Coeburn High School - Reflector Yearbook (Coeburn, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1947 volume:

c Y Presented hys Mro Lawton Addington vr S ' f . V • ' n’� .■� ?( ' ' } ' ft . - t I I i ., •: . ,v I I , i . , vy. X .V - 1 I rite ' A iv ' w ' I ( V Alma Matar FOREWORD V e stand on middle ground. . , . , betv;een the old century and the new. We have seen war, now v e are seeking peace,.,, We hesitate a moment .... and then move on. ... slowly , into a veiled future. We could not assume to know what this future holds for our Alma Mater,.,, for you who come after us.,. But we have faith that the richness of past service of our COEBURN HIGH SCHOOL has built a foundation which is firm and enduring DEDICATION « I A ‘ 9 L ' i I � •V. - ANmiAL STAFF First Row, left to right: Betty Sulfridge, J !arie Sanders, f rances Pardue, Jean Ivlaloney, Ruby Easterling, Johnnie Hilton, Second How: Georgia Sulfridge, Jean Patony, Violet Robinette, Janice Trent, Jean Holbrook, Loreeda Stallard, Carolyn Carico. Third Row: Earl Gillespie, Betty Beverly, Kenneth Young, Johnny Simmons, Carl Davis, Joyce Hall, I.!rs, Johnson, Leon Echols, Betty Turner. f MRS. AMMA RAY LIBRARIAN MR. HOBART STALLARD LATIN AND HISTORY MISS NAN THOMPSON COMMERCIAL MRS. A. A. JOHNSON ENGLISH MR. COUNTS ENGLISH AND SCIENCE u ii t f I MR. JOHN HAWM SCIENCE AND MATH MR, WILLIAM L. GREGORY PHYSICAL EDUCATION MRS. MULLINS MATH MISS DOROTHY CLAY HISTORY AND ENGLISH MISS MARGARET DENNISON SCIENCE AND HOME EC. MR. ADDINGTON business ARITHMETIC MATH MR. VERNON TURNER HISTORY, SCIENCE GRADE TEAGHE=tS First Row, left to right: Marie Kilgore, Ruth Carico, Lillian Wood, June Hilton, Esther Kilgore . Second Row: Sara Kate Chase, Nora Kinzer, Clyde Addington, Leora Compton, Belva Counts, Lora Jordan, Ruth Carico, 4 I I - jL VL it : f i mi ,m rn rnJ iitmmmi .JMA: it. � V • V. ODR CLASS PRESIDENT, EDITOR OP THE REFLECTOR AND CAMPUS HI-LITES . HONORS TO HIM TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE. A HIT WITH THE OIRLS AS WELL AS A SWELL ATHLETE. WITH BEAUTY AND A SMILE FOR EVERYONE, THESE HAVE HELPED HER TO BE THE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED. A SINCERE FRIEND WE ARE THANKFUL FOR, SINCE SHE HAS BEEN CALLED THE BEST ALL ROUND. VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN f E SKAT, QUIET ATO SOCIABLE: ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL OF US ALL. JOHNNT HILTON SEE NUMBERS HER FRIENDS BY HER ACQUAINTANCES. WINSOME MARIE: TO KNOW HER IS TO LOVE HER, TOO. EVERETTE OSBORNE TALL, QUIET, AND PEACE- FUL: THE MOST INTELLECTUAL SENIOR. GENE ROSE ONE OF THE NEWEST OF OUR CLASS, BUT TO HEAR HIM TALK YOU ' D THINK HE HAD BEEN HERE A LORO TIME. i I MIDGET , WITH HER CHARMING SMILE AND DISPOSITION, PILI3 A WARM SPOT IN OUR HEARTS. LOYAL TO ALL HER FRIENDS AND HER SCHOOL; GOOD LUCK TO A GOOD GIRL. LEONARD ASHWORTH WE WISH THE BEST OP EVERYTHING TO AN EX-GI. BETTY BEVERLY AGNES CASTEEL THE SENIOR WHO IS DETERMINED AN ATTRACTIVE AND VALUABLE TO SUCCEED. FRIEND IN TIME OF NEED. •( DOCK McConnell A GOOD ALL-ROUND SENIOR WHO ONCE BELONGED TO UNCLE SAM. CURTIS DINGUS HERE ' S AH EX-GI WHO HAS MADE US VERY HAPPY WITH HIS RETURN. JANICE TRENT RED IS A PERSON TO WHOM YOU MAY GO TELL ALL YOUR TROUBLES. MARGARET WILLIS BLONDIE HAS BEEN A FAVORITE OP ALL WITH HER QUIET WAYS. EVERETTE HORNE MISERY HAS BEEN ONE OP OUR BEST ATHLETES; GOOD LUCK MISERY! STUART KELLEY TOONEY ALWAYS HAS A GOOD DAY POR EVERYONE. BEST ALWAYS! KATHLEEN JAME3 A VERY QUIET ONE WITH A DRY SPARK OF HUMOR ENJOYED BY EVERYONE. CARRIE HARVEY VERY QUIET AND DEPENDABLE, WITH A HEART OP GOLD. ■j. KENNETH YOUNG SMALL, CUTE, AND SMART, WITH A BIG PLACE IN OUR HEARTS. RUBY EASTERLING SHE IS ONE OF THE MOST UNIQUE SENIORS, WITH OUR ENJOYMENT OF HER FRIEND- SHIP. DAVID VICARS A SWELL, FLIRTY GUY THAT CAN FIX ANYTHING AT ANY TIME. JOYCE HALL HER WINSOME SMILE AND LAUGHING WAYS HAS MADE HER ONE OP THE BEST. KATHLEEN HAYNES SHE HAS BEEN A PAL, AND TRUE TO ALL HER CLASSMATES . « u Wr ' . JWSI . ' J ' ' ■v r ,. T :•• • ' ‘:w w ' ■ ' ' ' • J ' ' r.P ' -s ' -:.;’ ’’W ' . ' f . ' y ’’ ’ ' V ’’ ' “ ' ..■ ' ' IST ' . ' . ' ■ . . ' ' ■ ' ,( ' • V. w ‘ ■• ■ . ■ ' ■ ■: -li : .e ' f -- V. ' V • y ' ..: l . ' , - . HIM , i . , «k5rs fVViJi -- •. nio«aRKf!-v ( ia • -r • -1 ' ' ■ -h V T. ' . ,. V ' .s ' v- ■• - - s - ; -‘V-v re •X} ' tL ' ! ti.A . HH “ A,ir t ■ - :, ' ‘ ' ' W 4 J : ■ ' .vl 4 ! . i i : I . :rrv . i j GEORGIA 3ULFRIDGE SHE HAS BEEN VOTED WITTIEST AMONG US Ali. RALPH BOND A DEPENDABLE, QUIET YOUTH LOVED BY ALL. HAROLD HIGGINS HE HAS BEEN VOTED CUTEST AND ALSO WITTIEST IN OUR CLASS. ELIZABETH HAYES VERY, VERY QUIET; ONE WHO HAS A LOT OP HIDDEN KNOWLEDGE. PRANCES PARDUE PORKY , A PUN LOVING SENIOR WHO HAS BEEN VOTED THE BEST SPORT. I CAROLYN CARICO A CUTE, LITTLE GIRL I WHO WILL NEVER BE OUT OP OUR HEARTS 1 AND MINDS. ■ iaeS aMUr.--.V%? •« ‘ ' it: Do ' : PiV r i i: v- ' 3i N JEAN PATONY SUCCESS TO THE ONE WHO HAS BEEN VOTED CUTEST IN OUR CLASS. JOSEPHINE HILLMAN VERY ATHLETIC WITH A GRACEFUL AIR AND MANY, MANY FRIENDS. CARMA LEE ROBINETTE VIOLET ROBINETTE A SINCERE STUDENT, COOPERATIVE AND STUDIOUS. A GAY AND HAPPY ONE THAT IS DEVOTED TO HER WORK. Jimmie Clement President Nookey Bsiker Naomi Helbert Billie Willis Sec. and Treas. . Gale Cox Harry Benton Vice President Marjorie A. Hillman [ ( j| Clara Home Dick Johnson Genlevo Osborne Margaret E. McConnell Mavis TTionyjson Joan Llnkous Jimtny Orender Unlta Salyers BETTY JEAH JONES THOMAS RORRER i i I 1 ) 1 TENTH GRADE 1 First Row, left to right: Joan Skeen, Helen i Graham, Joyce Osborne, Darlene Arney, Gay Holbrook, Donald Mullins, Gerald Counts, Second Row: Frances Freeman, Gloria Lyons, June Meade, Douglas Smith, Douglas Forrest, Joseph Pov ers. Third Row: Bill Turner, Bill Hillman, Bertia Kaylor, Evonne Marshall, Marie Adkins, Fourth Rov : Virginia Salyer, Mildred Buchanan, i Bernice Greear, Jacquline Greear, Virginia j Hartsock, Lucille Powers, j Fifth Row: Billy Bray, Jack Stallard, Lalla Payne, I Billy Joe Stallard, Harmon Thomas, James I Sulfridge, I Sixth Row: C, C, Higgins, Phillip Marshall, Ralph j Buchanan, Glenn Robine.tte, Joe Greear, Sponsor: Mrs, Johnson I I I I s X t . t s I I- V f1 f ' ■ • , % J . S I 1 ■ i . ' 4r J f mmn ghaue % First Row, left to right: Jeanette Ramey, Betty Stallard, Joe Kell Bright, Conlee Edv ards, Mattie Hamilton, I .ary Martin, Joy Kilgore, Second Row: Betty Peters Dora Hurd, Joyce Young, Martha Pullen, Betty Ray Bond, Ruth Arney, Helen Couch, Flora Smith, Virginia Moretz, Third Row: Douglas Horne, Bobby Chaffin, Wilfred Hayes, Eugene Rorrer, Hazel Osborne, Billy Ray Jordan, Fourth Row: Billy Stewart, Joe Thomas, George Ramey, Delmar Easterling, Robert Dingus, V inford Mills, Pat Rose, Patty Osborne. Fifth Row: Joel Couch, Dayton Stallard, Billy Clark, Jack Dingus, Kenneth Kiser, Donald Payne, Bob Sturgill, Mr, Counts, Don Horne, Eugene Hughes, Jimmy Talley, V illlam Armistead, J, B. Hammonds, Sponsor; Mr, Counts V • ' . ■ f ' . ' • ' • . • ' ? ; ; • . � .. . • ■ ' rv« ■- ■ ' ' .t ■ - •, ' ■ - , • .- i v.= .. ■•■.-., • ' ;.v.:.;X ' ■ ■ . ' ' ♦ ; ■ ■ • • v-t V?. , ' ■ ' ■ ' ,■ r ■‘ ' ! ' ■ ■ ' C ’ • • ' y � i ' . if , ' ; I I i I- lY •; tv n 1 .rs- ' . � • ' A IVIJVTH GRADE First Row, left to right: Peggy Counts, Frances Hobbs, Doris Bray, Janet Sue V hited, Joan Casteel, Cherry Edwards, Lorene Ring, Bobby Rose, Second Row: Barbara Peters, Marie Gillespie, Hazle Jacobs, Shirley Sullivan, Betty Jo James, Opal Carico, Joyce Shepherd, Third Row: Clifford Porter, Judy Edwards, Margie Mead, Deri Stallard, Prank Patterson, Wayne Blevins, Gladys Salyers, Fourth Row: Billy Buchanain, Fred Mefford, Lars Robinette, Elmond Taylor, Kester Adkins, Fifth Row: Jimmy Sands, Donald Powers, Bruce Punk, James Peaks, Kenneth Jessee, Sixth Row: Earl Stanley, Ho yard Helbert, Billy Lane, Everett Sanders, Sidney Boggs, Mr. Addington, Bobby Perry, Carl Clark, Sponsor: Mr. Addington I T First Row, left to right: Nancy Vicars, Erma Hamilton, Loriene Jones, Billie Sands, Joanne McCoy, Sadie Blanton. Second Row: Josephine Marshall, Helen Reed, Joseph Hilton, Norman Troutt, Ronald Horne, Joe Lundy, Ira Jacobs. Third Row: Carmen Gibson, Agnes Greear, Trula Kilgore, Betty Hughes, Luther McCloud, Pau l Lawson, Fourth Row: Nina Smith, Raymond Owens, Tommy McArthur, Victor Hall, Alice Creed, Lucille Bledsoe, June Richardson. Fifth How: Harry Elkins, Clifford Suttle, Johnny Day, Bobby Horne, Charles Wills, Kenneth Wiggs, James Manicure. Sixth Row: Bill Cress, Raymond Sexton, Clayton V illis, Burl Salyers, Billy Ramey, Frank Hillman. Sponsor: Mr. Hamm EIGHTH GHAHE Coeburn Community Library Lonesome Pina Regional Coeburn, Virginia EIGHTH GHAHE First Rov , left to right: Ralph Mills, Fred Kern, Homer Punk, Hallene Green, Ruby Cloud, Carole O ' Dell, Patty McArthur, Bobby Mullins, Second Rov : Delmar Sizemore, Joan Porter, Virginia Cooper, Doris Collins, Glenna Alice Hughes, Wanda May, Billy Stidham, Third Row: Billy Layman, Nancy Lay, Beatrice Culbertson, Ethlene Hillman, Betty Evans, Ann Long, Richard Gillespie, Fourth Rov : Farrell Sanders, Jane Sanders, Mary Helen Large, Thelma Collins, Robert Skeen. Fifth Row: Denny Evans, Nancy Fleenor, Marlene - Stallard, Margie Chaffin, Jack Hillman, Dan Buchanan, Sponsor: Miss Clay I I I EIGHTH GHTHE FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: DELMAR ROSE, BOBBY EASTER- LING, JOHNNY BOWMAN, JEWELL ARNEY, HARRY BRYANT, PETE HILLMAN, RAY CONNER, GOLDIA SEXTON. SECOND ROW: HELEN SUE KENNEDY, FAY EVANS, LOIS JEAN ASTROP, JERLINE ONEY, FRANKIE JORDAN, ARVIL McConnell. THIRD ROW: JOYCE HOBBS, DOROTHY DAVIS, BETTY LEE BAKER, RONALD GRIMES, HERSHEL BUCHANAN, EVERETT SEXTON. FOURTH ROW: MARGARET WIGGS, DAISY CARICO, NELLIE CLARK, IRENE HUGHE§, KAY BRUCE, BETTY JO SPEARS, ROSE MARY SMITH, FIFTH ROW: CLARA BELCHER, MAY ELLEN HORNE, JUNE AMBURGEY, NELL RUTH ADKINS, CORA ALICE SPARKS, DELLA COMPTON. SIXTH ROW: ROBERT COOPER, BOBBY CREECH, MRS. MULLINS, GLORIA DONAHUE, HUBERT POWERS, ANNA JEAN BRICKEY. SPONSOR: MRS. MULLINS iF- ■ ' PUBLICATIOIV CLUB First Row, left to right: Betty Sulf ridge, Jean Fatony, Marie Sanders, Frances Pardue, Joyce Hall, Carolyn Carico, Mrs, Johnson, Second Row: Georgia Sulfridge, Violet Robinette, Janice Trent, Carl Davis, Sverette Osborne, Betty Turner. Third Ro? : Harold Higgins, Kenneth Young, Betty Jo Beverly, Albert Elkins, Dock McConnell, Leon Echols. Fourth Row: Gene Rose, Curtis Dingus, Johnny Simmons, Hubert Kern, Leonard Ashworth, Douglas Smith, Sponsor: Mrs, Johnson LATIIV CLUB First Row, left to right: Marie McCray, Shirley Greear, Ruby Easterling, Gay Holbrook, Jean Maloney, Jean Holbrook, Mavis Thompson, Darlene Arney, Second How: Janice Trent, Jacquline Greear, Joyce Hall, Betty Beverly, Shirley Sullivan, Mildred Buchanan, Third Row: Jenelle Dingus, Betty Turner, Geneva Freeman, Marie Adkins, Lucille Powers, Margie Hillman. Fourth Row: Gloria Lyons, Bill Hillman, Billy Bray, Thomas Rorrer, Jimmy Clement, Henry Clay, Johnny Simmons, Carolyn Carico, Fifth How: Jack Stallard, Dick Johnson, Charles Addington, Earl Gillespie, Bill Moneyhun, Emory Jacobs. Sponsor; Mr. Stallard I I HOME ECUIVUMICS ELEB First Row, left to right: Nancy Lay, Martha Pullen, Betty Ray Bond, Nancy Pardue, Barbara Peters, Hiss Dennison, Johnnie Hilton. Second Row: Janet Sue ’Ahited, Betty Peters, Bobbie ' Lee Porter, Mary Helen Large, Prances Hobbs, Nookey Baker, Loreeda Stallard. Ttiird Row: Conlee Edwards, Jo Hillman, Luella Akers, Ann Heloert, Cherry Edwards, Doris Bray, Flora Smith, Violet Robinette. Fourth Row: Betty Jo James, Gladys Salyer, Peggy Counts, Betty Stallard, Judy Edwards, Beatrice Culbertson, Ruth Arney. Fifth Row: Joan Skeen, Joyce Osborne, Helen Graliam, Marie D, Adkins, Shirley Sullivan, Hazel Jacobs, Marie Adkins, Helen. Couch. Sixth Row: Joyce Young, Shirley Hillman, Prances Castle, Billie Willis, Dorothy Hall, Bernice Greear. Sponsor: Miss Dennison I PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB First Row, left to right: Shirley Greear, Mary Martin, Henry Clay, Billy Bray, Jimmy Clement, Johnny Simmons. Second Row: Mrs. Mullins, Bill Turner, Josephine Hillman, Dick Johnson, Charles Addington, Prank Buchanan, Bill Hlllmsin. Sponsor: Mrs. Mullins SAFETY PATROL CLUB First How, left to right: Albert Elkins, G-ene Bond, Harry Benton, Hubert Kern, Johnny Simmons, Second Row: Bill Turner, Bill Collier, Billy Joe Stallard, Kenneth Young, Everette Osborne, Third Row: Jimmy Stewart, Carl Davis, Mr, Addington, Sponsor: Mr, Addington I GLEE ELUB Front Row, left to ri ht: Georgia Sulf ridge, Marie Sanders, Jean Maloney, Betty Beverly, Jean Fa tony. Second Row: Violet Robinette, Betty Sulfridge, Ruby II Easterling, Harry Benton, Janice Trent, Third Row: Leona Evans, Jean Holbrook, John Simmons, Betty Turner, Genova Freeman, Fourth Row: Carolyn Garico, Clara Horne, Miss Jordan, Hookey Baker, FOOTBALL 19 6 L. E. Earl Gillespie L, T, Lloyd Strong L. G. Everette Horne R. E. James Sul fridge R. T. David Vicars R. G. Johnny Meade C. Q. B. L. H. B. George Farmer F. B. Dick Johnson Tunney Kelly R. H. B. Leon Echols Albert Elkins FOOTBALL SCHEDULE WE THEY 6 Rlchlands 6 18 St. Paul 7 12 Wise 0 19 Big Stone 15 15 Norton 14 15 Appalachia 0 6 Grundy 0 6 Virginia High20 0 Tazewell 55 RESERVES Benny Pate, L. T. Jack Stallard, R. T. Billy James Moneyhun, R. E. J. B. Hammonds, L. H. B. Jess Thomas, L. G. Bill Collier, R. G. Everette Sanders, L. T. Harmon Thomas, L. E. Frank Buchanan, Q. B. Jimmy Clement, Q. B. C. C. Higgins, C. Emory Jacobs, L. H. B. Ed Hall, R. E. William Armistead, R. G Henry Clay, R. H. B. Delmer Easterling, L. T Gene Bond, R. H. B. Bill Hillman, R. E. J immy Sands , C . Frank Patterson, F. B. Managers; Billy Cress Charles Wills Coach: Labe Gregory 1 ! % I Earl Crillespie Leon Echols and Georpe Parmer Everette Horne Henry Clay Jack Stallard Jimmy Clement Bill Collier Stuart Johnny Kelly Meade Lloyd C. C. David Strong Higgins Vicars SHIRLEY GHEEAR, JEAN MALONEY, FRANCES PARDUE CHEER LEADERS GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: BILLIE WILLIS, BETTY JO JAMES, BETTY JEAN JONES, FRANCES PARDUE, LALLA PAYNE, JOAN LINKOUS. SECOND ROW; LEONA EVANS, JO HILLMAN, JOYCE YOUNG, GLADYS SALYER, PEGGY PLEENOR. COACH - LABE GREGORY BETTY BEVERLY, MGR. :-Ki ■fl jm LALLA PAYNE PEGGY FLEENOR AND LEONA EVANS BETTY BEVERLY, MGR. BETTY JEAN JONES LABE GREGORY COACH BETTY BEVERLY AND RALPH BUCHANAN, MGR3. BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: STUART KELLY, GUARD: DAVID VICARS, CENTER; EARL GILLESPIE (CAPT.) FORWARD; BILLY MONEYHUN, CENTER; FRANK PATTERSON, FORWARD. SECOND ROW: COACH LABE GREGORY; JIMMY STEWART, FORWARD; CHARLES ADDINGTON, GUARD; EMORY JACOBS, GUARD; HENRY CLAY, GUARD; RALPH BUCHANAN, MANAGER. Lli. _ A ' ■.f r-. V: .■ w . • ‘ N. t I r - I V � • . • f � .T ✓ V ' V I? 1 ■j I MI ■ 4 ■ i; ■; . i V . : , 4 . r- ) ' ij- K:v,-i r J ' r I BEST LOOKING BILL AND LOREEDA MOST POPULAR JOHN AND CAROLYN BEST DRESSED JEAN BILL MOST ATHLETIC EARL AND PRANCES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED JOHN AND BETTY CUTEST HAROLD AND JEAN MOST INTELLECTUAL BETTY AND EVERETT WITTIEST GEORGIA AND HAROLD BEST PERSONALITY BEST SPORTS JOHN AND BETTY FRANCES AND CARL WHDS WHO Vi CLASS WILL To those who will be Seniors in the years to come, V e bequeath to you our treasured memories. Some That will make us smile, some that will bring us tears , As we reminisce in later years. We leave to you our ambitions, our dreams, our desires , Which as we leave, kindle our hearts, our souls, like burning fires. Fires that properly fed, will inspire us to do The work which will make our dreams come true. V e leave to you our plans, our hopes for a better world. One in which the banners of prejudice and hatred will be forever furled. To such a world only its youth can give birth, And youth will meet the challenge of a torn and blasted earth. Then to you, whose friendship we treasure as a precious things We leave all the good that the future can bring. And now, as the last of our school days fade, We turn, and face the future. Unafraid. 1947 - ' ¥ ■ V ' W .C. AUTOGRAPHS ; A UK-ITED WORLD AAU5T fcE bUILT bV AN tNLlGHIPNrO ; ' ■ 1 .� ' - iV ; . ' tr’. ' � •• . ■■ ‘ ■ - ' i- ■ ” ,1 � v ' ,•, •„ ' ' - v; ' ■ ' v ' ”- •■ ' ..S .V ' ■• � ' • v : ' hy- ' ' � •■-■■ ' ■,; r: ' ,.. ir ' v- . ■■. ' ■■• Best Wishes from The Coalfield Progress ’ - ‘ AF’ ’ ■ ' ■ V ■ EA ' CE STUDENT IN THE SENIOR CL iSS OF 1947 V ishes to thsnk the business houses which geve us sn advertisement. Their contributions help us to have an annual each year. Compliments of COHEN’S DEPARTIvIENT STORE Norton, Virginia Where Your Patronage Is Appreciated Compliments of NORTON PHARi ACY COEBURN THEATER Your Modern Theater Cool in Summer V arm in vvinter Good Pictures Every Day HOUSTON’S AlARKET Fresh Foods Fresh Meats Courteous Service Phone 3756 . HERFF- JONES CO DESIGTTERS AND IvIANUFACTURERS OF SCHOOL AND COLLEGE JEV7ELRY, GRADUATION ANNOUNCEI.IENTS , MEDALS, CUPS AND TROPHIES IN DIANAPOLIS , INDIANA OFFICIAL JEV ELERS AtsT) STATIONERS TO COEBURN HIGH SCHOOL S. GLENN, REPRESENTATIVE « J Compliments of WOLF EVERSOLE ”We have what you want” School Headquarters Dial 3L36 Coeburn, Virginia Compliments of PET Ice Cream Pasteurized Milk A Health Food” PET DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPAl ' TY FIG STONE GAP, VIRGINIA Compliments of Vn:SE HiiRDV ARE end FURNITURE CO. Phone 43 Norton, Virginie Compliments of TURilER’S CASH STORE Die! 2816 Coeburn, Virginie Compliments of LITTON GROCERY Dial 2136 Coeburn, Virginie 1 Compliments of COEBURN HOSPITAL Dial 3626 Coeburn, Virginia Compliments Compliments of of SINCLAIR REFINING CO. SUPER SERVICE STATION Compliments of Norton, Virginia GILES MOTOR CO. . Coeburn,. Virginia i i I i I i ■( I « I J P; RAMOUNT DRY CLDiiNERS of Coeburn, Virginia ' V ' e Call For and Deliver” He ¥ Dial 2336 Compliments of FARIvIERS EXCIIiiUGE BATIK ASIDVORTH STUDIO J. V. Ashv.’orth, Prop. The Best Equipped Studio in Southwest Virginia Dial 3556 Coeburn Virginia of Coeburn, Virginia V OHLFORD DRUG STORE John Mac Kilgore, Cashier The Rexall Store Dial 3386 Dial 2676 Coeburn, Virginia i f � V . .s:rvT. ■ . . wi; ' ■ h ' -t: . ' ' ■ ' T ' ■ ■ ‘ -7 ' i ■ ' ■ . ' • ) ' ' ■ ’ • Jf • v ' • I I _ . • T ■ ■■■ ; . ' - .tfT w ■i ' ■■, • ■ ,..V V • C-‘; ' I o ♦ t t. ’ t • ' ' • ' ’■ • i . • ; • ' , ' ' ■- . S M. ■ ' . ' V, . • ‘ • L ‘ ' ■ ' ' . ■ I I Compliments of Compliments VICARS ' CAFE of Coeburn, Vs, BANNER FUEL COMPART Cranes Nest Store Compliments of NORTON HARDV ARE CO. V holesale Mine and Mill Supplies Cranes Nest, Virginia Fresh Meats and Q,uality Merchandise Norton, Vs, Compliments of CRANES NEST SUPPLY CORP. Cranes Nest, Virginia Dial 2086 Building material of all kinds Call us for quality merchandise V e welcome a visit from you •i I { , i 4 , . • H. P. KING CO. -Bristol- Serving the femilies of this greet i ppslechien area for the past three generations. Compliments to Compliments of Seniors of ' 47 V ' ALTER’S CAFE COIIPTON GROCERY Coeburn, Virginia RHODES SHOE SHOP Best Material Expert V orkmanship Located Near Ford Garage Coeburn, Virginia Coeburn, Virginia JOHNSON’S 5 - 10 - 1.00 STORES COEBUIiN ST. PAUL BIG STOiJE GAP • A Friendly Reception FROM Awaits Yon at the ”A BOOSTER RIALTO TH2ATRE” FOR Coeburn, Virginia CLEAN SPORTS” Compliments of Compliments NORTON APPLIANCE 00., INC. of Art Smith, Manager STEAK HOUSE Norton, Virginia J, E, Yount, Owner Our Service is McCarthy simon, inc. Dependable” New York 18, New York Specialists in CAPS, G.O ' WS, HOODS Outfitters to over 3000 Schools Norton, Virginia 1 I Ji Compliments of Compliments THREE V AY SERVICE STiiTION of V ashing and CITY G iRAGE Greasing Phone 3541 Coe burn, Virginia Coeburn, Virginia Compliments of Compliments KENITEDY ' S of PIGGLY V;iGGLY STORES CONNIE ' S PLiiCE Serving Southwest Va, Norton, Virginia Coeburn, Virginia Compliments of THRIFTY mUKET Compliments of It Pays to be Thrifty COEBURN LUMBER SUPPLY. CO Coeburn, Virginia 1 Coeburn, Virginia ’• i V :-v . -.i .;■ ■ ' • • A . I •T (A V .• ' tf ' Compliments Compliments of of ESTES FUNERAL HOME LAY S HARDVv ' ARE ♦ AND Coeburn, Virginie FURNITURE COMPANY ★ ♦ Compliments of ★ W. S. KILGORE, COMPANY Coeburn-Norton ’’Home of Good Merchandise” St. Peul Coeburn, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of CRESCENT PRINTERY REED’S ELECTRIC COMPANY ; Better Printing Electrical Contracting House-Wiring-Repair and Lighting Fixtures Coeburn, Virginie Coeburn, Virginia Compliments of FEDERATED PEOPLE’S LIFE INSURANCE Miss Cora Reynolds, Agent ’’Your Friendly Shopping Center” Coeburn, Virginia Coeburn, Virginia Compliments of DOBY’S CAFE Compliments Ramsey, Va, of Phone 374-W-ll CLLUTWOOD CITY BUS CO. Lacey E, Fuller, Owner Compliments of CLEAR CREEK SUPPLY STORE Ramsey, Virginia Clintwood, Virginia Meet ’ ' Say It With Flowers” Your ■ Friends NORTON FLORAL COMPANY at Frank J. Horsman, Manager STATZER’S STORE Norton, Virginia Ramsey,. Virginia Florist since 190? Compliments Compliments of of STEVE ’-S SHOE SHOP COEBURN HOTEL AND CAFE Dial 3356 A Good Place to Coeburn, Tirginia Eat and Sleep� t • y j; S ' : ; .1 j- s A •I i I I i ?LA.TCHER EQUIPMENT CO Compliments Frigidaire Sales , Service Commei-’cial Refrigeration Home Appliances of Phone 287 Norton, Virginia NORTON GENERAL HOSPITAL Norton, Virginia Compliments of Phone 218 GREEVER MOTOR SALES, INC. Coeburn and Norton Virginia Compliments HOUSE BY THE ROAD of Ella E, Williams, Prop, ROBINETTE’S GROCERY Ramsey Station Lloyd M, Robinette, Prop, Norton, Va, Ramsey, Va, Dial 37L-W-1 Compliments Compliments of .of CLEAR CREEK GROCERY THE QUALITY STORE Robert Wilson, Prop, Hubert Stidham, Manager Ramsey, Va, Ramsey, Va. Compliments of Compliments of COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. GOODYEAR STORE Norton, Virginia Norton, Virginia Compliments Compliments of NORTON MOTOR INN THE RACKET STORE International Owned and Operated by Veterans of V orld War II Motor Trucks Norton Virginia Coeburn, Ve . Phone 41 Sales Each V ednesday Compliments Livestock and Furniture of NORTON LIVESTOCK MARKET HARTSOCK ' S lEV ELRY CO. E. C. Mullins, Prop. V atches-J ewelry-Diamonds Vi atch Repairing Ramsey Virginia Phone h09 Norton, Virginia i ' , - - vs ■ ' r ■ ' ■ ' T ■ - S is V ■ ;: ' ■ ■ ■-.■:- ' ' -.;.. 4‘2 ■ . :.1 ? ' ,• ,.� W, • i liitr ■ ' ' • ' 4, k. ' jMS V ' -:- ■ ' . fv- ••■■•v-k;. ' V ♦ - t ' � .T.“ ' ; ■ ‘ ' . ►- - ' ' S-,’ K � ,♦ .j ' i ' ' Uti s , . u: ’ . • • t jtv -S V ' v i -otl ■ fi t • .f ' 1 . J V V - , . V , ' w i fi r ' t V iJ vV V « jp . .« ,1 . ' 4 ' . - ' Hx S ' ' . ' ' ' ' - ' VC - ' • ” ' ■ I 1 . ' t it ' , • • n ' ‘ . RL ' • . . . ' - :‘i ' • ' . ■ r % • � - ?i. ' • ' jVV ’ 4t i . ' . ,. . i , ,J- ' -, , X ' ., ; ■- 1 . a..-., ■ iV- ' Ai V.,. j ,-m ' ‘ l-_