Bland High School - Echo Yearbook (Bland, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1953 volume:

' V ' v ' v 2 % pv % ' • ' ' zSi- ' ts ■ � -, g : -s V THE ECHO OF 1953 PulLU The Senier Class of BLAND HIGH SCHOOL Bland, Virginia DEDICATION We, the Seniors of 1953, do proudly dedicate this the eighth edition of “The Echo’’. TO OUR PARENTS: In sincere appreciation for their untiring and faithful understanding of us as we have ventured along life’s path- ways, we, as Seniors, wish to express our gratitude to them. PROPERTY’ OF hi, LIBRARY OF VIRGiNTA K1CJP0ND,VA ADMINISTRATION ROBERT P. REYNOLDS Supe r intendent VICTOR R. GILLY Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr, George H. Peery, Sharon District, Mr. Raymond Stowers, Rocky Gap District, Mr. Robert Reynolds, Superintendent, Mr. Lake D. Morehead, Mechanicsburg District and Chair- man, Mr. Sam Suiter, Seddon District. To you, members of the school board, we owe much for your wise guidance. You have given gratefully and unselfishly of your time for our schooT and its heed ' s. ' MISS VIRGINIA BROWN Librarian English, Chemistry MISS MARJORIE BLANKENSHIP Science and Social Science MR. DOW DAVIS Mathematics and History MRS. HELEN P. HARDY Dramatics, Physical Education Mathematics Senior Sponsor RALPH R. REYNOLDS i ' Agriculture y MRS. JANE A. STAFFO Home Economics ! ICS [Y V FACULTY MRS. ANNIE K. DUNN English and Latin MISS MARY GREEVER F ourth Grade Junior English MRS. MARIE C. GROSECLOSE Seventh Grade MRS, LENA T. BURTON Sixth Grade MRS. MINOR MUNCY Fifth Grade MISS GEORGIE MUSTARD Third Grade MISS MYRTLE STUART Second Grade MISS ETHEL BILLIPS First Grade SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Motto Colors Flower John Henry Lundy Mary Ella Mann Margaret Burnette Waddle Barbara Bane .... Mrs. Helen P. Hardy President Vice-President .... Secretary- Treasurer Reporter Clas s Sponsor Margaret Burnette Waddle Mary Ella Mann Valedictorian Salutatorian POLLY NAN SHEWEY CHARLES DONALD KIDD BERNICE NADINE LAMBERT JOHNNY KING, JR. SHIRLEY TEMPLE PATTON JOHN WAYNE PENNINGTON NAOMI JEAN KIMBERLING LLOYD DAYTON RAMSEY i ROBERT CURTIS MORRIS THOMAS EDWIN MOREHEAD DORIS L, TOMLINSON JOHN ROBERT PAULEY JOHN ROY STAFFORD JO ANN MOREHEAD SARAH BETTY MUNCY RAYMOND LUTHER LAMBERT BETTY MAE BRUCE DAVID W. DUNN ROGER LEWIS MOREHEAD SUE ANN KIDD STRALEY DEWAYNE KITTS MARY LOUISE PUCKETT W, R. DILLOW, JR. MOST TALENTED Barbara Bane Roger Morehead CUTEST Kathleen Muncy Jimmy Hylton L A MOST POPULAR Mary Ella Mann John Lundy BEST ALL ‘ROUND Jo Ann Morehead Donald Kidd T I V E S MOST STUDIOUS Peggy Waddle W. R. Dillow BEST DRESSED Polly Shewey DeWayne Kitts L A BIGGEST FLIRT Louise Puckett Junior Sarver MOST SARCASTIC Doris Tomlinson Junior King QUIETEST Shirley Patton John Wayne Pennington MOST COURTEOUS Betty Bruce Eddie King s u p E R L A T I V E S MOST ORIGINAL Jean Kimberling Dayton Ramsey Johnny Stcifford BEST ATHLETES Nadine Lambert Raymond Lambert WITTIEST Sarah Betty Muncy Tommy Morehead MOST DIGNIFIED David Dunn Betty Chandler s u p E R L A T I V E S FRIENDLIEST Sue Ann Kidd Jimmy Pauley MOST DEPENDABLE Nancy W addle Richard Baker Robert Morris CLASS PROPHECY The what, the who, the why and how What will be going on Ten Light Years from now In other words, take a squint and come with me And weTl view the whole Class Prophecy John Lundy is now in Tennessee judging livestock. He owns and operates one of the largest farms in Virginia. Jimmy Hylton is still working as Miss Brown’s “test tube”. They are now doing ex- tensive research on the atomic bomb. Looks like the Class of ' 53 has an Einstein, The “round chase” of 1963 is Nancy Waddle chasing Curtis Lester and Robert Morris chasing Nancy Waddle. We never could understand why Nancy and Robert never hit it off so well. Jo Ann Morehead finally succeeded in getting Jimmy Pauley. They think Bastian is just the place for “newlyweds’ . Dewayne Kitts and Raymond Lambert are nowin Alaska raising polar bears and chasing Eskimo women. John Wayne Pennington is now playing at the Metropolitan Opera in New York. His latest hit is the “Pennington Boogie”. Roger Morehead is really living. Right now he is in Tennessee playing for the “Grand Ole Opera’’. From the way gossip travels it looks as though he and “Minnie Pearl” are really hitting it off. Betty Jean Chandler, waitress at the “Brus h Mountain Drive-in”, really keeps those service boys in line. Dayton Ramsey is very heartbroken because Doris Tomlinson is now Mrs. Junior King. Doris says being a “Fuller Brush” salesman’s wife is just the “stuff”. W. R. Dillow, one of Radford College brainest professors, thinks there is nothing like teaching at a girl’s school. Jean Kimberling plans to marry a soldier by the name of Ray as soon as she finishes her last basketball game in New York. Since Junior Sarver and Peggy Waddle vowed to never break up, she is now happily married to a college professor. It’s hard to believe that Junior is still single. Richard Baker is really going places with those “big hands”. He can make anything from a table to a ten story building. Mary Ella Mann, a white capped nurse, is really keeping folks from riding in a hearse. Donald Kidd is now president of the Ladies Bus Drivers Club. He thinks there is nothing like working with women. Nadine Lambert, as Mrs. Wayne Bridges, is a very efficient housekeeper. Johnny Stafford is the biggest banker in Bland County. We always knew he would take his father’s place. Kathleen Muncy, after training at Pulaski Hospital, is now working for the Kegley Clinic . Betty Bruce and Sue Ann Kidd are top Air force officers. We see they are still sticking together. Shirley Temple Patton is now finishing her last picture at M.G.M. Studios. Tommy Morehead who has received his M.D. after 10 years of training is moving into the Kegley Clinic soon. David Dunn is spending a Jewish Holiday in Florida. He plans to return soon and take over the Bastian Sportswear. Barbara Bane’s remarkable talent as a pianist has placed her on a popular T. V. Pro- gram called the “Concert Hour”. Polly Shewey is now private secretary to Mr. Curry at Bland Hosiery Mill. Eddie King is having trouble getting his children to attend school. It’s no wonder Eddie spent half of his time loafing. Last but not least. Glamour and Screwball, the two pests of Bland High, are making something of themselves. They are on a T.V. Program called the “Shooting Screwballs ’. Sara Betty Muncy Louise Puckett SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We, the Seniors of 1953, would like to review for you some of the high lights of our history during the four years we have spent in Bland High School. When our class entered school as Freshmen we were a group of enthusiastic, eager, and ambitious students with never a doubt that life would run smoothly for us. We entered with fifty- two members strong. Mr. Smith, our principal, gave us Mrs. Annie K. Dunn for our home room teacher, which pleased us greatly. First she helped us organize our class with the following officers: President Floyd Taylor Vice-President Sue Ann Kidd Secretary-Treasurer Kathleen Muncy Reporter Sara Betty Muncy Home Room Representative Barbara Bane We did not escape the usual tortures of the Sophomores which have become a tradition in all schools. We accepted their tantalizing as a part of the high school game and were none the worse for it. The Freshmen year with all its difficulties had passed very quickly. At the beginning of our Sophomore year sixteen members of the class did not come back. Some moved away, a few had to stop school to go to work and others were lured away by outside interests. The number that returned was thirty-six. Our class officers for our Sophomore year were: President Kathleen Muncy Vice-President David Dunn Secretary-Treasurer Barbara Bane Reporter Eddie King Home Room Representative Peggy Waddle Many of our members turned out for basketball this year, as we had become more grown-up. Again we had Mrs. Annie K. Dunn as our home room teacher. Now we will see what took place in our Junior year. We returned in September 1951 as upperclassmen- Juniors. A deeper sense of responsibility had seized us, and we assumed the air of having big things to accomplish, so we began our cam- paign at once. It was our Junior year that we looked forward to the day we should receive our class jewelry and also the Junior-Senior Banquet which turned out very successful. Our class officers were: President Sue Ann Kidd Vice-President Kathleen Muncy Secretary-Treasurer Peggy Waddle Reporter Sara Betty Muncy Home Room R epresentative Betty Bruce At the close of the Junior year we chose two boys and two girls to attend Old Dominion Boys State and Virginia Girls State. They were David Dunn, Dewayne Kitts, Betty Bruce and Mary Ella Mann. We entered the Senior year with thirty-four members. We felt a great sense of dignity and responsibility. Our class officers were as follows: President John Lundy Vice-President Mary Ella Mann Secretary-Treasurer Peggy W addle Reporter Barbara Bane Mr. Gilly, our principal, gave us Mrs. Helen P. Hardy for our home room teacher. She proved a great help as class sponsor and “The Echo sponsor. Some interesting high lights during the senior year were: Senior girls and sponsor had pictures taken in drapes for school annual. A number of seniors attended a football game at Charlottesville in October. The Junior-Senior Banquet was the out- standing social event of the year. Several one-act plays including the “Pink Dress” to enter the play festival and the Senior Play were outstanding events during the Senior year. All too soon the time came for making commencement plans, as all good things must come to an end, our class must separate, but each member will carry with him these traits, accom- plishments and influences that Bland High has given him. S ue Ann Kidd Doris Tomlinson CLASS WILL We, the senior class of Bland High School, County of Bland and State of Virginia being of unsound mind and disintegrating memory cifter four strenuous years, do here- by make, publish and declare this our last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills, bequests and devices of whatever nature by us already made. I, W. R, Billow, leave my studious ways to Jack Hylton. I, Jimmy Hylton, will my ability to be Miss Brown’s little test tube to Bobby Kegley. I, Eddie King, will all my excuses for going to the library to Kenneth Walker. We, Nadine Lambert and Polly Shewey, hereby will our ability to stick together as Siamese twins to Billy Muncy and Danny Bird. I, Richard Baker, leave my ability to do carpenter work to Bobby Newberry. I, Donald Kidd, will my nickname “Charley Goat’’ to my brother, Richard. I, David Dunn, will my ability to argue, to Tommy Mallory. I, Barbara Bane, will my ability to have a good time in Chemistry class to Janet Bird. I, Tommy Morehead, bequeath anything but my ambition to Lois Pruett. 1, Roger Morehead, will my singing ability to Jamie Muncy. I, Johnny Stafford, will my blonde hair to Barbara Sadavonik. I, Dayton Ramsey, leave a portion of my weight to Ruby Wilson, I, Kathleen Muncy, will my gift of gab to Betty Hardy. I, Raymond Lambert, will Mrs. Hardy’s red pocketbook to Bobby Strock. I, Jimmy Pauley, leave my baseball ability to Russel Pennington. I, Dewayne Kitts, leave my driving ability to Mrs. Hardy, should she need it? 1, Betty Bruce, will my position as being the youngest member of my class to Jr. Hall. I, Sue Ann Kidd, will my silly ways to Jane Bird. I, Doris Tomlinson, will my ability to sing in English to Alfred Smith. I, John Wayne Pennington, will my ability to play the piano to Ralph Cahill. I, Louise Puckett, leave my modesty and bashfulness to Betty Wilson, I, Sara Betty Muncy, will my everlasting love and friendship for Miss Brown to Gail Lambert. I, Jean Kimberling, will my seat in the senior room to Elmer Lundy. I, Shirley Patton, leave my ability for mopping the lunchroom floor to Rayella Terry. I, Robert Morris, leave my good nature to the faculty. I, Jo Ann Morehead, will all my excuses for staying out of class to Iretta Kidd. I, Johnny King, will my sarcastic ways to Mack Kitts. We, Nancy Waddle and Betty Chandler, will our height to Phyllis Newberry. I, Mary Ella Mann, will my friendly disposition to Carolyn Morehead. I, Peggy Waddle, will my well groomed hair and ability to have a good time to Irene Hounshell, I, J. H. Sarver, will my charming personality to David Miller. To Mr. Gilly and the faculty, we leave all loose paper on the floor and all the chewing gum on the desks. To the Junior class we will the light bulb in the closet, if they can find it, and everything we were promised, but were not given. Witnessed By: Helen P. Hardy Victor R. Gilly Signed by Class Attorneys: Kathleen Muncy Jo Ann Morehead THE ECHO STAFF Editor -in- Chief Dewayne Kitts Assistant Editor Mary Ella Mann Associate Editors Jo Ann Morehead W. R. Dillow Jr. Business Manager Kathleen Muncy Assistant Manager John Lundy Typist Betty Bruce Sponsor Mrs. Helen P. Hardy Business Staff David Dunn Jimmy Hylton Barbara Bane Peggy W addle Johnny Stafford Junior Sarver Louise Puckett Sara Betty Muncy JUNIORS OFFICERS President Mac Kitts Vice-President Gayle Lambert Sec.-Treas Betty Hardy Reporter Dorothy Gusler Class Sponsor ..Miss M. Blankenship Motto Flowe r Colors “Not At The Top, But Climbing” Pink Roses . , Pink and White MACK KITTS GAIL LAMBERT BETTY HARDY DOROTHY GUSLER I I PATSY BAKER RONALD KIDD REGENA DYKES WILLARD PECK DARNELL MILLER DANE HAVENS JEAN MOREHEAD ELEANOR DAVIS Iretta Kidd, Dan Tickle, Dolly Neal, Janies Thompson, Barbara Sexton, Randolph Waddle , Lewis Dillow, Mae Goins, Douglas Harmon, Jane B. Bird, Donald Chewning, Janet Francis, Rayella Terry, Kenneth Walker, Lois Pruett, Lee Tate Weir Dillow, Alfred Smith, Jack Hyl- ton, Betty Jo Sluss, David Miller, Ned Hounshell, Chester Wright, Margaret Bruce, Bobby Kegley, Jamie Muncy, Randolph Davis . SOPHOMORES JANET BIRD KENNETH CARTER OPAL MOREHEAD GERALD MARTIN INEZ MOREHEAD STRALEY MELVIN ANNETTE MAY RALPH CAHILL “TENNY” NEWBERRY A. P. MOREHEAD, JR. NANCY WOLFE WINSTON McPEAK BETTY GOINS GHARLES MUNCY, JR. JANET HOOISER “RICHIE” KIDD BETTY KIDD KEITH KITTS NORA KING JACK KING SHIRLEY LESTER TOMMY MALLORY, JR. JUANITA CHILDRESS LARRY CHEWNING SHIRLEY CHILDRESS BUBBY CHANDLER NANCY DUNN CECIL COLLEY BARBARA SADOVNIK JAKE REPASS MARY ANN PAULEY DAVID PRUETT FRIEDA NICEWANDER ALLEN BURTON JUNE BURTON BUDDY WAGNER JANE TICKLE EARNEST PAULEY TROVIA TOWNLEY CURTIS TICKLE JERALD INE WALKER BOBBY STROCK MARY SHORT DONALD STACY MARY ELLA WOLFE B, C. ATWELL, JR. BOBBY JOYCE WYATT CARL COX BETTY WILSON DAVID FANNING ANDREW HALL FRESHMEN JOHNNY ATWELL. RUBY WILSON BILLY ATKINSON BARBARA RATLIFF DAN WILEY JANET BOGLE MAX ESTEP DOUGLAS GORDON DONALD GROSS DENNIS HALL TOMMY HARDEN BOBBY C. MUSTARD GARY WALKER PAUL WILEY GARDNER TICKLE DAVID THOMPSON BOBBY NEWBERRY JIMMY STROUSE PHILLIP STOWERS RUSSELL PENNINGTON STEV ART STAFFORD EDWARD SHOCKLEY DOUGLAS SARVER BETTY PARNELL JACKIE MUSTARD PHYLLIS MELVIN WILMER HAVENS PAULINE MELVIN GERALD HOOISER JEAN MELVIN WAYNE McPEAK BARBARA McPEAK FRANK KIDD BETTY LUNDY CARL KING PATTY LUCAS HARRY D. LUCAS LOUISE KITTS CHARLES KIRBY NANCY KITTS BUDDY TAYLOR RUBY THOMAS BILLY MUNCY CAROLYN MOREHEAD LUTHER TOWNLEY CAROLYN BIRD DEXTER TOWNLEY MARGARET TICKLE LEWIS TICKLE EDNA ANN KIMBERLING JIMMY DEHART BETTY ESTEP ELWOOD CASH VERNIE CLEMONS DANNY BIRD ELEANOR BIRD DEAN BRIZENDINE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Jane A. Stafford Mary Ella Mann Kathleen Muncy Barbara Sadovnik Betty Lundy Jo Ann Morehead Advisor President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Annie Agee Cafeteria Manager FUTURE FARMERS Ralph R. Reynolds John Lundy David Miller Ronald Kidd Mack Kitts Jack King Charles Muncy, Jr, Advisor President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sentinel S.C.A Left to Right: Johnny Atwell, Freshmen Class President; Betty Kidd, Sophomore Class President; David Miller, S.C.A. Vice -Pre sident; Mary Ella Mann, S.C.A, President; Jack King , S. C, A, Secretary; John Lundy, Senior Class President; Mack Kitts, Junior Class President; Miss Vir- ginia Brown, S.C.A. Sponsor. LATIN CLUB SAFETY PATROL DRAMATIC CLUB 4-H CLUB CHEERLEADERS First Row, Left to Right: Linda Jo Pauley, Paula Sue Gilly, Sandra Muncy. Second Row: Sue Muncy, Ann Hardy, Patsy Barger, Ruby Wilson (Absent). Third Row: Juanita Childress, El- eanor Bird, Jamie Muncy, Barbara Sadovnik. You gotta fight ‘em once, You gotta fight ' em again, You gotta fight ‘em team, Until we win. We ain’t the kind that likes to nag, but this here game ain’t in the bag. You gotta fight. You gotta fight, You gotta fight by golly, You gotta fight. WELCOME II H $ GIRLS’ BASKET BALI ‘SHOESTRING” GILLY Coach i BOYS’ BASKETBALL “JACKIE’ radar” “RONALD’ isi vio Senior Class Play PAPA SAYS NO A Quiet Christmas” FROM PLAYS SCENES -mpty n oom’ “The Pink Dress” Won Distinguished Rating District Festival, To play at State Festival March 27. Cast: Jo Ann Morehead, W. R. Dillow, Kathleen Muncy, Peggy Waddle, John Lundy. Stage Manager: Jimmy Hylton Prompters: Mary Ella Mann, Barbara Bane Director: Mrs. Helen P, Hardy A-. vmkWhSrnA ' kM-i fs TSIPP V j4ifl GOOD-BY BLAND HIGH (Tune to “Now Is The Hour) Now is the hour when we must say good-by Soon weTl be drifting far from Old Bland High When we are gone oh please remember us As the years go by, weTI ne’er forget Bland High. Now is the day that we will not forget This is the year in which our memories set Of all the rest we know this was our best So with a sigh we’ll say Good-By Bland High. If we should cry, oh please don’t ask us why Cause through our tears we think of all those years We know we’re packed and never will be back So it’s Good-By to our Dear Old Bland High. ! GREEAR STUDIO CONGRATULATIONS FROM McLAINS “THE EXCLUSIVE BUSINESS SCHOOL’’ T HOMAS E. McLAIN, President Sixth and Seventh Floors of Coal and Coke Building Bluefield, W. Virginia Box 276 McLAINS Business College invites all worthy young people who desire a real business train- ing. Bland Graduates have ample opportunity to know where they can get such training. Just ask your classmates who have attended McLains and you’ll be told that “IT PAYS TO PREPARE AT McLAINS’’ HERFF-JONES COMPANY Manufacturing JEWELERS AND STATIONERS 1407-1418 North Capital Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana AND MOORE AND COMPANY STAMPER GLENN, Representative Wythville, Virginia CE CREAM PET DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY ICE CREAM PASTEURIZED MILK DAIRY PRODUCTS fB. B. Slemp, Manager KIDD CHEVROLET SALES Phone 231 CHEVROLET Bland Virginia GRADUATES PRINTZ CHEVROLET INC. W ytheville Virginia THE FIRST NATIONAL FARMERS BANK OF WYTHEVILLE VA. MEMBER F.D.I. C. PLESS FURNITURE STORES SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA’S LEADING FURNITURE SOURCE Wythe ville Fries Galax WYTHEVILLE FLORAL CO. 820 Tazewell Street Phone 180 Wytheville, Virginia BETTERWAY LAUNDRY CORP. DRY CLEANING - RUG CLEANING Wytheville, Virginia POOLE AUTO SALES CADILLAC - GMC TRUCKS R. K. Poole, Owner Phone 432 Wytheville, Virginia BLUE RIDGE GAS FURNITURE COMPANY “Furniture For the Entire Home” Phone 1020 - Phone 6112 Wytheville Virginia WYTHE COUNTY MOTORS Ford Sales Service Wytheville Virginia Compliments of WYTHE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Wythe ville Virginia BASTIAN MOTORS DESOTO - PLYMOUTH CARS INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS McCORMICK DEERING FARM EQUIPMENT Phone 494 Bastian, Virginia Compliments of MICK OR MACK “Cash Talks” Wythe ville Virginia Wythe vi lie Home Owned By Paul H. McDowell 132 Main St. Phone 494 Virginia Compliments of MILLER FURNITUR CO. 217 East Main Street Phone 39 IJ Wythe ville Virginia MENDES DEPARTMENT STORE The Friendly Store Wytheville Virginia COMPLIMENTS To The 1953 Graduating Class of Bland High School WYTHEVILLE BLOCK COMPANY YOUR BEST SUPPLIES OF CINDER AND CONCRETE BLOCKS Wytheville Virginia R.P, JOHNSON SONS Wytheville Distributors GENERAL MACHINERY New-Second Hand-Rebuilt Phone 670 Virginia Compliments of MILLS FOOD MARKET 1510 Bland Street is good bread Bluefield West, Virginia Compliments of CLOVER CREAMERY COMPANY Wytheville Virginia Like MATH? “A” cleans a rug by band in 1 hours. “B” uses a vacuum clean- er, gets the job done fast for one sixth of a cent’s worth of electricity. How much smarter is “B” than “A”? APPALACHIAN ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY “Good Used Cars’’ TARTER MOTORS INC. CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH SALES and SERVICE Phone 61 6 W ytheville Virginia DisTiii«uTai«a HARDWARE, PAINT, RADIOS, RErRIGERATDRS, MACHINERY, MINE, MILL, ELECTRICAL, PLUMSINB AND HEATING SUPPLIED ' Compliments of FRANK ' S PLACE Ruby B. Fanning Rocky Gap Virginia Compliments of EAST RIVER GRILL Bluefiedl West Virginia POES CASINO RESTAURANT Top East River Mountain Elevation 3, 388 Feet Compliments of EAST RIVER SERVICE STATION “We Always Like To Serve You Bluefield West Virginia BASTIAN SPORTWEAR, INCORPORATED Bastian Virginia Telephone Bland 491 NORTH GAP ESSO STATION (€s “COME IN OFTEN, WE LIKE TO SEE AND SERVE YOU” Rocky Gap Virginia Compliments of WYTHE LUMBER COMPANY Phone 479 W ytheville Virginia Compliments of WYTHEVILLE PACKING CO. Wythe ville Virginia “For the Best Entertainment” Go To The LENNORD ' S “Everything For The Home” 195 First Street Phone 610 MILLWALD THEATER Wytheville Virginia Wytheville Virginia Compliments of GEORGE WYTHE SERVICE STATION W ytheville Virginia Compliments of DR. JOHN P. BAUMGARDNER Wytheville Virginia “Good Old Fashioned Home Cooking” WASHINGTON RESTAURANT Main St. Air Conditioned Wytheville Virginia THOMPSON BROS. STORE “The Slide” General Merchandise Phone 438 Dealers In liituipHnt I Bland Virginia Compliments of BANK OF BLAND COUNTY Capital and Surplus $145, 000.00 Member of F. D. I. C. “‘Our Fifteenth Anniversary’’ Compliments of CITY PROVISION Dealer in Frozen Foods Bluefield West Virginia Compliments of RIDGEWAY STOCK FARM Bland Virginia MARTINIS MEN ' S WEAR 145 East Main Street Wythe ville Virginia Compliments of G. C. HAVENS COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE BLAND COUNTY Bland Virginia i Compliments of BESS B. SHANNON Representative For North American Insurance Society Phone 263 Bland ‘ Shop At The FAMILY STORE Compliments of SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA Make Your Dollars Worth More” ENTERPRISE James A. Williams, Editor ‘‘Everything For the Family” A Friend To Bland Countians Wytheville Virginia Wytheville Virginia STANLEYS JEWELERS TH E BUDGET SHOP 130 W. Main Street ‘‘Ladies Ready To Wear and Hamilton Elgin and Bulova Watches Shoes For the Family” Wytheville Virginia Wytheville Virginia BIG WALKER LOOKOUT Grand View of Virginia Elevation 3, 405 W y the ville , V a . The House of Service” TINGLERS JEWELERS 123 South Fourth Street Bulova and Elgin Watches ‘‘Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairs” Wythe ville Virginia ‘‘Meet and Treat With Us” R. N. KINSER COMPANY CENTRAL DRUG COMPANY Feed, Seeds, Fertilizer Farm Supplies Southern States Co-op. ‘‘WE Fill Doctor’s Prescriptions” Norge Appliance Phone 1000 Phone 202-486 Wytheville Virginia Wytheville Virginia Compliments of HEUSER INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 287 - Grubb Bldg. Wytheville Virginia Compliments of T. E. MALLORY County Agent of Bland County Bland Virginia Compliments of MAPLE GREEN FARM Purebred Cattle G. A. Allen, Owner Bland Virginia Compliments of M W STORE General Merchandise Morehead and Wright Bland Virginia Compliments of OLD DOMINION COURT GRILL Phone 632 Bland Virginia I You’re Always Welcome SEDDON SERVICE STATION Our Prices Are Right Bland Virginia BRUCES SERVICE STATION Esso Products, Soft Drinks Tobacco - Candy Minor Repairs Ralph Tiller, Prop. Bastian Virginia Compliments of DUNN MOTORS Bland Virginia Compliments of Compliments of VIRGINIA CANDY SUPPLY CO. DR. JOHN P. BAUMGARDNER Bluefield WestVirginia Wytheville Virginia Compliments of DR. A. W. LESTER BLAND MARKET Mobilgas - Mobiloil Groceries Meats and Produce Palmer Graduate Chiropractor, X-Ray and Neurcalometer Service Office Hours; 10 to 12 A. M. 2 to 5 P. M. Wytheville, Va. - Phone 125 “Keep Smiling, Health Will Do It”. Compliments of G. R. Re pass Mrs. Jack S. Dunn W. M. Price Claude Stowers G. A. Allen W. S. Dunn J. R. Stafford H. B. Hubble R. C. Kidd Mrs. B. M. Wright C. W. Scott Mrs. Claude Stowers G. B. Dunn Z. L. Painter M. L. Greever Clarence Hanks E. E. Shannon David Repass P. C. Kegeley N. F. Kitts Miss Ethel Bane G. C. Hamilton Miss Elizabeth Tuggle Mrs. Roy Six C. W. Richardson Claude Tickle Sam L. Hardy Dr. Haller Bill Burton Owens and Owens Drug Store Dr. Ccimbell Dr. Spear Latanes Restaurant Kermit Mustard