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Yearbook Name
The Chest of Treasures 1951
Location
Shanghai, Virginia (King & Queen County, VA)
Additional Information
The Chest of Treasures
Published by the Senior Class of
PLEASANT HILL HIGH SCHOOL
SHANGHAI, VIRGINIA
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PLEASANT HILL HIGH SCHOOL
SHANGHAI, VIRGINIA
Our Alma Mater
Sing praises to our high school so loyal and true,
We’ll remember the things that you taught us to do.
Pleasant Hill, we’ll remain as a servant to you,
Through your halls of learning, you have led us through.
Alma Mater, we praise and accept what you’ve taught,
You have led us and shown us to do what we ought.
Thy children are many, thy problems are few,
We’ll think of you always and always be true.
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Dedication
It is with warm hearts that we dedicate our 1951 Chest
of Treasures to our principal, Mr. George C. Chenault.
We feel that Mr. Chenault is a member of our class
since he entered as a freshman with us and will be gradu-
ating with us.
Our many thanks and thoughts go with our dedication
to our great friend and advisor.
S
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ANNUAL STAFF
Robert Lee Massey.....................................Editor
Clayton Roane..............................Assistant Editor
Shirley Lawson.............................Business Manager
Ruby Lee Davis....................Assistant Business Manager
Mae Bristow_________________________________________Secretary........................................
Herbert Cox...............................Assistant Secretary
Charlotte Carlton___________________________________Treasurer..................................
Helen Bew...............................Assistant Treasurer
Hilda Bristow.............................Commercial Editor
Herbert Milby................................Literary Editor
• Betty Rodgers, Clarence Brooks and
Robert Langford........................Make-Up Editors
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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
President ....................................
Robert Lee Massey
Vice-President...................................Ruby Lee Davis
........................................
Secretary____________________________________Shirley Ladson
Treasurer____________________________________Clayton Roane....................................
Reporter__________________________________Charlotte Carlton..................................
Class Colors: Green and White
Class Flower: Rose
Class Motto: “The Higher Wc Rise, The Better The View.”
SENIORS
Robert Lee Massey
Valedictorian
Ruby Lee Davis
Salutatorian
Florence Clayton Roane
Prophet
Herbert Banks Milby
Herbert Martin Cox
Poet
Mary Charlotte Carlton
Historian
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SENIORS
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CLASS HISTORY
ONE RAINY DAY in September of ’47, a bewildered group of
inexperienced “brats,” as we were called, entered high
school. We staggered through our first year doing the best
we could in our studies, and as the year drew to a close, we de-
cided to visit the historical establishments of Williamsburg and
Jamestown.
As Sophomores, we felt more at home in high school, because
we had become accustomed to our different life. This was a very
uneventful year because we tried to get out of everything we
could and still get by. We took another interesting trip at the
close of the year; this trip included visits to Stratford Hall and
Westmoreland Park.
Our Junior year was filled with excitement of planning a
trip for the Seniors. We took them to Washington and spent the
day traveling about the city, visiting places of historical interest.
After seeing the important places, we took off to the zoo.
SENIORS—at last—our goal has been reached! During
this year, we have had many reasons to be proud of our class.
Football season saw Robert Lee Massey and Clarence Brooks as
top players on the football field. Basketball season saw Robert
Lee, again, showing his skill as an athlete and was also listed with
the baseball club. The girls were outstanding, too, during these
seasons as: Cheerleaders, Clayton Roane, Betty Rodgers and Shir-
ley Lawson; as basketball players, Clayton Roane and Helen
Bew; as softball players, Hilda Bristow, Mae Bristow and Helen
Bew. Clayton, Helen, Mae and Hilda; as well as Robert Lee and
Clarence, proved themselves to be valuable members of student
athletics.
We are grateful for the parts we played and the friends we
made at our Alma Mater.
Herbert Milby, Historian
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Class Prophecy of 1951
The days grow long and the scenes seem
bare
As I rock along in my old rocking chair.
I can’t help but think of school and friends
there,
And wonder what life has brought them to
bear.
I lean back often and dream of their fates,
And, in thinking of them, I forget the
dates.
But 1 remember distinctly in the year, ’63,
I saw Robert Langford sitting under a tree.
He said he teas ploiving, but I knoic it
wasn’t so.
He seemed just as lazy as he was befo’.
In my 70 years, I’ve been many a place,
And I found where Herbert Cox can stay
and hide his face.
He’s still as bashful as before,
’Cause I saw him hiding behind a coal mine
door.
One time my daughter took me to New
York,
And wc strolled around by Central Park.
There I saw Clarence Brooks cleaning the
street
With a gripe every time his brush would
sweep.
I passed on to Fifth Avenue;
I saw a sign and couldn’t believe it was
true.
I looked once and I stared and stared again
For Clayton Roane’s name was there as
owner of the 5 and 10.
I peeked in the window and guess who was
there—
Shirley Lawson, "racked” back in a chair!
She should have been typing, but she was
CHIEF EXEC,
So "racking back” was her actual job—
what more could you expect?
Wc got tickets to see a baseball game,
Many names, I knew, were of great fame.
I looked on the field and had nothing to
say,
For there, I saw Hilda Bristow,
First lady baseball player for the USA!
When all of a sudden, there arose such a
clatter,
I jumped from my scat to see what was the
matter.
There it ivas—it was Betty Rodgers!
She was leading cheers for the Brooklyn
Dodgers.
After the game, I went out on the street
And spied a friend I was anxious to meet;
Ruby Lee Davis was the friend there to
greet,
She’s the great beautician on Wall Street.
I saw a little billboard above a building.
It was a picture of my friend, Herbert
Milby.
He was number one salesman in the land,
And he had been awarded a new sedan.
My daughter suggested that we sec a play,
And Mae Bristow was really good as she
appeared on Broadway.
I was amazed to find her there;
But I knew that she had talent to spare.
Before I left Neiv York, I went to the
Diamond Horseshoe
And saiv no other than Helen Bew,
Dancing her one-two, one-two.
I was so shocked and in UTTER DISGUST,
I ivent out to catch the nearest bus.
The driver was nice, and he wasn’t sassy,
He was my old school bus driver, Robert
Lee Massey!
I got home and was amazed to find,
That my husband had left with my chil-
dren fine.
He left me here in utter despair,
So I sit alone in my old rocking chair.
Charlotte Carlton, Prophetess
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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT
HELEN BEW leaves her sweet little smile to Rose Richardson.
CLARENCE BROOKS leaves his ability to sing to Richard
Harper.
BETTY LOU RODGERS leaves her song book to Grace Seward.
ROBERT LEE MASSEY leaves his school bus to Oscar Boyer’s
junk yard for the benefit of all who ever rode in it.
HERBERT COX leaves his way with the girls to Robert Bourne.
RUBY DAVIS leaves her membership in the Beta Club to Bill
Carlton.
ROBERT LANGFORD leaves his wise cracks to Robert Gibson.
HILDA BRISTOW leaves her men to Mary Ann Carlton.
CHARLOTTE CARLTON leaves her love for Mr. Colbert’s gov-
ernment class to Marie Coleman.
HERBERT MILBY leaves the students peace and quietness.
SHIRLEY LAWSON leaves her secretary’s book to Shirley
Wilson.
CLAYTON ROANE leaves her way with the teachers to Dorothy
Ann Fleet.
MAE BRISTOW leaves her long hair to Myrtis Brooks.
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Eighth Grade
Front row, left to right: Duward Milby, Cecil Crump, Bessie Langford,
Joyce Sears, Ruby Carlton, Doris Gayle, Julia Lawson, Duane Massey, Mary
Evelyn Carlton and Gloria Wilson.
Second row: Frances Sears, James Willis, Lois Perry, Samuel Massey,
Melvin Fary, Latane Richardson, Leland Wyatt, Clyde Walton and Mrs. Roberts,
teacher.
Back row: Charles Brabrand, Vernell Bristow, Oneida Hall, Martha Ann
Carlton, Annette Pierce. Franklin Robinson, William Anderson, and Raymond
Walton.
OFFICERS
President........................................Annette Pierce
Vice-President...............................William Anderson
Secretary__________________________________________Oneida Hall..........................................
Treasurer.........................................Julia Lawson
Class Flower: Dogwood
Class Colors: Blue and Gold
Class Motto: “Truth planted in the heart of the youth is the seed that bringeth
forth the golden harvest of the future.”
SOPHOMORES
JUNIORS
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Sophomore Class
Front row, left to right: Miss Ritchie, teacher; Grace Seward, Roberta
Clegg, Mildred Davis, Mary Ann Roane, Doris Carlton and Mary Ann Carlton.
Second row: Leonard Wilson, Jr., Rose Richardson, Dorothy Ann Fleet,
Addie South, Shirley Townsend, Annie Brown and Daniel Carlton.
Back row: Tommy Revere, Allen Coates, Bill Carlton, Oscar Walton, Wal-
ter Gresham, Walter Crowe, and Robert Gibson.
Class Flower: Rose
Class Motto: “To Improve Our Best”
Class Colors: Green and White
CLASS OFFICERS
President.....
Vice-President ...................................
Secretary_____
Treasurer....
-Francis Milby
Robert Gibson
...Addie South
-Mildred Davis
Song Leader___________________________________Grace Seward..................................
Junior Class
Front row, left to right: Thelma Carter, Doris Palmer, Catherine Watkins,
Verna Mae Carlton, Eleanor Mae Pierce, Myrtis Brooks and Marie Bristow.
Second row: Richard Harper, Billy Wills, Carroll Morris, Kathleen Brooks,
Mildred Carlton, Shirley Wilson and Marie Coleman.
Back row: Clarence Gresham, Lafayette Chandler, Mr. Colbert, teacher;
William Hale Littlepage and Warren Brown.
Class Flower: Rose
Class Motto: “Forward Ever, Backward Never”
Class Colors: Blue and Gray
CLASS OFFICERS
.-Doris Palmer
.Robert Bourne
Shirley Wilson
.Marie Coleman
President.....
Vice-President ...................................
Secretary.....
Treasurer....
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SIXTH GRADE
SEVENTH GRADE
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FOURTH GRADE
FIFTH GRADE
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SECOND GRADE
THIRD GRADE
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FIRST GRADE
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Choral Club
The Choral Club, under the direction of Mrs. Roberts, has made great
progress in 1951.
The Singers are: Front row, left to right—Julia Lawson, Marie Bristow,
Martha Anne Carlton, Grace Seward, Addie South, Roberta Clegg, Mary Ann
Carlton and Betty Lou R.odgers.
Second row: Lois Perry, Gloria Wilson, Duane Massey, Verna Mae Carlton,
Eleanor Mae Pierce, Bessie Langford, Mildred Davis, Hilda Bristow, Ruby Carl-
ton, Joyce Mae Sears, Doris Gayle and Mary Evelyn Carlton.
Back row: Catherine Watkins, Mildred Carlton, Rose Richardson, Doris
Palmer, Annette Pierce, Frances Sears, Clayton Roane, Shirley Lawson, Helen
Bew and Ruby Davis.
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Beta Club
The National Beta Club, an organization for high school students, out-
standing in scholarship, character, achievement and attitudes, was installed at
Pleasant Hill High School on March 9, 1951.
The following students were selected as charter members: Left to right—
Verna Mae Carlton, Richard Harper, Doris Palmer, Robert Lee Massey, Shirley
Wilson, Warren Brown and Ruby Davis.
OFFICERS
President.........................................Richard Harper
Vice-President..............................______________________________________Doris Palmer
Sccrctari/_____________________________________Verna Mae Carlton.....................................
Treasurer ______________________________________.Warren Brown
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Student Council
Front row, left, to right:
Roberta Clegg......................................Secretary
Clayton Roane_______________________________________Reporter.....................................
Betty Rodgers____________________________________Song Leader...................................
Bach row, left to right:
Robert Massey........................................President
Richard Harper..................................Vice-President
Carroll Morris........................................Treasurer
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Athletic Council
This year’s council was the first active council in the last decade at Pleasant
Hill. Under the leadership of Coach Bob Colbert, the council worked deligently
in the purchasing of eighteen new football uniforms, twelve new basketball uni-
forms and eighteen new baseball uniforms.
The council not only bought new uniforms but the balls and other equip-
ment that was necessary, for each sport had to be purchased.
COUNCIL OFFICERS
President.....
Vice-President ..................................
Secretary.....
Treasurer.....
-Robert Massey
Richard Harper
.Warren Brown
.Carroll Morris
Reporter .................................
William Littlepage
Though she was not an officer, Clayton Roane should be given
credit for her work.
Front row, left to right: Mae Bristow, Clayton Roane, Ruby Carlton, Ver-
nell Bristow and Hilda Bristow.
Back roiv: Billy Wills, Robert Massey, William Littlepage, Coach Colbert,
Richard Harper, Warren Brown and Carroll Morris.
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F. F. A. CHAPTER
Front row, left to right: Roy Hill, Richard Harper, Robert Bourne, Allen Coates, Robert
Massey, Robert Langford, Paul Hite, Lafayette Chandler and Carroll Morris. Second row:
Warren Brown, Daniel Carlton, Gibson Brown, Walter Gresham, Bill Carlton, Leonard Wilson
and Oscar Walton. Back row: Francis Milby, Tommy Revere, Clarence Gresham, Herbert
Milby, Clarence Brooks, Walter Crowe and Robert Gibson.
OFFICERS: President, Richard Harper; Vice-President, Robert Massey; Secretary, Rob-
ert Langford; Treasurer, Lafayette Chandler; Reporter, Robert Bourne; Sentinel, Clarence
Brooks, and Teacher, Roy Hill.
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Safety Patrol
Seated, left to right: Warren Brown, Grace Seward, Shirley Lawson, Char-
lotte Carlton, Mae Bristow, Mildred Davis and William Hale Littlepage.
Standing, left to right: Lafayette Chandler, Richard Harper, Clarence
Brooks and Clarence Gresham.
Captain.................................Charlotte Carlton
Shirley Lawson and Mae Bristow
Lieutenants.................
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Top Photo: BASKETBALL CHEER LEADERS—Left to right—Doris Palmer, Shirley
Wilson, Thelma Carter, Betty Rodgers, Marie Coleman and Marie Garnett.
Bottom Photo: FOOTBALL CHEER LEADERS—Standing—Dorothy Ann Fleet, Eleanor
Mae Pierce, Clayton Roane and Marie Garnett. Kneeling—Myrtis Brooks, Betty Rodgers and
Roberta Clegg.
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Football Team
In our first season of football at Pleasant Hill, we didn’t have the privilege
of winning a game but there was great improvement shown over the course of
the season.
SCHEDULE
Opponent
Tappahannock
Christchurch-.
Tappahannock
Middlesex____
West Point___
We They
0 78
0 62
7 62
7 71
15 26
Scoring was done by the following players: Allen Coates, 15
points; Robert Massey, 12 points, and Richard Harper, 2 points.
Harper also stood out on defense.
First String Line-up—Front row, left lo right: Richard Harper, right end;
Lafayette Chandler, right half-back; Robert Massey, quarter-back and captain;
Billy Wills, left end and co-captain; Allen Coates, left half-back, and William
Littlepage, center.
Back row: Coach Colbert, Clarence Brooks, Bobby Walton, Francis Milby,
Bill Carlton, James Willis, Latane Richardson, Leonard Wilson, Tommy Revere,
Oscar Walton, Walter Crowe, Carroll Morris and Robert Bourne.
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Basketball Team
This also being our first season in basketball seemed quite successful to us
even though we won only one game. Coach Colbert did a great job of coaching
in his first season at Pleasant Hill.
SCHEDULE
Opponent Where We They
West Point There 6 70
Middlesex There 25 80
Achilles There 21 92
Christchurch Here 30 83
Botetourt There 22 44
Toano Here 20 60
Marriott There 37 47
Botetourt Here 44 47
Middlesex Here 49 69
Achilles Here 29 45
West Point Here 19 65
Christchurch There 28 62
Marriott Here 49 41
King William There 39 49
Our Squad was composed of the following: Left to right, kneeling—The
starting line-up: Warren Brown, forward; Robert Massey, guard; Richard
Harper, center; Lafayette Chandler, forward, and Paul Hite, guard. Back row:
Robert Bourne, Oscar Walton, William Littlepage, Coach Colbert, Leonard Wil-
son, Bill Carlton and Latane Richardson.
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Girls’ Basketball
Although this was our first year in ever playing basketball and we won only
one game, we feel that it was a most successful season.
Our squad was composed of the following: Left to right—Bessie Langford,
Duane Massey, Mary E. Carlton, Dorothy A. Fleet, Kathleen Brooks, Annette
Pierce, Grace Seward, Shirley Townsend, Roberta Clegg, Addie South, Verna
Carlton, Ruby Carlton, Mary A. Carlton, Eleanor Mae Pierce, Helen Bew, Martha
A. Carlton, Annie Brown and Clayton Roane. Our captain was Roberta Clegg
and our coach. Miss Ritchie.
SCHEDULE
Opponent Where We They
Middlesex There 10 44
Achilles There 26 45
New Kent Here 37 34
Botetourt There 24 56
Toano Here 29 38
Marriott There 15 54
Botetourt Here 34 44
Middlesex Here 45 50
Achilles Here 30 33
Marriott Here 39 51
King William There 33 41
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Softball Squad
Front row, left to right: Grace Seward, Helen Bew, Mae Bristow, Hilda Bristow, Kathleen
Brooks and Vernell Bristow. Second row—Coach Roy Hill, Annie Brown, Marie Bristow, Shir-
ley Townsend, Mary Ann Carlton and Thelma Carter. Back row—Dorothy Ann Fleet, Rose Rich-
ardson, Mary Evelyn Carlton, Addie South, Oneida Hall, Bessie Langford, Ruby Davis, Ruby
Carlton and Roberta Clegg. Captain, Hilda Bristow; manager, Mary Ann Carlton; scorekeeper,
Charlotte Carlton, and reporter, Betty Lou Rodgers.
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Miss Pleasant Hill
Jfiss Pleasant Hill, Mildred Davis, was chosen at a Popularity Contest held
on November 9, 1950. Five Districts of the county were represented at the
contest. Miss Davis was from Shackelfords District. She is a very attractive
young lady and is a member of the Sophomore Class.
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J/^Ao’s Who---1951
(4) (5) (6)
(7) (8) (9)
1. Best AU Around: Helen Bew and Robert
Massey
2. Most Likely to Succeed: Roberta Clegg
and Robert Massey.
3. Best Looking: Roberta Clegg and Billy
Wills.
4. Most Popular: Grace Seward and Rob-
ert Massey.
5. Cutest: Grace Seward and Billy Wills.
6. Most Intellectual: Roberta Clegg and
Robert Gibson.
7. Biggest Flirts: Dorothy Ann Fleet and
Francis Milby.
8. Wittiest: Charlotte Carlton and Clar-
ence Brooks.
9. Most Athletic: Shirley Townsend and
Lafayette Chandler.
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Baseball Team
The baseball team got off to a good start in 1951. Coach Bob Colbert started
with only two regulars back from the 1950 squad. He has done a good job and
built a hustling ball club.
Members of the team are: Catchers, Allen Coates and Bobby Walton; pitch-
ers, Latane Richardson and Oscar Walton; first basemen, Lafayette Chandler and
Hale Littlepage; second baseman, Walter Crowe; shortstop and captain, Tommy
Revere; third baseman, Robert Massey; outfielders, Clarence Gresham, Richard
Harper, Franklin Robinson, Leonard Wilson and Robert Bourne, Jr.
SCHEDULE
School
We They
Toano............................................8
West Point......................................6
New Kent.......................................12
Charles City.....................................12
Christchurch.....................................12
Marriott.........................................10
West Point....................................... 1
Middlesex........................................6
Toano............................................
Marriott.........................................
King William.....................................
Middlesex........................................
Charles City.....................................
5
5
5
6
9
6
3
5
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May Day
The May Day program of Pleasant Hill High School was presented on May 1
at 1:30 P. M.
The program was to encourage health in our school. The theme was: "The
Cradle of America.’’
The following pupils filled the places of honor: Queen, Helen Bew; King,
Robert Lee Massey; maid of honor, Eleanor Mae Pierce; master of ceremonies,
Richard Harper. The ladies of the court were: Clayton Roane, Marie Garnett,
Mary Ann Roane, Grace Seward, Oneida Hall and Annette Pierce.
Gentlemen were: Herbert Milby, Tommy Revere, Walter Lynwood Crowe,
Samuel Massey and Clyde Walton.
Crown bearers were: Ryland Ammons and Franklin Massey; flower girls,
Joy Humphries, Mary Ann Bristow, Peggy Walton and Phyllis Sue Massey;
train bearers, Mac Richardson and Benny Jenkins; pages, Jimmy Massey and
Larry Bennett Davis.
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SALUDA LUMBER COMPANY Inc. Wholesale and Retail BUILDING MATERIALS I LUMBER Telephone: Dial 8-3311 SALUDA, VIRGINIA HARRIS BRENAMAN Athletic Supplies SPORTING GOODS 717 East Grace Street RICHMOND 19, VIRGINIA Dial: 2-4797—2-4796
Compliments of
Waite Lumber Company, Inc.
FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA
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G. R. CLEGG GENERAL MERCHANDISE Gulf Gas and Oil CUMNOR, VIRGINIA Phone: King William 7721 E. C. BROACHE General Merchandise AYLETT, VIRGINIA
RICE MOTOR and EQUIPMENT SERVICE Refrigerators and Freezers FARM IMPLEMENTS and DIESEL SERVICE Phone: King William 7351 AYLETT, VIRGINIA Compliments of E. W. SIMPKINS ST. STEPHEN’S CHURCH, VIRGINIA
J. C. BLAND General Merchandise SHANGHAI, VIRGINIA WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE TAPPAHANNOCK, VIRGINIA
McCauley chenault General Merchandise AYLETT, VIRGINIA r. Tappahannock Furniture Store, Inc. Norge Refrigerators Zenith Radios TAPPAHANNOCK, VIRGINIA Telephone: 2811 J
H. C. HALL
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Gas and Oil
FRESH MEATS
SALUDA, VIRGINIA
Phone: 5-2419
MILBY
SERVICE STATION
Gidf Gas and Oil
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Phones: 5-2293—5-2401
SHACKLEFORD, VIRGINIA
Lyon Lumber Company
Lumber and Building Materials
Post Office: West Point—Box 632
Phone: King and Queen 5-2360
J. M. ASHLEY
MATTAPONI. VIRGINIA
General Merchandise
Star Brand Shoes
Featuring a Complete Line of
D & G PRACTICAL FEED
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E. COLIN CARLTON
GAS, OIL AND PARTS
Auto Repairing
MATTAPONI, VIRGINIA
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PAMUNKEY MOTOR SALES
DeSoto—Plymouth
Fourteenth Street
WEST POINT. VIRGINIA
Phone: 310
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GEORGE W. ASHLEY
GROCERIES
Fur Dealer
WEST POINT, VIRGINIA
Phone: 27
T. 0. SALES COMPANY
Quality Furniture
Maytag and Kelvinator Appliances
15th and Main Streets
WEST POINT, VIRGINIA
Compliments of
A FRIEND
WEST POINT DAIRY
FROZEN FOODS
Phones: G44 or G45
WEST POINT. VIRGINIA
J. L. EVANS
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Feed, Seed, Fertilizer
MASCOT, VIRGINIA
L. B. BLAND
GLENNS, VIRGINIA
General Merchandise
Texaco Oil
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Compliments of
HOME BENEFICIAL LIFE
INSURANCE CO., INC.
G. C. Hood and W. R. Palmer, agents
WEST POINT, VIRGINIA
Southern Athletic Supply
Company, Inc.
116 North Seventh Street
RICHMOND 19, VIRGINIA
YORK WHOLESALE
COMPANY
Wholesale Groceries
Distributors of
WOLFE FLOUR
PATRICK HENRY MEAL
Phone: 86
WEST POINT, VIRGINIA
GLENNS SERVICE CENTER
L. C. PALMER & BROS.
Phone: 8-2043
GLENNS, VIRGINIA
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H. L. WILSON
Gas and Oil
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
SHACKLEFORDS. VIRGINIA
Phone: 5-2271
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Compliments of
WEST POINT FEED CO.
Bendix Television Sales
WEST POINT, VIRGINIA
JAMES E. ASHLEY
General Merchandise
WEST POINT, VIRGINIA
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Compliments of
ELTHAM SERVICE STATION
WEST POINT, VIRGINIA
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FRANKLIN’S RESTAURANT
VARIETY SHOP
WEST POINT. VIRGINIA
GARNETT’S SERVICE
WEST POINT, VIRGINIA
Phone: 9194
Compliments of
W. G. BAREFORD
TAPPAHANNOCK, VIRGINIA
J. W. HOGGE
TEXACO GAS AND OIL
Greasing Service and
General Merchandise
Phone: 5-2275
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Compliments of
W. C. TUCKER’S STORE
GLOUCESTER, VIRGINIA
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Compliments of
HODGES & BRYANT
PLUMBING & HEATING
Phone: 3-1340
GLOUCESTER, VIRGINIA
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ATLEE WILSON
Modern Kitchen Cabinet-Making
Venetian Blinds
Linoleum Tile
SHACKLEFORDS, VIRGINIA
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Compliments of Taylor’s Barber Shop and Beauty Shop WEST POINT, VIRGINIA Phone: 611-J — - - . Compliments of A FRIEND