Jarratt High School - Builders Yearbook (Jarratt, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1947 volume:

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To ORETHA OWEN we leave a 'Simmon tree for her and Maurice to sit under when they get old. To MARIE HALL we leave a '47 Buick to drive to the Post Office every day at lunch time to receive her fan mail. To IRWIN MITCHELL we. leave a bushel of apples to keep in good with his teachers and classmates. To WILLIAM JORDON we leave a music box to play in his classes so that we will know of his presence. To RICHARD NELSON we leave a history book for him to study up on the Parson Cause. To MISS McELRATH we leave studious, ambitious, and industrious English and bookkeeping classes. To MRS. GARNER we leave a chartered bus to support her transportation to and from school. ‘To MRS. LINDAMO6OD we leave a new equipped music room. To MR. BURRUSS we leave a special dietician to prepare his meals at school. To RS. BURRUSS we leave a blackboard, compass and protractor for her geometry class. 4 =“ , ta To the SENIOR CLASS and HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY we leave our best wishes “4 a if and we sincerely appreciate your cooperation given us during our Senior (6- year. GOOD LUCK TO ALL OF Yous 4 a a + She: - - Saree teh, eee es | - . Gor hee Taaenen toys 2 - be, og eee tee 2 “ es + aes eae hl eee tele SES yank Jes = FA E Ss q +43 Ses272; rs shes 4 3 : preteen gat Keay nes i : err See a : 2 $ “ ae : ogy eo ms 5 é bese ewes F : se is 2ix $ + Dab ee te ; 3 : y ‘ 3 z Seas faa - z ort. “ ee : ERS et thee Pera e, . 7 a oe Bee 2 me 3 Pie + : roe Skaghinkoa abet ea See eee fos =F ee ul 42 Se Lae See ROey Paha en 4 idrae ca HAD ba IAA we OP oRT Se Ie oretete ia ows . 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The Mi = S , . “Mh. hs a5 “Ww. as as “MM “Ms. “th, “th ime a Aenean rite i ete Phos er ees os Sy A eh ee Se 5 : ee St =! x eS eee es te ati ee, “ede rang Met a oS iets O F SHOPS 0 Pee Ferre Serre Catae ts bs pee, Fae ‘ ig aes bose oe ets Ni TRANG Pe pa vie Saeed pees - Pipes pee ee ied woh teh — Fa tet Junior Class 7) Estelle Theresa Rendall: Bobby is laughing, funloving but demure, a y ie loyal friend, and good pal. This little maid's unselfish ways and untiring a energy have won her a place in the hearts of all who know her. Jean Beatrice Flowers: Jean is very necessary to the junior and senior classes. Small but loud expresses her. Although she is small, she makes her presence known by her never-ceasing tongue. Her talkativeness, mingled with her good humor has made her a favorite with all. Marie Hall: Marie believes in the motto, little girls should be seen but not heard . Quiet, but determined, she is destined to make her way in the world and also to find time to enjoy life in the fullest. William Edward Jordan: Many and many times in the last three years a very quiet studious looking boy has been seen passing through the corridors of Jarratt High. His profile greatly resembles an arrow collar ad and his appearance is pleasing to all. | = yy - - aie Tg | TTT it nt k cl ‘y | “Wh “Uy f Hf ( i ot. Sh ee! | | Pee | | LL i ON OO Abe, 1) SSL spronsg-h- 47-7 Sonsnrecne RENEE -erar ener neR eR metnE ar ermmelmamnia art Se TENG TE AEST ETE “ . Irwin Wood Witchel: Irwin is one of those good-natured boys that you can't help liking. Worry and care hardly enter his mind. But is he bright? Well, one look will convince you. Richard Nelson: He has been weighed in the balance and not found wanting, but no scale is great enough to measure his true worth. Dickie is sincere and reliable. In spite of his gentleness, he has a most fasci- nating combination of wit and mischief, Pung men ean er Oretha Powell Owen: Cheeter is what we call her, But Smiles is a better name, For it matters not where we see her, Her smile is always the same. ¢ Senior Farewell We the Juniors of 1947, realizing that the time is soon coming when you will have to leave us, want to express our gratitude for the help you have given us and also for the good example you have setforus to go forth in the world as you will go. We thought this would be a happy day, but as it draws nearer, we iind it hard to face. Dear Seniors, we will miss you terribly and things won't be the same without you. We hope that you will find all the happiness and success bes life can give to you. 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TALMADGE MITCHELL eyes a certain girl in the Freshman Class. Let's hope she won't attract his attention and he can pass. HAZEL BATTF is the smartest in the class; If she will help the rest of us, maybe we will pass. RYLAN PRITCHETT is at his best Pipes he's working hard trying to rest. DOROTHY STARKE was always quiet from the start; But when she begins talking she does her part. MARGARET MATTOX and MARJORIE HARRELL, The Champion Gum Chewers of J. H. S., One chews while the other rests. we ' CZLAZEZZZZE PEPE ZAM AZE SERRE EE EEZ EES oe § oy, Ma, My a, MM MS MM I SM Mt, i NM Th G 14 4) na is Uy ip hao f i , ays s Spry? 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Doyle ociate editor-in-chief Jean Flowers Vanarver Photogravher hOOore Advis des y L. Burruss Ss 2 2 Freee eee erent erarre ip tenis snpsnereregetenepsmrrs peep ERS NRE Ae ON 5 Sys See See alae: age ie ar ear A354 PE etas 5 a Pee je Vase Sart Ste spears ote Fa eo eS is ete poses ihae me 43-33 ARLE SS pert “ PT mes ® aie © 1 Peiaoe eRe Estee) tee trae csi 3 aetestin ise mp ee org oe pe by ya Seer .e 'W’EEEPESZZSZazZSZESE EP ZZ AZZ PZAZAZZE BF eR ns) apne seek ah ebay 1 Z i f : Fl Mh. THE STUDENT COOPKRATIVE ASSOCIATION ay Under the capable leadership of Ralph Owen, President; Margaret Hogarth, _ Vice President; Frances Joyner, Secretary; Jeanette Harrell, Treasurer and Ore - tha Owen and Teresa Bendall, Reporters; the Student Cooverative Association has had a very successful and eventful year. The objectives of the .C.A. for the year 1946-47 were as follows: 1. HEALTH: A. Increase the number of five pointers. B, Keep basements clean. C. Keep grounds and rooms clean. D. Take care of lunch room and other school property. E, Appoint one person in each room to see that the room is well venilated at all times. 2, ATHLETICS: A. Support the Athletic Association. B. Encourage every person to take part in school activities. 3. MUSIC: A. More cooperatio n in Glee Club and Assembly. 4. DRAMATICS: A. Promote better S. C. A. and Assembly programs. B. Sponsor one-act plays for Virginia High School League. C. Sponsor the Senior Play. D. Cooperation with Junior S.C.A. for better Christmas and Halloween programs. 5. SAFETY: A. Support of A.AJA. B. Impress the importance of safety at home and at School and when going to and from school. 6. WELFARE WORK: A. Give baskets to the needy at any appropriate time. B, Join the Red Cross. C. Report to County Welfare any cases which should be looked into. 7. CITIZENSHIP TRAINING: A. B ecome better citizens. B, Make wise use of leisure time, 8. SOCIALS: A. To participate in school Halloween, Christmas, and Valentine parties. B. Picnic at end of school year. 9. Sponsor Year Book and monthly newspaper. The weekend of November 1, 1946, Jean Flowers, Ramona Harrell, Ralph Owen, Richard Nelson, and James Prince attended the State S.C.A. Converition held at Thomas Jefferson High School in Richmond, Virginia. These representives brought back many helpful’ideas presented by other schools. From their reports we gather that they had a most enjoyable as well as educational stay in Richmond. Margaret Hogarth, Jean Flowers, Marjorie Harrell, Nancy Graham, and Jarman hitby represented our S. C..A, at. thé District.S. CC; Ai meeting held in the Petersburg High School, Anril 23,1947. See ee eT Through the cooperatio of the students, the Student Cooperative Association feels that it has gone far in accomplishing its objectives. Bolo PO TTR TPL RTF RMT TOT TTT TFA TTT | Ny Ny wr CZLALZZZ ZZ! 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It began with a dance by Edna Hall, Nancy Graham and Hazel Pryor Batte followed by two skits by the first and second grades. Then came two numbers by the High School Glee Club. The program ended with a play entitled'™rs. Marlowe Goes To The Ball , in which Dickie Nelson stole the show. With the end of the program, there were several costume parades in whichthose chosen by the judges were awarded prizes. The library door then opened to all who wished to play Bingo, which was under the supervision of Mrs. Ricks. I am sure that it was the most successful entertainment of its kind ever carried out in Jarratt High School. Christmas Program and Party On December 20, 1946, a Christmas program was enjoyed by the entire school. Mr. Roberson gave an inspiring talk which was followed by a play Don't Tell Me It's Christmas. The leading part was taken by Mary Rogers Furruss. We had a number of Christmas carols sung by the Glee Club: Deck The Halls , Silent Night , and Come All Ye Faithful. The Program was beautifully given. The audiences joined in the last song. Then the High School gathered in the lunch room for a most enjoyable time. The room was beautifiily decorated with red and green paper. In the corner was ‘a lighted Christmas tree that added much to the appearance of the room. When all had gathered, we sang White Christmas. The games started by the girls shaking hands with the boys. Mr. Nelson and Mrs. Lindamood added much to our party by participating in the games. They caused much laughter by feeding each other with baby bottles while blind-folded. After this we had a contest with ten girls competing for the most pro- posals from ten boys. Prizes were given to Jean Flowers and Mrs. Burruss. When the games were over we had most delightful refreshments. We enjoyed jelly with whipped cream and cherries, cake and salted peanuts. After giving out the gifts and giving thanks for a peaceful Christmas and many good friends we parted eager to crowd as much enjoyment into the holidays as possible. v Basketball Party On Thursday evening, January 30, 1947, after a hard day of examinadims the basketball players and their guest met in the school library to cele- brate a successful year in basketball. To start the ball rolling weformed different groups and contested for the best amateurs. We played several other games after whthwe assembled in the lunchroom. A toast was made “to the players and--then--We--Ate!!! Eatng as much as our diets would allow, we journeyed back upstairs to the library where we all enjoyed two whole hours of dancing. Bidding each other a sweet Nightie-night we departed wondering, WHY DOES IT GET. SO LATE SO EARLY ? 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It was a comedy of three acts, earlier entitled HOT CHOCOLATE Telling the truthis an admirable quality, but the truth often hurts and most people hate to hear the truth. So you can imagine the screamy ingly funny situations that arose in that merry play. Julia bought a magic ring- from a gypsy woman who told her that whoever wore that ring could not help but tell the truth at all times and at atl costs. Julia laughed at the woman's superstitious belief, but when she wore the ring, she found herself blurting out the most awful truths and throwing every- one into chaos. And worst of all, she could. not remove the ring from her finger, ro matter how hard she tried. But the adage truth is right and truth is might proved to be correct, for in the end Julia saved a large and well-established busiress from collapse and prevented several families from being unhappy through her truth-telling. CAST Mrs. Peter Raker, who owned Rakertown, a Margaret Hogarth model chocolate town. Neil Raker, her son. Willard Moore Celia Raker, her daughter. Ramona Harrell Julia Johnson, her secretary. Jean Wheeler Napmi, her maid. Elsie Grizzard Kirk Brown, her chauffeur. Ralph Owen Mrs. Parker Milford, who owned the Parker Patricia Moore Doyle Milford Chocolate Co. A Beverly Milford, her daughter. Jeanette Harrell John Gershey, a chocolate magnate. Walter Gillam Gordon Gershey, his son. Richard Nelson [ Mrs. Olive Johnson, Julia's mother. Pauline Vincent A Gypsy Woman Frances Joyner age HG HH WG WW, Wh, hh, TH JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET Al On the night of Kpril 25, 1947, the Juniors entertained the Seniors most lavishly in the school lunchroom and library. Good Luck was the theme of the nicely arranged program which con+s sisted of the following: Invocation, Mr. Nelson; Toast, Richard Nelson; Welcome, Teresa Bendall; ‘Response, Ramona Harrell; Beliefs about Luck , Jean Flowers, Music by Lucy Neal; Dinner: How to Fortell the Future , Oretha Owen Senior Prophecy, Irwin Mitchell; Talk, Mr. Roberson; Real Essentials for Good Luck , Marie Hall. MENU Fried Chicken ‘Potatoe Salad Peas Pear Salad Pickle Rolls Olives Plemaw Pencae Tea After a short intermission we all Baensred in the library, which had been decorated in green and white, the school colors, for a few hours of enjoyable dancing. fEELEEALEEIELE LDL IIIOE LES LEE EE. é y j hisatho a 7 D ar Perec f . | eS a i{ l � f ith vf citreres gba ard a eae 0 py ie ah pi bed opel hi sxe ip ome A gen OM? sn te ‘ ey Re oy Waller sunet A ptbeo tend ee 4 oe hey ihe Se im ¥% , deny pew hm es ah Sh ie Psion Pa Rea « 4 hare eh of ' nw wine Seem? h- nd te ea ad nae ete SAE Beet oh a cep rp Regret Po ¢ G2 Nawe eee Se we ET SS H Fa | La ee es rows stake oF oe The Jarratt High School Glee Club, under the able direction of Mrs. R. L. Lindamood, was composed of about twenty-five high school boys and girls this year, From the opening of school in September the group worked with Mrs. Lindamood to learn many new songs. From time to time the Glee Club contrib- uted songs to assembly and S. C. A. programs. But it was on March 22 that the group did its best work. On that date the Glee Club went to Norfolk to compete in the class C music festival. Owing to an epidemic of influenza six girls and one boy were unable to go. That Is Jean , a three part chorus, composed by Benjamin Godard and arranged by Noble Cain was used for the girls number. They received rating II; Excellent. The mixed chorus sang Bow Down Thine Ear , composed by A. S. Arendy, LEVER ERE E ERE 4 arranged by Gordon B. Nevin, a S. A. B. number. The boys' voices added color ei 3 and variety to the group. This song was awarded rating I; Excellent plus. 4 4 Lucy Neal contributed the following piano solos: 2 y i ra i 4ae 1. Rondo I by Mozart. = 2 2. Choral by Bach, a hymn transcription. 4 Ae 3. Sonato 7 by Mozart. = 4) 4. 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There were mers, however, anc the together with the letter-men soon ce that we would have another good soon had @ smooth working com- team, The boys set to work with throughout the season with the +4 bination, which played excellent exception of a few very errotic games, The tear aved as a member the Virginie gh School League. It played all members of some teams outside. Bleven eat games were played in the regular our team. A total of 425 noints opoconents, inst a totel This record gave the tear the tournament with hich hones game it ran into a vastly improved on to win the tournament. % 4 a TH OF went $e) We nlaved @ nost season game with “avery and won it by a ton heavy in all it wes a most successful season, Members of the team were: 1 ; 4 SOOM. i Moore, Rylan Pritchett, lvin Leonard, Richard Ne madge Mitchell and Alton Owen. Mens i ae sarratt Crronent int Matt : Moenny 9 ie. 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Howe it a fairly close game, losing to an experie of 18 to 10. The tean showed rapid is provement peas GIRLS' BASKETBALL jority of fades: perience, oore Doyle, rc Be + t it hh th hh hh hh, i e the playing yer, our ginis managed to Medias teum by the score week, aeGer ane ragged in the nced ns next spirited leadership of Jean Wheeler, beat Drewryvi on the team played fast and exciting basketball games. It played as a member of District C of the Vir en and ended the season as third in the standings. “echo pes ie “Wh, Yin, Mh, 4 In the District C Tournament, held at Dinwiddie team was pitted against the first place McKenny team we lost by a one=sided score. The members of the team were, Captain; Patricia Moore Doyle, Marjorie Harrell, Wheeler : 3 Marie Harrell, Jean Juliette Carter, Jaqueline Dillard d, Nancy Graham, Jean Smith, Mattox. 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AUTHORIZED FOR DEALER Easy Washing Machines Frigidaire - Electric Home Appliances Coleman Gas and Oil Stoves IE BPE Ford Cars and Trucks S zl z © 5 } | ot ° o © a � 3 “ n H ® a ow o A @® Z 13) g a H fa Oo no qt o ® % . ® = nee enomencrurniae + 2s ye j Bet Fou Y ; {I Fe SSS ee ee ad ia cote doe “4 4 va ate . 7 tte} Caxias oelet see 4 ‘ Cada 4 pet eyed =: Sas fe 5S pe Tee wes: kode ae oh ghey tae s oi own at: + oat De be é at iad pipet tate oe ? © ates i ad oe arg at hee . = “ nue, ae ; + ve reg oe beth tue + hbk pr eetaee tenes es sues aieee pee e te é 4 ote bls = ay 1 f eet bin Greet 2 “fhe Mp pwede one oak CAD = fee 2 ot] tn ATLANTIC ST. EMPORIA, VA. EMPORIA, VA. CITY CASH STORE FAMILY OUTFITTER rm) (eo) aa a = (eo) oO 4 a fe oO n a 5 fa 3 {2} oO FRESH MEATS, GROCERIES AND FEEDS waa b raat cthvc® i re pee t “aeer + : reer Se) Legh irs “fpart + = - . � pyran tr dy ¢« + 4s as Pes o a eagles: axa ire ee i bs sae he 28 Fel U SE Saee dn ae te i Ce ee ht ears sent Paper oak! e Pd ng tise ree ieee fad Fe aly 8 piog Part ere Pei nang Seetee ee sited HAY ade Re ¥ pak: SELES! Peta yin ae bree se epee? o reit Are Ete ae nite nile Ths Sieh aden Jaate PIS te ee sgrrss + 5 sae ee = it a ve , e BS micints fees 4 Dees aS aehw® oad C.F eh LE EE “ft? owe ony pl eee 3 a oh Rate tenae Porn Lad eel s 1) a at alee as t} +A 2 ‘- ae eo ry veegs Aut-oxry C9 Bs COCs COM GOmssnT 10 EMPORIA COCA - COLA BOTTLING CO., INC. EMPORIA, VIRGINIA i Wh i Wi i “WW JONES AND PARSON GROCERIES - HARDWARE - DRY GOODS PHONE 25-1 P. 0. BOX 295 JARRATT, VIRGINIA PSLASAL SENSE DED Ge“, GW Pa os i ree be bsg BP ps aa ‘ew roe oe Mere) Bonner oP tig, 38 PR veya va Fe ng Ry SR THRS: wel HT Ae ert 4 Fd Oe zee naa ee ; perrs +4 i Povey he! 2 Te . Sodio vi at 5 A ee tae te a ee Pe gmat g Oa? ets se conn OMe hx 8 Seay, Ne etnes, ha eet ae wae f heorw (ere ey te meratece kg o— 4 fom 2b sa oe ee te boee r nee boty penser ae nar . a. a ee Nei SL aT a WWF scememcnencopmecemnamciceenoen He TE EEL Eee oe al abi) BERS eae %: he —_ Ss emete oe PIIFIT sh eeenementontenterietetne ater ASCO NNO RRR TE ate ret ey ennai ererernrarsmrpnaniare rare a, JEWELRY STORE 156 BAKER ST. = =. EMPORIA, VIRGINIA EMPORIA, VA. pa eran gonre anspor erhalten nro ho ter pated ES, R. L. GROCERY CO. FRESH MEATS VEGETABLES COMPLEMENTS OF LAND BROS. i. Uh aa 7 yes eds % pF eg HAR pom baka S Foe 3 Ste ae pe Aarh neknte boreseb t- Me eres he pe a 4 Faerie src “ee Pree 4H Peges ware ates il epese stay Ses, “5 + eet on der a Ppt Bo snl ne a PY aay brea Sa 8 pest ek sates Hi Ueki eee eee Es ne Ve elt xeebes e aon oe Sap Ber rf hase. bined He) reds hse Sous orn staan rsh thee er Pe Ge pe ime? ¥ wtieseseeatts oe hf. � been Fe Sine hee : ‘ 4 Me 3 Se TT oa. nas aT ee teense c = Smithfield, Va. Luter's Meats COMPLIMENTS LeRoy W. Crowder Company 18 South 14th Street Richmond, Virginia FOOD BROKERS a 2) — H Z) é oO oO oO a H Kk a a 5 fy a ) B no Phone No. 9 Pewabeian bs fe Some, +e ees ESE tn | hol 4 er Py = oe ae w by (hee Sh ator nal Se Sete sar Pas 1-6 © 5 eae te eee LEE en bee wa tay | ets Oe iw ety fe a Boe sini gem eae Sg he rats s vas oe ot ak es a Prat se Ave ? are usage Veter ia, oth Sewers oar peers a ; ta. : fh eee oF Ree OA QW SP oe pew £ . Be tig Dh ye foe ee 2 ee Rei} he waite edie tne lied Lota Sa oe a oe ged neneinsnenesnenimmmeanpneratameemenenennmannemnrten ane naere ee eT ae iS USS SS SSSR SAU i ‘ ; ve i. ESS SEE a re oe eas bier be Sh SERS SMES Hee o a 49 iv a) : x Wear Sand COMPLIMENTS OF boys SOCKS EMPORIA, VIRGINIA Men Ss Men Ever Hats °o ° e a Mc je) is) o a uN F {2) a COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLES BLOOM EVERYTHING TO WEAR EMPORIA, VIRGINIA 2 OW, HH, OBB RCWUWABLRCRLBA DY TT A 4 Pyare 2 peeyt atase hmee Spree he ac ee g — i. oe oe ou 3 ae apy k hd mame te ithe Sis =F ey oe sr oe EMPORIA, VA. THE PLACE IS THE LITTLE JEWELRY SHOPPE EMPORIA, VA. PHONE 434W NEW YORK CAFE j E [=) 5 2 ‘i BH fe H oO = Cc = B o ' Watch and Jewelry Repairing Prompt Courteous Service SATISFACTION OR NO CHARGE The World's ‘Most Brilliant Diamonds WESTERN STEAKS OUR SPECIALTY 5 CES ey beet 304 N. MAIN ST. bav yi tae $e te EIEN aN 4 Ke Beri ae fe Pines ct ae et Re otey e, e yeeros a2 + x. Ving x % bet Sse Bat Oe ae Rpiecaa 1% oe new ar She eer ee beste fe a Taree era het toes act GR AS beg yee Dee See sees wag me aia tet oye “ alt A a pee iG! te 4 a ba tere sr eee LAN ree et ap 4 - eet gin a ee by ia | - ot tele Ree ae ce Be x ah 3+ oe res tour ogee pig bree ta ee $e Per: ; F ; ; - mee ; : ; be : 3 : EAT: ; SEN 3 Saati if es yee aie ap oS Shen a erat ops epee at eee: Zz ore ose Chel ha ae air ae Petre se oe eer are ere e.0 none heen nd ah eS eee te ep t = ‘Soha +2 ee Rey ey ee WON ber hee yee fice pee ne eet ok the! pet ate Re om ee oe oe e waebes sl ; 3 as pag bf y eae Bis : BS tg OSEAN Woe bet be bbee ae Oe eS oe Shere + ee ome t we vue rd ROE FAS Sind ob eye eaeatice a seecker nerds ; ave we f Sine | chete sprdie ye bethe nt wid bec aee Ds, Vt DARREL | 2 : : ; ‘fe : ter eas 2 tt if hk = Ze ez PDE $a Eb MAIN STREET EMPORIA, VA. MANUFACTURERS OF WATKINS BROS. CO. FLOUR, MILL FEED AND CORN PRODUCTS ah ek ai ih hy SWOOPE, VIRGINIA Phone-Staunton 109J at eas — 2 2 SWOOPE MILLING CO., INC. = a = 2 Daily Capacity: 260 Barrels Flour- 75 Tons Feed 2 22 i345 tt V feasts “7 be Rue) Aa ehh ee ieee Saori Ry Fee Ie me ees | ta sero Se trace Oe ad seer r f - $a ae ede Pb 4 kee eee ie Se 6 ee MStimarowedt pais GARRETT!S H = = oO ia = 5 a fe ? [ 3] COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS EMPORIA, VA. FORD SALES SERVICE PHONE 278 WATKINS MOTOR CO., INC. hope Pir Sob 4 “ sais sae ee Ded SE reset! TRENT RS, ote Sete eae Gana ool ett ee en oe Pp AR Ra: Ae ea ewe epee Pyrenees Bnei Rake ve i Fon Ste ; DS een rte mate i eS Kee! i : ivy 7 2 . x mie é ze we Aa ee i % il eh wate ey a =eagh od te, hae £9 wie eh = 5 ieee inn eer re eked 4 he hy Peg R Eee an SE rns Pee ree Spee ia earee Re Be oy paca. Shee rte pet Lee hy pase Sor rivet ithkt. ote ahs fee ott aii) Par atoow g oer, Sree ee ont oy foi SE ne ats t. AA reef Ete ware r eget rex ikte . Fapese test ia REP DP ote ee ted ee set er Fe 4 be «$ + a6 Sn AB Re Mech el ee ted fh ere’ eee bat preres : ’ = eke yt 7 ; : : : : ; : ‘: ee : a ce ht eh? oy ge OS 2, % Pg tee sO ho yn Rs vim eee Te x peprest hres) ‘ oe tht ; ks ‘ ¢ 4 % : a5 pecdeg hal ikea feta machi Ss otoust Eyrh tomy : nearer my be scab wav e se HoH. WG HH HT GGT Th HY We only use e Virginia BAKER ST. EMPORIA, VIRGINIA ‘He. W. LOVELACE Protein Turkey Growing Mash EATWELL 20% Dairy Feed o = H a H = a, 3 fi is] o i 2) = a} a cs Oo a EATWELL QUALITY FEEDS EATWELL FEEDS iB — Manufacturers of a HARWELL BROS. GIBBS Always fresh and palatable Petersburg, because they are made from the best ingredients scien- tiffically balanced to the best results at lowest the best material, all work guarenteed. possible cost. We specilize in women shoes. EATWELL 24% Protein Turkey Starting Mash EATWELL All Mash Poultry Feed EATWELL Starting Growing Mash EATWELL Broiler Mash EATWELL Growing Mash TE ZEEZEZZEEE: = EATWELL 20% Laying Mash EATWELL Pig Hog Feed EATWELL Starting Mash EATWELL 20 = fe Pa = Ue ene coe fiat: Sis . es s eo ie Nee esanee pete eter te hs abhi 2 ae bei 3 Ae ee meee i= = Ue este we vies ¥ LP Lea eee ny 8 Pree SS tee ash we Tee, b ha ig ba lorbadese Lory ize ey TOLER he ae 5 ea ery 4 A ee: sof S. bak]. oie Fit Set wont bare | eeica ths ieee Xe) tee) pe Side VIRGINIA ae ae == a4 FOR REAL SERVICE See, Write, Or Call E, E, GOODWYN, CORP. I NSURANCE SOUTH HILL, VIRGINIA BONDS REAL ESTATE RENTS ry oO = H e oO wn — 4 H = = na H s = fe) oc oO isa 4 H MS oC oO DP OG fom s i=) (ag) wy x r= : 2 im dp] EMPORIA Hh Wh, UU, ay © : - rt eng Pe er tet x wh OW Lager Ey a Se 4 se tel eae et SS PT a peewee f olde + heed cS RENE PTT Gen SS Phevbigase “38 et ide dime Phase Fe fad ree eae tS VIRGINIA seis ane COMPLIMENTS OF OWEN PURVIANCE JARRATT, eae, pure 9 ta 83 ee od ar h€ Peres! eae ipess. eer eae Bo hadi Wt Rey aygsy as ar rz HALIFAX STREET EMPORIA, VIRGINIA Sodas Cosmetics fe) oO S ra A fe (eo) A Fine Candies Stationery PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED 7 _UNCHE ON ———_ ——, Dene net vy SPL EN d ae COMPLIMENTS EMPORIA, VIRGINIA DS FL am gomy A ie FE ten eee = eee m i ON TAT N 23 TS JEWis LER CCMPLILEN Le) Reo VL LCUGHBY BMPCRIA, VIRGINIA 423 South Main Street Emporia, Virginia lie Wie iiAle ce BR Cly sy) LN Cre Complete Home Furnishings ,� INC. ini BRINKLEY-GATES COhiah Wholesale i erchants Dixie Margarine No. 3 West Gld Street Phones 3020-3821-3622 COMPLIMENTS BRITTLE'S DUPT. STCRE ELPORIA, VIRGINIA Fruit s - Vezetables - Produce Petersburg, Virginia o Yn toa D S Ss Oo sg — oO a, “d oO. ) om o N od ioe) Yn HIS) : oO isa = ede x) 4 : rats ths oe ty ; 5 3 f : z eee . pene | 4 : : See co power ha : oe 5 5 peas rhe a $F ge-s5 ei Boe i = Teiig CEE Reg ig EE Ty eee Gee hs ees cet) - ees per, ee nee Ge i apne ed ae Pee. i . peer ite Ae a a Lae we men ae aeles LE Fe: ¥ War ) eben Te - . Fite 2 heme z k ak se ee tis obi Pea Lele ¥ erree ss VON wv Biv Hees on Hg Om Reais SF Piet mae eek xe: Be aki da oA WB ae eux errata ine Ai oe are ee i i oe mheed Fes ae aie 2k ote Pad Shea's hoe : iy : x meee cqechae s peaee Soa en ee wl . 2 idee 7 LES ratte : Silodersic 2 ’ : Saas wae sae ey yt Pheanmdeiad 8 eu ee Ha ecline 2h Yk 3 ‘ ; s . é akc : : A : = Behan tains AO be HS Te COON bs Pee Ser ee tas 4 tates eee is Botae SS a eee Raat rae r i ee ; on a oD he ms ade Pre se motets 3 ese rt nike © adm ir) +d ee ecg alee? geteu ates opreer ies. Fa ; : i : fe == ae h, + ; ee : : ey Es , aes é : : : : poe peer oay 3 aed abe ts he 2 : 7 f Pee erty E gees ; See bike ‘ Be f= ee FOR . % 5 “ 2 hie Nt BS =e why Sot eee sh Gt epabe Wa eA | Ss ae ae . 7 PEARS For re 4 eres ee eae z Hs P pint ear eae BANS ne ke eae e ee tout + 71 tok et oh a4 } ween b Batis ed ee hey hese eiatet urhe R ee ores” a ; = i eae aap en eeprom tnt alive cnet gga einstein = Zi vf SK alerots Fae Franti seat — ,—s —-s pt terrane yt imenli ttt homer amar nin weit no 7 — = ¥ SPAT Ek fr Ca rs a= Bo = = rans Be 2 - ; “th SS — = writes naliarn. — =. MITCHELL BROTHERS WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned By Felix Dodd Fresh Meats And Groceries Country Produce Bought and Sold 415-417 Halifax Street - Phone: 222 Next To Railway Express Office WH BAKER ST. neremmeneettintianantingentasty ar tein EMPORIA, VA. uh AND INSURANCE FEEDS BALLARD'S FAMOUS FLOURS ‘ NY i Home Auto Accessories NORTH EMPORIA, VA. Sporting Goods Phone 439J canon ener te ct ene atte nent eg ee ee MM MM WW, a. Sree ea eee pene ae HARRIS: HARDWARE: COMPANY EMPORIA, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS FARM and GARDEN TOOLS a,“ BUILDING MATERIALS PAINTS, OILS and VARNISHES RIGGAN'S ELEC. PLBG. CO. 130 BAKER ST. Agee Na ‘as . F Wn.” oN A OO, We carry the largest and most varied stock of garden seed in Southside Virginia. VA. ee 7 +s —. Pee haw Leva g ie ries gab yates sents erg eg 4 ab fies. ES oe caf, iS eee Ea Wy nl eee, oe z care a FR a Sandee’ “ol ea as = ae pe oh MEAN ee ete age ot + ass anh 5 : st pe tet 5 ee re = ; oe : : ! ) ao ees =}; ws ety b Lay “ofan erp ga ee te Bt ae a 615 Wyandotte Kansas City CAP AND GOWN yon i t ae ye me Jains ole Address CAPS and GOWNS Sample gladly sent upon request deity o =) O a J LY) O ed, A4 7h x ae = ea) ed, O = a Z x = jaa) a) 0 hh hhh hh, hh, eh, he, HG Oh Dh hh OO. 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