Madam Viaud High School - Spectator Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1951 volume:

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'H' pm-up-un-nugg- UEE Maud Avcgoof THE SPEJCTATOR Published by the Students of the Viaud School cqnnuaf cifaff Mary Ann Bowler Pat Setllffe Nelson Rlchardson George McDonald Joe Woodard Nadme Kessler ouzane Strosnlder Don 'Stewart Dorls Ann Wolfe Martm Tarter Tommy Wllson F1 I ' A Escfwnfwn For many years Mlss Dyer taught ln puhllc schools Then she came to us and slnce her comlng she has contrlb uted much to our school Her emphasls on essentlals have shown thelr lmprlnt on many students Mlss Dyer has lnstllled ln all of us a deep respect for her sound Chr1st1an character and her never falllng lnterest ln educatlon It lS therefore Wlth great pleasure that the Spectator lS dedlcated to Mlss LOUISE Dyer. her constant drill in the' fundamentals of learning--these j LCIUK! 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I nssell ....... ........... 1 mrxarirm 53 THE VIAUD SCHOOL founded ln l926 by Madame Vlaud, moved lnto 1ts present blnldlng m 1930 Insplred by the leadershlp and courage of 1ts founder the three teachers and thlrteen students of that flrst year worked hard and pushed ahead Gradually students were added and the need for more teachers and addl tlonal courses of lnstructlon grew There are now commerclal classes as well as the academlc courses To facllltate the transfer of students the Vlaud School became certlfled by the State Board of Educatlon even though lt was stlll small Now that all requlrements as to number of students quallfled teachers llbrary and l1brar1an,sc1ence laboratorles etc have been met the State Board has fully accredlted th school Today the ten teachers and more than a hundred students stlll look for guldance and sympathy from 1ts founder and flrst prmclpal Madame Vlaud our prlnclpal emerltus slnce 1946 Vlaud 1s not so old Nor her bu1ld1ngs so grand But her Splflt lS so bold And her walls wlll ever stand There lS a sense of duty And a real deslre to know That makes a thing of beauty Of old Vlaud M ,uw our D -9 5: o Q' 41 x X' ' e Q 1, e Q , 0 YN I Q' O U to 2 . 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X 2 l RECOLLECTIONS OF THE l95O 51 SESSION September 6 rolled around too soon, for warm days and pleasant mghts dldlft speak of school and work We managed to drag ourselves away from the swlmmlng pools, cabms and seashore The flrst few days were rather confused gettlng books selectlng courses meetlng new frlends As the weeks flew by, we became more adjusted Then the smoothness of our exlstence was rudely shaken by those horrlble SlX weeks tests We suddenly reallzed what we dld not know After grades were ln we promlsed ou parents to do better next tune The second slx weeks brought ln Halloween, Thanksglvlng football games and our grades dldnt lmprove Agaln we apologlzed to our parents and resolved to lmprove, but Chrlstmas was just around the corner Wlth the comlng of the holldays, we forgot about work Our Chrlstmas dance was a huge success and really lntroduced the fest1v1t1es When january 2 came we slghed, set our alarm clocks and started back to work The horrlble fact faced us that examlnatlons were just three weeks off Well, we needed to plug and so we dld Most of us struggled through somehow and after the nightmare we began the Sprlng term February was 11erce cold and stormy Our Valentlne Party was a flop and everyone was s1ck of school March came ln wlth sunshlne and soft wlnds a promlse of sprlng We took heart, studled for our f1rst slx weeks tests and d1d very well Then we looked forward to Easter and two glorlous holldays These passed all too soon and we were back to another s1x weeks tests and the threat of f1nal examlnatlons The days flew by and we began to dread the partlng which the end of the school year meant H1 Y and Y Teens vled wlth each other ln entertalrung The new offlcers were elected Then came flnals exams the Senlor dance Commencement The year ended, we sald good bye to our frlends and slghed Would that we could pass through lt all agaln' Susle Q . . .ii- r 1 2 ' a . . . . M . 9 -'- - - 9 . y . . . . D .1 4 9 . . . . 9 l - a ll 52 - . . . . 3 . . - J 7 . A - - 4 rc - ra- - 1 a ' . - . . I . I H . n LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF CLASS OF 5l The dylng embers shed a soft llght on the faces of the boys and glrls who sat around the camp flre The stlllness of the evenlng had subdued the crowd and hushed thelr chatter As the flre burned lower Mary Ann Bowler ald quletly We re leavlng Vlaud and each other Let s make our last w1ll and testament Ill leave my coquettlsh ways to Susle Strosmder What ll the rest of you glve to our successors? I ll glve my Spanish grammar to Edwln Webber sald Alfred I ll leave my algebra book to Don, said Joe Martm smlled Then sald slowly Well I ll leave Martha Clalre the key to my study ' That s flne exclaimed Norma jean, I ll leave my Y Teen Handbook to Ioan H1cks my successor good , sald Pat Bayley and Pat Setllffe In one breath We ll leave our shorthand pads to Buddy Whaley and Tommy Wllson Then james Prlnce and Don Stewart wllled thelr hot rod cars to Don McDonald and Nelson Rlchardson Mason Balley, Wallace Blalr jack Flsher and james Slmmons wllled thelr WIIIDIHQ Ways to jay Ryan and Gordon Thomas Edythe Shipman and Loutse Cox wllled thelr typlng sklll to prospectlve busmess students Melvm Carr Vlctor Frlend and jesse Lechler wllled thelr efflclency to the Iumor Class john Vaught Bob Unrue Sh rwood Bouseman, Reglnald Carr and Stewart Carter wllled thelr busmess experlence to Lewls Logwood and Tommy johnson Nadme Kessler wllled her ab1l1ty and success to Barbara Dew Dorls Wolfe wllled her charm and personal magnetxsm to Ann Dlxon Arthur Fore wllled hls tuning fork to Roy Sommardahl and Danny Chlttum john Ollve wllled h1s sk1ll ln keepmg lmmaculate to the thtrd grade Luther Terry and B1ll Peters wllled thelr sophlstlcated manner to Lynwood Loyd and Gary Wygal Orren Rakes wllled hts ablllty to sktp to Bobby L1pes Then the class presldent threw 1nto the flre a scroll on wh1ch was wr1tten the names of all As lt burst mto flame he sald very solemnly May the success of the members of thls class be as br1ght and thelr fame as h1gh as the sparks of thts flre The last embers were dylng as the group left the scene softly smglng May the sp1r1t of God safely guide our feet Tlll thls old class agaln shall meet K . . . . ra 2 . a S 9 - a - x , 1 A - an 44.7 - - - an - , . 44 J as - . . . . cc 2 . - a a :Q . 4 1 - as - K6 7 - - 72 , . nm 22 - - - rc J - , 1 - n . . - - - ca H - - - an - - .va 7 - a . . . 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CLASS PROPHECY In a secluded vlllage a woman sat medltatlng Her qulet manner and gentle actlons lndlcated a personallty devoted to home rather than outslde act1v1t1es The home was beautlful furmshed 1n perfect taste and wlth faultless attentlon to detall As the woman raised her eyes, I recognized Edythe Shlpman Her manner had not changed though her husband was now Secretary of State Edythe had 1nv1ted me to be wlth the V1aud class of 51 at lts 20th reuruon Soon the guests arrlved there was beautfful jeame Seay stlll glamorous and attractlve Ieame was the wlfe of an oll magnate and her Jewels and furs spoke of her husband s success Wlth her was Mary Ann Bowler wlfe of an auto manufacturer whose fame rested on speed cars Pat Bayley came next stlll petlte dalnty and charmlng Pat retalned her Brltlsh accent for her husband was a government re presentatlve to Great Brltaln I oulse Cox now came down the steps She had just arr1ved from Honolulu where her husband owned large sugar lnterests Pat Setllffe came wlth her husband Wallace Blalr Wallace s new car drew much attention It was the latest model run wlth atomlc energy james Prlnce now Presldent of the Norfolk and Western Rallway Don Stewart head of General Motors and Alfred Tolley Presldent of Amerlcan A1r Lmes arrlved next Wlth them were joe Woodard owner of a large lndustrlal plant and Martln Tarter gentleman farmer Martm was showlng joe the most beautlful plctures of hls lmmense farm and sumptuous home joe then dfsplayed photographs of hls prlvate yacht and tr1 motored plane Major james Slmmons of the U S Air Force, John Ollve wlnner of the 1971 Oscar and jack Flsher Manager of a chaln of drug stores now entered Melvln Carr Vlctor Frlend and Iessle Le rler Jolnt partners ln a large aeroplane factory flew ln brmglng john Vaught, Bob Unrue, Sherwood Bowsman, Reglnald Carr and Stewart Carter These were all members of the U S Chamber of Commerce and promlnent c1v1c heads Nadlne Kessler, Presldent of N Kessler Incorporated, lmporters of Parlslan Garments came next Wlth her was Dorls Wolfe representatlve from Alaska ln the 91st Congress The emlnent Metropolltan tenor Arthur Fore came down from New York wlth Ray Sktles, executlve ln a natlonal televlslon studlo A general commotlon followed for Admlral Roy Paltsel and Commander Orren Rakes of the U S Navy and Colonel Robert Gray of the Alr Force came ln They were followed by Thelbert hutchms Buford Lugar, Lane Lankford Stewart Murray and Claude Lee Thls last group composed the Clty Councll of Roanoke and they had drlven down to take part ln thelr class reumon Luther Terry, the Postmaster General and Blll Peters, Presldent of Best Foods Incorporated completed the group The offlcers took thelr places and the meetlng was called to order Th presldent then announced that at th1s 30th reunlon It was the purpose of the class to create a l1v1ng endowment fund for thelr Alma Mater Great enthuslasm followed thls announce ment and each member began to recall how much the Vfaud School had meant Luther Terry suggested that 1n v1ew of the great success that had been aclneved by the members of the class of 1951 that thls group purchase a large tract of land and erect acommodlous bulldlng The suggestlon was put IH form of a mot1on and unammously adopted All the members contrlbuted generously because of thelr loyalty and love to thelr Alma Mater 9 . , . . . , . . . 7 3 . . ' 1 - 1 n 4 . , T .- f . . , J 1 - 1 , . . , , 7 7 7 7 ' 5 . . , 7 ' 7 . . . Nw . . . . . , . - 1 , n 1 ' Y . . ' Q , . , . . . D , - . C . , . . F . Acme Typewrlter Company Appalachlan Archle s Lobster House Bowman s Bakery Blue Sz Gray Restaurant Brotherhood Mercantlle Co Brandon Road Market E R Carr Sz Company M F Cleaton Realty Corp Chlll Shop Q lover Creamery Company The coffee Pot Communlty Serv1ce Cornett School of Busmess Dav1dson s Davls H Elhott Company Da1ry Fountaln Delta Electrmc Company Dleges S. Clust Excelweld Company of Roanoke B Forman Sz Sons Flnk s jewelers Garland Drug Garst Brothers Dairy Grant s George s Drlve In George T I-Iltch Havlland Mutual Ins Agency, Inc C4 uszftizu Lotz Funeral Home L EI Logwood Marle Beheler School of Danclng May'fa1r Cafeter1a Med1cal Arts Serv1ce Center Sz Parklng Lot Mlller Maytag Company Mlchael s Bakery Mltchell Clothmg Co Natlonal Busmess College Oak Hall Parsell s P1e Shop Patterson Drug Co Peerless Hardware Co Propst Chlldress Rakestraw Dry Cleamng Sz Dyelng Roanoke Clearance House Roanoke Dalry Sz Ice Cream Co Roanoke Palnt Sz Glass Co Roanoke Record Shop Roanoke Steam Laundry Sz Dry Qleamng, Inc Sldney s Securltles Insurance Co Southern Da1r1es Joseph Sp1ge1, Inc Staley s Restaurant Joe Taylor Serv1ce Statlon Trlangle Food Market Vlaud School Holdren Refrlgerator Sales Sz Serv1ce V1l'1'COf1 Hardware CO Home Benef1c1al Insurance Co lobe Florlst Kane Furniture Company Henrl Kessler, Inc Klensall Cleaners Klrk s jewelers Leggett's Llpes Pharmacy V1rg1n1a Southern College Vlrglma Galler1es Floyd Ward School of Dancmg Warren T Wllllams Webb Brothers T1le Co Roy L Webber Wertz Optlcal Co WllllaIDS Drug Company F W Woolworth . , I . -. . , . . . - , fu 7 ' J , , . - I . . Dove-Gillespie Flowers Reid Sz Cutshall Q . 9 - 3 , . . IN , ' , ' . , , . . . , ' gawmcm 'a 34604 LET'S BE FRIENDS Reach for .... Sunbeam Bread, Sunbeam Cakes, Boston Strause Pies Dial 2-3485 lO2 Park St., N. W. VIA UD SCHOOL Grades - High School - Private Tutoring Phone 2-9487 lO5 Mountain Ave., S. W. OMPLIMENTS OF GRA T KNOWN FOR VALUES Roanoke V 2l W Campbell Ave Brotherhood Mercantile IN ROANOKE SINCE 7889 Better clothing and furnishings for Men and Young Men IO7 South Jefferson St Dial 6297 ROANOKE VA COMPLIMENTS OF Virginia Southern College Rofwoks VA COMPLIMENTS OF ae7aq!o-z Service Station 901 Jefferson St S W one 2 9242 M F CLEATON REALTY CORP .Wm A I llmfl lwl l, ewuwfdabefdosws RoanokesMostE cl s eM nsauYou gM nSS!o1l Phone 8060 Colonial Bank B dg Ro oke Va ' ' Co. 9 , a. . . I 1 A, . . Ph - ,Mffllll i ill X u fluii ' lf' ' l' t fy , ' , Ili. ,o2,Z.?.,.f,....,,I ' ' l . BLUE AND GRAY RESTAURANT JUST GOOD FOOD STEAKS AND CHOPS ROANOKE VA. III4 4th ST. S. W. PHONE 3-0473 70cwzea7 cdwzma DIstrIbutor for York Shlpley Automatfc Heatmg Equlpment 2009 WILLIAMSON ROAD PHONE RES 3 4206 BUSINESS 3 2377 7444 Agfa Paz Where the Dance Crowd gathers 2902 Brcmbleton Ave S W Phone 2 9917 COMPLIMENTS OF Roanoke Dalry 6' Ice Cream Company 720 FAIRFAX AVE N W PHONE 2 3461 MAYFAIR CAFETERIA JIMMY TRETTEL Manager SERVING HOURS SUN THRU FRI Dunner 4 30 7 30 Closed AII Day Saturday Phone 20352 II7 West Church Avenue ROANOKE VA 12.4 309 5kh Sk S W Phone Shop 8504 Naghk 81673 I I I ' I I I I-UHCIW It -.'--- -,--- I I200-295 PLUMBING ef HEATING 0 REPAIR wonx 7714466 Zeiefefz School ol Dancing 1324 A GRANDIN ROAD s. W. Brandon Road Market Groceries, Meots, Produce, Vegetobles H02 BRANDON ROAD DIAL 3-8782 Joseph Spigel, lnc. CAMPBELL AVE. AT HENRY ST. ROANOKE VA Staley s Restaurant HOME COOKED FOOD 'Me Dang Qauwtam Qeofzgeb Dune 7a EAT A BITE COMPLIMENTS OF Mitchell Clothing Co SH ENAN DOAH BLDG ROANOKE VA George T l-lltch, Jeweler JEWELRY a Gfrrs 118W C pbe A 7 6 ROANOKE VA , C I . om ll ve, DioI-- H3 COMPLIMENTS OF Kane Furniture Co., Inc. 22 E. Campbell Ave. ROANOKE, VA. Loyal to the ethics of Pharmacy LIPES PHARMACY 22Ol Crystal Springs Ave., So. Roanoke, Va. .lcgeee pdmmacq 2907 Bramblefon Ave., S. W. ROANOKE VA DIAL 2-2917 WILLIAMS DRUG CO. Your Neighborhood Drug Store 4l4 Thnrteenth Sf S W Roanoke Va OMPLIMENTS OF Ralceslzraw Dry Cleaning ancl Dyeing 506 Center Ave N W Phone 5527 COMPLIIVENTS OF Lotz Funeral Home Church Ave af Elfrh Sf DIAL 7749 ROANOKE VA COMPLIMENTS OF Chill rs our Specialty Good Sandwnches and Dnnks of all kmds 6 E WALNUT AVE S E Have Your Prescrrptuon Fulled at pcuftacan Dfw? 64 HENRY ST 8. CHURCH AVE DIAL 9244 ,I A ., . . ,N x.. . n 1 4 ,, . . 1 O I 666 , . ., , . COMPLIMENTS OF ACME TYPEWRITER CO. Dial 3-0259 Hours 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. ANTIQUES Roanoke Clearance House S. Myers, Mgr. Res. 2-5298 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE or Au. Kinos If you have anything to sell, see us. If you want to buy, do likewise. WHOLESALE 81 RETAIL lO3I Patterson Ave. Roanoke, Va. Cornett School ol Business lndividuaI attention to each student's progress I7 Franklin Road Dial 264Ol 31476 Wand Kuala, Vac. THE HOUSE OF FINE FURS COMPLIMEN TS OF 77Zcc4ael 4 gazing PHONE 7726 COMPLIMENTS OF wwf wwf SCHOOL OF DANCING Dial 23033 I7 Elm Ave S W COMPLIMENTS OF W WOOLWORTH CAMPBELL AVE S W JEFFERSON ST SOUTH Security Bonds Fire Insurance Casualty Insurance Securities lnsurance Company FRANCIS R PORTER Pres REGINALD M WOOD V1cePres1dent General Insurance Insure and Be Secure I2 Kirk Avenue S W Dua 2 3II5 Il I - I - , I . . Fl I l . , . . , - ., . . Il ll , . . l - COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF p 64,2 2 KIRK'S ,IEWELERS CAMPBELL AVE. AT JEFFERSON ST. SINCE T889 ROANOKE'S LEADING CLOTHIERS oAK HALL Swv, COMPLIMENTS OF Quality plus style and prices that will please Clothes for men women boys and gurls 501 South lefferson St Jefferson at Campbell Ave Roanoke N ROANOKE VA FRESH AND LOVELY FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION 64041-210146101101-76 we 7: Hotel Patrick Henry Bldg Dual 9287 ROANOKE VA ROANOKE VA COAAPLIMENTS or COMPLIMENTS or B FCRMAN 15' SONS PARSELLS PIE SHOP 1 1 ' 1 '1 - . , O. I 1 1 - , . , . P I COMPLIMENTS OF JOBE FLORIST Pot Plonts, Cut Flowers ond Funerol Designs DIAL 3841 SALEM, VA. ROY L. WEBBER qjfoiiif 4000 WILLIAMSON ROAD PHONE 3-2469 COMPLIMENTS OF GARLAND DRUG THE HOME OF BETTER VALUES LEGC-3ETT'S DEPARTMENT STORE IN ROANOKE CO NAPLIMENTS OF DELTA ELECTRIC CO ROANOKE VA VINTON HARDWARE CO Southwest Vlrglnlos Most Modern Hardware BUILDING MATERIALS HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES DIAL 3 3625 VINTON VA Archles Lobster House ARCHIES GIFT SHOPPE HEATED CABINS WITH SHOWERS Dlcl 3 4481 or 3 4482 2 MILES NORTH ON U S ROUTE II JEWELERS FOR YOUR CLASS RINGS DIEGES G- CLUST Manufacturing Jewelers I7 John SI' New York 8 N Y RINGS PINS MEDALS CHARMS TROPHIES , . 0 I I , 11 r - 11 , . u , . . , I .I , . . I - I A Home Beneficial Insurance INCORPORATED HOME OFFICE RICHMOND VA Over S4 OOO OOO Lute Insurance In Force COMPLIMENTS OF 77546601 FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES SALES 81 SERVICE I23 S Pollard Street Phone 3 6391 VINTON VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF 724:64 feweiew 3IO S JEFFERSON ST Dual 9OI5 Roanoke s Furst Member WERTZ OPTICAL CO Prescription Opticians F E Wertz Optucuan 27 Franklun Road Carlton Terrace Apartment Bunldung ROANOKE VA Webb Brothers TlIe Company 29I8 Tenth Street Wnllxamson Rd TILE TILE STORE FRONTS DRAIN BOARDS COUNTERS FIXTURES LXTH ROOMS KITCHENS MANTLES POI CIIES STEPS WALKS PHONE 2 I537 COMPLIMENTS OF I-Ioldren Retngerator Sales and Service ROANOKE SALEM Davis H Ellwtt Medlcal Arts Servrce Center and Parklng Lot I6 Frankltn Road Dual 29155 RATES 2 HOJRS 25c Each Addttuonal Hour IOc Fr e Park ng for 3 hours wnth every IO ganIons of Gas Co. I I I I I , v . . ,. , . lf ' ' I . I , 1 ' f' PATIOS FLOORS I , 1 A T ' I I . . I . I 0 7 I - 1 . f X I A- -Y . . I 'Q V A I T L I THE VIRGINIA GALLERIES I GRANDIN ROAD --H ROANOKE, VIRGINIA CHARLES W. FARRELLY FINE FURNITURE PRINTS LAMPS RUGS DRAPERIES INTERIOR DECORATING ANTIQUES AND HEIRLOOM REPRODUCTIONS H IM EM ' f Ifwf f OH DONT MIND MY HUSBAND HE LOVES PR TEND HES BUSHWACHING THROUGH THE JUNGLES Don 0 overload your wlrlng system When you build or modernize provide ADEQUATE WIRING HPPHIIIIIHIHII ELECTRIC POWER CO 40 Fronklxn Road ROANOKE VIRGINIA I I C Q O O I of! I Tv-V' S - IE- 4 If Is' 'IE I II, 'Inf -y,,, -LI of I M D ,T . - - IX I ML g QI ' X X S 1 X51 ' . , Q75 Q fl .1 . s u ' u I i I ,.V. E I I-I o E. R. CARR A. E. RICHARDSON Res. DiOI 4I I9 Res. Dial 3-I674 E. R. CARR Sc CO. PLUMBING - HEATING SHOP OIAL 5759 ROANOKE VA Prop J m Kesler Dual 3 4002 EXCELEWELD COMPANY OF ROANOKE WELDING IN A COMPLETE COLD PROCESS d H d d an CAVE SPRING HARDWARE 200 feet from the Cave COMPLETE LINE PARKING AMPLE ROANOKE COUNTY . i ' - Cyfin er ea s an Bfocfrs FANCY MEATS 81 VEGETABLES QUALITY PRICE REPUTATION y Kama!! T Triangle Food Marlcet Dlol 737I 806 Fronklln Rood Try our new shirt laundry service - shirts 2209 BRANDON ROAD beautifully laundered, and quiclc service foo' '7C each RoANoKE VA. Roanolce Steam Laundry 2 2 2 rs 6' Dry Cleaning, Inc. NEW AND USED RECORDS DIAL ROANOKE 8835 or Complete Loundry ond Dry Cleonrng DAIL 2 7418 Delivery Service 4I7 SALEM AVE S W I3 S JEFFERSON ST ROANOK For Business Success VIAUD GRADUATES Hom cmetq Sexwwe Selecf L M NOLEN Gwne' National Business College LIGHT GROCERIES SOFT DRINKS Accountancy Business Admrnlstrotuon GULF OIL AND GAS BEER OEF PREMISES Secrefgrlol Coll of College Office for Cotologue ROANOKE VA I24 Elm Avenue Dial 6969 GET Tl-IE BEST GET SEALTEST ICE CREAM www EMM F ' - ., . . . . E,vA m ' ' I I ROANOKE PAINT AND GLASS COMPANY ROANOKE'S PIONEER PAINT STORE LOWE BROTHERS WINDOW GLASS PAINTS, VARNISH WAI-L PAPER MIRROR GLASS cmd ENAMELS PAINTERS' SUPPLIES DIAL 2-I743 P. O. BOX 383 IO CHURCH AVE., S. E., ROANOKE, VA. GARST BROTHERS DAIRY, Inc. ROANOKE'S MOST MODERN DAIRY HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D MILK DIAL 55OI DIAL 5502 Martin Senour Paints Q MONARCH HOUSE PAINTS Q NEUTONE FLAT INSIDE PAINTS Q GLOSTONE SEMI GLOSS INSIDE PAINT Q KOLOBRITE ALL PURPOSE ENAMEL FOR SALE BY PEERLESS HARDWARE CO DIAL 44253 2I EAST SALEM AVENUE ROANOKE VA MARRY THE GIRL WE WILL FURNISH THE HOME REID A D CU HALL BETTER FURNITURE SINCE 7924 309 CAMPBELL AVE WEST PHONE 8I37 ll ll 0 o 1 o , . ll ll 'I f -jf ,I