Memorial Hospital School of Nursing - Pink and White Yearbook (Danville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1953 volume:

ow-z ESE r-Ea EWG ,.3. 'C-'UCD 'EE Q CEU-YI-3 I-l O 5? 0 MES? C633 QAYBL 1953 Edited By: BETTIE PAXTON Managed By: ELIZABETH NEWMAN Advised By: MRS. THEHESA FLEMING 3 5 3 3 2 3 ? I I r I i. I I I pughgslzeal Ly flue afuclenfa o Wemoriaf ,irloalaifaf DANVILLE, VIRGINIA :I 5 I fl I 3 u ,X gb .3 l f'i,f':, V 4 S if wi '5lli:5-:fff . -1 ' w 4 - s . i , FOREWORD x5-X Q A As time marches on ancl the Nursing profession grows, We, through our PINK AND XfVH1TE of 1953, may he sible to recapture the joys, hardships, trials, ancl happiness of the three years spent in preparation for our great and noble profession. Therefore, we clo publish this hook to entice others to join our march and proudly look hack over these three years oli lioncl memories with us. mn ss ss 1. Sf, s 'xv ,X M ' zu U! :Wg H U H, s -K Page Five THE NURSE'S PRAYER Dear .Lord and Heavenly Father, help me this night, I pray To go about doing my duties in a Christian way. Help me to care for others, forgetting myself all thc while, Doing the work for the Master, cheerfully, with a smile. Fill my heart with the riches that come from a loving soul, The joys, the pain, the fulhllment, knowing it is Thy will. In the nights long darkness and early morning hours Shine Thy light upon mc. Be my guiding star. Cive to me unclerstanclingg help me to do the right: Strengthen me with the courage to work through this long night. VVhenever death surrounds me and moans ol? pain I hear, I Cause them to fall, clear Lord, on a sympathetic ear. Let all my prayers he answered, as hy some hed I stand Holding an ever searching, weak, pathetic hand. Impart some measure of the strength that is in me To all these ailing people. Cause them some day to see God as the giver ol? life, lVlan's most precious gift. I-le takes it, maintains it, gives it, all for the love of Thee. Thanks, Lord, for my many blessings, for all the joys of life, Wfhich are so abundantly given when we vvallt in Thy guiding light CSLORIA KATHERINE lVlERR1LL, SfN Abington Memorial Hospital Abington, Pa. Page Six A T I O N For three years we have lived in your midst. VVe consider it an honor and a privilege to dedi- cate this, our yearbook, to you-the community in which we live and will continue, through our chosen profession, to serve. Page Seven BGARD OF DIRECTORS. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Seated: MR. W. E. GARDNER, JR., President Standing, from left to right: MR. IAS. T. CATLIN, IR. MR. FRANK VTALBOTT, -IR. MR. BASIL D. BROWDER MR. NELSON BENTON MR. GEORGE W. ARON MR. LANDON R. WYATI' MR. C. STUART WI-IEATLEY Absent: DR. CURTIS V. BISHOP Mn. A. B. CARRINGTON, JR. MP.. JAJNIES W. IXAY -'P-a-op,-Q ...... T ,T-, .. ..,...,l Page Eight Miss FERMA E. I-loovxan F.A.C.H.A. Superintendent IsAnEL M. I-IuTcmsoN Director of Nurses and Nursing Service B.S., Duquesne University ..- V. SE, qi... 4 ,kW Tw . 1 . a .ma ., ,H v J , :ma .wr '-n mmm' , ', ima-me we mad Hmmm, K 0 . . 1 +I. mlm ' -W F 1' J I 1 .yin - X, ,MQ-'.4 ,' fQ? '11 J H WB ' - '-' V. --I' ' ffg f,.5iff,! S 1 A . WQQZHE- S2 We :gf -1:-wg 'K in 5 :Q- .4 551-4, -wg x. -We-. wmggl Z INSTRUCTORS Miss MARY Louisa FRYE Miss iX4ILDRED Cixnren RIDDLE Assistant Director of Nurses Educational Director B.S. Duquesne University BS. University of Virginia M.Litt. University of Pittsburgh Miss JANE T. SPATH Mns. TrrEmzsA T. Fusixumc Clinical Instructor Clinical Instructor B.S. Catholic University of America BS. Colorado University mi W-93.3 as '1 if W K N WM i Fr - .wits nm - .' gi ygxf Q. ggi' i 'iff A, , , ,lv am- V ,, i 1 'L --tw! QF S . 1 lt' .i , , , .,,., 1 wg., INSTRUCTGRS Miss NAORI1 Ezzisu. Miss Lois BROWN lnslructor, N1ztrili0r1 and Die! Therapy lrlsiructor, Practical Nurses University of North Carolina B.S.N.Ed. University of Buffalo 'Icllcrson Hospital, Pliilaclclpliia Mus. VVILLETHEA HAMMOCK Miss BETUE WARD 0.12. S11'1e1'1'isor and lnslrzfclor ASSlSlUl7fN'1l'TSi71 Arts lrzstr-actor I S PC. New York Hospital Memorial Hospital Cornell University fy hir. .17 ,, I 5 1 :ll W Tir ' fell I V' THE STAFF Page Twelve C. C. GADDY DR. I. T. DAVES D. L. AREY DE. W. E. DIOKERSON E. W. ARNETT DE. S. C. I'IALL, IR. C. L. BAILEY DR. JOHN I'IO0KER . I. L. CLARE DE. C. W. JOHNSON . L. O. CIRUMPLER DR. RALPH LANDES DE. C. C. CADDY, School Physiczmz DR DR DR DR DR D11 DR M. H. MOCL1N'1'1c F. H. MOCOVEEN VVALTEE IX4CMANN E. FOREST NEAL DRAKE PEITOI-IETT E. B. ROBERTSON 'TI-IOlN'IAS VVHEELDON DR. Du Du Du DR Dlx. 1. D. BEALE, Jn. L. R. Blxommz H. R. BOURNE C. T. CARTER C. A. EASLEY, jr.. J. R. Ec:c:LEs'roN Dn DR Du. 'DR DR DR W. C. FITZGERALD R. W. GARNETI' H. I. LANGSTON J. MABSELLA E. H. MILLER J. NEIKL THE SAINIUEL NEWMAN W. E. OVERCASH H. W. PMTCHET1' . W. L. SAGER . ROY W. LIPCHURCI-I ASA VICCELLIO H. A. WISEMAN, JR. STAFF Page Thirteen Page Fourteen 1, ANESTHETISTS Left to righl: Virginia DcMuio, Virginia Edwards, Anna Banks Not pict1f11'ed: Rosa Felzendrager. ,M SCHOOL SECRETARY Mlss JUNE BAILEY Always reacly to help whenever asked. A friendly smile to greet you no matter how busy. Page Fifteen , lm :: Q kwa SUPERVISGRS Miss MARY CONYERS Mus. MARY COVINGTON Mas. MOZELL DALTON Miss SUSIE FARIYIER Miss 'THELMA GILES Miss EDNA PIERNDON Mlss PIATTIE SCI-I01'-'IELD HEAD NURSES Miss lmsz ISLACKWELI, M155 ANc:1E I3uN'1'1N Miss El'.IZABE'I'll Cnown Miss V1m:1N1A Dowm' Miss IJOROTI-IY IDRALIGIIN MRS. Ev,xNc:E1'.1N12 KECK M155 NANCY SE'l'l'I.E Miss RUTH VI'l7.lPI,l2'l'I' Miss jov r1V'LlRNl2R fs. Q f M M.s- Page Seventeen I M TQLLA V, ., 5554, 1. GENERAL DUTY NURSES NIISS BE'r'rv ACER Miss PIELEN CALLA1-IAN Mus. VIRGINIA CIXCJVVDER Mns. .ALICE DALLAS Mlss SYLVIA jA1uu5L.L Miss EDITH NIATLIERIX Mxss CLARABEL NELSON Miss LOUISE POLLARD Miss BARBARA SETLIFF Miss LIEAN Sw1NNEY Miss IUNE FFHOMASON 4 Mlss EMMA VVALKER L N DEPARTMENTS X-HAY lJ15'RA1z 1 MRN'l' 3 PRACTICAL NURSES COURSE 1 1fvrHoLoc:Y LABORATORY . , GRAY Lfxmus DR. BYRD-SURGERY DR. KINSER-RCJR I'lIOPEIJIUS NOURISHNIENTS ,MMHL 7 'W x 4 '- mn M qs B w 2 m an x 1 Z . m7zx LM I -1 sm fm in Zx m m mmmzw an W mwl 0 Mm my Hf., W -msgs .:?'.f.5Q3?: 1212-2551? Jr 'gy :,w,asm1,m'Wsf+2fgM Xfgmn , 1-gwrv .. -n v a an mam.ma xanga msgs E 3.552 ' ji' sum' ami na as - Hmssw 5-3 -:wgmms H--Aaggw-1 ,Imwww -EEE wma' M, . 4 HQY4 A' ' n w 5 um N EQW: .:.:- 1,55 'H 'JE ui.. JJ-xvng 2 .,. fi-39 I ,321 ,X S xg .I . IL Z 2 E . wi' ,,,.--' Hg: H us-41: iq H WHSEQW ,. W H W asm wg HE niwmn ' .-.mme .53 L-J V sim .QHIJ MM, . ., ni ms P, - a'-,I-'X ' HB , N K M, H: 1 ss W I - E awwfggfm' mxms' . g' ax ' ', . - -f J- i , VN f , 31, I , .' ri Q. A W 1 ' , 41 K i Lwl'r24 - m 'JM ' Y' Tl' . T Q? A 'gig V if -' , ' , :,f'i'VN W 1 .3 ,Y H 2 WL' .W-'lg , X fax DEPAR1 MEIDICAXI.-SLIRGICAL Sun Deck, 7:30 Surgery OP15nA1'1Nc: Room Emergencies, Suture OBSTETRICS just Babies, moms, and expectant dads! ENTS RECORD Room .22 'N SEWING Room I z' my A V 'Q Q' ' VN . -its l WHITE SHOES Patiently waiting, you stand There hy the wall, needing polish. Pitiahly shabby to some, perhaps, But to me, symbolic. You are weary with the wisdom of experience, Not tired hy a long clay past. Yes, you have walked in dignity And, at times, you have sped Or moved reluctantly along The myriad corridors you have trod. You have borne witness to Desolate sadness and consuming pain, And there you stand, battered and worn, But how eagerly you await the early morning hour To tread once more Lifes corridors. By Ianet Eberling, PMN. 5 am? 353 AFFILIATIONS - WASHINGTON 4.53.5 just r1'rrivez,l-zz little lvcwifderwl Mrs. jones, Hcmsemother Relaxing AFFILIATIONS - RALEIGH Cherry Building! Pullen. Park! VVhnt, fun -.. ,W M A y-.- H E 1'2 .,,.,,..,. I Nlrs. Pitchford, Educational Director ,M 4 QA i 1 vamp x ,PKSHME ss Txinw :um - a u , , ,W ma wwfenm xv-- X fi 4...XN -S S 5 Ni sm E Ln Q y . s , . fi 2213? 5533 M2455 51533 EEZ as fs, .gi -ww -55.-z.: :-. I-I an 2125 QQ . .:,':.: 1 xx , M .X N 4 X H ' x 1 .4 M Ex X W K XE? X' HW, 1 ff? 1 W-if 359- f WW fm fa sw mass may mm 2,7 ., 'S if ,mpg Q,,,umQ,wf A www Q gm X .x,. x:. ,er ,Q Y, s as m inn wa 1 E xx Km w was sw if Q a 552 iam 44 sm W--QQ , .. A mngqgam, V. H 55111--esxm -an V . W' 7, 31- 1, ms-'Tw .ff Nga, 52? A- U L A y. J? .aw an 1 , 1 1 ' r 'i?i?'W assi A '-. . .i-ig, -v 1 ,-35 wwe j V -..1,. ,4 b. Q mx ay ,1 1.gg ,r-.57 iw- ,. -, Jaw,-.,..f a- ff:-P-. .Q I ' 'fx-.4 . 1 N- 1 1. sm ss ,K H-, 3 Je- lil- Studenl: Nurses Clzristinn Association URGANIZATIDNS ..., Aw - w STUDENT COUNCIL URSULA FHAZIER President VERNA HARTSOE Secretary BOBBIE HOWARD Vice-President ALIVIA NNLICICLES Treasurer ELIZABETH NEWMAN, BEVERLY HAIGHT, FLORENCE GEARHART, Representatives Page Twenty-eight I I rr N' EI , .. ,W .. L . ' an v V Y. my gl, - 37' 'vw- 360 x A H , wmva - First row: I-Izxight, Harris, Paxton, Hudson, Milam. Back row: Kulnasy, Newman, Stevens, Allmond, French. PINK and WHITE J . I3E'I l'lE I Ax'roN . . . . V1anoN1cA KALNASY . Crvuta 1X'r1a1NsoN .. I3E'l 1'v Iltxnms ..., , IiLIZABI2'l'II IXIEWIXIAN I3AlusAnA ITIIENCH .. SALLY IXfI1l.Am .. 'IANEII' Al,t,,tvloNn .. glunuv I Iunsorv . . Btavtsnm' I IA1c:H'r . . I3E'r'rY STEVENS , . . . IXfIIl.Dl'IlED C,x1.DwEI-L . IILORENCE CIEARIIART I-IIIIERESA FLENING . ........Ed1t0r . .Associate Editor . . . . . . . . . .Business Nlanage-r , .Assistant Business Manager . . . . . . . .Circulation Manager Assistant Circulation Manager Assistant: Circulation Manager .,..........,Litera'ry Editor . ,Assistant Literary Editor .........,ArtEdito-r . . . . . . . . .PIwtograpI1y Editor , . . .Assistant Pliotography Editor . , .Apprentice . . .Sponsor Page Twenty-ni ne 5 an m Jw ...,, E , mm. un -:mn BW, ss xv I ' ff! .Xp 1, -3 a - . JFTTQ' R 4 A' my Q 4, far Aff az! .-1 1 1 'W 'J' Sw ' V' ' 5- rj u 'J' Y- A vig? 7fV'1 rqiR2g -was 1-3' L Li, Q an E5 fx! 073 CLASS THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of THE NIEMORIAL HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NLIRSING, Danville, Virginia, being of sane GD minds and of addled intelligence, do bequeath this as our last will and testament. ARTICLE I Weddo nominate Mrs. Theresa Fleming as guardian of our noble state of Senior Class. to administer to the needs and debts we leave behind. Also our hcartiest thanks and appreciation for her guidance and help during the struggle for our annual. ARTICLE II To Miss lane Spath we leave Lee House, cold and silent, for a new and dumb group of SILI- dents that she might do as much to make good nurses of them as she did us. ARTICLE III To Miss Hutchison the deepest gratitude for our acceptance and opportunity to become nurses to serve suffering humanity. ARTICLE IV To the entire faculty and nursing staff our hearty thanks for your helpfulness, understanding, and guidance during the past three years. AIITICLE V To the Medical Staff our appreciation for the loyalty and patience through our Inistakes and the struggle to become good assistants. ARTICLE VI To the students we leave our classes, ward conferences, our many ups and downs, responsi- bilities, pink bands, striped uniforms Cwhat's left of theml and our SENIOR PRIVILECES, hoping that you may enjoy them as much as we have. ARTICLE VII As individuals, we leave the following: SECTION I: I, Sallie Richardson, leave my unused datebook to Florence Cearhart. SECTION II: I, Alma Nuckles, bequeath my tolerance for beans, onions, cornbread, and hill- billy music to Bobby Howard. SECTION III: I, Marie Atkinson, leave my sewing abilities to Barbara Adcoek. SECTION IV: I, Ursula Frazier, leave my admiration for the professional Inen to Shirley Smith. SECTION V: I, Mildred Caldwell, leave my ability to play the ukelele and other CPD talents to Ernie Carr. SECTION VI: I, Nancy Simpson, will Iny natural curls to Callie Giles. SECTION VII: I, Beverly Haight, will my Northern accent to Kitty -Io Blackwell. SECTION VIII: I, Betty Stevens, leave my professional manner to Lois Witt. SECTION IX: I, Jane Collie, leave Iny love for sleep to Norma Spencer. SECTION X: I, Glorine Barker, leave my jokes, ones of highest quality, to Verna I-lartsoe. SECTION XI: I, Bettie Paxton, leave my dramatic ability to talk to Nancy Owen. SECTION XII: I, janet Allmond, leave my love for Dix I-Iill to all those lucky students yet to affiliate there. SECTION XIII: I, Reva Farmer, leave my studiousness to Betty Ross, especially for State Boards. SECTION XIV: I, Ramona Ellington, leave my ability of good nursing care to Beulah Orange. hoping she will carry on the good work. SECTION XV: I, Bette Winn, leave my boyish bob to Marialyce Dalton. SECTION XVI: I, Florence Rowland, bequeath my interest in the Danville Register to all students who love to read the news. SECTION XVII: We, Betty Harris and Nancy Carter, leave our love for appropriate humor to Lois Sparks and Margaret Herndon. SECTION XVIII: I, Peggy Smith, leave my ability to handle CPD Inen to Sylvia Gentry. SECTION XIX: I, Elzena Bryant, gladly bequeath HIV call nights in O. R. to Mary Hurd. SECTION XX: I, Rachel McCollum, will my cooking ability CD from D. K. to Barbara Talbert. SECTION XXI: I, Veronica Kalnasy, leave my love for horseback riding and long walks to anyone who can endure it. I ECECTIOF XXIII: I, Jerry Hudson, will my seat in Miss I-Iutchinson's ollice to Iris Clayton, uc Ir . SI3IC'IiON XXIV: I, Sallie Milam, leave Iny interest in the Danville Leafs Baseball Club to Betty Taylor. f ISECTION XXV: I, Elizabeth Newman, leave Iny title of Best all-round to all students who o ow us. SECTION XXVI: I, Frances Anglin, leave my ability to get into jams to any poor student so unfortunate as to follow in my footsteps. Q SECTION XXVII: I, Barbara French, bequeath my interest in the town of Chatham to anyone who dares take it. This has been written and administered in the sight of Sairey Camp and Betsy Prig to be our last will and testament, and as such to be loyally administered. JANET ALLMONO, JERRY I'IUDSON, Class Testators F N SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS BEVERLY IIAIGIVI' , . . ....... Presiden! BE'l'1'v FIABRIS .. .....,.. Vice-President ANN INEWMAN ..,.. ,. S.G.A. Representative VISRONICA KALNASY ,. ........... Reporter FLORENCE ROVVLAND , , . A .... Secretmfy CAIX-Lent On 2lIHliZlfiOl1D MO'1 rO: Today we followg tomorrmv we shall fend. COLORS: Green and VVIML FLOWER! Red Rose Page Thirty-three FRANCES EDNA ANGLIN CLYDE MARIE ATKINSON BLA1us, VA. Life is -not ra golfzler to be drained, but n VVe are charmed by the neatness of llCl'19t'!7'SO11.H measure to be filed. mam www-En smile mamma ATEN m nm- Exams ms my 'W ms ms xmnamxass M as ss my-X A-fm am ss a E EM W N E M H me H, a nes ms me mn, ...nf ss .mms S sis wang Q Emma ss pw We mines HE mn N :iw A si-E A mi . mi, H., W E Mg N Q -Q55 H M DELILIAH ELZENA BRYANT RAMONA LEE ELLINGTON FERRUIYI, VA. DANVILLE, VA. Noi over serious, not frivolous, la-ut a rare girl. A kind lzeart is fl fountain of glaclnessf' Page Thirty-folly' SE FEBRUAR ORS 1953 LIRSLILA F1mz1En RACHEL FRANCES MCCOLLUM OXFORD, N. C. REIDSVILLE, N. C. A cute combinmtion of sense and 11m1.se11.se. Depend upon yourself ami your disappoint ments will be known only to vo-xl. was V I- ,, ' ' ' '::. .K ' - '!eef NANCY LEE SIMPSON Rl'!lDSVlI.LE, N. C. UA loyal heart, a peaceful mind, sms X B. wx 5 v 3 V an U if 15 w. . 53221. . a a A bailey' friend you will never find. 1 sw HER mam-Zum EH AY , ,se - w .W-egg Hiya ww mgixm 'fam mf EH E59 XS w mtmmug ml - Www Hyr- gsm H 55... lf ,.,.f'r. is To s BETTE Lou WINN LE.-xKsv1LLE, N. C. trive, to seek, to final, and not to yielcl Page Thirty-five JANET MARIE ALLIVIOND I'IAZEL CELURINE BARKE11 DANVILLE, VA. LEAKSVILLI2, N. C. W In ourselves our future lies. Although she is no surgeonz, she does a lot of cutting up. MILDRED NIAE CALDVVELL NANCY jo CARTER BLUEFIELD, VV. VA. L11A1csv1LLE, N. C. Beware! 1 may do something sensational yet. A smile to all she -nzeeis-rr clmrm to make each memory sweeif' Page Thirty-six SEIN SEPTEMBER CRS 1953 LOIS JANE COLLIE ELVA REVA FARIXIER DANvu,1.E, VA. DRAPER, N. C. And what slze tlmuglrl slze nobly flared. Far may lrze the Search before we fuel ,, A friend true, willing and kind. 'SQA ' il A A Q wig? 3 BARBARA Gum' FRENCI-I BEVERLY DIANE IRIAIGHT DRAPEII, N. C. PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Hcl0OLl-'Vlilf'llT8L1, jolly and clever. So nice to To know her is to love her, and we know her have t'l7'O141'lll. Page Thirty-seven BETTY JEAN HARRIS LEAKSVILLE, N. C. Vf? Sf1ffl6, good H1101 HUC, Every cloud lms 11 silver lining. Ever sincere and dependable toof' xv nu ss 89 MEX Nimmo www BBE! ani H25 ,REW- KNEE HB E JERRY LEE HUDSON CLAIQKSVILLE, VA. ' I vw if W mg ME ws ' H mam. 'HIGH , B25 smaw A .iggggggwff .. X..1 VER0NIC1X ANN KALNASY SALL115 JETER lVlILA1X'l CHAPTICO, MD. DANVILLE, VA. It, was her flzinking of others that made lzcr Pep in her H1'LgG1'S, P017 in llef ff-'CSS radiant. A jolly good sport wherever slw goes. Page Thirty-eight SEIN SEPTEMBE QRS 1953 EL1zAnET1-1 ANN N EWMAN DANVILLE, VA. The greatest. pleasure in life is love. .4 'Y' I Y! BETTIE IEAN PAXTON DANVILLE, VA. Climb high, climb farg Your goal the sky, your aim. the ss :I E A Em mn 5 v E A Emnmwssn mam-an fmam La ALINIA JEAN NLICKLES RICHLANDS, VA. True to her work, her word, and her friends EEA A wa nf Es vm E mf SALLIE MAE RICHARDSON CALLANDS, VA. lt's noi what you do, but what you get caught star. doing. Page Thirty-nine LELIA FLORENCE ROVVLAND PEGGY CIAHOLYN S1x11T1El DANVILLE, VA. DANVILLE, VA. I'd l'llfl'lC1' be small and shine 111011. large and Love 'em and leave 'cmf' cast n shadow. BETTY JANE STEVENS PIALIFAX, VA. I mn resolved to put my life to its best and noblest use. Page Forty S E N I 0 R S SEPTEMBER 1953 CLASS PROPHECY THE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF 1953 REQLIIESTS 'run Homoa ov Youn PRESENCE AT THE FIRST REUNION JUNE 16, 1963, AT 7:30 P.M. COUNTRY CLUB, DANVILLE, VIRGINIA VVe received the preceding invitation and prepared for our reunion with great anticipation. At last we eould satisfy our curiosity as to what our classmates had been doing since graduation. VVhen we arrived who should greet us at the door but Miss jane Spath, now Director of Nurses at Ole Memorial since Miss Hutchison went West For her health. While chatting with Miss Spath we spied Florence Rowland Lewis with her fourteen children. She is running a nursery of her own, it seems. Standing close by, catching the eyes of all our boy friends andfor husbands, was Sallie Richardson, still undecided about her future plans. Bettie Paxton Hester had always ravecl about uniformed men, so I see she has her MRS. degree with wings. lt must be nice down in Raleigh with all those Memorial grads. Noticed how nice Frances Anglin looks in the Navy uniform. Congratulations, Lt.! Bette VVinn and Betty I-Iarris did I-ine for themselves seems they are Director of Nurses and Superintendent of the Leaksville Hospital. Barbara French and Reva Farmer are members oi' the faculty of the Leaksvillc I-Iospital School of Nursing. lt seems that Nancy Simpson is still working in Reidsville, although a certain fellow CIamesD is trying hard to convince her that Greensboro is a better place. Rachel McCollum does not agree with all that, as she is 3-Il P.M. supervisor at Reidsville. We understand that Ursula Frazier is now in charge of O. R. at Oxford. Nice going! VVonder if Mona Ellington still corresponds with a certain New Yorker she met at N. C. State? Mildred Caldwell and her husband, Ronald, are standing in the corner trying to convince the audience that living in the Grand Canyon is fun. VVe've heard Go West, but never like that. Even Veronica Kalnasy likes Public Health Nursing in California. VVhy, we even have a nurse on horseback. Elzena Bryant in the hills of Ferrum, Virginia! Nancy Carter is having the time of her lilie in obstetrics at Geisinger Clinic in Danville, Pa. Her nearhy neighbor is Beverly Haight, who has a position with a surgeon in Peekskill, N. Y. Can you imagine! Petie I-Iudson has settled down to be a minister's wife! However, Sallie Milam is still debating between the baseball player and the coach. VVe learned that several of our classmates are still at Memorial. Mrs. Marie Atkinson Swain is working in O. R. with P. C. Smith as her assistant. Elizabeth Newman Doss and jane Collie are supervisors in O. B. How is business these days, girls? Mike Bankhead is still trying to convince Glorine Barker that her talents are needed more in Charlotte than in McGuire's Hospital. VVe are very sorry that Alma Nuckles VVoodall was unable to be with us, as she is expecting the little one she has talked so much about. Wonder if she will be in Royster Building? Maybe janet Allmond Lovell will take care of her and keep us posted. Betty Stevens seems pretty anxious to help Frank own his own service station in Raleigh, as she works with him on her hours off duty at Rex Hospital. T Yes, the evening passed all too quickly, for we were reminiscing over the three years we spent together at Ole Memorial. Remember the day we came in training? .. . 32 scared girls! The climax was reached in Microlniology class with Miss Steger. It was that week that five packed their bags and left for a quieter side of life. However, Frances Anglin broke the ice by tempting Miss S. with fried chicken gizzards through the window during class. Never forget the delightful rides and classes with Prof. Barnett at V.P.I. Our chemistry experiments were first on bubble gum. Results? Two instructors were assigned to ride with us. Come to think ol: it, the boys were not too bad either! CContinued on page 441 Page Forty-one hr 1415 Q n I- is ,. M ln Rs i N gi4n'h wgegxiq M :.:.,.: v A 'Q 1. me .-2? B Q K' 1, .1 2 x x ,.....W KM xg-g Ee' is K - 71 we-ff X. gig eye vein NYE Hamm 1. FRANCES ANGLIN Best Liked 4. RAIVIONA ELLINGTON Most Likely to Succeed 2. 5. 7. gf NIARIE ATKINSON Best Dressed URSULA FRAZIER Best Personality NANCY SIMPSON NI ost Qrigiiml 'IL N '5 D Q 1 1 x 1 -'F W . SENIO 3. ELZENA BRYANT 6. RA 8. Best Sport CHEL MCCOLLUM Frieiidfiest BETTIE WINN Most Si ncere UPERLATIVES 1. JANET ALLMOND Most c701'1gCl'li61l 4. NANCY Jo QUARTER Most Talented 7. BAmsAnA FnENcr-I S 1 veetcst 2. GLORINE BARKER Most Mischievcms 5. JANE COLLIE Most Carefree 8. BEVERLY HAIGPIT Most School Spirited 'Saw 3. NJILDBED CALDWELL Nice to Have Aromzd 6. REVA FARMER Nlost Professional 9. BETTY HARRIS Wiftiest IO. JERRY HUDSON Most Sophisticated CLASS PROPHECY CContinued from page 412 How about the meetings in classroom before reporting for duty? Those first days and our first patients. VVhat about all those treatments? We thought we would never learn those tecbnics! Nancy Carter's iirst enema was to a male patient-a high enema, the chart read-so she stood on tiptoc in a chair. She got results, too! Even Miss Spath supervised. And our target practice for hypodermics. I don't think Miss Spath enjoyed it as much as we did. Linen was quite some problem in those days. Ask Reva Farmer-who will never forget how she searched for washcloths in the orderlies' dressing room. Elzena was always prompt remember the time she was two minutes late due to train tracks? Marie Atkinson was up to date on all her nursing procedures-especially foley catheters. Classes were quite hard, so new and different. Remember how Ragmop Anglin, being the religious type, wanted to know if subjective symptoms pertained to religion? And then there was Winn, who thought ecchymosis meant a run in the hoses! Seems Frazier couldn't understand why Miss Hutchison was so upset when shc told her that Chorea was a country. After all, they are fighting a war over there. We would also like to take First Aid over again. Maybe some more of us would have gotten diamond rings. Classes were NOT the only things to be upset about. That day Rachel McCollum came to class so confused after being assigned to 223, Henry X, for morning care! Even placid Simpson became upset after giving castor oil to the wrong patient. VVonder if she is still keeping up ber payments of rent to the office? We all managed to get our caps-somehow. February 'Sl marked the red-letter month as we began our hard struggle as 23 full-fledged students. This was just the beginning of all our troubles . .. new adventures lay awaiting us! Panny Newman will never forget Znd Hoor ll-7. Some sleep-walking she did. Have you ever tried taking fetal heart tones on a delivered mother? Rather interesting, as Carter found out. French will never forget the mixup in the nursery, either! Two babies with the same name were taken to wrong mothers. An ordeal, I'd say. lt took Allmond a long time to lind out that specimens in O. R. were to be sent to the lab. instead of the city incinerator, especially Dr. Byrd's. Our affiliations were most enjoyable. Long, hard classes, but never a dull moment. Barker will not soon forget those Dix Hill seclusion rooms and Dr. Buffalo just don't fit together, do they, kid? Seems as if a lot of the girls in Raleigh were pretty hard hit with Cupid's bow and arrow. Remember the golf course and airport? Zula Frazier became even more fond of square dancing after practicing on that runway. N. C. State College had quite a few thrills for us girls, too. All those men! Speaking of men, remember when Pax tried to make a big impression by falling for them the wrong way? Did you hurt your leg, Honey? Washington was just as much fun. Remodeling, interns, and lots more young doctors. Even Stevens got her picture in the Washington Post . . . just to show off the new hospital, of course. Remember Meridan Park and all the sight seeing? Barker doesn't understand to this day why she wasn't admitted to the President's tea. And that Negro Minstrel we produced! Genius was no name for these kids but we did need funds for an annual! Much fun with black faces, rehearsals with Pax yelling at usg and shaking knees the night of our great performance. Yes, it was a hard struggle, campus, classes, work, trials and laughsg but when the end came we were reluctant to separate and start our individual ways. Friendships and ties were made at Ole Memorial we'll never forget. Truly we can say these were the most memorable years of our lives. JANET ALLMOND ELZENA BRYAN-r Page Forty-four N435 5 2 I M- E f , 55' F-3 ,ah M , uf , 9, xii mv J ,f yi as qw. if 'W'--V-. ,- Vb. ww, M 2 If ' I If . ,NI 3, 1. 7. KE, ,P I SENIOR VEIIONICA KALNASY 4. F Most Di gui fed ALMA NUCKLES Cutesl . LIIIIENCE ROVVLAND Nearest SUPERLATIVES 2. SALLIE NIILAJNI Best: Drmcer 5. BI21'r1E PAXTON Most Dmvnmtic 8. PEGGY SMIT1-I Most Eritlmsifzslic 3. EIJZABETII NEWBIAN B est. All-Around 6. SALLIE RICHARDSON Most Popular 9. BETTIE STEVENS Most Industri014s Us 1.,. s fl -, ,wx H W 1 .X mm. E an-Q FE:- 5: JUNIGR CLASS OFFICERS VERNA IqARTSOE ,.....,. 4,............... P resident ERNIE CARI! .,..., ....... S ecretary F1.omsNcE GEARI'IART ...,... Treasurer Page Forty seven J U N I 0 R S SEPTEMBER 1954 BARBARA ADCOCK KITTY jo BLACKWELL FLORENCE CEEARHART VEENA I-IAP.TsoE SHIRLEY SMITH NANCY FRANCIS Page Forty-eight J U N I O R S SEPTEMBER 1954 ERNIE CAI!!! CALLIE GILES MARY HURD 1301113113 IIOWARD JANE MOORE BEULAH ORANGE Page Fortyfnine '1 ME. ' Qs ww Mm J U N I 0 R S SEPTEMBER 1954 NANCY OWEN BETTY Boss Lols SPARKS NORMA SPENCER BARBARA VFALBAHD BETTY PVAYLOR EINIIYIA VAUGI-IAN Lois WI'l'T Page F ifty -1 .ff- FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS lVIAnc:AR13'r HERNDON ,, ,...., President ADRIENNE RYAN , . 4 , . . 4Vice-President BE'l l'Y FULLER .. ..... Secretary BARBARA Dix . . ,.., Treasurer Page Fifi y-one Page Fifty-two Pre-Clinicals BETTY Furman SYLVIA CZENTRY NIARGARET PIERNDON CTl'IAllI.0'I'TE L,xc:xEs NIARGARIQT IVIATLOCK JEAN' RAND ADRIENNE RYAN GLENN VVALTON I Pre-Clinicals CIIIXIS'l'1NE As'r1N .IDA BELLE BAILEY IDOROTI-IY BROWN REBECCA CTIIILDRESS lmsl-1 CLAYTON N1AI'tlAI,YCE DA1.'roN BARBARA Dlx BETTY JEAN EDWARDS Y Page Fifty-three K A12 A 5314 J I Y MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ALUMNI ASSCDCIATION OLD DOMINION STUDIO Portraiture Photographers for The Memorial Hospital 1953 PINK AND WHITE 605 M St t Ph II64 M DANVILLE, VIRGINIA P2 Ffvfi 1-:as ss sf CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '53 DSOVI SWG my Fuquoy and John ,E Phone 4200 ei' Stre ket H5 N. Mar NVILLE, VIRGINIA DA B Page Fifty-six SNACK Visit Our New, Attractive SIWFICI4 SHOPPE On the First Floor of The Hospital Under the Supervision of The Ladies Benevolent Society of DANVILLE, VIRGINIA Page Fifty AIIEIIIS Jewel Shep 533K Main St. Danville, Va. WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND IEWELRY Phone 2011 Bass and Mitchell DRY CLEANERS The Modern Dry Cleaners 523 North Main Phone 4142 Helton Beauty Shep The choice of smart women Hairstyling, Haircutting and Permanent Waving 733 Main Street Danville, Va Phone 1077 Bernfs Business Machines DANVILLE, VIRGINIA Buy Your Home From Bradley Private and Auction Sales Charles M. Bradley Really Ile Same Courteous Service Since 1922 Awaits You Office: 214 Masonic Temple Phone 1908 DANVILLE, VIRGINIA Auto Specialty Co., Inc. THE PARTS BOYS Phone 1103 525 Loyal Street Danville, Va. Boaze-White Cleaners 2044 North Main Street Phone 4236 Page Fifty-eight DIAMONDS-SILVERWARE-WATCHES IIIIIIWN .IIWIIIII SHUI' MANUFACTURING Er DISPENSING OPTICIANS FINE REPAIR wokrc A SPECIALTY Masonic Temple DANVILLE, VIRGINIA Booker Motor Co. FERGUSON TRACTOR 6' IMPLEMENTS Phone 801 Compliments of Busy Bee Cale 122 N. Union St. The oldest estoblished used car lot in Danville We buy to buy again- We sell to sell again Where customers bring their friends R. W. Case Used Car Lot 2134 North Main Street DANVILLE, VIRGINIA Phone 3542 When You Gotta Go CALL 3480 CITY CAB, INC. Duckworth Motor Co. Lincoln-Mercury Sales and Service 570 West Main St. Phone 6646 Compliments of GERALD and BETTY, Hairdressers 123 Watson St. Danville, Va. Page Fifty-nine CGMPLIMENTS OF CANADA PRDDUGE CU. INCORPORATED DANVILLE, VIRGINIA Distributors of 1. Er- .R .. gi E A Ts -1- Y -Tl i ' X I , I 5: .Q 3 5 ,- , ' 7' ff? ' W L ' neun av: CANADA Pnooucr co. - IYNCNHURG. vuzcnvm - also Phone 5270, FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES AND INDIAN RIVER ORANAGES AND GRAPEFRUIT I99 N. Main Sf. 5271 P. O. Box 939 Sixty Jas. T. Catlin 81 Son Co., Inc. GENERAL INSURANCE Masonic ,Building Phone 541 Compliments DANVILLE MEMUHIAL GARDENS, Inc. The South's Most Beautiful Burial Estates 631 Main Street DANVILLE, VIRGINIA Compliments of Covington-Sams Hardware Company 248 Main Street Phone 605 PgS ere's to good times and good friends . may you always have an abundance of both sw J N 'Y N W W r P Q N K, V - 5 mlb aaa V Y k g ,uf s BOTYLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COlA COMPANY BY DANVILLE cocA-coLA BOTTLING COMPANY, INC. Compliments of A Friend e Sixry-two THIS IS A QUILL I O I X t R I i s A quill is made of wood. It is only 8 to 9 inches long. It doesn't seem that a quill could be very important, but it plays a vital part in the manu- facture of cloth. We use hundreds of thousands of them at Dan River in making Dan River fabrics. As yarn is spun, it is wound on the quill. The quill then fits right into the loom and the yarn is removed directly from the quill as it is woven into cloth. Lots of things may seem relatively insignificant to us at times but later -like the quill-turn out to be pretty important. For example, just one of Dan River's employees might be thought to be relatively unimportant when compared to the total of more than twelve thousand. But, every one of them has his specific job and the efficiency of the entire group depends on each individual. A chain is only as strong as its weakest link. Therefore, we give individual attention to every employee hired by Dan River and try to place him where he will be happiest and do the best job. The result is a group of employees, each doing his job Well, of which We can be justly proud. DAN RIVER MILLS INCORPORATED Page Sixty-three Congratulations and Best Wishes To Class of '53 BELK-LEGGETTS Best Wishes R. M . C O M P S O N Belk-Leggett Studio Lea Lewis Furniture Company, Inc. Furniture-Floor Coverings Jlhlf, CHIHEYH Shljp Stoves and Ranges DANVILLE, VIRGINIA your kodak dealer 201 Main St. Phone 1236-4434 i Page Sixty'fo1Ir Starters, Generators, Voltage Regulators, Caburetors, and General Repair Service Da1ton's Garage IIO Wooding Avenue II. E. PARRISH 81 SON Phone 368 Danville Coal Cr Oil Supply Company Premium Coals-Atlantic Heating Oil Lynn Street Danville, Va. Danville Frozen Feed Service P. O. Box IOI8 Phone 5408 Your Frozen Food Center Distributors Pict Sweet Frozen Foods Your business greatly appreciated DANVILLE, VIRGINIA Meet Your Friends al' The College Soda Shoppe 594 West Main Street CALLAHAN Cleavzwzr DonviIIe's Best Cleaners l25 Watson St. For Pick Up and Delivery Phone 3572 John O. Gunn Caswell Motor Co. Ford Sales and Service YANCEYVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Fuller Motor Company General Auto and Truck Repair Harold I. Fuller, Proprietor 60I Loyal St. Danville, Va. Page Sixty-five DHHCE 84 FEHTRISS H3 Market Street GENERAL INSURANCE Complimerwts of Compliments of Gatewood Goal Company Danville Hardware 432 South Main Station Phone 535 Buy Firma-omat Mattresses from W. E. SUDDARTH'S FURNITURE COMPANY 212 North Union Page Sixty-six gm! llflhafzefs DIBRELL BROTHERS, INC Established 1873 LEAF TOBACCO V EVIGI A US Cole Furniture Company HOME OF BARGAINS 203 North Union Street Phone 76l Giles Flower 5h0P FASHION BEAUTY SHOP Giles Flower Garden 6' Green House Phone 3173 west Mnin Extension Chorlie ond Eorline Giles Work Guaranteed phone 2435-1215 Tillie Hommonds Lucille Roberts Hudson Automobile Case 6' Massy-Harris Farm Machinery Tractors, Combines, Haybalers Ferrell Motor Car Corporation 426 Newton Street Danville, Virginia Phone 87 Tractor Department 5264 Page Sixty-eight HHRRY'S PLHCE BIG RED APPLE O Dealers in Groceries and Produce North Main Street DANVILLE, VIRGINIA Phone 6483-R Night 5006-W Page Sixty IT'S BEEN A PLEASURE TO SERVE YOUI Always Remember Us FOR VALUE - FOR QUALITY - FOR STYLE INCIJRPORAT E0 nAuvlu.E's BEST sfolu i f Q QMWAN Sincere Service Since 1886 HILL-WINN, INSURANCE All kinds of Insurance and Bonds Two Locations to serve you DANVILLE, VIRGINIA HILL INSURANCE COMPANY OSCAR WINN AGENCY 7l4 Masonic Temple l068 Riverside Drive Phone 83 Phone 7504 Agents for Fire, Auto, Hail, Casualty, Bond and Life Companies Formerly represented by Waddill-Holland gl Flinn, Inc. ancl Oscar Winn Insurance Agency A. R. IDICIO I-IIII, Oscor Winn, ond A. R. IAII I-Iill, Jr. age Seventy CO 3'Ime'IfS of HYLAND Fooo MARKET Dr, Pgppgr Battling Hg, CradeAWestern Meats Fancy Produce Drink Your Bite to Eat at 1012-4M 2360 North Main Extension DANVILLE, VIRGINIA 403 S. Main Phone 389 T I h 5476 ee One DANVILLE, VIRGINIA P HITCI-ICCDCKIS STUDIG Portraiture and Hitchcock Photo Finishing Service A Department of Hitchcock Studio 427 Main Phone I835 DANVILLE, VIRGINIA Phone 3595 R. N. FORD FrankIin's Amoco Station Construction Washing-Polishing Grading 6' Excavating creasing-Cleaning -gn- Contract or Rental Basis Phone I9IZ South Main Street DANVILLE, VIRGINIA Page Seventy-one GARDNER Motor Company DODGE BROTHERS Cars - Trucks - Buses Plymouth Motor Cars C555 Ph 3500 II Compliments of Harville Motor Company Your Nash Dealer Phone 5560 Danville, Virginia P g Seventy-t JRHNSUNE RRUR STURE EVERYTHING EUR THE NURSES GIS h 65 I87S hM S ll V Compliments ol Jo e ' s P I a C e A Sausage Company PURE PORK SAUSAGE The Ham makes it different Phone 7200 DANVILLE, VIRGINIA Phone 5I40 J. 81 R. SERVICE Fuel and Ignition Parts Brake and Front End Service Bear Wheel Alignment 401 South Main Danville, Va. King motor Company DE SOTO PLYMOUTH 762 Loyal Street Compliments of Klip 8 Hurl Beauty Bar 538 North Main Street Phone 2782 Compliments of G. S. K. Page Seventy-five Compliments of M. Koplen DanviIIe's Lowest Priced Clothier I26-204 North Union Street DANVILLE, VIRGINIA Compliments of Lewis Furniture Co. Where fine furniture is cheaper Phone 387 l4EELlHG'S PHHRIAHFICY G. L. Keeling, Owner The Store That Appreciates Your Business 'I472 North Main Street DANVILLE, VIRGINIA Compliments of Little Pontiac Corporation O 706 Wilson St. Danville, Va. Phone S960 LOYAL STREET GULF Ollie Cook, Proprietor Long's Battery 6' Ignition Service Starters, Generators, Ignition C1 Magnetos SI Years Experience 766 Loyal At Five Forks Phone 4667 Laramore Construction Go. Incorporated Transit-Mixed Concrete-Excavation A Driveway Phone 2248 P. O. Box 348 DANVILLE, VIRGINIA Page Seventy-six MERCHANTS DELIVERY MOVERS Phone 7900 168 Riverside Drive T. E. McLelland Shoe Shop 111 North Market Street DANVILLE, VIRGINIA Phone 316 l-lome of Family Shoe Repair Marvin-Neitzel Corporation Modern Clothing for Hospital and Nurse Fifth Avenue and Federal Street TROY, NEW YORK Compliments of M System Grocery West Main Street Extension Phone 831 W. W. Wentz, Owner-Manager M. 8 M. Eiimiture Company More for your Money Two stores to serve you 130 North Union 234 Main St. Phone 796-229 20 OSCAR TRENT'S Qfzuq, Sfvfm, Phone 1400 33 N. Main Danville, Va Page Seventy-sever I f NORTH END FUNERAL HOME CZ? Compliments of GLUEIWS HUD TTIIHOR DRUG CG. RICHMOND, VA. Serving the Hospitals and Drug Stores of Virginia and North Carolina Since 1882 With Complete Stocks of Drugs and Pharmaceuticals. Phone 2-4731 Richmond, Va PgS 7 Pl-ITTERSUN DRUG 00. DANVILLE'S OUTSTANDING PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY CONGRATULATES THE NURSES O FIVE Experienced Registered Plwarmacists To Serve You and Your Patients DEPENDABLY, SAFELY, ADEQUATELY, PROMPTLY PATTERSON DRUG CO. Masonic Temple DANVILLE, VIRGINIA PIEIIMUNT PIIINT PHIIDUCTS Points ond Vornislwes For Every Purpose Cgmplimemg Of MADE IN DANVILLE .None Bam.. Pointers Jarmen Shop W. R. Purdum 84 00. 204 Main Danville 201 THE HUB CLOTHIERS House of Quality Gifts for Men our Specialty Gifts and Greeting Cards 319 Main St. Page Eighty PUWEIIS 8 I-INUEHS UN, INC. The Lmigfmt and Oldest furgzkal Imlrument Houfe in the .Youth SUHEIEAL INSTRUMENTS HUSPITAL SUPPLIES, Etc. 2 SOUTH FIFTH STREET RICHMOND 3, VIRGINIA Shop and Save At Haylass Ilepanmenl Store Compliments of R U S S E L L ' S S. T. Strader Sc Son Quality Meats-Groceries Fancy Produce 1127 Washington St. Phone 6243 Compliments of H. H. IIIIMEY AND CUMPIINY INSURANCE Since 1919 515 North Main Phone 1732 R. B. RODGERS CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY 608 North Main Phone 617 DANVILLE, VIRGINIA Established 1886 LU. D. Rowe Company Incorporated Marble and Granite Memorials 415-417 Patton Street DANVILLE, VIRGINIA Phone 416 RICHARDSON BROTHERS Heavy and Fancy Groceries Fresh Produce 534 Loyal Street IISTOP I! RUSSELL'S PLACE Tasty Sandwiches and Thick Milk Shakes Phone 3764 N. Main Ext. Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Wrenn, Props. Page Ei ghty-two Compliments of SCOTT FUHERHL HOIUE Q55 CHHTHHIT1, VIRGIHIH May God Be With You! SIXTH DISTRICT Graduate Nurses Association oi Virginia il f Compliments of Slater System Incorporated Compliments of EMM FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM IN TOWN Call 3773 115 Watson St. Danville Virginia P ge Eighty-fi Compliments of Stinson Tire Company, Inc: eos LOYAL ST. PHONE oANvII.I.E, VIRGINIA COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE AIR EQUIRRED SERVICE GZ AL TRUCKS WITH PNEUMATIC TIRE TOOLS FOR HEAVY DUTY WORK -goes o Ion g vvoy To moke friends SDHUDLFIELD THEATRE WEST MAIN STREET EXTENSION Movies Are Better Than Ever Programs Are Planned For Your Entertainment For Schedules, We Invite You To Call Phone I530 Compliments of A. W. SAUNDERS PAINT SHOP Page Eighty-six CONGRATULATIONS, GIRLS A BETTER PROFESSION COULD NOT HAVE BEEN 5 ..1'.,1:+fa1Mp,, 1 --'- 1111 :Egg-f ---- -- 'ziggez 1111 -Qi M14 E , :f i f' - ,L an '- ' 1 .ure -ezfa YL, -A 1:5535 3113 - , ' 3333 7' A ' aTi?H:4?f+EEi fi' - FL.. , 'HTH 43 41 51. :fgl ' W gi-H555- Q.-5 Um 555125 12322-2 V -was - A-3,H.,E 3333 5:-fir-1: - . .-sf-f SZ: :Earns-2.1 3333 - ' ' f-.1-3,9 i E . .-23 , .. -me 4, c:-Q ..i...u-:.-jg 5 . ,, ,... V, um ,.,, A K ,VA. H ,,,, ,M - - , l' - SYM. ' 'lp'-1:,',',-mg' 5-3'gg'- -,-H-,1-Wg1 g,1gjQ1 ' ' 'MIXIt:hiFMR'.'.'J.12X1IF.'3-'.W.12N:I.'.K123lil Page Eighty-seven Let ScheweI's Feather Your Nest' SEHEWEL IHomPson's Furniture Comp any Where Style Hits Chatham First DANVILLE'S LARGEST FURNITURE STORE CHATIIAM, VIRGINIA Lgrsr It-I. tP E tT I Ph 584 229 M St t GENERAL INSURANCE Wm. T. THOMPSON COMPANY Wm. T. Thompson, Jr. serving Danville Insurors since 1925 Vass-Mohley Hardware Company, Inc. ROOFING, SHEET METAL WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES P g Eghty gh: J. T. Townes Printing Eu X !Af' 1 3 ESTABLISHED 1897 A,iiiie-fm. AND DRY CLR-:ANERS -EU.NrDR,,I,, , :mx X , QD' PRI NTERS-STATIONERS f X-Qi., Plume 85 ww ,fx t ENC-RAVIN-G CORNER PATTON 8 LYNN STS. DANVILLE, VA. , 552 MAIN sr. iuimvsui s ..' .el ,Q ' A g mt.. . A , Foorwomc , WITHOUT FATIGUE . A C bin Ulmumq, fbcrwww uw unite REG. U. S. PAT. OFF. AND CANADA Texaco Stations Gus, Oil, Washing, Greasing, Tires, Tubes, Batteries Corner Jefferson 6' Pine Streets North Main Extension Earl Lewis, Manager SEARS, ROEBUCK and Company Shop at Sears and Save P ,Q Eghtq GZ Beit Uflrloef F. WQTGWNES gk SON FUNERAL HOME C155 Phone 1576 Triangle Supply, lncerpnraled V. C. Implement and Well Drilling Company Phone 4210-w 1001 Riverside Drive Danville, Va. GENERAL ELECTRIC Te1eViS10n-R0yl'11e0n--Zen1111 APPLIANCES Dumont-HaIlicrafters-Tele-tone Free Demonstration-Appliunces-Pumps Compliments of DanviIle's First Station West Main Sinclair Service Slalien 605 West Main Street Phone 6492 Gasoline, Motor Oils, Car Washing Expert Car Lubrication Service General Tires, Tubes, Batteries Page N inety-one -1 For u Tasty Treat TAKE HOME WHITE HGUSE PIT BAR - B - Q DANVILLE, VIRGINIA Pit-Cooked Bar-B-Q and CHICKEN BRUNSWICK STEW Telephone 6382 John Reep-Earl Chisholm, Mgrs. Compliments of II. L. Wright St Company, Incorporated Mechanical Contractors 2510 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia Phone 7-4666 GREETINGS FROM WHITEHE1-lD'S PHARMACY Hunt M. Whitehead CHATHAM, VIRGINIA Page Ninety-two . I wif n , .W Aff, ' . - wffgw. M22 W5 fiffff 624, UM XWI4, 12 9, ff'7,5,f , 9' , 6 .7 - i .V , -' ,vl4,,ge7wfw, J ' Gr' V ' 0 X 6 r 1 MRM .WC-4-,9 X - ' - -- .ff -- JS f- - 4 M: 1 fa' wiv' W 4- . :I Q .. 2 1 'Ma n x Il ,'1 UI ' ' w,, wi' Y' QS .f'i.'!Uf1lfu'-L he-SBU-1'liF-' 'NUS' maj!! ...... ,. fn. ..., .. ... .. ..... .....q...-AN:--rv -.. Compliments of Wrenn-Yeatts Funeral Home Page N inety-three Page Wyott 81 Holi Food Store James L. Riddle Danville's Finest Foods GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS AND FANCY SEA FOODS 135 Watson Street Phone 3ll5 Danville, Va. Compliments of Compliments of Wyatt Chevrolet Company Royal Crown Gola Danville Virginia H. P. Green Shoe Co. ELEMENTS E PARKER FURNITURE, CARPETS, DRAPERIES Shoes That Fit 328 Main Street Hotel Danville Building DANVILLE VIRGINIA N ine ty-four POST OFFICE SERVICE STATIUN, ING. MAIN STREET-PHONE 3765 GASOLINE, MOTOR OILS, CAR WASHING EXPERT CAR LUBRICATION SERVICE GENERAL TIRES, TUBES, BATTERIES PARKING CONGRATULATIONS AND PET DAIRIES PARKVIEW LAUNDRY LAUN DRY-DRY CLEANING STORAGE 657 West Main Phone 184 Fresh Meats and Country Produce PALMERS MEAT MARKET Page Ninety-fzv Compliments of SATEH5 MEN SHUP Danville's Showplace of M en's C lothing 332 Main Street Phone 168 Compliments of S. S. Spencer Supply Company, Ine. Complete Home Furnishing Phone 2441 HALIFAX, VIRGINIA Compliments of GOLF CLUB Esso snmon Phone 3549-J At Stokeland C. J. Dalton, Prop. CONGRATULATIONS Seven-Up Bottling Co. DANVILLE, VIRGINIA 614 South Main Phone 3531 Stonewall ESSCD Station M. M. Fowlkes Esso Products Washing-Lubrication Phone 2072 N. Main and Bradley Rd. Snow While Iliaper Service lVlotl1er's Helper-Babies Friend Completely Sterile Diapers Use For Economy ot Time, Labor, ond Money Riverview Drive Phone 4346 Page N inety-S Compliments of South Main Esso Station . Th B C Reynolds Appluance Co. 8 my Omer T, Morgan Wells l63 W. Main Street Phone 3779 DANVILLE, VIRGINIA DANVILLE, VIRGINIA Phone 3010 Compliments of A FRIEND Schuoliield Industrial Loan Corp. 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