Chase City High School - Mirror Yearbook (Chase City, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1948 volume:

■ .- Vv- ' ■ . • - ■ ' : ' V . . - A ' - 1 Published by the JUNIOR CLASS of the CHASE CITY HIGH SCHOOL CHASE CITY, VIRGINIA ri 1 l i MS ftK Ml iSSU mm mm mmm mm ■ iswpwpf ■ i This issue of the Mirror is dedicated to Mr. Dixie W. Moore our teacher, our coach, and our friend. TF -4 4 r i THE FACULTY (1) Mr. Frank Chuchek, M.A. Principal University of Pittsburg Chemistry (4) Mrs. Elizabeth Eubank, B.S. Assistant Principal Farmville Teachers College Mathematics (7) Mrs. H. M. Collins, B.S. Madison College English, History, Biology (10) Mrs. W. L. Simmons Smithdeal Massey Typing, Shorthand (2) Mr. J. E. Brame V. P. I. Agriculture (5) Mrs. Garland Owen, B.S. Farmville Teachers College English, Civics, Latin (8) Mrs. T. E. Roberts Farmville Teachers College Library (11) Mr. J. A. Kizer Campbell College Veterans (13) Mr. Harvey Orr Shop (3) Mr. Dixie W. Moore, B.A. Assistant Principal William and Mary College Athletics, History, Government ( 6 ) Mrs. B. L. Bragg, B.A. Duke University English, Spanish (9) Miss Mary Anne Jones Radford College Home Economics (12) Mr. S. R. Bivens, B.A. University of N. C. Veterans 5 THE MIRROR STAFF Florence Land. Julia Ann Royster Betty Lou Wilson Joe Brankley. Robert Hightower. Sterling Dalton. Julia Boldin. ... Editor-in-chief . Assistant Editor . Business Manager Advertising Manager . Picture Editor . Feature Editor . Art Editor Mrs. LI. M. Collins, Sponsor -• 2 ( 6 THE SENIOR CLASS SENIOR OFFICERS Rewel Bynum. Marjorie Cox. Pete Watts. Nell Dalton. Ryland Ellington . President ..Vice-president . Se cretary ...Treasurer Reporter - f 7 }!� • THE SENIOR CLASS Johnny Blankenship Football, Baseball, F. F. A., Choral Club, Civics Club, Latin Club, Dra¬ matic Club. Mary Brame Latin Club, Glee Club. Dorothy Bynum Home Ec. Club, Glee Club, English Club. Rewel Bynum Football, Baseball, Editor Mirror, Highlights Staff, A Club, Student Council, President Se¬ nior Class, Civics Club. Marjorie Cox 4-H Club, Glee Club, Home Ec. Club, Soft- ball. Dorothy Mae Crowe Civics Club, English Club. Nell Dalton Glee Club, Student Coun¬ cil, Mirror Staff, A Club, Highlights Staff, Home Ec. Club, Civics Club, Softball. Rachel Davis Glee Club, Home Ec. Club, Civics Club, Eng¬ lish Club. ™$ 8 THE SENIOR CLASS Jeannette Duckworth Home Ec. Club, Civics Club, Glee Club, Eng¬ lish Club, Dramatic Club. Ryland Ellington Choral Club, Student Council, Dramatic Club, F. F. A., Football, Base¬ ball, Mirror Staff. Atha Greene Glee Club, Softball, Home Ec. Club, A. Club, Highlights Staff, Eng¬ lish Club, Civics Club. Anne Grimes Civics Club, Latin Club, Glee Club, A Club, Ed¬ itor Highlights, Dra¬ matics Club, English Club, Cheer Leader. Mary G. Glaze Glee Club, Home Ec. Club, Highlights Staff, A Club, English Club, Civics Club, Softball. Pauline Hawkins Glee Club, Home Ec. Club, Civics Club, Eng¬ lish Club, Dramatic Club. Franklin Hudson F. F. A., Football, Base¬ ball, Civics Club, Eng¬ lish Club. James Ingram F. F. A., Choral Club, Football. 9 THE SENIOR CLASS Syble Jenkins Glee Club, Home Ec. Club, English C 1 u b, Civics Club. Cohen Johnson Football, Baseball, F. F. A., President Junior Class, Civics Club, Choral Club. Doris Jones Home Ec. Club, Glee Club, English Club, Civics Club. Evelyn Jones Glee Club, Home Ec. Club, A. Club, Eng¬ lish Club, Civics Club. Elsie Lenhart Glee Club, Home Ec. Club, E n g 1 is h Club, Civics Club. Joseph Love Choral Club, F. F. A., A Club, Civics Club. Joann McCall Glee Club, Civics Club, English Club Cheer Leader. Frances McGee Civics Club, Latin Club, English Club, Mirror Staff, Student Council, Highlights Staff, Glee Club, Softball. -4 10 THE SENIOR CLASS Irene Moss Civics Club, Latin Club, English Club, Home Ec. Club, Glee Club. Shirley Parham Glee Club, Home Ec. Club, Softball. Audrey Poole Civics Club, Latin Club, English Club, Home Ec. Club, Glee Club, Mir¬ ror Staff. Bernice Smith Home Ec. Club, Glee Club, A Club, English Club, Civics Club. Raymond Vaiden A Club, Latin Club, Chor¬ al Club, Civics Club, Dramatic Club, Foot¬ ball, Baseball. Pete Watts Latin Club, Civics Club, English Club, Glee Club, Student Council, Cheer Leader, Treasurer Ju¬ nior Class, Secretary Se¬ nior Class. Margaret Wilmoth Civics Club, A Club, Glee Club, Home Ec. Club, English Club, Latin Club, M i r r o r Staff, Cheer Leader, High¬ lights Staff. Benjamin Whitener Football, Baseball, F. F. A., Choral Club. Kenneth Wilson F. F. A., Baseball, Choral Club. Not Photographed Dorothy Garland Marvin Owen Elmore Newton Alice. Puryear THE JUNIOR CLASS JUNIOR OFFICERS R. B. WlLKERSON. Lois Coffey. Robbie Owen. Florence Land. . President Vice-president . Secretary .Treasurer -4 12 Kv- THE JUNIOR CLASS First Row—Left to Right: James Black, Julia Boldin, Joe Brankley, Patsy Bridges, Junior Carter. Second Row: Hazel Cato, Lois Coffey, Lewis Crowder, Sterling Dalton, Mary Estes. Third Row: Bobby Ellington, Bill Fitz„ C. S. Fitz, Gaynelle Flowers, Bar¬ bara Garner. THE JUNIOR CLASS First Row—Left to Right: Martha Garner, Betty Garnett, Marvin Green, Dorothy Gregory, Louise Gurley. Second Row: Clara Belle Hatcher, Robert Hightower, Mildred Hudson, Wal¬ ter Ingram, C. W. Johnson. Third Row: Elizabeth Kates, Carolyn Kizer, Florence Land, Walter Lawson, Patty McClain. A 14 )¥■ • .. ‘ji j “ • V., a . • , -i v ' A - . w ' , ' - v- THE JUNIOR CLASS First Row—Left to Right: Elizabeth Morris, Robbie Owens, Marjorie Phil¬ lips, Jacquelin Roark, Julia Royster. i Second Row: Martha Stumps, Jackie Towery, Audrey Ward, Willie Ward, R. B. Wilkerson. Third Row: Betty Lou Wilson. ■4 15 { •• THE SOPHOMORE CLASS SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Garnett Jones. President Frances Roberts.. Vice-president Edward Rutledge, Jr. Secretary Edwina Little. Treasurer ....Reporter Reporter Frances Roberts.. Virginia Bynum THE SOPHOMORE CLASS First Row—Left to Right: Robbie Bailey, Patricia Baughan, Virginia Berry, Joyce Bogle, Adelaide Brankley, Virginia Bynum, Arza Byrd, Margaret Card. Second Row: Shirley Carter, Harold Chapman, Clarence Childrey, Louise Collie, Bobbie Dayberry, Gladys Garner, Gene Garner, Betty Curly. Third Row: Harvey Guriy, Hunter Guriy, Alton Hipps, Florence Howell, Gar¬ nett Jones, Edwina Little, Leona Morgan, Mozelle Moss. Fourth Row: Garland Newcomb, Clyde Newton, Billy Park, Thomas Puryear, Margie Roberts, Frances Roberts, Edward Rutledge, Anna Sherwood. Fifth Row: O’Neil Tisdale, Betty Towery, Lydia Wilkerson, Willie Wilkerson, Dorothy Wilson, Aubrey Wood. 17 THE FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Norris Edgerton. ... President Joan Roark. . Vice-president Mary Bet Cato. . Secretary Joyce Walton. . Treasurer Peggy Owen. . Reporter THE FRESHMAN CLASS First Row—Left to Right: Douglas Adcock, Geneva Allgood, Edith Bar¬ nette, Mozelle Bowman, Braxton Bell, Manuel Black, Hal Boldin, Harold Boldin, Vernon Brame, Mack Brankley. Second Row: Margaret Brewer, Frances Brittle, Mary Bet Cato, John Carroll, Marvin Carter, Reton Champion, Garland Childress, Haskins Cox, Mary A. Currier, Reba Dalton. Third Row: Emily Eggert, Harriette Eubank, Howard Falls, Dorothy Farrar, Ruby Fitz, Ruth Fitz, Audrey Garland, Harold Garland, Lyndal Hawkins, Arlene Guthrie. Fourth Row: Sidney Hayes, ' Raymond Hogan, Lynwood Hudson, Patricia Hughes, Nancy Ingram, Billy Jones, Ozzell Jones, Mildred Langford, Billy Lenhart, Neva Lenhart. THE FRESHMAN CLASS First Row—Left to Right: Charles Lenhart, Orell Lenhart, Jo Ann Lipsitz, Margaret Lawson, Charlotte Little, Dennis Love, Eleanor Mull, Clyde Mull, Mary Murphy, James Meissner. Second Row: Nancy Newcomb, Marion Owen, Peggy Owen, Frances Pruden, Nellie Reamey, Claude Reese, John Roark, John Rutledge, Libby Queen, Effie Singleton. Third Row: Lou Smith, Betty Smith, Billy Spain, Gayle Taylor, Edith Terry, Nora Thorpe, Herbert Thompson, Ray Vaughan, Peggy Wade, Joyce Walton. Fourth Row: J. Y. Ward, Nelson Wilson, Margaret Whitlow. widMMMfi mJ -k - ■ .i v ua$i ir« „: ■-wr- • a . ' •■; ib,•■� • ACTIVITIES Calendar September 4 ........School opens October 3 ...Football season opens. Crewe defeats Chase City October 8 ......School Day—County Fair October 15 .First reports November 10 ...Barter Theater presents Twelfth Night. November 26 .Football season ends. Chase City wins County Championship November 26 ..Thanksgiving holiday December 16 .Football banquet December 18 .Junior-Senior Christmas party. December 19 .A Club party December 19 .Christmas holiday January 5 .Back to school January 22-23 .Exams. February 7 .Junior rings arrive February 10-12 .Snow vacation February 24 .....Mecca Theater burns March 16 .St. Patrick’s party April 23 .....Seniors present “Here Comes Charlie” May .Juniors entertain Seniors June 6 ...Baccalaureate Sermon, Rev. C. H. Watts June 7 .Commencement d 2i i§ .- 4 22 }§ •- HIGHLIGHTS STAFF Anne Grimes. Rewel Bynum. Margaret Wilmoth.. Julia Royster. Mary Estes. Cohen Johnson. Joyce Bogle. Mrs. H. M. Collins . Editor-in-chief . Assistant Editor ..Business Manager Assistant Manager . Club Editor . Sports Editor . Arts Editor . Sponsor Reporters —Jacqueline Roark, Virginia Bynum, Mary Gurley, Frances Roberts, Jo Anne Lipsitz, Mary Currier, Vernon Brame, Florence Land. Typists —Atha Green, Dorothy Garland, Nell Dalton, Francess McGee. Printer —Clarence Childress. STUDENT COUNCIL Pete Watts. President Nell Dalton. Vice-president Florence Land. Secretary R. B. Wilkerson. Treasurer Mrs. Elizabeth Eubank. Sponsor Rewel Bynum, Joe Branklev, Frances Roberts, Billy Park, Mary Currier, and Jo Ann Lipsitz. ALGEBRA CLUB Frances McGee. Joe Love. Nell Dalton. Anne Grimes. Margaret Wilmoth. Atha Green. Mrs. Elizabeth Eubank . President .V ice-president . Treasurer .Program Chairman Publicity Chairman . Reporter . Sponsor Larry Baird, Virginia Berry, Rewel Bynum, Virginia Bynum, Joyce Bogle, Adelaide Brankley, Hazel Cato, Harold Chapman, Louise Collie, Sterl¬ ing Dalton, Mary Estes, Dorothy Garland, Barbara Garner, Gladys Garner, Betty Gurley, Harvey Gurley, Louise Gurley, Elizabeth Kates, Florence Land, Edwina Little, Clyde Newton, Margie Roberts, Frances Roberts, Julia Royster, Anna Sherwood, Bernice Smith, Betty Towery, Lydia Wilkerson, Lucille Wilson. -4 23 4 - ftMRft GLEE CLUB Patricia Baughan, Virginia Berry, Adelaide Brankley, Mary Braine, Patsy Bridges, Julia Boldin, Shirley Carter, Hazel Cato, Lois Coffey, Nell Dalton, Mary Estes, Gaynelle Flowers, Betty Garnett, Gladys Garner, Atha Green, Anne Grimes, Clara Hatcher, Doris Jones, Elizabeth Kates, Florence Land, Edwina Little, Patty McClain, Jo Ann McCall, Frances McGee, Elizabeth Morris, Irene Moss, Mozelle Moss, Audrey Poole, Frances Roberts, Julia Ann Royster, Bernice Smith, Betty Towery, Pete Watts, Lydia Wilkerson, Margaret Wilmoth, Lucille Wilson. Mrs. Claude Owen Director SAFETY PATROL Sidney ITayes. Captain Ray Donald Wallace. First Lieutenant Harrison Braxton. Second Lieutenant Garland Childress, Edward Farrar, Gary Garner, Carlton Gurley, Baxter Huss, Jerry Midkitf, Billy Midkiff, Clyde Mull, Harold Smipes, Her¬ bert Thompson, Raymond Wood. Miss Lillian Perkinson. Sponsor LATIN CLUB Margaret Wilmoth. President Hazel Cato. Vice-president Gladys Garner. Secretary Larry Baird. Treasurer Marjorie Philips. Reporter Adelaide Brankley, Clarence Childrey, Harvey Gurley, Jacqueline Roark, Frances Roberts Mrs. Garland Owen. Sponsor -4 25 ■ { 26 fc- .- , • . •• , . I ... i - , v.., ... v w-lmwsm MMMMi - runfrw nflMr ftwfefl FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Margaret Wilmoth. President Edwina Little. Vice-president Patricia Baughan. Secretary Elizabeth Kates. Treasurer Lydia Wilkerson. Reporter Joyce Bogle and Betty Lou Wilson. Scrapbook Editors Miss Mary Anne Jones. Sponsor Geneva Allgood, Robbie Bailey, Edith Bar¬ nette, Virginia Berry, Mozelle Bowman, Mar¬ garet Brewer, Dorothy Bynum, Virginia Bynum, Margaret Card, Reba Dalton, Jeannette Duck¬ worth, Dorothy Farrar, Ruby Fitz, Ruth Fitz, Gaynelle Flowers, Audrey Garland, Martha Garner, Betty Gurley, Arlene Guthrie, Dorothy Gregory, Clara Hatcher, Pauline Hawkins, Mil¬ dred Hudson. Patricia Hughes, Carolyn Kyser, Mildred Langford, Margaret Lawson, Elsie Lenhart, Neva Lenhart, Charlotte Libble, Leona Mor¬ gan, Elizabeth Morris, Irene Moss, Eleanor Mull, Mary Anne Murphy, Nancy Newcomb, Libby Ann Queen, Betty Lou Smith, Lou Smith, Edith Terry, Nora Thorpe, Betty Tow- ery, Jackie Towery, Peggy Wade, Joyce Wal¬ ton, Audrey Ward, Margaret Whitlow. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Rewel Bynum. President R. B. Wilkerson. Vice-president Johnny Blankenship. Secretary Franklin Hudson... Treasurer Ryland Ellington. Reporter Mrs. J. E. Brame. Sponsor Douglas Adcock, Carrol Bailey, Braxton Bell, James Black, Manuel Black, Mack Brankley, Harold Boldin, Hal Boldin, Charles Brewer, Arza Byrd, Junior Carter, Marvin Carter, J. C. Carroll, Reton Champion, Haskins Cox, Harold Craig, Lewis Crowder, Sterling Dalton, Bob¬ bie Ellington, Harold Garland, Marvin Green, Lyndal Hawkins, Alton Hipps, Raymond Hogan, Lynwood Hudson, Walter Ingram, C. W. John¬ son. Garnett Jones, Ozzell Jones, Billy Jones, Robert Lawson, Orell Lenhart, Lawrence Lenhart, Donald Lenhart, Billy Lenhart, Jimmy Meissner, Billy Park, Thomas Puryear, Claude Reese, Meredith Reese, Edward Rut¬ ledge, John Rutledge, Effie Singleton, Billy Spain, E. J. Stembridge, Gayle Taylor, J. Y. Ward, Willie Ward, Kenneth Wilson, Nelson Wilson, Willie Wilkerson. ■ { 27 - 4 { 28 ) - iMMfett FOOTBALL TEAM Larry Baird and C. W. Johnson. Co-Captains Mr. Dixie W. Moore....... Coach Blankenship . Right End Fitz . Left Tackle Wilitener . Right Tackle Hudson . Right Guard C. W. Johnson. Center Baird . Left Guard Cohen Johnson. Left End Vaiden . Half Back Gurley . Half Back Ellington . Quarter Back Bynum . Ltd! Back FOOTBALL SQUAD First Row—Left to Right: Raymond Vaiden, Clyde Newton, Hunter Gurley, C. W. Johnson, Lyndal Hawkins, Larry Baird, Gene Garner, Franklin Hud¬ son. Second Row: Coach Dixie Moore, Benjamin Whitener, Ryland Ellington, Johnny Blankenship, C. S. Eitz, James Ingram, Cohen Johnson, Ariel Len- hart, Rewel Bynum. —• §{ 30 BASEBALL TEAM First Row—Left to Right: Raymond Vaiden, R. B. Wilkerson, Larry Baird, Ryland Ellington, Marvin Green, Hunter Gurley. Second Row: Coach Dixie Moore, Lyndal Hawkins, Willie Wilkerson, Benja¬ min Whitener, Johnny Blankenship, Cohen Johnson, Ariel Lenhart. SOFTBALL Virginia Bynum, Hazel Cato, Nell Dalton, Betty Gurley, Mildred Hudson, Florence Land, Mozelle Moss, Dorothy Owen, Jackie Towery, Pete Watts. CHEER LEADERS Virginia Bynum, Frances Brittle, Betty Gurley, Mary Bet Cato, Marion Owen. Mrs. Eubank, Pete Watts, Robert Hightower, Jo Ann McCall, Ann Grimes. rn h m “n o Familiar Places «( M WINNERS AMONG THE SENIORS BEST LOOKING. .....Marjorie Cox .Ryland Ellington MOST ATTRACTIVE..... ........Margaret Wilmoth Johnny Blankenship BEST ALL AROUND Pete Watts Franklin Hudson BEST DRESSED Pauline Hawkins Benjamin Whitener MOST POISED .Audrey Poole Kenneth Wilson MOST INTELLECTUAL. .Anne Grimes Rewel Bynum WITTIEST..................... ......Mary Brame Colien Johnson MOST ATHLETIC .Mary Gurley .Ryland Ellington — S{ 33 1948 CLASS HISTORY Four years seems a long time when the years are ahead, but when they are behind us, the days and the hours seem to have flown. One cannot say that the Class of 48 appeared to be green when entering Chase City High School in 1944. A sickly shade of chartreuse would more accurately describe the group. Introduction into the clubs and attending school parties stand out almost as vividly as the big problem for most of the class—general math. Despite our complaints about running up and down stairs to change classes and participat¬ ing in physical education, we loved being C. C. H. S. students and became loyal to the school. Studies became progressively unimportant to us in the sophomore year. Noth¬ ing seemed to worry us, except maybe a few crushes. This carefree attitude was not entirely without penalties, for little letters, like C and D, came to be more familiar on report cards than the first three letters of the alphabet. Deten¬ tion hall, and not “Doc’s” saw more of the sophs. Football, indeed, is important in the story of our last year. The pep rallies, the games, the victories, the defeats drew us in closer comradeship. We fairly burst with pride when Chase City won the County Championship, and we celebrated with a really de luxe banquet. Selecting the class play, getting credits straight, and finally planning the graduation exercises followed close the “Big Snow” when the yard of the R. E. Lee School was the best sleighing ground in town. What with English literature and chemistry experiments June, 1948, seemed a not unwelcome date, but as the months went by there was the constant reminder that this was the last time we would be together—this was the end of our high school days. We feel that Chase City High School has given us various gifts—maturity, self-respect, self-reliance, discrimination, and the knowledge of what may be accomplished through cooperation. Anne Grimes, Historian. FAMILIAR FACES -Sf 35 ) AULD LANG SYNE «f 36 K— Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS of 1948 S. H. Short, Jr. President R. L. Wallace Vice-President Jeffreys Motor Company,, Inc. See Us For Chevrolet Automobiles and Trucks Oldsmobile Automobiles Norge and Hotpoint Appliances DEEP FREEZE HOME FREEZERS J. I. CASE FARM MACHINERY - { 37 B. A, Roberts Son Incorporated Co. Dealer in Quality Hardware Stoves - Ranges CHASE CITY - VIRGINIA C ongratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS of 1948 PRUDENS ♦ CHASE CITY - VIRGINIA i _—.— - — - — a{ 38 }|j«— CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES for the CLASS of 1948 BpauMtiia cMaSulwate. Qo KfLG U4. —39 fr- CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES TO YOU The Class of 1948 Leder Brother’s, Inc. CHASE CITY - VIRGINIA Where You Shop with Confidence and Wear with Pride Strum’s Super Market CHASE CITY Fancy Groceries AUTO PARTS Quality Meats Hay - Seed - Fertilizers Wes. Holmes, Proprietor Clarksville - Virginia L. W. Bitting Son Co., Inc. General Merchandise GROCERIES - FEED STUFF and FERTILIZER Hay and Grain Our Motto: JUSTICE TO ALL CHASE CITY - VIRGINIA Your Authorized G. E. Dealer -4 40 CHASE CITY DEPARTMENT STORE CONGRATULATIONS and BEST OF LUCK! THE CHASE CITY DEPARTMENT STORE Mecklenburg’s Largest and Most Complete Department Store CHASE CITY - VIRGINIA —� S{ 41 )3k- 1ucJieA.-fleo ll Moivu SALES SERVICE CHASE CITY - VIRGINIA “There’s a Ford in Your Future’ Dial 205-1 SAMEUL DAVIS F. T. WILLIS SON Hardware Headquarters for Weather Bird Shoes ♦ Clarksville - Virginia Clarksville, Va. CLARKSVILLE ROBERTS FURNITURE Bowling Alley COMPANY R. C. Williamson, Manager ♦ Clarksville - Virginia Clarksville - Virginia - { 42 - ELAM’S JEWELRY The Middleton Press COMPANY Chase City, Va. Dealer for Royal Typewriters Herff Jones Ring Company Immediate Delivery i j Chase City - Virginia Sales-Service Mecklenburg, Lunenburg and Western Auto Associate Charlotte Counties Store School Announcements Home Owned and Operated Printing ' and Office Supplies P. M. Cato, Owner Chase City - Virginia Ragsdale’s Portrait Studio LIB’S Chase City, Va. Beauty Shoppe Fine Portraits ♦ Photographic Supplies Chase City, Va. HARVEY’S and BOB’S The Cab Service CHASE CITY PROGRESS Phone 388-6 Read in Mecklenburg, County Chase City - Virginia Since 1888 “You Call — We Haul Chase City - Virginia 4{ 43 } • Mecklenburg Farm Supply Company C. D. Pennington, Jr. Chase City Virginia Piedmont Service Station Chase Citv, Va. Washing, and Greasing Steam Cleaning Tires and Tubes Phone 283-6 WILLIAMS 5c - 10c - 25c Store Chase Citv Virginia JAMES W. MULLENS General Merchandise Skipwith Virginia BUILDERS’ SUPPLY COMPANY Chase City Virginia SOUTH-SIDE SUPPLY COMPANY Chase City Virginia P. L. Auto Supplies Hardioare and Auto Supplies Chase Citv Virginia PEOPLES BANK TRUST COMPANY Chase City Virginia - t 44 — _ C ongratulations from JEFFREYS-SPAULDING MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Chase City - - - - Virginia -•« { 45 }3� — Moon and Newcomb fyuneOal cMome CHASE CITY and KEYSVILLE, VIRGINIA Day and Night Service Band Box Cleaners Walton Owen, Proprietor THE PAULINE SHOP Shop of Individuality Chase Citv, Va. j Chase City Va. CARSON W. GREGORY Insurance Chase City - Virginia - 4 { 46 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES for the CLASS of 1948 LEGGETTS Department Store, Inc. “Chase City’s Shopping Center” CHASE CITY VIRGINIA COMMUNITY GROCERY GURLEY MATTRESS COMPANY COMPANY ♦ Chase City - Virginia Chase City - Virginia T. W. RHODES COAL CHASE CITY COMPANY CLEANERS Chase City - Virginia “Better Cleaning through On the Job Day and Night Correct Processing” -4 47 4 - H. G. Moss General Merchandise FEEDS - SEEDS FERTILIZERS SKIPWITH, VIRGINIA “Y our Interest is the Heart of Our Business Garrett Co. Rendezvous for C. C. H. S. Students Watkins - Cooper Funeral Directors Clarksville, Va. 4.ujXfLQSit ajj loyal ado-esi- ti ' ie ' iA, made it fialiille JjO i the {Junior GladA o-jj Gltaie Glty JliCflt School to pulliilt the annual. 48 From the Press of W. W. Thompson Co., Richmond, Virginia