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The Jaycettes, an affiliate of the Kernersville Jay-
cees, was organized November 7, 1966 with Mrs. Nor-
man Bennett as president. Mrs. Roger Nelson is presi-
dent for 1971. The purpose of the organization is to ren~
der assistance as needed in various Jaycee and community
projects, and to provide its members with training in
leadership and civic consciousness so as to increase their
usefulness as citizens. J aycettes are always ready to lend
a helping hand with the Heart Fund, the Mother's March,
The Measles Clinic, and the Mental Health Association.
Bi-Rite is proud to participate in this historical review of Kernersville.
Each J aycette is expected to abide by their creed to The community spirit and enthusiasm shown so often by Kernersville citi-
zens is greatly admired throughout the Piedmont area.
give generously of their friendship; their enthusiastic
support to the Junior Chamber of Commerce; their tal-
ents, ideas, labors, and contributions to the betterment
of the community; and their attention to the great re-
sponsibility that is theirs as wives of America's young
leaders and mothers of those who will inherit that lead- ~
ership.

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Mrs. Shirley C. McBride, owner and operator of Shirley's Hairstyling,
opened at 127 Church Lane in February, 1968. Operators are Mrs. Rita G.
Moses and Mrs. Connie W. Smith.

Jaycettes 1971
Names listed on page 96

Kernersville' s Wear
House opened May 1,
1970 specializing in
the sales of men's and
ladies sports wear. It
is owned and operated
by Mr. and Mrs. Sam
King, assisted by Mrs.
Tom Joyce. The Value Shop stocks clothing for the entire family. There are three
locations fo1 your convenience: Kernersville (993-8315); Stanleyville
(377-2509); and Boonville (367-7632). Above are Kitty Cain, Shirley Smith,
Rosalie Clayton and Tom Lewis.

Kernersville Finishing Plant of Burlington Industrial Fabrics Company
is a major source of fabrics for the rubber industry, with emphasis on
tire components and base fabrics for coaters. It is also a major supplier of
nylon fabrics for typewriter and computer ribbons, woven snow fencing
and erosion control fabrics.

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