Hinton High School - Dart Yearbook (Hinton, WV)

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ll I. THE DART 1926 H 0 ' as-4 E . sg, -'ig' ' f '.- ' -, tix F . ' , , H -. 4'--K -. 'fi 4 if ' YE? W I fzf .- ' ' 1, o - - 1 -oxn-o-ogo:n1n:n:o1u.-:u -n1uiuiuioioiuirxxz10101 2 21 I I The passerby may merely see i Some lumber in a pileg - Another vision comes to me A thought that makes me sn1i'e, A thought of walls and roof: and floors An'I lighted windows, waiting doors. I . I HINTON BUILDERS' SUPPLY CO. A Lumber Yard Is All The passerhy may but behold A yard that's rather plain, But I see doors that har the cold, And roofs that shed the rain, And I see children snug and warm Through nights of dark and days of storm. The passerby may only say A Lumber Yard is All But I see streets that stretch away And Homrs where children call, I see a town I helped to build With peace and joy and comfort filled. I I I I I I I I l IIOS. HINTON, Vice-President R. R. VVOOLF, Secretary A. A. CAMPBELL, Gen. Mgr.-Treas. DR. J. A. RIFFE, President 2 HINTON 2 DEPARTMENT COMPANY Incorporated I AUTHORIZED CAPITAL I s5o,00o.oo. I Q GENERAL I MERCHANDISE -DOUGLAS MALLOCH OUR MATERIALS PREDOMINATE IN THE NEW HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING HARCOURT 8: CO. INCORPORATED LO U ISVILLE, KY. Designers and lNfIakers of School and College Commencement Invitations Dance Invitations and Favors Class Emblems Visiting Cards lVIonOgram and Fraternity Stationery YVedding Invitations and Christ- mas Greeting Cards l'lI1Z'0l'IIb!j' Knozwz 7I,ll'0l1gll0llf the Q 1 2 Hinton West Va. I Nation i 4101101111 1 1 1 1:1111 1 1111: 11:-111 1 2 1:1::::r3:1iiai1i 0

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THE DART, 1926 ,je ff 3' A 1, ,'-n ' 'Q HN ,lEgn' ,Q X' , lllill g-Qqpigp q.,q. gp q.lqp,qp,qpiqpma-ucpic: :: :: ID1::l:: CHIC! 2: l!U::1- - - - COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS I OF OF Charles Mastin Kick Greenlundv Better Homes in America You go to school to learn 1'eadin', lritin' and 'rithmetic. Then you learn English, Chemistry and History and finally when you graduate from High School you are the proud possessor of a vast store of knowledge con- cerning many subjeets, titles to which could not he mentioned here, but do you know what HBetter Homes in American means? It is our business to tell you. We will teach you its meaning in every way, but we cannot do it unless you call on us and allow us the privilege. E. M. MEADOWS FURNITURE CO. :unman-nnnn-nnI-nnInnlnnnnnnuunnunnnnuuuununn C6 ' ' 73 Better Homes ln Amerlca G CLUB COMPLIMENTS Bmvrv ALLEN GEORGIA FRAZIER OF MRS. I'lARVEY KEATLEY A. D. CHRISTINE SCHWEICKERT HALLIE M.ART1N RUTH BIGONY MARY BURKE Annna PAYN13

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