Jarratt High School - Builders Yearbook (Jarratt, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1949 volume:

THE BUtEDERS 1948-1949 VOLUME XII JARRATT HIGH SCHOOL Jarratt, Virginia Dedication School days. dear old golden rule days”’ are best recalled through the memories of friends. When we think of Jarratt High School, we will always remember our understanding teacher and friend, Mrs. R. L. Burruss. Through her friendship and love, she has given us wings for our thoughts, and stars for our intentions. In deep appreciation for all that she has instilled in our lives, we dedicate this the twelfth edition of The Builders to her. In Memoriam DAVID FRANKLIN GRANT 1928-1949 His sun went down while it was yet day. ’ Annual Staff Hazel Pryor Batte....:.....¢..:+225..-0itor Edna Hall, Colleen Mitchell. .+e.+. Associate Editors Margaret Mattox..................... Business Manager Nancy Graham. eho ese Ghee. bs . Associate Business Manager Marjorie Heeceit sites Hare bfehs Miewores Editors Thelma Richardson...................-Class Representative | We, of the Annual Staff, would like to present to you this volume, not merely as a book, but as a memorial of the happy days spent at Jarrait High School. Editor R. L. BURRUSS B.A. University of Richmond Social Studies, Latin Faculty SIN ETE ONG Tey ee ey a ee Soret ewes oy) Grace P. Burruss B.A. English, French Westhampton College Mary P. Lindamood Music Belmont, North Carolina St. Gertrude’s Madison College Mabel B. Redman Second Grade Mary Washington College Elizabeth F. Jarratt Fifth Grade State Teachers College Farmville Samuel A. Owen B.S. Mathematics, Science View raat. University of Virginia Frances L. Garner B.S. Social Studies, English Mary Washington College Susan B. Graham Third Grade Westhampton College State Teachers College Farmville Dorothy G. Ivey Sixth Grade Westhampton College Jessie B. Neal B.S. Commercial Madison College Mary Anne Jarratt Beis. First Grade State Teachers College Farmville Louise H. Grant Fourth Grade Mary Washington College Willie G. Jenkins Seventh Grade State Teachers College Farmville CLASSES Sen tors HAZEL PRYOR BATTE Glee Club Lieso.4 One-Act Play 5 Senior Play 3,4 Annual Staff 2,3,4 Forensics 3 JULIETTE GARY CARTER Glee Club 12,3 Basketball Team 123s Softball Team | BARS One-Act Play Senior Play , � W Ob IB On MARJORIE ELLA HARRELL Glee Club 152,53 Class Secretary 3,4 Basketball Team ans Captain of Basketball Team 3 One-Act Play Athletic Association rye Softball Team 1 Vice-President of S.C.A. Senior Play All-Star Basketball Team, District C Seniors MAE MARGARET MATTOX Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 1,2,3,4 President of Class 3,4 Treasurer of S.C.A. 4 Manager of Basketball Team 3,4 Senior Play 3,4 One-Act Play 3 JAMES WESLEY PRINCE Glee Club 1,2,3,4 President of S.C.A. 4 Senior Play 3,4 Basketball Team 1,2,3,4 Co-Captain of Basketball Team 4 Baseball Team V2 354 Co-Captain of Baseball Team 4 One-Act Play 3 Vice-President of Class 3,4 Annual Staff 3 DOROTHY LOUISE STARKE Treasurer of Class 3,4 Glee Club 1 25354 10 CLASS PROPHECY Events had been crowding one another so fast, I felt as if my head were whirling around and around faster than a plane out of control plunging to the ground. Music festivals, District SCA meetings, Junior-Senior dance and Forensic meets all kad been crowded into one short week. The last of these events was taking place, the Forensic meet, at Charlottesville. I was sitting in Room 14, Madison Hall. A professor was firing words at us like bullets from a rifles i shook my head, but it just would not clear. Never had I heard such words. Was he calling words from a foreign language: Finally, in despair, I leaned my head, my poor, aching, whirling, head on my hand and gave up all hope of bringing renown and honor to my school. Just at that moment a word was called that registered in my mind. ‘‘Metamorphosis ’ repeated the professor. We had learned that word in Biology. Funny, why it should, but that word reminded me of the Senior Class. (I suppose I had worked too hard trying to make that dance a success for the Seniors.) Day after day they had worked, even drudged. All their thoughts, their energies had been to do their school work well. They had been as drab and uninterest- ing as worms. The night of the dance--will I ever forget it. How gorgeous they were, how beautiful! No worms could turn into butterflies as beautiful as our Seniors had become: The professor was calling another word (not that I cared.) Receptionist’’ I heard him say and suddenly I was in a doctor’s reception room. Mother had told me if I kept going without getting enough rest that I'd have a nervous breakdown. ‘ This must beiat;:’ thought I. The doctor soon examined me and assured me that there was nothing wrong with me that a week’s solid rest wouldn’t cure. Naturally, that lifted a load off my mind, so that I even smiled.at the receptionist as I went out. When I did, I recognized a face. Surely I knew this person. You are----but I could go no farther, for she smilingly supplied the missing words--I’m Marjorie Harrell. I knew I could never have forgotten her smile. As I stood there, discussing old times with Marjorie, an attractive, dark-haired woman entered the room. Holding tight to her hand was a pretty little girl with dark curls and brown eyes, and exact replica of her mother. After explaining to the receptionist that she and her husband had driven in from their farm to have their small daughter vaccinated, she turned and a look of recognition flashed across her face and I knew that it was none other than Margaret Mattox. I was jolted back to reality by the booming voice of the professor calling another word. ‘‘Soloist’’ he said, and I felt myself slipping into another reverie and soon found myself in a huge auditorium, crowded with people who seemed to be applauding a young girl who stood on the stage. I watched closely for I felt sure that I knew this slim, blonde girl. Then I heard a man's voice saying, ‘‘And it gives me great pleasure to present our soprano soloist for the evening-- 11 Miss Hazel Pryor Batte. A hush descended upon the auditorium and as the golden notes floated out on the evening breeze, my mind seemed to float with them and soonIwas entering a tall, office build- ing. As I stood, wondering what I was doing there, I spied a very familiar-looking girl working hard at a typewriter. I walked slowly over to where she sat, and as her fingers paused on the keys, she looked up at me. When I heard her infectious laughter, I knew that this efficient secretary was----Juliette Carter. By that time I was fast asleep and could no longer hear the pro- fessor’s voice, but I heard many feminine voices blended in a dis- cussion of various topics. I found myself in an attractive living room where a sewing circle was holding its meeting. The hostess, a tall, graceful, young woman, sat down beside me and welcomed me warmly. She, too, seemed very familiar. Her sense of humor reminded me of-no, it couldn't be--but it was----Dorothy Starke. And now I seemed to be wandering about on a large, beautiful campus. This looked like--but how the place had changed: Three huge brick buildings now stood where one had formerly. I couldn't believe it but this was ‘‘dear ole Jarratt High.’’ And now I entered a lovely classroom filled with eager, ambitious students. My eyes wandered beyond them to where the instructor stood. This was a surprise: Our oniy Senior boy, James Prince, was teaching a Biology class: His favorite subject: He was lecturing on ‘‘The Survival of the Fittest’’ when he noticed a young lad fast asleep on the back row. Professor Prince marched to the back of the room and shook the boy roughly to arouse him and through a hazy mist I could hear the professor's voice saying as he shook me, ‘ Young lady, do you realize that you slept through the entire spelling con- test? This is against all rules but if you can manage to keep awake I'll call the list of words to you now. ' I was completely speechless with surprise, but very much re- freshed, as I resolved to keep awake and set to work with a deter- mination to win, not for myself but for dear old J. H. S. bdae Fall. 12 LUCILLE ALLEN EMILY BENDALL NANCY GRAHAM WALTER HARRELL 5 EDNA HALL VIVIAN HARRELL VIRGINIA JOYNER LUCY NEAL ALTON OWEN JEAN PROCTOR RYLAN PRITCHETT LOUISE ROBBINS WILLIAM STARKE LOIS STARKE 13 Sophomores 14 HERBERT CALVIN BARBARA CARTER CARROL DUNN CHRISTINE EMORY DUDLEY HARRELL BARBARA GRIFFIN BOBBY MITCHELL COLLEEN MITCHELL ROBERT MYRICK GOLDIE PRITCHETT CALVIN RICHARDSON JEAN SIMMONS SALOMA VINCENT JARMAN WHITBY BETTY WILLIAMS ZF reshmen MARGARET ALLEN GEORGE BRADLEY RUTH BENDALL ELLEN COLEMAN BILLY FELTS CHARLES GREGORY HAZEL GURGANUS EDWARD HARRELL GORDON HARRELL MARGARET JARRATT BETTY LOU JENKINS THOMAS NORSW ORTHY ROSALIND OWEN DORIS PAIR PRINCE PROCTOR RICHARD RAUHE PAULINE STARKE EDWARD STARKE LOUISE WILLIAMS Cighth Grade FIRST ROW: Shirley Bendall, Alfred Simmons, Ann Kelly. SECOND ROW: Nellie Bradley, Irene Gordon, Janice Mitchell, Sally Griffin, Thelma Richardson, Dickie Bendall. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Garner, Ophelia Pritchett, Nettie Lou Dunn, John Selden Jones, Bobby Owen, Glenn Owen. FOURTH ROW: W.C. Burgess, Richard Harrell, Nagha Whitby, Barbara Vincent, Shirley Harrell. ABSENT: Virginia Harrell, Marjorie Carter, Hugh Harrell, Gladys Jarratt, Leon Harrell, Caroll Williams. Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: Lillie Allen, Gary Chapman, Irma Coleman. SECOND ROW: Meade Feild Kientz, Lucy Harrell, Billy Joe Griffin, Howard Proctor, Bobby Mitchell, Emma Emory. THIRD ROW: Mrs. recta Rosalia Janski, Franklin Moore, Freeman Harrell, Carl Edwards, Barbara W oodruff. FOURTH ROW: Doris Burgess, Iris Dunn, George Andre, Joanne Clarke. ABSENT: James Gurganus, Maurice Grizzard, Ralph Proctor. 16 FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: ABSENT: Sixth Grade Lawrence Roberson, Vance Richardson, Ann Bradley, Jean Pair, Gloria Good, Lois Harrell, Edith Holloway. Jimmie Kelley, Carlton Leonard, Samuel Gordon, Jonathan Johnson, Franklin Hall, Leon Wilson, Bobby Burruss, Virginia Myrick. Patricia Owen, David Creath, W. B. Harrell, James Harrup, Lillie Mae Livesay, Jeanette F elts, Mrs. Ivey. , Jerry Chaplo, Harry Zimmerman, Virlinda Joyner, S. F. Duncan, Lonnie Barnes. Billy Gene Gregory, Evelyn Woodruff, Rose Wilson. Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: Nancy Wood, Betty Gregory, Ronald Coleman, Huey Lane, George Briley, Ella Prince, Katherine Emory, Judy Baker, David Jones. SECOND ROW: Anastasia Evans, Carlton Webb, Mary Helen Jones, Peggy Seaborn, Jean Rose Williams, Phylliss Edwards, Mary Rogers Burruss, Alice Starke, Walter Jarratt. THIRD ROW: Madeline Benton, Richard Jarratt, Ashby Starke, Mary Wilkerson, Warner Burgess, Gene Zimmerman, Vivian Owen, Eugene Harrell. FOURTH ROW: Mary Norsworthy, William Harrell, Mary Creath, Mrs. Jarratt, Joan Marie Dunn, Tommy Lewis. ‘iff Fourth Grade FIRST ROW: Betty Bradley, Carol Harrell, Tommy Clarke, Clyde Harrell, Jimmie Harrell, V. T. Harrell, George Emmett Smith, Margaret Barnhart, Evelyn Starke, Jackie Jenkins. SECOND ROW: William Rodgester, Mildred Zimmerman, Elmer Starke, Jean Shields, Joanne Briley, Hazel Mitchell, Eugene Baker, Marie McLaughlin, Harrison Williams. THRID ROW: Matt Hooks, S. L. Joyner, Barbara Wilkinson, Rester Lane, Paige Smith, Richard Baker, Billy Hogarth, Robert Woodruff, Evelyn Harrup, Martha Seaborn, Dickie Newcomb. FOURTH ROW: Rufus Harrell, Franklin Zimmerman, Joe Wilson, Stanley Gephart, Jenny Temple, Mrs. Grant. ABSENT: Helen Pettway, Catherine Woodruff, Evelyn Proctor, Donald Starke. : Barrus Chird Grade William Jarratt, Melissa Harrell, Mary Jane Williams, Horace Hall. Helen Dancy, Florence Smith, Josph Luczyck i, Charles Dunn, Shelvia Edwards, Barbara Zimmerman, James Richardson, Robert Gephart, Jackie Turner, Virginia Dancy. Lois Gordon, William Woodruff, Sammy Jones, Luenette Grizzard, Lonny Marchant, Jack Harrup, Robert Johnson, Ruby Briley, Shelton Barnes. : Sandra Gregory, David Archer, Max Moore, Monroe Duncan, Claiborne Barnes, Marvin Harrell, Mrs. Graham. James Wray, Eddie Myrick, Marie Griffin. 18 Second Grade FIRST ROW: Paige Harrell, Margaret Babb. SECOND ROW: Billy Mitchell, Jimmy Woodruff, Patricia Richardson, Wayne Poarch, Joyce Williams, Lawrence Coleman, Sidney Edwards. THIRD ROW: Gene Allen, Clytis Matthews, Ben Owen, Betty Alley, Ruth Temple, Alleta Trussler, Billy Willis, Mrs. Redman. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Wilson, Paul Lewis, Frank Marchant, Bobby Proctor, Warren Lane. ABSENT: Edna Myrick, Mary Fuller. First Grade FIRST ROW: Left to Right; Buddy Babb, Joan Gordon, Layton Wheeler, Mary Emory, V. L. Woodruff. SECOND ROW: Joyce Edwards, Lorita Evans, Ernie Simmons, John Wray, Jimmy Velvin, Floyd Hall, Louis Briley, Billy Leath, Janet Harrell, Jerry Bell, Regina Starke, June Wilson, Larry Zimmerman. THIRD ROW: Fred Felts, Carol Good, Mildred O’Berry, Bobby Harrison, Milly Starke, Billy Holloway, Elaine Williams, Charles Warren, Tom Jarratt, Linda Shields, Ruby Temple. FORUTH ROW: David Zimmerman, Jean Velvin, Bobby Gordon, Billy Ladd, John Jones, Doris Harrison, Miss Jarratt. ABSENT:_ Russell Faison, Sheila Woodruff, Cecil Woodruff. ie ACTIVI tes Athletic Association The Athletic Association is composed of a body of people elected from each high school grade This year the Association has been very active in purchasing equipment for the basketball, softball and baseball teams. At the close of the basketball season the Athletic Association sponsored and financed a very successful party for the basketball players and their guests. We are very proud of our accomplish- ments this year and we hope to do even more next year. tw — Girls’ Basketball Ceam Saloma Vincent, Juliette Carter, Marjorie Harrell, Goldie Pritchett, Barbara Carter. SECOND ROW: Colleen Mitchell, Betty Williams, Nancy Graham, Christine Emory. FIRST ROW: ABSENT: Lucy Neal. October 7, 1948 Jarratt. October 14, 1948 Jarratt. October 15, 1948 Jarratt. October 18, 1948 Jarratt. October 19, 1948 Jarratt. October 21, 1948 Jarratt. October 25, 1948 Jarratt. October 27, 1948 Jarratt. November 9, 1948 Jarratt. November 11, 1948 Jarratt. November 18, 1948 Jarratt. Captain......... Marjorie Harrell Manager........ Margaret Mattox Coach: ..425 52 Mr. Burruss 22 Dinwiddie....... 21 McKenney.......46 Wakefield....... 23 (forfeited) Wakefield....... 27 (forfeited) Stony ‘Creek. ..... 9 McKenney 48 Garson. 268 4 16) Midway. sn cs er Dinwiddie....... 46 Stony Creek..... 21 Midway... «014. 4.26 Boys Bashetball Ceam October October October October October October October October November November Managers....... Alton Owen, Calvin Richardson FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: Billy Felts, Edward Harrell, Alton Owen, James Prince, ABSENT: 7 14 LS 18 My) ra | 25 27 3 1] Dudley Harrell, Bobby Mitchell, Calvin Richardson, Cola Bradley. Rylan Pritchett. Jarratt. Jarratt. Jarratt. Jarratt. Jarratt. Jarratt. Jarratt. Jarratt. Jarratt. Jarratt. Coach...........Mr.S. A. Owen Captain......... Rylan Pritchett (Xe) .. 28 ae -.20 41 aaa | ap bre: ae te, .. 24 AY As, eeuho Dinwiddie....... 30 MeKenny: 2.2 2....12 Wakefield........9 Wakefield........11 Stony Creek..... 33 MckKenny.. 22. bc.. 20 Careon sc ian Midway......... 38 Garsonints 26. Sh okeee Stony Creek..... 42 Softball Ceam KNEELING: Left to Right; Juliette Carter, Betty Williams, Christine Emory, Colleen Mitchell, Goldie Pritchett, Ophelia Pritchett. Left to Right; Barbara Carter, Ruth Bendall, Nettie Lou Dunn, Marjorie Carter, Margaret Jarratt, Virginia Harrell, Ellen Coleman, Shirley Harrell, Pauline Starke, Nagha Whitby. STANDING: March 29, 1949 Jarratt. April 5, 1949 Jarratt. April 8, 1949 Jarratt. April 11, 1949 Jarratt. April 13, 1949 Jarratt. April 19, 1949 Jarratt. April 21, 1949 Jarratt. April 26, 1949 Jarratt. April 29, 1949 Jarratt. May 3, 1949 Jarratt. May 9, 1949 Jarratt. May 13, 1949 Jarratt. May _16, 1949 Jarratt. May 17, 1949 Jarratt. Captain........Juliette Carter Manager.......Colleen Mitchell Coach......... Mr. Burruss 24 sae MIGWaAy oa eer era SS McKenney....... 7 Carson.).c 274 ueO Stony Creek..... 16 Midway... ns. see Carson. ....02 6 ene Waverly... i226. 519 McKenney.......20 Wakefield........ 6 Disputanta.......10 Stony Creek...... 2 Wakefield. 6.0.5. 9 Dinwiddie........ 8 Disputanta.......12 Baseball Ceam SITTING: STANDING: March 29 April 8 April 11 April 13 April 19 April 21 April 26 May 3 May 9 May 13 May 16 May 17 Manager........ Jarman Whitby Coach...........Mr.S.A. Owen Co-Captains.....Rylan Pritchett and James Prince ° — Jarratt. Jarratt. Jarratt. Jarratt. Jarratt. Jarratt. Jarratt. Jarratt. Jarratt. Jarratt. Jarratt. Jarratt. — — KH OD hRONNBAOHhNO bh ° Left to Right; Wallace Hall, Cola Bradley, Jarman Whitby, Charles Gregory, George Bradley, Billy Felts, Rylan Pritchett, Calvin Richardson. Left to Right; Bobby Mitchell, James Prince, Edward Starke, Edward Harrell, Mr. Owen, Carrol Dunn, Dudley Harrell, Prince Proctor. Midway......... 9 CAFSON? pi. cies iieie's) Dh Stony Creek......12 Midway..........6 Carson..........14 Waverly.........17 Wakefield........2 Disputanta....... 5 Stony Creek......15 Wakefield........12 Dinwiddie........8 Disputanta....... 8 Student Co-operative Association President:: sce. 62+- 5. a eames: rince Vice-President............Marjorie Harrell Secretary................-Nancy Graham Treasurer................Margaret Mattox AAVIiGOF TS) Has se ole Oe Owen 26 Cheeta The Jarratt High School Glee Club, under the able direction of Mrs. R. L. Lindamood, has worked diligently since the opening of school in September to learn new songs and to prepare for the Music Festival in Richmond, April 23, We attended the music festival, and the girls’ ensemble, a mixed chorus of nine girls, received an excellent rating. The three part mixed chorus also was honored with an excellent rating. The Glee Club is always willing to supply the music for special occasions and also for our own entertainment at school. We are looking forward to participating in the Recital, Commencement and the Baccalaureate Sermon. ABSENT: Hazel Pryor Batte, Margaret Mattox, Lucy Neal, Lois Starke, Juliette Carter, Dorothy Starke. Zt LEFT TO RIGHT: Edna Hall, Lucy Neal, Nancy Graham, Colleen Mitchell, Alton Owen, Walter Harrell. Boy Speaker. 26.45 2 «01 os sin si sete ton Owen Girl Speaker.............++.;...-Colleen Mitchell Boy Prose Reader................Walter Harrell Girl Prose Reader............... Lucy Neal Poetry Reader.................+.-Nancy Graham Speller..2 «hu ase wee eee Ona nals DISTRICT WINNERS: Walter Harrell, Nancy Graham, Edna Hall. REGIONAL WINNER: Edna Hall. 28 Jarratt 4-H Club Presidents: oo. ¢ se cs 3 ss 2 os on Alton Owen Vice-President................Glenn Owen SGCECLALYs 26 fate as). o's shea � e's � s LOUISE’ RObbDINS REpPOrtereg ys iiiae snes eine s+ a at DOLIS air TFCAGETSs 62 oc lets ec eile ye ds 01s 2 Miss Robinson Everett Parson, Jr. Motto: To Make The Best Better 4-H Club Pledge I pledge: My Head to clearer thinking. My Heart to greater loyalty. My Hands to larger service. My Health to better living for my club, my community, and my country. 29 fe Remember — : N age S ie a oe a ier os . ow 30 Snapshots Lithogr ‘ Bound by WALSWORTH BROTHERS Marecline, Bo., U. 8. A. 31 Southern Johns-Manville EXTENDS HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS - TO THE GRADUATING CLASS REMEMBER TO SHOP AT Leggetts Department Store THE SHOPPING CENTER OF THE TOWN HOME OF BETTER VALUES Tf EMPORIA VIRGINIA Capital Service Station CHR YSLER-PLYMOUTH INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS SALES AND SERVICE PHONE 247 EMPORIA, VIRGINIA Owen Motor Co. Jarrett, Virginia Authorized Dealer For KAISER-FRAZER Gas - Oil - Tires. - Accessories We Service All Make Cars Rototillers Farm Implements W. T. Tillar Co., Hardware - Building Material Johns-Manville Company, Agents Farmall Farm Machinery General Electric Appliances Refrigerators-Ranges-Washers Athletic Supplies of All Kinds Philco Radios ‘ The House of Service’’ Emporia, Virginia Cierivreemnemncrmmnrminsinny � ibadeashneibame pentane For Real Service See, Write, Or Call E. E. Goodwyn Corp. Insurance Bonds - Real Estate - Rents Compliments Of Emporia 5¢ 10¢ Toys and Dishes Emporia, Virginia Belfield Dairy Pitts Theater _ Emporia Virginia Leath’s Drug Store Sodas - Sandwiches Cosmetics Drugs Jarratt Emporia Temple Motor Sales, Inc. rt Authorized Dealer Phone 181 Jarratt, Virginia Ford Cars and Trucks - Guaranteed Used Cars a mee Case Farm Machinery Frigidaire-Electric Home Appliances Coleman Gas and Oil Stoves Stromburg-Carlson Radios Easy Washing Machines BOWEN ELECTRIC COMPANY Home Appliances 116 North Main Street Phone 80 We Service What We Sell’’ SOUTHERN FURNITURE COMPANY “Feather Your Nest With A Little Down’’ Phone 86 | Emporia, Virginia JARRATT HOME FURNISHING COMPANY ‘ First To Serve Home and Community”’ Complete Line of Home Furnishings Trade at Home - Save Money - Convenient We Deliver Anywhere Phone 116 Jarratt, Virginia J. D. BROWN General Merchandise Jarratt, Virginia BRITTLE’S DEPARTMENT STORE Emporia, Virginia BLOOM BROTHERS ‘ Family Outfitter’’ Emporia, Virginia Gas - Oil WATKINS BROTHERS COMPANY Main Street Phone 243 Emporia, Virginia Compliments Of HX) GARRETT’S Emporia, Virginia JARRATT BARBER SHOP L. M. Proctor, Owner Haircuts, Shaves, Shampoos Jarratt, Virginia Emporia’s Only Ladies’ Shop Featuring Teen-Timers and Pat Perkins Dresses Paris Fashion and Connie Jacqueline Shoes ‘ Bonnie Bell’’ Cosmetics Beautiful ‘ Mojud’’ Hosiery Blue Swan Undies THE PRINCESS SHOP SYKES SERVICE STATION Roy J. Sykes, Proprietor Jarratt, Virginia SOUTHSIDE CAB Jack Ivey, Proprietor Phone 65 Emporia, Virginia Serving Coca-Cola Serves Hospitality ola COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Emporia, Virginia When You Think of Quality Remember R. E. CALLAHAN, INC, Department Store Emporia, Virginia HOUGH ELECTRIC COMPANY Hotpoint - Philco and Crosley Appliances Radio and General Repairing Bottled Gas Service (Heat Flame) Phone Store 256 Phone Residence 416 Jarratt, Virginia Compliments Of CANADA DRY BOTTLING COMPANY There is a Canada Dry Quality Beverage For Every Taste----For Every Occasion’”’ 139 Baker Street Emporia, Virginia Compliments Of JARRATT SERVICE STATION G. T, Dunn, Proprietor Jarratt, Virginia JARRATT SELF SERVICE Stop and Shop’’ Jarratt, Virginia UNDERWOOD RADIO SERVICE We Service What We Sell Radios - Musical Instruments - Records Television Phone 56-W 120 Baker Street JARRATT EMERGENCY HOUSING, INC, J. F. Batte, President List Your Property With Us Broker's License Number 22 Phone 356 KLUGEL AND SON Skilled Roofers and Metal Workers Blow Pipe Systems If Klugel Makes It - It’s Made’’ Phone 62 P, O, Box 123 Emporia, Virginia H. W. LOVELACE Baker Street Emporia, Virginia Modern Shoe Repairing MITCHELL BROTHERS Fresh Meats and Groceries Country Produce Bought and Sold Ballard’s Famous Flours and Insurance Feeds 415-417 Halifax Street Phone 222 North Emporia, V-rginia GRANT’S GROCERY J. L. Grant, Jr., Manager Jarratt, Virginia BRINKLEY AND COMPANY, INC. 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