Jarratt High School - Builders Yearbook (Jarratt, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1951 volume:

THE BUILDERS 1950-1951 JARRATT HIGH SCHOOL Whose Whose Whose Whose Whose Whose Dedication THE SENIOR CLASS Holds it a High Privilege To Dedicate the Nineteen Fifty-One Builders To Our Parents interest in us knows no bounds faith in us should be rewarded sacrifice for us is deeply appreciated pride in our success we hope to justify readiness to serve meets our needs for the day devotion we return witha heart full of thanks. Facu ty FIRST ROW: Frances L. Garner, Social Studies, English; Grace P. Burruss, English, French; Virginia Williams, First Grade; Mary P. Lindamood, Music; Willie G. Jenkins, Seventh Grade; Louise H. Grant, Fourth Grade; SECOND ROW: Dorthy G. Ivey, Sixth Grade; Jean H. Brown, Commercial; Susan B. Graham, Third Grade; R.L. Burruss, Principal, Social Studies, Latin; Samuel A. Owen, Mathematics, Science; Elizabeth F. Jarratt, Fifth Grade; Kathleen S. Harrison, Second Grade. COLA BRADLEY SColas Vice=] Pr els On Gaels Basketball (Mgr. ) Baseball Dramatics BARBARA CARTER aiGarte ra Basketball, Capt. All Star (4) Softball 1,2,3,4 SiGy Ale Lreasurer Glee Club 1, 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4-H Club Dramatics DUDLEY HARRELL Ss Dudes Pres., S.C. A. Basketball 2, 3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Annual Staff Athletic Assoc. Treasurer, Class Dramatics Band 4-H Club Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4 Ohe Class Of 1951 COLLEEN DANIELS Gols Basketball 1,2 Softball 1, 2 Glee Club 1,2,4 Athletic Assoc. 1,2 Annual Staff 1, 2,4, Dramatics 1,2 Forensics 1,2,4 BOBBIE MITCHELL ‘ Hooty’ Basketball 1,2,3,4 All Star Basket- ball Team 1950 Baseball 2,3,4 AAA Safety Patrol Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Band Dramatics CHRISTINE EMORY “Reenyis Basketball 1,2, 3,4 All-Star 3 Softball 1,2, 3,4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4 Reporter of S.C. A. Dramatics 1,2,4 Annual Staff 4 ROBERT MYRICK ““Hare’ Basketball 3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 ,4 Dramatics ELIZABETH WILLIAMS oe Betty ” Basketball 1,2,3,4 Softball 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Vice-Pres. of S.C. A. Athletic Asso., 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Dramatics 1,2,4 GilasissPres wl, 25.354 Che Class Of 1951 WILLIAM STARKE esi tal Liens Annual Staff 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2,3,4 Safety Patrol, Capt. Forensics 3,4 Dramatics 1,2,3,4 French Club SALOME GAIL VINCENT ‘ Salome”’ Basketball 1,2,4 Softball 1,2, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4 Vice-Pres., 4-H Club Library Club Forensics Annual Staff Dramatics Class Sec. CALVIN RICHARDSON Sa Gun Bask etball 1,2, 3,4 Baseball 1,2, 3,4, Glee i@lubel, 2; 3514 Dramatics Oo “MOST FRANK” LEELA LE LIES LO OEE “NEATEST” CUM Sawa ‘ BEST LOOKING”? LILI NOS Z yo Wile LESS Tae ‘ LUCKIEST”’ ‘“ FRIENDLIEST”’ Oo ‘“‘MOST POPULAR ’ ““MOST COURTEOUS “BEST ALL AROUND ’ “BEST PERSONALITY WS N ‘ MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ““MOST ATHLETIC Class Prophecy Graduation night! The greatest night in the lives of the senior class of ’51 of Jarratt High School! While I was dressing for the Commencement Exercises, a feeling of sadness passed over me at the thought of our parting friends, the Seniors of °51. But, as I began to look into the future my melancholy faded away. Into my line of vision trooped the Seniors one by one. The first person I saw was Betty Williams, playing the leading role in the drama, THE HOUSE OF KIT- CHENS. Following her I saw a girl of nineteen, Yes, it must be Christine, who had become very interested in raising pairs. The scene then changed to a brillantly lighted gymnasium in which I saw Barbara Carter as the star forward of a leading basketball team. Suddenly, I heard the honking of a car horn and as I looked up there before me was a green Ford in which I visualized two, no, three’ people. There sat Dickie and Salome Dunn and ‘‘Father’s Little Dividend’’! After this scene had passed I saw Colleen Daniels busily reading poetry in the State Forensic Contest. As the time passed, I saw Cola Bradley hurrying by ona °37 Ford to assist Mr. Owen in surveying land. Suddenly I heard the stamping of feet and the blowing of a harmo nica and you need no other description to recognize ‘‘Sack’’ Richardson. The next person to come in view was a tall, thin boy, Robert Myrick. He had a bicycle loaded with THE RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH newspapers and he was looking despairingly at two flat tires. Down the road came a green streak of lightning (which really was a green '51 Kaiser) with none other than Bobbie Mitchell at the wheel. He must be home on furlough as he wore a soldier’s uniform. I heard the sound of a band marching down the street. Leading the band were charming majorettes, with Billy Starke following close behind. After the band had passed, I saw a dark, curly headed boy, our good friend, Dudley Harrell. He was discussing the possibilities of enlarging the big city of Grizzand. I realized with a start that it was time to leave for Commencement Exercises. Now I felt happy rather than sad. We would miss the Class of ’51, but now I knew they had a bright future ahead of them and that they would be happy. Betty Lou Jenkins Last Will and Cestament We, the Seniors of the Class of 1951, being in an humorous state of mind a nd sound body do hereby will and bequeath to the class of 1952 and the faculty the follow- ing articles: To Betty Lou we leave cooking utensils to outfit the ‘‘Kitchen’’ in her new dream home. To Anne we leave a standing invitation to visit Betty Lou’s home where there will always be an extra ‘‘Kitchen”’. To Ruth Leigh we leave a recording of the song, ‘‘I NEVER SEE JIMMY ALONE”’. To Rosalind, we bequeath a Royal typewriter. To Goldie we leave our extra credits so she can play soft-ball next year. To Pauline we leave a year’s supply of dance tickets and an escort to all the square dances. To David we leave a year’s supply of dance tickets also, just in case Pauline loses hers. To Edward we leave a walking cane and a bottle of Sloan’s Liniment for Joanne to rub his back each night. To Prince we leave Dudley’s baseball uniform with a built-in heating system. To Jean Simmons we leave a well-paying cafeteria with a joiner to assist. To Doris, an ‘‘Elbow’’ pipe to keep her stove percolating during the cold winter nights. To Billy we leave Bob Lemon’s latest book on the art of pitching. To George we leave a remedy for shyness and a dozen girl friends. To Mrs. Garner we leave our very best wishes for success and happiness in her new teaching position. To Mrs. Brown we leave enthusiastic pupils who will have every lesson prepared. To Mrs. Burruss we leave a very competent assistant Librarian in the form of one Rosalia Janski. To Mr. Owen we leave an up-to-date Laboratory and all the ball equipment the teams will need. To Mr. Kessler we leave a sound proof music room so Mr. Owen can have his room again, To Mrs. Lindamood we leave a new piano and a full supply of music. To Mr. Burruss we leave our love, esteem and best wishes for his health and happiness. Junior Class RUTH BENDALL BILLY FETS ANNE REDMAN Vice President President Sec. el reas. i GEORGE BRADLEY BETTY LOU JENKINS DAVID GRIZZARD ROSALIND OWEN DORIS PAIR EDWARD HARRELL GOLDIE PRITCHETT PRINCE PROCTOR JEAN SIMMONS PAULINE STARKE Sophomor e Class FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Marjorie Carter, Nellie Bradley, Shirley Bendall, Ann Kelly, Irine Gordon, Janice Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Brown, Nettie Lou Dunn, Barbara Vincent, W. C. Burgess, John S. Jones, Dickie Bendall, Nagtha Whibty, Ophelia Pritchett. THIRD ROW: Alfred Simmons, Bobby Owen, Hugh Harrell, Glenn Owen, Shirley Harrell. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Lucy Harrell, Virginia Harrell, Rosalia Janski, Ruth Emory, Lillie Mae Allen, Meade F. Kientz. SECOND ROW: Doris Burgess, Iris Dunn, Joanne Clarke, Barbara J. Woodruff, Freeman Harrell, Mr. Owen. THIRD ROW: Howard Proctor, George Andre, Gary Chapmen, Maurice L. Grizzard. Freshman Class 7 he, Cighth Grade FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Lillie M. Livesay, Virginia Myrick, Gloria Good, Edith Holloway, Lois Harrell, Evelyn Woodruff, Ann Bradley. SECOND ROW: Patricia Owen, Virlinda Joyner, Jeanette Felts, Robert Mitchell, Leon Livesay. THIRD ROW: Robert Burruss, Billy Gregory, S. F. Duncan, Jerome Chaplo, Harry Zimmerman, Jonathan Johnson, Carlton Leonard. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mary Jones, Madeline Benton, Phylliss Edwards, Alice Starke, Anastasia Evans, Joyce Williams, Ella Prince. SECOND ROW: Mary Burruss, Katherine Emory, Vivian Owen, Jean Williams, Joan Dunn, Mary Creath, Mary Wilkerson, Betty Gregory, Mary Norsworthy. THIRD ROW: Warner Burgess, Jimmie Kelly, Richard Jarratt, W. B. Harrell, George Briley, Huey Lane, Ron- ald Coleman. Teacher, Willie G. Jenkins. au AH aK ixth Grade FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Corrol Harrell, Clyde Harrell, Dickie Newcomb, Carlton Webb, Walter Jarratt, Jackie Jenkins. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Updyke, Barbara Wilkerson, Evelyn Harrup, Catherine Woodruff, Jean Shields, Helen Pettway, Betty Bradley, Hazel Mitchell. THIRD ROW: Rufus Harrell, Billy Hogarth, Frances Starke, Evelyn Proctor, Page Smith, Joanne Briley, Margaret Barnhart, Evelyn Starke. FOURTH ROW: Donald Starke, Tommy Clarke, Harrison Williams, V. T. Harrell, S. L. Joyner, George Smith, William Rodgester, Teacher, Dorthey G. Ivey. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Florence Smith, Lois Gordon, Lunette Grizzard, Sandra Gregory, Ruby Briley, Barbara Zimmerman, Mary Jane Williams, Nellie Osborne. SECOND ROW: Helen Dancey, Eddie Myrick, Monroe Duncan, Stanley Gephart, Sammy Jones, Eddie Harrell, Joseph Luczycki. THIRD ROW: William Jarratt, Charles Dunn, Horace Hall, Jack Harrup, William Woodruff, Robert Johnson, James Wray, Melissa Harrell, Teacher, Elizabeth F. Jarratt. Fifth Grade Fourth Grade FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Alice Williams, Ann Maitland, Jimmy Woodruff, Margaret Babb, Paige Har- rell, Patricia Richardson, Ruth Marks Temple. SECOND ROW: Robert Gephart, Bobby Proctor, Virginia Dancy, Betty Allen, Mary Fuller, Gene Allen, Edna Myrick. THIRD ROW: Ben Owen, Wayne Poach, Edward Ogburn, Billy Mitchell, eae! Willis, Lawrence Coleman. Teacher, Mrs. Louise Grant. : A } a , Torna WWarmneese, CLO OM Sv. W iLoor , Qeme foinet Qaaw) FIRST ROW, Left to Right: John Wray, Mary Emory, Lorita Evans, Sheila Woodruff, Floyd Hall, Regina Starke, Milly Starke, Layton Wheeler, Linda Shields. SECOND ROW: Bettie Mae Mercer, Charles Warren, Janet Harrell, Doris Harrison, Billy Holloway, Elaine Williams, Billy Ladd. THIRD ROW: Mildred O’- Berry, John Jones, Cecil Woodruff, Luther Harrell, Billy Leath, Jerry Bell, Carol Good, Tom Jarratt. Teacher, Mrs. Susan Graham. 5 HE GE AS ES RE NN A NS SAH Second Grade FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Billy Gordon, Melvin Harrell, V. L. Woodruff, Bubby Babb. SECOND ROW: Helen Dancy, Carolyn Barnes, Glen Newcomb, Barbara Johnson, Ann Pennington, Vivian Richardson, Dama Gregory, Lewis Briley. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Sykes, Brenda Dunn, Robert Zimmerman, Curtis Saunders, Jimmie Edwards, William Joyner, Billy Bradley, Walter Jones. FOURTH ROW: Dorthy Starke, Gail Kubrock, Jane Owen, Barbara Hall, Charlotte Gordon, Warren Poach, Archie Evans, Tommy Harri- son. Teacher, Katherleen S. Harrison. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Bobby Simmons, Thomas Ellis, Ralph Miller, Cary Williams, James Mercer, Glenn Harrell, Martin Harrell, Roy Velvin, Gilbert Ozmore. SECOND ROW: Judy Owen, Lloyd Allen Whitby, George Wray, Charles Woodruff, Gary Williams, Rose Ellen Kientz, Anne Williams, Martin Pro- ctor, Ronnie Bell, Polly Rodgester. THIRD ROW: William David Moody, Lorine Gordon, Willie Barnes, Lynn Wheeler, Tommy Owen, Dolly Rodgester, Frances Sykes. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Woodruff, Deanna Willis, Dorothy Jarratt, Joyce Rideout, Carolyn Starke, Carolyn Richardson, Janet Hope, Judy Barnes, Shirley Harrison, Herbert Myrick. Teacher, Mrs. Virginia H. Williams. cd First Grade L.A. Officers Pires idenitinns ave arctsteceiaira 5 eunterencia tennessee tebe ena cameo UGE Vartan Tell Secretary sieve soa acre eters cors et eee cheery mone i aN ene CLOLG Tem Ee ritehe tt Tredsurerman ate ao te or ne er ea ab alas Garten, Reporters ere ee eee Chiictines ht monvgands) orice kart Spoons Onn wise eek eee tea ares Be nee eae enone eee pte ENE eee tO es OME TH Athletic Association FIRST ROW: Ophelia Pritchett, Pauline Starke, Lucy Harrell. SECOND ROW: Gloria Good, Bobby Owen, Billy Felts, Dudley Harrell. Bobby Burruss. Director, Mrs. R. L. Lindamood School Band Director, David J. Kessler Library Club FIRST ROW: Lois Gordon, Alice Williams, Jimmy Woodruff, Maxie Moore, Billy Hogarth, Jean Wilkerson. SECOND ROW: Mary Burruss, Lily Livesay, Rosalia Janski, Grace Burruss, Salome Vincent, Irene Gordon, Anne Redmen, 4H Club President) .ciote. cots ccaisiovrecahsbesionceie cea netar erie ce Opnedave-ritchett | Vice=President 2 hinds 5 Waaecdee cle te Oeretcie ee eee eile el Wie Gres DULL ess SeCretanyaia. ow ae ars oe ledeleve Varo eiaicle steceyeid the hereieetehsve a) HOALOIMEem Vincent | Reporte rprcaceaies ohsieielobelene crercrehere Sate ie. tere ister: eversneisie DODD VaOwen | Forensics COLLEEN DANIELS SALOME VINCENT DISTRICT C WINNERS The District C Meet was held at Disputanta. We entered six contest- ants and had two winners who went to the Regional Meet at William and Mary College, Williamsburg. Those who took part were: BOViStep HOSE ELC AGING Mir relsisierstsie errs eelaieisisissisieiariateer fon eiChardebendall GinlceipLosesreadin Omrmterdsteiloitelettelesishstoasriicher sts ODODE lia be ritchett EG etiveneadin Cmte tthe celled Helcirtstorisists eitelareits ri COlleen WManielis BOVSmepUbDicas pea lcin Oumiitese lol clidelsietetetsiote ik teieresstenelsre ols che UP he rlanrell Ginlsmepublicespeakinge grils sielsisicis siclel iets leishesielereroie sy DALOIMeny Incent Spe lian pewmenceptcocuack retell ekereretelasd hier tata cers elucvellarnrell CB ¥ QD Boy’s Basketball Captain, Billy Felts, kneeling. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Dudley, Robert Myrick, Calvin Richardson, Bobby Mitchell, Hugh Harrell. SECOND ROW: Bobby Owen, W. C. Burgress, John S. Jones, Prince Proctor, Glen Owen. Coach, Samuel A. Owen. Boy 5 Baseball FRONT: Billy Felts. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Dickie Bendall, Calvin Richardson, Hugh Harrell, Glen Owen, Prince Proctor, Robert Myrick. SECOND ROW: Bobby Mitchell, Bobby Owen, Dudley Harrell, John S. Jones, W. C. Burgess. Coach, Samuel A. Owen. Boys? Basketball 1950-1951 RECORD Jarratt 34: Disputanta WG) Jarratt 18 Surry 8 Jarratt 19 Midway 45 Jarratt 14 McKenney 46 Jarratt 43 Wakefield 3} Jarratt 43 Dinwiddie 23) Jarratt 24 Stony Creek fait The boys won third place and played in the tournament at Dinwiddie. There they met Midway and were’defeated 44-24. We played in two games in the Sussex County tournament, The results were as follows: Jarratt 36 Stony Creek 25 Jarratt 20 Waverly 34 Boys Baseball We have met with successes and failures this season. Of the eight games played so far, four were in favor of Jarratt and four went to the opponents. The games won were played with McKenney, Carson, Dis- putanta, and Waverly. We lost to Midway, Wakefield, Dinwiddie and Surry. Basketball Ceam FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Salome Vincent, Shirley Bendall, Ophelia Pritchett, Lucy Harrell, Pauline Starke, Nettie Lou Dunn. SECOND ROW: Barbara Carter, Christine Emory, Ruth Bendall, Goldie Pritchett, Nagtha Whitby, Shirley Harrell, Betty Williams, Joanne Clarke, Marjorie Carter. Coach It, Ji Iswhociigcs FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Virginia Harrell, Ruth Bendall, Christine Emory, Nagtha Whitby, Goldie Pritchett, Pauline Starke. SECOND ROW: Barbara Carter, Salome Vincent, Shirley Bendall, Lucy Harrell, Marjorie Carter, Betty Williams. THIRD ROW: Iris Dunn, Doris Burgess, Nettie Lou Dunn, Ophelia Pritchett, Shirley Harrell. Coach, R. L. Burruss. Softball Ceam Girls’ Basketball The basketball team did not lose a game the entire season and won in two tournaments. The season's schedule and results were as follows: Jarratt iva Disputanta eff Jarratt 58 Surry Wg Jarratt 31 Midway 26 Jarratt 45 McKenny fa) Jarratt 49 Wakefield 38 Jarratt 33 Dinwiddie 32 Jarratt 54 Stony Creek 16 District C Tournament games were played at Dinwiddie with these results: Jarratt 36 McKenney 18 Jarratt 33 Midway 19 Sussex County Tournament was held at Waverly. The results of our games were: Jarratt 69 Stony Creek V2 Jarratt 35 Waverly 26 Girls? Softball The softball team has not completed its schedule. It is as follows: Jarratt a Midway 14 Jarratt 24 McKenney 8 Jarratt We Carson 4 Jarratt 16 Disputanta 14 Jarratt 26 Waverly 8 Jarratt 8 Wakefield 12 Jarratt 10 Dinwiddie 3 Jarratt al Surry 3 Jarratt 2 Stony Creek 2 : _ a WG ie SON cea SRA Compliments of GREENSVILLE IMPLEMENT CO. | QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT Sales Service Southern States Feeds, Seeds, Farm Supplies Mall Portable Power Tools New Holland Farm Machinery Phone 2320 Virginia Congratulations to the class of 1951 J. FL BATTE SONS, INC. REALTORS JARKATT INDUSTRUES, BUILDING CONTRACTORS Manufacturers Suppliers Jarratt wavs Richmond. Va. OWEN MOTOR COMPANY Southern Johns-Manville Hearty Congratulations reeeea chia VN Capital Service Station Chrysler - Plymouth International Trucks Sales and Service Day Phone 2167 Night Phone 2890 Emporia, Virginia Cooke Lumber Sherwin-Williams Paints Building Supplies We Deliver In Jarratt Phone 2154 Emporia, Virginia WT. Tillar Go. Inc. Hardware - Building Material Johns-Manville Company, Agents Farmall Farm Machinery General Electric Appliances Refrigerators - Ranges - Washers Athletic Supplies Of All Kinds Zenith Radios ‘ The House Of Service’”’ Phone 6 Emporia, Virginia RIVERSIDE MOTOR CO., INC. Dodge - Plymouth Sales and Service Dodve Job-Rated wirucks Genera lsAnutomobile repairs seuvice 529 North Main Street Phone ss 23 Emporia Virginia EMPORIA SASH DOOR COMPANY, Flooring - Ceiling - Siding’- Lime = Plaster = Paints Builders Hardware Dial 2067 Emporia Virginia Lassiter Buick Co. When Better Automobiles Are Built Buick Will Build Them Telephone 2510 Emporia, Virginia Sales and Service Phone 2068 Emporia, Virginia HERFF JONES COMPANY Manufacturers of Jarratt High School Commencement Announcements and Visiting Cards Virginia Representative Jaime salam Deck 300 East Main Street Richmond 19 Virginia COLEY’S JEWEL BOX, INC. ‘ The Diamond Center’’ 408 Main St. Emporia Virginia M,C. BARPIELD, Jk. V-C Fertilizers Buyer Of Peanuts - Sheller Of Peanuts Local and Long Distance Hauling P.O. Box 467 Telephone 2264 Sra [TRACTOR] HARDING’S HARDWARE COMPANY 2 , 52, 4 i) 300 South Main Street J.E. Hallingshead ; Emporia, Virginia Sales Representative Tels. : 2345 - 2340 KLUGEL AND SON ROOFERS AND METAL WORKERS Pittsburgh Paints Esso Oil Burners and Heating Equipment Phone 2267 JARKATT SELF SERVICE Quality Meats Frozen Foods Fresh Produce WE DELIVER Phone 381 Jarratt Virginia WILLOUGHBY JEWELERS BLOOM BROTHERS ‘‘A Perfect Gift Kor Family Outfitter Any Occasion”’ 309 Halifax St. DialsZo.5 Lawrenceville Virginia FOR YOUR DAILY NEEDS CALL BELFIELD DANY 2265 Grade ‘‘A’’ Pasteurized Milk, Raw Milk Butter, Whipping Cream, Butter Milk ‘‘Nature’s Most Nearly Perfect Food”’ We Deliver Daily in Jarrett Compliments of SOUTHERN FURNITURE CO. GEORGE E. SKINNER Distributor For ‘Feather Your Nest Sinclair Refining Co. With And A Little Down’”’ Goodyear Tire 123 North Main Street Rubber Co. Phone 2062 Phone 2716 Emporia Virginia Virginia Emporia For Real Service, See, Write Or Call SAMMY JONES Local Representative For E. E. Goodwyn Of Emporia, Virginia Insurance Of All Kinds Jarratt Virginia BOWEN THOMPSON’S ELECTRIC COMPANY TRUCK TERMINAL Home Appliances “ Wesservice: What Wer cell The Home of Good Food 116 North Main Street “You're Home Away From Home” Phone 2268 Try our Giant Ice Cream snakes Emporia Virginia Pee Ma PowelltJ ra. Manages: 9 Compliments of THE BANK OF SOUTHSIDE VIRGINIA Jarratt -Stony Creek — Carson - Prince George SENS NS MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION BAIR EA HATITE FOOD PRODUCTS BARROW GROCERY CO. IN. DISTRIBUTORS Blackstone Virginia Compliments of EMPORIA FLORIST William Spykhoven JOSTEN’S TREASURE CRAFT Jewelry and Stationery Stan Martin Representative Nashville North Carolina LEE’S BARBER SHOP Jarratt Virginia JERRY’S GROCERY STORE Fresh Meats and Vegetables Jarratt Virginia LEATH’S DRUG STORE Prescriptions Drugs Sodas Emporia, Va. Phone 2522 Jarratt, Va. Phone 391 J. D. BROWN Buyer of Cotton and Peanuts Dealer in General Merchandise Jarratt Virginia SYKE’S SERVICE STATION Dials il Jarratt Virginia Gas - Oil WATKINS BROTHERS COMPANY Main Street Phone 243 WATKINS MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Service Dealer 638 Phone 3014 Emporia Virginia L. W. MITCHELL Compliments of Self Service Gro., Fresh Meats Poultry Dial 2839 Emporia Virginia VAN DYKE’S H. W. HALL BRO., INC. Dial 2341 Furniture and Appliances 423 South Main Street Phone 2614 | LooksorsThesstore With The Rocking Chair”? Virginia Emporia Virginia CATO BROTHERS, INC. Feed and Seed Cotton Ginners Buyers of Peanuts Phone 2715 117 East Atlantic Street TEMPLE MOTOR SALES, INC. Phone 181 Authorized Dealer Jarratt, Virginia Ford Cars and Trucks - Guaranteed Used Cars Case Farm Machinery - Frigidaire Electric Home Appliances Coleman Gas and Oil Stoves - Stromburg-Carlson Radios Easy Washing Machines Remember To Shop At LEGGETTS DEPARTMENT STORE The Shopping Center Of The Town Home Of Better Values Emporia, Virginia TRACTOR FERGUSON SALE, EXCHANGE AND LIVERY COMPANY Dealers In Ferguson Tractors and Implements Horses, Mules, Wagons, Harness Phone 2422 Emporia, Virginia FRAZIER LOFTES COMPANY, INC. Courteous Service And Quality Merchandise Dial 2714 Emporia, Virginia MITCHELL BROTHERS Fresh Meats and Groceries Country Produce Bought and Sold Ballard’s Famous Flours and Insurance Feeds 415-417 Halifax Street Phone 222 N. Emporia, Virginia WATKINS-W OOD DRUG COMPANY ‘‘Home of Finer Pharmaceuticals’’ 213 North Main Street Dial 3021 Emporia, Virginia Serving Coca-Cola Serves Hospitality EMPORIA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, INC. Emporia, Virginia The First National Bank Emporia, Virginia We Have Served Jarratt and The Vicinity Continuously Since 1907 SAFE - SOUND - SECURE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation HARRY F. HOKE CO. 102 West Atlantic St. Sampson Paints Texaco Products Fuel Oils Emporia Virginia J. L. COLPEPPER FOOD DISTRIBUTOR Mrs. Filbert’s Products Borden’s Foods Nestle’s Cocoa : v Me vt ‘ - lt : a n ov a i ly, ?, a S O aes