Boydton High School - Beacon Yearbook (Boydton, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1954 volume:

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ROBERT E. BUTT Principal MR. A. B. HAGA Superintendent High School Vacuity MRS. HELEN GREGORY MRS. ADELAIDE WEISIGER MR. JAMES H. MONTGOMERY Personnel ALICE ROLFE Secretary MRS. JANIE CRUTE Cafeteria Manager CHARLIE WILSON Maintenance Senior Class Officers President - Jackie Hallett Vice President - Mary Upton Secretary - Dianitia Hutcheson Treasurer - Jane Crute Reporter - Marie Thompson Senior Sponsor - James Montgomery MOTTO Not to go forward is to go backwards” CLASS COLORS Green and Gold CLASS FLOWER ' ivy Settlors 1954 DOROTHY ANNE ALLEN Dar-tis” A smile for all, a greeting glad, An amiable, jolly way she had. 4-H 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Library Club 1; Home Ec. Club 2; F. H. A. 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4. MARJORIE FRANCES ALLGOOD Tiny True to your word and work and your friend. Library Club 1; Private Music 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; F. H. A. 2, 3, 4; Home Ec. Club Sec. 2; May Court 2, 3; Queen 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Class Sec. 3; Student Council 4; Delegate to Girl ' s State. MABEL NEWMAN BOWERS May Bell” The spirit of mischievousness in her eyes, And wit upon her lips ! Library Club 1; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Block B 2, 3; 4-H 2; F. H. A. 2, 3, 4. SARA ELIZABETH CANTRELL Betty” So fair, so fine in character and purpose. Cheerleader 1; Library Club 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Home Ec. Club Treas. 2; 4-H Club Songleader 1; Secretary 2, 3; Beta Club Pres. 3; Vice Pres. 4; F. H. A. 4; Pres. 3; ’53 Beacon Staff; Softball 1; Basketball 1; Student Council Pres 4; Editor of Student Gov ' t Handbook; Delegate to Girl’s State. Seniors J954 NORMAN CLARENCE CARLTON Chuck How we laughed as we labored together. Trans, from Penn. ’51; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 2, 3, Captain 4; Block B 2, 3; Delegate to Boy ' s State; Student Council 4. JANE ELIZABETH CRUTE Janie A willing heart, a helping hand Always ready on demand. Library Club 1; Glee Club 1, 2; 4-H 1; Home Ec. Club 2; F. H. A. 2; Historian 3, 4; Class Treas- urer 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Editor of Beta Buzz Box 4; Delegate F. H. A. Convention 2. GRACE JUANITA CARTER Nita” A good disposition is more valuable than gold. Library Club 1;4-H 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. 2, 3, 4; Block B 2, 3; May Court 3, 4; Beta Club 4; Cheer- leader 4. SHIRLEY WINN DRUMWRIGHT Runt” Love is a wonderful thing. Library Club 1; Glee Club 1, 2; 4-H 1; Home Ec. Club 2; F. H. A. 2, 3, 4. Seniors 1954 JACKIE LEE HALLETT Dribble Mischievous often, dignified sometimes, popular --always. Glee Club 1, 2; 4-H 1; Class Treasurer 2; Home Ec. Club 2; Library Club 1; Class Vice Pres. 3; Beta Club Treasurer 3, 4; Class Pres. 4; F. H. A. 2, 3; Sec. 4; Maid of Honor on May Court 4; Private Music 4. ALVIN DUKE REID Duque” To be fond of learning is near to wisdom. Library Club 1; Beta Club 3, 4; Glee Club Pres. 1 , 2 . MARY DIANITIA HUTCHESON Hutch May all the charm that now appears, Increase in glory through all the years. Library Club 1; 4-H 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Class Pres. 2, 3; Private Music 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 2; Block B 3; Beta Club 4; Reporter 3; F. H. A. Treas. urer 3, 4; Cheerleader 3; May Court 3; Class Sec. 4. GERALD BENTLEY RHODES G. B. Pleasure is a freedom song. Class Pres. 1; Library Club 1; Block B 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Co-Captain 4; Delegate to Boys State. Seniors 1954 RAY LEE STEPHENS Short Boy Youth is such a lovely thing. Glee Club 1, 2; Library Club 1; 4-H 1, 2, 3; Vice Pres. 4; Basketball 4. NELLIE MARIE THOMPSON Re” But, O, she dances such a way. 4-H 1; Library Club 1; Home Ec. Club 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Class Program Chairman 2; F. H. A. 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, Sec. 4; Class Reporter 4. MARY VIOLA UPTON Stinker The laughter lurking in her eyes, her poise and dignity belies. Trans, from South Hill in ' 52. Softball 3, 4; Bas- ketball 3, 4; Cheerleader Captain 4; F. H. A. 3, 4; Class Vice Pres. 4; Beta Club 41 EVELYN ANNETTE WELLS Ewie Wit makes its own welcome. Library, Club 1;4-H 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; F. H. A. 2, 3, 4; Class Vice Pres. 2; Cheerleader 2, 3; May Court 2; Block B 2, 3; Class Reporter 3. Seniors 1954 GILBERT WALKER WELLS Joe” Good humor is the health of the soul. Transferred from Buckhorn in 51. SARAH ELIZABETH WYNE Snooks Happy, wonderful, and wise person with a smile for everyone. 4-H 1, Song Leader 2; Library Club 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Class Sec. 2; May Court 2; Home Ec. Club 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; Block B 3; F. H. A. 2; Song Leader 3, 4. JAMES H. MONTGOMERY Sponsor SENIOR CLASS MASCOTS Carolyn Rogers - Mack Reams Class Prophecy On a cold winter night in the year 1964, I was looking through my diary to find what the Seniors of ' 54 are now very successful in. I found that Dorothy Allen was the head nurse at the Mayo Clinic in Chicago. She is married to a brain surgeon. After leaving Chicago, I found Marjorie Allgood singing at the Metropolition Opera House in New York. I also found another classmate, Jackie Hallett. She is now a model at Power ' s. Seems that three of the Seniors of ' 54 are in New York. Betty Cantrell is now editor of the Vogue. She ' s still trying to decide which of her boy friends she is going to marry. In Washington, I found Mabel Bowers is doing fine working with the F. B. I. Her snooping took her a long way ! Ray Stephens is now the world famous mathmatician. At the present he is work- ing with the government on a new secret weapon. Mary Upton, is the wife of a very distinguished businessman, who owns a chain of Ribbon Mills. In Philadelphia, I found Evelyn Wells taking the place of Betty Crocker. There’s no doubt about it, you can ' t go wrong with her very delicious fool proof food recipies! In Pennsylvania, I found Norman Carlton, at a naval base. He and his wife have their own radio program of hillbilly music on Saturdays. Moving south, I found Juanita Carter had just returned from France and is now a very famous hair stylist. She is living in South Carolina. I found Jane Crute in Atlanta. She is head buyer for the famous teen shop at Rich ' s. Shirley Drumwright is now living in New Mexico. She and Thomas decided to make their home there because they liked it so well when they went there on their honeymoon. G. B. Rhodes is still trying to get into Hollywood with his jokes. His legs car- ried him a long way. Duke Reid has returned to his birthplace, Duke — to become a Spanish professor. Getting back to Virginia, I found Dianitia Hutcheson is married to the Senator from Virginia. She really has a time managing his campaigns. Marie Thompson is a housewife in Lawrenceville. She and Otis just couldn ' t leave the state. At Baskerville, I found another happy housewife, Sarah Wyne. She and Clinton are very happy on their farm. I found Gilbert Wells the other side of Boydton. He is now the principle of the new consolidated school. Gilbert just couldn ' t get enough of school! In closing my diary I have found all of the Seniors of ' 54 are very happy and still have a big future ahead of them. Senior Class Poem Now we are Seniors at Boydton High; Yet we haven ' t the heart to cheer, For all of us are mighty sad That graduation time is so near. It seems no more than yesterday That we Seniors began our school life. Eleven short years have since passed by, Preparing us for a rich, full life. Happy were our merry parties and trips, Happy the dances and other things. We tried to shun all toil and trouble, To live the life of queens and kings. Now we must leave our very dear school And take our places in the world; We take along our cherished thoughts Which on our hearts shall lie unfurled, We take along a treasured gift No force on earth from us can lift. Baby Pictures 1. Sarah Wyne 2. G. B. Rhodes 3. Duke Reid 4. Dianitia Hutcheson 5. Betty Cantrell 6. Shirley Drumwright 7. Mabel Bowers 8. Norman Carlton 9. Marjorie Allgood 10. Ray Stephens 11. Marie Thompson 12. Evelyn Wells 13. Jackie Hallett 14. Dorothy Allen 15. Jane Crute 16. Mary Upton Cast Will And Zestament I, Dorothy Allen, will to Shirley Simmons my brown eyes and ability to sing. I, Marjorie Allgood, will to Shirley Newton my modest ways and ability to stay quiet sometimes. I, Mabel Bowers, will to Lenis Phillips my ability to make intelligent crazy remarks. I, Betty Cantrell, will all the fun and laughs I ' ve had in high school to Jewel Ann Bevell so that she may really enjoy school. I, Norman Carlton, will to James Thompson ole 44 school bus so he will have a rough ride all the way through high school. I, Juanita Carter, will to Shirley Newton my musical ability. I, Jane Crute, will my ability as a seamstress to Eula Kindley. I, Shirley Drumwright, will to Barbara Dellinger my ability to eat all the time and stay 104 pounds. I, Jackie Hallett, will to Mary Frances Jeffress my height to go with her winning personality. I, Dianitia Hutcheson, will my Latin book to anyone who wants to walk down town every day to take it. I, Duke Reid, will to Sonny” Rogers my red hair and one of my waves. I, G. B. Rhodes, will to Eph Crews my height so he can play center on the bas- ketball team next year. I, Ray Stephens, will to Donald Thompson my job as photography editor on the Beacon of ’55. I, Marie Thompson, will my long hair to Shirley Laney. I, Mary Upton, will my ability to be a good sport and to make the teams to Evelyn Johnson. I, Evelyn Wells, will to Betsy Dunn my height and ability to turn loose and have a good time. I, Gilbert Wells, will to anyone who thinks he can, my ability to behave in English Class. I, Sarah Wyne, will to Marion Morgan my nathrally curly hair and my hearty laugh to Elsie Allgood. Most Lovable Norman Carlton -Sarah Wyne Most Courteous Jackie Hallett Best Sport Mary Upton Best Figure Physique Norman Carlton-Betty Cantrell V Best Dressed Duke Reid-Marie Thompson Most Conservative Duke Reid-Marjorie Allgood Witte st Gilbert Wells -Sarah Wvne Friendliest Prettiest Eyes Prettiest Best Looking Evelyn Wells Dorothy Allen Norman Carlton -Juanita Carter SUPffiLflTIVfS Most Musical Norman Carlton-Marjorie Allgood Most Dependable Ray Stephens -Jane Crute «■ Most Dignified Duke Reid-Dianitia Hutcheson Best Talker Duke Reid-Betty Cantrell Best Athlete G. B. Rhodes-Mabel Bowers Most Likely To Succeed Duke Reid-Betty Cantrell Most Talkative G. B. Rhodes -Sarah Wyne Most Studious Duke Reid -Jane Crute Quietest Gilbert Wells -Shirley Drumwright Most Popular Norman Carlton-Marjorie Allgood {Junior Class OFFICERS President - Eula Kindley Vice President - Shirley Newton Secretary - Betty Yancey Treasurer - Dorothy Strickler Reporter - Mary Frances Jeffress George Blalock Mary Carroll Dunn Therman Fox Doris Hatchell Jean Hendrick Mary Frances Jeffress Eula Kindley Alice Morefield Shirley Newton Lenis Ann Phillips Cora Lee Simmons Dorothy Strickler Donald Thompson Curtis Winkler Betty Yancey Not Pictured Bea Adcock Nancy Puryear Sophomore Class OFFICERS President - Shirley Laney Vice President - Bill Cantrell Secretary - Eph Crews Treasurer - Barbara Carter Reporter - Elizabeth Gregory Elsie Allgood Garland Allgood Lonnie Allgood William Bevell William Cantrell Barbara Carter Annie Mae Collins Eph Crews, Jr, Barbara Dellinger Lucille Fox Elizabeth Gregory Evelyn Johnson Shirley Laney Marion Morgan Adrene Phillips Shirley Price Jane Reamey Lois Rhodes Walter Rogers, Jr. Shirley Simmons Nancy Stone Herman Thompson James Allen Thompson Robert Thompson Jean Tollerson Emory Waldrep, Jr. Mildred Wells Patricia Yancey freshman Class OFFICERS President - Rachel Rogers Vice President - Gary Bevell Secretary - Earl Wilkerson Treasurer - March Hutcheson Reporter - Carlton Allgood Program Chairman - Betty Allgood Barbara Allgood Betty Jane Allgood Carlton Allgood Jackie Allgood Gary Bevell Betty Carlton Enda Carter Earnest Carter Violet Coleman Pace Cooper Edwin Dorr Betsy Dunn Lewis Dunn Joyce Francisco Donald Gentry March Hutcheson Mildred Icenhour Bobby Mullins Tony Oslin Terry O ' Toole Kenneth Reamey Rachel Rogers Ann Simmons Earl Wilkerson Charles Wootten Seventh Grade Teacher: Mrs. Janet Jones Sixth Grade Teacher: Mrs. Betsy Willis Ann Allgood Lucille Allgood Ralph Allgood Maynard Carlton Floyd Carter Irene Carter Preston Carter Rosa Lee Clinborne Ford Davis Lawrence Davis Barbara Francisco James Harris Garland Hendrick Maurice Hendrick Robert Hendrick Daphne Hill Sadie Ruth Hite Nat Hutcheson Louise Jenkins Barbara Lambert Betty Lou Laney Irving Phillips Marshall Stephens Judith Webb Marjorie Wells Carolyn Winckler Marilyn Yancey Beverly Allgood Charles Allgood Doris Andrews Hazel Andrews Jewel Ann Bevell Carl Blalock Rufus Boyter G. W. Callahan Virginia Carter Gene Chandler Charles Collins Charlene Dorr Randy Dorr Ervin Harris George Hendrick Ruth Ann Icenhour Perry Laney William Morefield Mary Ann Morgan Jackie Newton Eugene Orr Tim O ' Toole Annette Smith George Spriggs Jerry Stone Allen Thompson David Waldrep Norfleet Wilbourne Bobby Winckler Mary Alice Wootton Charlotte Wyne Tifth Grade Teacher: Mrs. Florence Hightower Milton Allgood Elva Allgood Charles Armes Charles Bugg Jean Callahan Marshall Carter William Carter Hilton Carlton Franklin Cliborne Carol Crute Bernice Drumwright Mary Lee Dunn Helen Evan H. P. Farrar Fred Flinn Dorothy Harris Jerry Hendrick Winston Johnson Earl Morefield Tom O ' Toole Roland Puryear Pete Rolfe Clifford Simmons Charles Smith Laura Spriggs David Strickler Teacher: Mrs. Virginia Watkins Ruby Adcock Thomas Adcock Charlie Allgood Margaret Allgood Paula Allgood Rebecca Allgood I. B. Andrews Philip Bavaravo Walter Beales, III Glenna Bevell Raymond Boyter Stanly Carlton Jerry Carter John Henry Carter Peggy Carter Rebecca Dellinger Bobby Dunn Barbara Evans Barbara Flinn Lewis Haley Dorothy Harris James Hendrick Lois Hendrick Dorothy Hite Douglas Johnson Nancy Lee Jordan Ann Murphy Anne Newman Boyd Rhodes Frances Thompson Linda Thompson Alpheus Wells Martha Wilson Jimmy Winckler Grade Shirley Thompson Claude Thompson Jana Waldrep Peggy Webb Betty Lou Wells Nell Rose Wells Nancy Wootton fourth Teacher: Mrs. Alleyne Bryson Third Qrade Jimmy Allgood Ted Andrews Frances Boyter Lucy Bugg Christine Carter Rachel Carter Billy Collins Donald Cottrell Charles Dunn Tommy Dunn Roy Flynn Howard Haley Mary Frances Harris Vickie Murphy Betty Newman Teddy O ' Toole Harold Perdieu Frankie Price Barbara Anne Reese Thomas Reese Blanche Spriggs Shirley Temple Stephens Helen Stone Nancy May Thompson Shirley Jo Waldrep Billie Lee Waller Joyce Webb Second Grade Teacher: Mrs. Isla Newton Betty Ann Allgood Morris Andrews Charles Carter James Claiborne Mary Ruth Crutchfield Geraldine Evans Marshall Evans Henry Gregory Norfleet Harris Charles Hendrick David Hendrick Luther Hite Garland Hoyle Marden Hunt Eugene McAbee Carolyn Morgan Gilbert Morris Gloria Park Earl Stafford Rebecca Trammel Curtis Wells Wayne Wilborune Tommy Williams Mary Vernon Winckler Jirst Grade Teacher: Mrs. Mabel Dailey Jimmy Lee Allen Junior Allgood Walter Allgood Junior Bowers Sheila Boguess Patsy Brooks Elsie Bugg Mary Alice Cantrell Charles Dellinger Mary Dunn Charles Hendrick Shirley Hendrick Linda Jenkins Karen Jones Lonnie Leapard Bill Lewis Ann Morefield Sally Newman Shirley Parrish iviary Parrish Carolyn Reese Ann Reams Mac Reams, Jr. Dorothy Rolfe Carolyn Rogers Linda Stephens Sonny Thomas James Thompson Paul Thompson Willie Thompson Roger Lee Trammel Sammie Winckler Bill Wilson T. J. Waller, Jr. Appreciation The Staff of the 1954 BEACON wishes to give due recogni- tion to those who gave their assistance to this publication: To the entire faculty for their loyal service and sound advice. To our Advertisers for their sincere generosity in support- ing our annual. To the entire student body of Boydton High School for their co-operation. To Mr. James Montgomery for being the wonderful and indispensable adviser that he is. He was our inspiration, guiding light, and right-hand man all rolled into one. ' Annual Staff Editor-in-chief . . Assistant Editor . Business Manager Art Editor Advertising Editor Assistants Photography Editor . . Assistant Correspondence Editor Assistant Subscription Editor . . Assistant Sports Editor Assistant Literary Editor Assistant Advisor Dianitia Hutcheson Jane Crute . . Marjorie Allgood . . . Betty Cantrell , . Marie Thompson . . . Dorothy Allen G. B. Rhodes Norman Carlton , . . . Ray Stephens Duke Reid . . . Jackie Hallett Mary Upton . . . . Evelyn Wells Shirley Drumwright . . . . Mabel Bowers . . . . Gilbert Wells Sarah Wyne . . . Juanita Carter James Montgomery i | Student Council was organized at the end of the school year of 1953. It became active the following semester. There are two student rep- resentatives from each class; the sixth through the tenth grades and three representatives from the senior class. Once a week a meeting is held with Mr. Frank Osborne as sponsor. The officers are: President: Betty Cantrell; Vice-President: Eula Grey Kindley; Secretary: Patricia Yancey; and Treasurer: Betty Jane Allgood. The other members are: Lawrence Davis, Mary Ann Morgan, William Morefield, Barbara Jean Lambert, Gary Bevell, Eph Crews, Betty Yancey, Norman Carlton, and Marjorie Allgood. The projects undertaken for this year were discipline, school par- ties each month, and the publication of the Student Council Handbook. We became a member of the National S. C. A. in November of 1953. The co-operation between the school faculty and the Student Cou- ncil was excellent, and all open suggestions through the Student Council were considered towards improvement of our school. We strove to make our Student Council a voice of the student body and we feel that this first year of Boydton High School ' s Student Council has been a very successful one. Student Council Mrs. Lorene C. Ward Sponsor Betty Cantrell Vice President Marie Thompson Secretary Jackie Hallett Treasurer Dorothy Strickler Reporter Betty Yancey Jane Crute Marjorie Allgood Dianitia Hutcheson Mary Upton Juanita Carter Duke Reid Mary Carroll Dunn Lenis A. Philips Cora L. Simmons Dorothy Allen Jean Hendrick Eula G. Kindley President i library Club President - Betty Jane Allgood Secretary - Donald Gentry Treasurer - Carlton Allgood Program Chairman - Caroline MacMullen 4 M Club President - Donald Thompson Vice President - Ray Stephens Secretary - Patricia Yancy Program Chairmans - Shirley Price, Elsie Allgood future Homemakers Of America OFFICERS President - Dorothy Strickler Vice President - Eula Kindley Secretary - Jackie Hallett Sponsor - Mrs. Helen Gregory Treasurer - Dianitia Hutcheson Historian - Jane Crute Reporter - Marjorie Allgood Chapter Mother - Mrs. Wesly Thompson May Court Marjorie Allgood Queen Jackie Hallett G. B. Rhodes Maid of Honor Escort Norman Carlton King Attendants I wws «as®aw Cast of Characters Mrs. Gardner Dotty Gardner Bob Gardner Agnes Wagner Irene Davis Jane Fleming Laura Sawyer Harry Morris Elliott Travis Chuck Reed Mrs. MacNamara Gladys Ethylene Hubert Coach Yeager Jackie Hallett Jane Crute Duke Reid Betty Cantrell Dianitia Hutcheson Juanita Carter Mary Upton Tony Oslin G. B. Rhodes Norman Carlton Sarah Wvne Dorothy Allen Mabel Bowers Ray Stephens Gilbert Wells DIRECTOR JAMES MONTGOMERY Music Lighting Prompter Prompter Ma ke-up Property — Sound effects Wardrobe mistress Marjorie Allgood 9 Ray Stephens Evelyn Wells Marie Thompson Betty Carrtrell and Sarah Wyne Dorothy Allen Mabel Bowers Shirley Drumwright Meta Muzz Max Newspaper Staff Jane Crute Editor Marjorie Allgood Assistant Editor (fir Is ’ Softball basketball boys’ James Allen Thompson Norman Carlton Captain Mr. Frank Osborne Coach . George Blalock Ray Stephens Eph Crews Cheerleaders Captain - Mary Upton Juanita Carter, Eula Kindley, Shirley Laney, Joyce Francisco, Sarah Wyne, Dorothy Strickler, Barbara Carter, March Hutcheson, Earl Wilkerson. Baseball 1. And they still have boy friends! 2. Six big infants. 3. Party! Party! 4. Evolution ' s gift to women. 5. Sophisticated Seniors. 6. Hey! Lemme outa here! 7. Drunk again, eh? 8. They can work! 9. Wow! 10. Right where she belongs. 11. What is it? 12. You name it, I ' ll feed it. 13. They must like each other. 14. Love those Fords! 15. How come you ' re so bashful? 16. The fish story. 17. I and my friends. 18. B. B. and the boys. 1. The day we graduated (from the seventh grade, that is). 2. Nut. 3. The four stooges. 4. People ??? 5. The line-up. 6. We were in the seventh grade, believe it or not! 7. Dig that crazy woman. 8. The Russians don’t stand a chance. 9. They returned from Williamsburg! 10. Competition for Monroe. 11. The newspaper must go out. 12. Baby Love. 13. . . And we had birthday cake for dessert. 14. I work my brains out. GREGORY MOTOR COMPANY DeSoto and Plymouth Sales Norge Electric Appliances Atlantic Gas-Oil -and Accessories Phone 240-1 Boydton Virginia JEFFREYS- SPAULDING MFG. COMPANY, INC. Manufacturers Lumber and Box Shooks Chase City Virginia Compliments of TUCKERS ESSO SERVICE CENTER South Hill Virginia NOLDE BREAD American -Made Bread ’’The Freshest Thing in Town” Petersburg Virginia ELAM ' S JEWELRY COMPANY Watchmaker, Jewelry, China, Silver, Crystal J. S. Elam Phone 336-6 Chase City Virginia MAGANN COMPANY Tomorrow’s Style Today Shoes for all the family. Helena Rubinstein Cosmetics Phone 224-6 Chase City Virginia L.G. BALFOUR COMPANY Richmond School Rings W. B. ANDERSON Virginia O ' BRIEN ' S DRUG COMPANY Two Regular Pharmacists -Store Hours- 8 A. M. - 9 P. M. Daily Phone 490-1 8 A. M. - 6 P. M. Sunday Emergency Phone 254-1 Chase City Virginia SOUTHERN ICE CREAM COMPANY, INC. T. 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Chase City Virginia CHASE CITY PROGRESS Published since 1888 Chase City Virginia Compliments of JO ' S BEAUTY SHOP Boydton Virginia PARK MOTOR COMPANY Chevrolet-Sales and Service Amoco -Gas -Oil -Grease Boydton Virginia Complime nts of ROSE ' S 5-10-25 STORE Chase City Virginia Com pli merits of BROWN ' S SHOE SHOP Boydton Virginia MECKLENBURG TRACTOR EQUIPMENT CO.. Inc. Ford Tractors Dearborne Equipment Chase City Virginia J. E. BING HARDWARE General Electric Refrigerators Home Freezers Boydton Virginia Congratulations to the Graduates of Boydton High School FARMER ' S BANK OF BOYDTON Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Insurance Corporation AMBASSADOR RESTAURANT Wnere you meet your friends in the delightful atmosphere.” Good food for good health. South Hill Virginia For All Types of Insurance Surety Bonds -see- MARVIN H. BEALES Phone office 273-1 Home 272-1 Boydton Virginia BOYDTON ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Atlantic Oil Gas Boydton Virginia Compliments of C.B. 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