,4;

Varsity Club 3,4; Y earbook Staff 4, Representative

1, Assistant Editor 4; Dramatics Club 4; Vice-

President of Class 1,4; Perfect Attendance 1,3;

Biology Award 2; Patrol 2; Commercial Club 2;

P. E. Award 1.

ROBINSON, WILLI AM MAJOR HI “Bus Jr.”

French Club 3; Commercial Club 3; Yearbook Staff

4; Science Club 2,3; Dramatics Club 4; Basketball

Trainer 3; Student Council 2.3,4; Math Club 3; Band

2,3,4; Honor Society 2.

RUSSELL, DAVID ARNEL “Cheater”

Commercial Club 3,4; French Club 3; Choral Group 1;

School Patrol 4; Varsity Club 3; Library Club 3;

Y earbook Staff Artist 4: Basketball 3,4.

SITTON, J AMES ELPHEL 660 95

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“I’ve yet to begin

Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,4; Glee Club 1; Patrol

1; Student Council 1,2; Commercial Cdub 3.4; \ ar-

sity Club 1,4; Yearbook Staff 4.

WASHINGTON, N ATH ANIEL DEWITT, JR. “Nat”

“To each his own”

Choral Group 1,3; Varsity Club 3; Math (dub 1,3;

Safety Patrol 3, Treasurer 3; Health (dub 1,3: Toot-

ball Team 3; French Club 3; Commercial Club 2,3;

Library Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Treasurer

4, Reporter 4; Science Club 2; Typing Ward 3;

DAR Award 3; Dramatics Club 4; Perfect Attend¬

ance Award 1,3.

WATKINS, JOHN EDW ARD “Watt”

Choral Group 1; Varsity Club 2,3; Football I earn

2,3,4; Commercial Club 4; Library Club 4; ^1 ear-

book Staff 4; Dramatics Club 4; Basketball 1.2.3,4;

Business Manager of Class 4.

WILFONG, GERALD

CLASS OF 1965

JUNIOR OFFICERS: William Charles Darity, Pres¬ ident; Johnny Washington, Vice-President; Jessie Jenkins, Secretary; Samuel Haywood, Treasurer; Walter Mcllwain, Business Manager.

John Alston

Harry Cauley

Charles Darity

Charles Greene

Samuel Haywood

Jessie Jenkins

George Johnson

Mary Kelsey

Herbert Knight

Thelma Payne

Johnny Washington

TWELVE NOT PICTURED

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CLASS OF 1966

CLASS OFFICERS: Dottie Russell, President; Henry McMinn, Vice-President; James Featherstone, Busi¬ ness Manager; Sylvia Haywood, Secretary; Emma King, Treasurer

Karen Bell Elfreda Boyd Judy Brown Rose Marie Cash Larry Cauley

Vickey Darity David Dunbar James Featherstone Yvonne Gilliand Sylvia Haywood

Lila Hill

Henry Johnson Emma King Ellen Landrum Catherine Logan

Linda Logan Ruth McDowell Ervin Payne Georgia Ann Peak Dottie Russell

Drena Russell William Thompson Bernice W -shington Claude Watkins George Young

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CLASS OF 1967

FRESHMAN OFFICERS: Brenda Copeland, President; Evelyn Jenkins, Vice-President; Deloris Sitton, Sec¬ retary; Jerome Alston, Treasurer; Kathleen Mills, Business Manager.

Jerome Alston Wanda Clay Ronald Colemar Brenda Copeland Zen obi a Crosby

Marie Cunningham Alice Darity William Davidson Billy Dean Lula Belle Dunbar

Barbara Goode Marietta Lee Kathleen Mills Joan Parks Chester Payne

Kenneth Payne Carolyn Peak Elaine Russell Deloris Sitton Linda Smith

Carolyn S her Dorothy Underwood Dorothy Wa kins Joyce Watkins Tommie WiL iamson

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1-A

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3-A

3-B AND 4-B 22

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5-A 23

6-A 24

7-A

7-B AND 8-B 25

8-A

SPECIAL EDUCATION 26

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Extracurricular activities round out the education given us at

Ninth Avenue. These activities afford opportunities for initative,

self-expression, and leadership. We students learn to work co¬

operatively and to assume responsibility thus preparing us for

our after school life.

Through the student activity program, the school hopes to

train us teenagers to discriminate in our choice of recreation so

that in later life we will select social activities in keeping with

our principles. These school sponsored functions are not only

a wholesome use of leisure time, but the enjoyment that accompa¬

nies them will always remain treasured memories ol our school

life at Ninth Avenue.

STUDENT COUNCIL

HONOR SOCIETY

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MATH CLUB

SCIENCE CLUB

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COMMERCIAL CLUB

IRGAME YOOR MIND

YOURSELF I

your work j YOUR FOLDER;

your UL

LIBRARY CLUB

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NEW HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA

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BAND

PATROLMAN

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CHOIR sr- * ir ■ n» iJ • 4J‘

DRAMATICS CLUB

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PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION OFFICERS

MILLS' CAT;

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Emma K. Simmons, Assistant Secretary; Mrs. Viola Payne, Vice-President; William King, President; Mrs. Bernice Gash, Secretary; Mrs. Lydia Landrum, Treasurer; Mrs. Kathleen Williams, Chairman of Social Committee.

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Miss Homecoming Mary Jean Nelson

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Debora Ann Waters Miss Gridiron

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Christmas Princess Al ice Darity

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Miss Junior Jessie Jenkins

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Miss Freshman Linda Smith

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UNFORGETTABLE MEMORIES

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“Prepare us now in friendly strife

On the playing field of life.”

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FOOTBALL TEAM

L. C. JONES Coach

G. E. GREENE Assistant Coach

SENIORS

sG’S' ¥ SENIORS: James Campbell, John Watkins, Fransco

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LITTLE LEAGUE FOOTBALL TEAM

FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Michael Creaswell, End; Freddie Albany, Linebacker; Sylvester Johnson, Center; Walter Smith, Guard; Freddie "Big Daddy" Williams, Tackle; Marion Johnson, End; Clarence Davidson, Defensive End. SECOND ROW: Michael Sitton, Guard; Harold Albany, Defensive End; Therian Robinson, Wingback; Cephus "Slick" Johnson, Quarterback; Mike Wilfong, Fullback; Alvin "Speedy" Owens, Co-Captain, Scatback. NOT PICTURED: Bobby Hill, Guard; Edward Jackson, Tackle Tommy Owens, Halfback; John T. Gash, Center; Shirley Johnson, Tackle; Nickey Clay, Quarterback; Billy Robinson, Halfback;' Ulysses Mills, Guard.

CHARGERS COAST TO 3 WINS AND NO DEFEATS

Chargers 13 Bull's

Chargers 13 Tar Heel's

Chargers 35 Y. M. C. A.

BOYS’ BASKETBALL

SENIOR PLAYERS

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL

SENIOR PLAYERS

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CHEERLEADERS

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Each year we call upon our advertisers to help us make THE

TIGER possible, and each year we find them ready to help us.

To these b enefactors we are deeply greatful and hope they will

continue their loyalty and support.

Our patrons and boosters also come forward yearly and help

us considerably. They, too, deserve our appreciation.

Curry’s Studio, and our local photographers, always cooper¬

ative and helpful, ease the production of THE TIGER since no

matter when, where, or how, if a picture is needed they are there

ready to oblige. Many thanks to our photographers.

PATRONS BLUE RIDGE LAUNDRY

Reverend Mrs. L. M. Burchette Mr. C. L. Bynum

Mrs. Grace Chambers Mrs. Floree Copeland and Family

COVERED WAGON PLANT HOUSE Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses Cunningham

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Darity Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Darity

Mr. and Mrs. James Edwards Mr. and Mrs. James Featherstone

Mi ss Patricia Ferguson FLANGAN PRINTING COMPANY

Mrs. Alberta J. Floyd GENUINE PARTS

Mr. George E. Greene, Jr. Reverend and Mrs. Samuel Haywood Sr

HORNE’S REST HAVEN Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jackson JANE’S FLOWER SHOP Miss Catherine Jenkins

Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Jenkins JUSTICE SAND COMPANY

LANDRUM’S BEAUTY SHOP LANDINA GUEST HOUSE

Mr. Hunter McCollum Reverend and Mrs. H. L. Marsh

Mr. and Mrs. Schofield Miller Mrs. M. V. Mims and Daughters

NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Johnny Landrum, Agent

Mrs. Annie Owens Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Parks and Family

Mr. Walter Parks and Family Mr. and Mrs. James Pilgrim QUALITY TIRE SERVICE

Miss E. Y. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. William M. Robinson, II

Mi ss Carole G. Roddy Mr. Calvin Rouse

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Russell Mrs. W. 0. Rutherford

SHERMAN’S SPORTING GOODS Mr. James Sitton

SKYLAND BATTERY AND IGNITION COMPANY Mrs. Madeline Stephens

Mr. Nathaniel D. Washington, Sr. and Family Mrs. Gladys Watkins and Family

Miss Doris T. Wigfal I Mrs. Annie Mae Wilfong

LOUIS WILLIAMS AND SON Mr. James R. Wright

COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF

LOVELAND STUDIO FLETCHER CLEANERS

COME CLEAN WITH US

Hendersonville, North Carolina

Fletcher, North Carolina

COMPLIMENTS OF

Comp 1 imerits of

SINCLAIR OFFICE SUPPLY

218 North Main Street


SUNRISE MEAT SERVICE Compliments of

Hendersonville, North Carolina THE HUGH A. EUDY CO.

REALTORS

308 S. Main Street



MRS. W. 0. RUTHERFORD AMERICAN DRUG CO.

Hendersonville, North Carolina Hendersonville, North Carolina

COMPLIMENTS OF

COMPLIMENTS OF

EARL F. PENNY MUTUAL INS. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE

AGENCY INC. AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES

Room 300 SPORTING GOODS

Hendersonville, North Carolina TOYS


State Street, Chicago — with G. E. Outdoor Lighting Systems

Derives Many Benefits as “World’s Brightest Street” at Night

The world’s brightest street at night is Chicago’s State Street ... lighted with fluores¬

cent luminaires designed and produced at the “Outdoor Lighting Center of the World,"

General Electric’s headquarters for its outdoor lighting business located at Henderson¬

ville, North Carolina.

The illustration above shows the shopping district of State Street. Here, close to

399 top-quality General Electric Form 606 luminaries, mounted on specially designed

“tree like’’ poles provide 14 footcandles of illumination!, a truly outstanding installation.

Cities throughout America, including small and larger communities in Western North

Carolina, are today “lighting up.’’ This offers many benefits to all citizens. Lighting

is credited with lowering crime and highway deaths of all sorts ... with improving safety,

and even business.

GENERAL ELECTRIC is looking

for people who are truly prepared for

the wide variety of assignments avail-

in the electrical industry. If you

would like to explore the possi¬

bility of a career with General

Electric, contact J. W. Waters, OX

2-1431.

Good lighting is an attribute of progressive communities.

You, as tomorrow’s citizens, will want to make sure

that good lighting makes your streets and highways —

your ballparks and stadiums useful at night ... safe and

enjoyable for all.

J^togress Is Our Most Important Product

GENERAL ELECTRIC

Outdoor Lighting Department Hendersonville, N. C.

COMPLIMENTS OF

COMPLIMENTS OF THE NORTHWESTERN BANK

PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION Member of

HENDERSON COUNTY Federal Deposit Insurance

Dedicated Corporation

to

“Building Better Health

Through Pharmacy”



HENDERSONVILLE COMPLIMENTS OF

AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION BELK-SIMPSON

BOYD PONTIAC-CADILLAC-BUICK Hendersonville, North Carolina

BLAIR-McLEOD MOTORS

FOLSOM MOTOR CO.

GARRETT MOTOR CO.

HENDERSONVILLE MOTORS COMPLIMENTS OF

T. LEE OSBORNE, JR.

HUNTER CHEVROLET CO. JACK SHULMAN GROSE'S CORNER




JUMP-OFF ROCK PORTER'S ESSO STATION

Scenic Attraction Gift Shop


6 Miles West 5th Avenue



GENERAL HEATING & APPLIANCE CO. FREE SERVICE TIRE & APPLIANCE CO.

137 Third Avenue East



MILL END STORE AND SILK SHOP LAWRENCE ORR, INC.

315 North Main — Phone OX 3-5033

Piece Goods and Draperies

Patterns — Sewing

Accessories

Radio & Television Sales and Service

P. 0. Box 331 - Telephone OX 3-4571

625 Fifth Avenue West


COMPLIMENTS OF Good Food for the Home

RUTH ORIGINALS Plus

Top Value Stamps

RETAIL SHOP COMMUNITY CASH

Ashevi 1 le Highway Hendersonville, North Carolina

ADDS VALUE

SAFE - CLEAN - ECONOMICAL - CONVENIENT

Follow the Example of Experts - Insist on

OIL HEAT

... an overwhelming majority of the building experts in

HENDERSON COUNTY heat th eir own homes with OIL HEAT.

Henderson County Members:

North Carolina Oil Heat Council

COMPLIMENTS OF

CREST 5 & 10c STORE


COMPLIMENTS OF

CHIPMAN LA CROSSE HOSIERY MILLS CO.

East Flat Rock, North Carolina

COMPLIMENTS OF

McFARLAN BAKE SHOP

LANCE LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Fine Pastries Since 1932

Wedding and Party Cakes

BUILDING MATERIALS Our Specialty

414 Pine Street

Hendersonville, North Carolina 28739

Hendersonville, North Caroi na

Congratulations Seniors

The Staff at

JAMES PILGRIM FUNERAL HOME

COMPLIMENTS OF

BLYTHE RADIO & TELEVISION INC


Compliments of

ENGLISH BROTHERS SHOE SHOP

South Main Street


Compliments of

0. E. HEDGE REAL ESTATE


COMPLIMENTS OF


“ALMOST EVERYBODY READS’’

THE TIMES NEWS

COMPLIMENTS OF

CRANSTON

PRINT WORKS COMPANY

Henderson County’s Daily Newspaper

$6.00 a year by mail

30<t a week by carrier

ESTABLISHED 1825


COMPLIMENTS OF

BELDING HEMINWAY COMPANY, INC.


P. 0. Box 2040

Telephone (Area Code 704) 693-4222 3

TWX (Area Code 704))692-3055

COMPLIMENTS OF

MANUFACTURERS OUTLET

East Flat Rock, North Carolina

COMPLIMENTS OF

PACE HEATING & PLUMBING CO


COMPLIMENTS OF

LAUREL PARK

&

EMPLOYEES

COMPLIMENTS OF

GORDON'S CREDIT JEWELRY


MEANS GOOD WEAR

CITY TIRE SERVICE

RECAPPING


706 7th Avenue East

Dial OX 3-5533

COMPLIMENTS OF

AIKENS MARKET

Finest in A & P Goods


FRIENDLY

SERYICE COMPLIMENTS OF

GREGG BROTHERS HARDWARE

Hendersonville, North Carol

GILBERT CONCRETE CO. COMPLIMENTS OF

For Economy and Durability

Bui Id with Blocks

4TH AVENUE SHOE FIXERY 7th Avenue East - Phone 693-3474


Hendersonville, North Carolina Aluminum Windows — Steel Doors

Frames and Lintels - Basement Vents

COMPLIMENTS OF COLLINS FLORIST

LEONA’S DRESS SHOP “Flowers for all Occasions”

443 Church Street


Phone OXford 3-7570


COMPLIMENTS OF

COMPLIMENTS OF

TEMPO MUSIC SHOP MOLAND-DRYSDALE, CORP.


Telephone OXford 2-1346 Hendersonville, North Carolina



THE CEDARS HOTEL BILTMORE MANUFACTURING CO.

7th Avenue West


COMPLIMENTS OF

FRANCIS & WRIGHT, INC


COMPLIMENTS OF

THE REMNANT SHOP

Cottons — Rayons — Drapery & Wools

Phone OX 3-6212

South Main Street


OATES PAINT & BODY SHOP Auto Painting — Wreck Repairing

Auto Glass Installed

Hende rsonville, North Carolina


Main Street at Third Avenue

Telephone OXford 3-5277

DflNIE U’S ’


MAC'S MENS WEAR

YOUNG MEN



COMPLIMENTS OF

FIRST UNION BANK


Refreshing remembrance

F ifth at Church Bottled under authority of The Coca-Cola Company by


Branch Office — Fletcher, North Carolina

COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Hendersonville, North Carolina

COMPLIMENTS OF

OLIN MATHIESON CHEMICAL CORPORATION

Pisgah Forest, North Carolina

Makers of ECUSTA lightweight papers

and OLIN cellophane

BERKELEY MILLS

Balfour, North Carolina

A Division of Kimberly-Clark Corporation

‘Just about everyone uses a product of Kimberly-Clark every day.

COMPLIMENTS OF

B*c U 5 PAT off

ESTABLISHED 1802

BETTER THINGS FOR BETTER LIVING ... THROUGH CHEMISTRY

Brevard, North Carolina


SUPERIOR LAUNDRY & CLEANERS SHEALY ELECTRIC CO. INC.


COMPLIMENTS OF HOLLY-SWOFFORD SHOES

FLETCHER PHARMACY “Expertly Fitted”

Fletcher, North Carolina Hendersonville, North Carolina

Compliments of

KALIN’S FURNITURE CO. COMPLIMENTS OF


HIGDON KNITTING MILLS INC. Compliments of

Spartanburg Highway

HOUSTON’S FURNITURE STORE Hendersonville, North Carolina


Compl iments of

Custom Built - Furniture

Furniture — Upholstering

RELIABLE FURNITURE CO. “For those who want the very best’’

Hendersonville, North Carolina J. F. STOKES & SON

Compl iments of

Established 1922

CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES -r SLIP COVERS

HILL’S GENERAL STORE Dial 3642

East Flat Rock, North Carolina 129-35 Third Avenue East



CENTRAL NEWS STAND MIDWAY LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. 116 6th Avenue East

Hendersonville, North Carolina Fletcher, North Carolina

COMPLIMENTS OF

PLESS MOTOR CO. COMPLIMENTS OF

CONCRETE SUPPLY AND MATERIALS Home of Clean Used Cars CO. INC.

Dealer No. 2445 Naples, North Carolina



MANUFACTURERS OUTLET HENDERSONVILLE

SUPPLY & COAL COMPANY

East Flat Rock, North Carolina Telephone OX 3-4286

COMPLIMENTS OF

WALKER HARDWARE CO. ELKS CLUB

Hardware — Seed — Paint — Roofing P. 0. Box 1616

1st Avenue & King Street Hendersonville, Nort- Carolina


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