1956 Middlesex County High School Yearbook in Saluda, Virginia * The Middlesaxon 1956

William Huttrell 
whom we have admired and respected as teacher and leader and whom we love as our true friend, we dedicate this issue of the Middlesaxon. Her wise guidance, her unfailing sympathy and understanding, and her constant interest in our problems on our successes have given her a place in our hearts forever. 
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foreword
years ago the class of '56 set forth on a long and hazardous journey, a pilgrimage to distant an enchanting destination-------GRADU ATION. The path we followed through sunshine and shadow often wound its way through footpaths of discouragement, at times over rocks of mis understanding and discord, along broad highways of happiness, and at last to the heights of success from which we view our goal - now very near. 
In the pages of this book are recorded the highlights of our journey. Here are the faces of our companions who shared the road with us; here are scenes and milestones, familiar and dear to each one of us, captured in all their youth and freshness, to remind us of the days we treasure. Turn the pages and relive the scenes of our pilgrimage with us. 
Ranny Ashburn Alice Stout 
Helen Hill Mabie Healy 
Editor Ethel Burton 
Assistant Editor . . Pat Hurley 
Business Manager Jean Rector 
Assistant Business Manager Mabie Healy 
Sales Manager Dot Myers 
Advertising Manager Helen Hill 
Copy Editor Ann Wake 
Photographic Editor ........................... Ranny Ashburn 
Assistant Photographic Editor Alice Stout 
Sports Editors Rebecca Owen 
William Milby 
Sponsor Miss Glenn 
1. Ethel listens to a suggestion from Pat while Miss Glenn searches for 
an idea. 
2. Dinkie stops Ann's work to discuss a new art idea. 
3. Bootsie explains the basic layout to Becky. 
4. Dot and Jean are interrupted as they balance figures.
MR. THOMAS P. HARWOOD 
Saluda, Virginia 
Division Superintendent of 
Schools, Middlesex and Essex 
Counties. B. A. and M. A., 
Elon College; Graduate work at 
William and Mary, West Virginia University, University of 
Virginia. 
MISS MARJORIE LEE BROWN 
Urbanna, Virginia 
B. A. College of William and 
Mary. Latin. 
MR. THOMAS F. ARMSTRONG Saluda, Virginia 
B. S. University of Richmond. Band Director. 
MRS. MAY J. BAKER 
Urbanna, Virginia 
B. S. Madison College. Home Economics. 
MRS. KATHERINE I. BRISTOW Saluda, Virginia 
B.A. Randolph-Macon Woman's College. English. 
MISS BESSIE MAE BROWN Urbanna, Virginia 
N. P. College of William and Mary. 7th Grade. 
MISS MILDRED F. EVANS Deltaville, Virginia 
A. B. Lynchburg College. Social Studies. 
MR. WILLIAM JOHN DAVIES B. S. College of William and Mary. Physical Education.
MISS MARY EDNA GLENN Hardyville, Virginia 
B. S. Madison College. Science. 
MRS. LOUISE EUBANK GRAY Saluda, Virginia 
B. A. Westhampton College. English. 
MRS. BETTIE W. JAMES Saluda, Virginia 
B. A. College of William and Mary. B. A. Library Science. Librarian. 
MR. H. EUGENE KEITH 
Saluda, Virginia 
B. S. and Agricultural Education. V. P. I. Agriculture. 
MRS. JEANNE M. LUTTRELL Rehoboth Church, Virginia B. S. in Business Education, Longwood College. Business Education. 
MR. BERNARD ELWOOD MITCHELL 
Hardyville, Virginia 
B. A. University of Richmond. M. A. College of William and Mary. George Washington University. Mathematics. 
MR. CLARENCE E. MAJOR 
Stormont, Virginia 
University of Richmond. B. A. 
and M. A. Oxford University. 
MRS. RYLAND LEWIS 
Urbanna, Virginia 
Business Education Secretary. 
MRS. RUBY LEE NORRIS 
Topping, Virginia 
B. S. Mary Washington College French

distant destination
well
PRESIDENT -(center) Ruth Jessie 
REPORTER- Dorothy Myers 
SECRETARY-Gail Taylor 
TREASURER-Alice Stout 
VICE-PRESIDENT-Homer Eutsler 
HISTORIAN-Betsy Menzer 
COLORS: White and Gold FLOWER: Red Rose MOTTO: Build For Character, Not For Fame 
Sponsor 
R. B. SEARS 
Glenns, Virginia 
Yellow Pine and Hardwood 
Phone: Saluda 8-4299 
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REBECCA LEE ARMSTRONG 
Commercial Warner, Virginia Dramatics Club 1,2,4; Safety Patrol 1, 2,3,4; Library Assistant 3; Softball 1,2, 3,4; Band Majorette 1,2. 
JOHN RANDOLPH ASHBURN, JR. Vocational Urbanna, Virginia K. V. G. Club 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Annual Staff, Photographic Editor 4; Handicraft Club. 
KATHERINE LOUISE BROWN 
Vocational Locust Hill, Virginia Softball 1; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Safety Patrol 4; Chairman of Building Committee 4. 
ETHEL MARIE BURTON 
Academic Glenns, Virginia Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,3,4; Vice-President4; Beta Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Annual Staff 3,4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Vice-President S. C. A. 4; Basketball2,3,4,Co-Captain3, Captain 4; Library Club 2; Softball 3; Chair man of Girls' Athletic Committee 4. 
Wayne Arnold beazley 
(Not Pictured) 
Vocational Saluda, Virginia
HOMER THOMAS EUTSLER 
Commercial Remlik, Virginia 
K. V. G. Club 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; 
Vice-President trol 2,3; Glee 
Club 3; Football 3,4, Co-Captain 4; 
Class Vice-President 4. 
JEANNETTE FRANCES GARNETT 
Vocational Remlik, Virginia 
Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Softball 2; Safety 
. 
REBECCA ELOISE GARNETT 
Commercial Remlik, Virginia 
Glee Club 1,2; Handicraft 1; Safety 
. 
JANET RAE GROOM 
Academic Wake, Virginia 
Homeroom Section 1, President 1; Dramatics Club 1; Band Majorette 1,2,3; 
Cheerleader 2,3,4,Captain 4; Beta Club 
3,4; Art Editor of Annual 4. Secretary 
Homeroom 3. 
HELEN ELLICOTTE HILL 
Academic Deltaville, Virginia 
Glee Club 2,3,4, President 2,4; Dra matics Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3; 
Beta Club 3,4, President 4; Student 
Council 2,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Photographer 3, Advertising Manager 4; Band 
1.
CLAYTON DICKERSON MATTHEWS Academic Deltaville, Virginia Photography Club 1; Art Club 1; Dramatics Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Devotional Committee Chairman 4. 
ELIZABETH ANNE MENZER 
Academic Urbanna, Virginia Glee Club 1,3,4; Library Club 2; Band 2; Dramatics Club 3,4; Class Reporter 3; Class Historian 4. 
WILLIAM ELVIN MILBY 
Academic Stormont, Virginia K. V. G. Club 2,3,4, Crew Chief 3; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Secretary and Treasurers, President 4; Basketball l,2,3,4, Co-Captain4;Boys* Sports Editor of Annual 3,4; Class Treasurer 2; Beta Club 3,4; Vice-President 4; Vice-President of S. C. A. 3, President 4; Track 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 3; Band 1,2,3,4. 
VIRGINIA LEE MILLS 
Academic Urbanna, Virginia Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2,3; Library Club 1,3,4, Assistant 2,3,4; Art Club 1. 
LUCY RUTH JESSIE 
Commercial Amburg, Virginia Glee Club 2; Band 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Class President 4.
DOROTHY KING MYERS 
Academic Urbanna, Virginia Art Club 1; Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4, President 3, Reporter 4; Cheerleader 2, 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Annual Staff Sales Manager 4; Class Reporter 4; Library Assistant 2; S. C. A. Chairman of Pro gram Committee 3,4. 
Seniors 
JAMES FRANKLIN PIERCE 
Commercial Saluda, Virginia Band 1,2,3,4; K. V. G. Club 2,3,4. 
JEAN HOSKINS RECTOR 
Commercial Harmony Village, Virginia Glee Club 1,2; Safety Patrol 3,4, Co Captain 4; Beta Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Student Council 4, Secretary 4; Library Assistant 3,4; Yearbook Staff 3,4, Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 4; Chairman of Health and Welfare Committee 3,4. 
DONALD PATTERSON RENNIE Academic Deltaville, Virginia K. V. G. Club 4; Varsity Club 4; Varsity Basketball 4; Baseball 4; Manager of Football 4. 
JAMES EARL SPRING 
Vocational Deltaville, Virginia Varsity Club 2,3,4; Glee Club; Dramatics Club 3,4; K. V.G. 2,3,4; Handicraft Club 3; Football 2,3; Baseball Manager 3; Chairman Grounds Committee 4; Homeroom Vice-President 1,2; Track 3,4.
HARRIET GAIL TAYLOR 
Commercial Deltaville, Virginia Dramatics Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Library Club 2,3; S. C. A. Reporter 4, Publicity Chairman 4; Homeroom Section 2, President 1; Class Secretary 2,4. 
THELMA ANN WAKE 
Academic Amburg, Virginia Homeroom Secretary 1; Dramatics Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; Band 2,3,4, Secretary and Treasurer 4; Student Council 4; Chairman of Social and Recreation Committee 4, Class President 3; Cheer leader 2,3, Co-Captain 3; S. C. A. District Secretary 4; Glee Club 3,4; Beta Club 3,4, Reporter 4; Basketball 4; Annual Staff, Copy Editor 4. 
EMMA LOU WARE 
Commercial Jamaica, Virginia Vice-President of Homeroom 1; Hobby Club 1; Pianist of F. H.A. 3; Handicraft 1. 
RUBY PAULINE WILLIAMS 
Commercial Remlik, Virginia Handicraft 1,2; F. H. A. 3,4; Safety Patrol 4. 
ALICE MAE STOUT 
Commercial Wake, Virginia Homeroom Vice-President 1; Class President 2;Class Treasurer 3,4; Library Club3; F. H. A. 4.

Ethel Burton and William Milby selected MOST INTELLECTUAL of the *56 pilgrimage search for information. 
MOST POPULAR: Dorothy Myers presents William Milby with a favor. 
James Pierce and Alice Stout. WITTIEST, make like clowns. 
Not pictured: Ethel Burton and William Milby selected MOST ATHLETIC.
Helen Hill and Jimmy Spring were selected FRIENDLIEST on the ’56 pilgrimage. 
MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Donnie Rennie and Dorothy Myers try Mr. Major's desk for size. 
Homer Eutsler and Helen Hill chosen BEST ALL AROUND of the  pilgrimage take time out for relaxing. Not pictured: BEST LOOKING, Emma Ware and Homer Eutsler. 
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The cast takes a final curtain call. Hill announces the guests. 
Mrs. Bennett greets Lady Lucas and 
Charlotte. MR. BENNETT MRS. BENNETT 
JANE BENNETT 
ELIZABETH BENNETT 
CATHERINE BENNETT 
MARY BENNETT 
LYDIA BENNETT 
MR. COLLINS 
LADY LUCAS 
CHARLOTTE LUCAS 
MR. BINGLEY 
MISS BINGLEY 
MR. DARCY 
MR. WICKHAM 
LADY CATHERINE 
HILL 
Mr. Collins proposes. 
Mrs. Bennett lays down the law to Mr. 
Clayton Matthews Dorothy Myers 
Ethel Burton 
Ann Wake 
Gail Taylor 
Virginia Mills 
Janet Groom 
James Pierce 
Helen Hill 
Jean Rector 
Homer Eutsler 
Rebecca Armstrong William Milby Donald Rennie 
Ruth Jessie 
Alice Stout 
Bennett. Lydia and Kitty bid Jane "good-night" as they leave with Mr. Wickham for the dance.

Left to right: Jackie James, Secretary; Thelma Brown, Treasurer; Becky Owen, Historian; Charles Revere, President; Marion Creighton, Vice-President. 

Pauline Arnette 
Frank Bareford 
Geraldine Bishop 
Judy Blake 
Schuyler Bristow 
William Bristow 
Webster Brooke Thelma Brown Marion Creighton Sam Davis 
Jean Dunlevy 
Charlotte Garrett 
Ann German 
Harry Gilbert 
Alvin Glasco 
James Haynie Franklin Headley Mabie Healy 
Dorothy Hogge Shirley Hubbard Patsy Hurley 
Jackie James 
Jean Landon 
Edith Linthicum 
Rebecca Owen Everette Payne Robert Payne 
Sarah Pierce 
Charles Revere Paulette Revere 
Howard Roane Rue Roberts 
Jackie Rose 
Julia Roy 
Hildreth Segar Jeanette Soles 
Thomas Stewart Oscar Thomas Lloyd Ware 
Joyce Wilson 
Jamie Woodard Ann Worthington

Left to right: Robert Dickerson, Vice-President; Mike Ailsworth, Treasurer; Edwina Pruitt, Reporter; and Historian; June Garrett, Secretary; Aubrey Hall, President. 
Mike Ailsworth 
George Bonney 
Edna Mae Brooks 
Emily Brown 
Hansel Brown 
William Bull 
Doris Burton 
Clara Colley 
Franklin Colley Judy Copper 
Robert Dickerson Evelyna Fears 
June Garrett 
Aubrey Hall 
Julia Hall 
Eleanor Harrow Gladys Hayden 
Mary Jane Haynes Carlyle Keely 
Gwen Kellar 
Helen Lamberth Barbara LeCompte William LeCompte Maxine Lewis 
Betty Major 
Eugene Mason 
Warren Milby 
Suzanne Northan Joan Perkinson 
Jimmie Phillips Shirley Powell 
Frances Prince 
Edwina Pruitt 
Mary Revere 
Charles Revere Irma Slaughter 
Floyd Taylor 
Denby Thomas Scott Tomlin 
Hazel West 
Alma Williams Lottie Williams Bryant Wilson

Violet Crowe 
Patricia Daniel 
Margie Folliard 
Nancy Garnett 
Sally Bryd Hall 
Johnny Hawksworth 
Arthur Jackson 
Elizabeth Keely 
Gary Kershaw 
Walter Lawson 
Mercer Major 
Vernon Marshall 
Jimmie Mercer 
Carey Miller 
Tommy Miller 
Billy Newbill

Elaine Roberts 
Jean Rogers 
Beverley Rose 
Edwin Ruark 
Jan Schreurs 
Phyllis Sears 
Janet Shackelford 
Russell Sibley 
Bobby Stewart 
David South 
Annie Pearl Taylor 
Elizabeth Walker 
Hilda Walton 
Billy Williams 
Vernon Williams 
Dolly Wilson
Wayne Abbott Patsy Ailsworth Bobby Armstrong Joyce Armstrong 
Ashby Arnette Ropert Benson Howard Blake Marvin Bonney 

Charlotte Callis 
Phillip Clare 
Alice F. Clark 
Patricia Coulson 
Jimmie Crickenberger Johnny Crittenden 
Eugene Crowe 
Wilbert Darnell 
Johnny Dunlevy 
Patsy Fary 
Mary Fears 
Diana Finney 
Mary Fitchett 
Cynthia Fleet 
Charles Garrett 
Billy Green 
Frances Grove 
Walter Hall 
Frances Harper 
Earline Harrow 
Tom Hawksworth 
James Hogge 
Tommy Hogge 
Evelyn Holt 
Nellie Jessie 
Ellen Johnson 
George Kennard 
Jack Kershaw 
Barbara Lawson 
Joan LeCompte
Patsy Palmer 
Minnie Parady Billy Parker 
Beatrice Payne Faye Perkinson Johnny Purcell 
Paula Revere 
Pete Robins 
Faye Rogers 
Otis Ryman 
Charles Sadler Norma Jean Sears 
Larry Shores 
Shirley Shores 
Jerome Sibley 
Barbara Soles 
Ann Stevens 
Patsy Stevens 
Barbara Stewart John Stoddard 
Ann Taylor 
Lunonia Taylor Franklin Trevilian Billy VanName 
Barbara Verlander Jerry Ward 
Lola Ward 
Mildred Wilkes Billy Wilson 
James Wood 
 Pir
Revert 
Betty Jean Bray 
Audrey Bristow 
Mary Colley 
Candace Davis 
Douglas Gray 
Jimmie Green 
Jimmy Grove 
Dave Hurley 
Andrew Kirby 
Eva Ann Long 
Jennifer Major 
Barbara Marshall 
Bobbie-Jo Newbill 
Bobby Newman 
Anne Parker 
Sandra Payne 
Faye Pierce 
Nevelle Pierce 
Jimmy Pitts 
Agnes Richardson 
John Thomas Rilee 
Rusty Ryland 
Ethel Ryman 
Betty Jean Sibley 
Andrew Smith 
Jean Stone 
Ellis Walton 
Martha Wilson 
Dickie Yarrington 
Peggy Yates
organizations
Semi-circle, left to right: Eloise Milby, Ann Wake, Virginia Menzer, Gail Taylor, Jean Rector, William Milby, Ethel Burton, Pat Hurley, Miss Marjorie Lee Brown, Hilda Colley, Mabie Healy, Shirley Powell. Standing: Mercer Major, Helen Hill, Rusty Ryland, Warren Milby, Agnes Richardson, Jamie Woodard. 
Committee Chairmen, left to right: Sam Davis, Boys’ Athletic; Clayton Mathews, Devotional; Doro thy Myers, Program; Ann Wake, Social and Recreation; Ethel Burton, Girls* Athletic; Gail Taylor, Publicity. 
Committee Chairmen, left to right: Jean Rector, Health and Welfare; Pat Hurley, Finance; Kathryn Brown, Building; Pauline Williams, Cafeteria; Jimmy Spring, Grounds

Rector, Secretary; Ethel Burton, Vice-President; Miss Marjorie Lee Officers Brown, Sponsor; Pat Hurley, Treasurer. Left to right: William Milby, President; Gail Taylor, Reporter; Jean 
The S.C. A. sent 13 representatives to the Rappahannock Valley District convention on November 23, at Rappahannock. Anne Wake was the secretary for the meeting. Among the topics discussed were: What are Some Worthy Service Projects for the S.C.A.? How much Authority can the Principal Delegate to his S.C.A. ? 
Fifteen dictionaries were bought by the S.C.A. to be used by the students and classes. In order to remind students of proper safety regulations around school, a Traffic Week was sponsored with minor penalties for the offenders. The Student Council also began work on a student handbook. 
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Left to right: Sam Davis; Rebecca Owen; Paulette Revere; Dorothy Myers; Jean Rector, Secretary; Helen Hill, President; William Milby, Vice-President; Ann Wake, Reporter; Ethel Burton, Treasurer; Dorothy Hogge; Mabie Healy; Mrs. Bristow, Sponsor. 
Achievement, character, leadership-these are the goals of the Beta Club. Each Beta works to attain these goals, not for self-glory, but for the well being and advancement of his school. 
On November 16, 1955, an impressive tapping ceremony was held in the auditorium with the student body present. Five new members were tapped and inducted into the club. Membership was based on commendable character, desirable attitudes, and creditable achievement. 
With steadfastness of purpose and humility of spirit the Betas lead by serving others whenever the opportunity presents itself. Always they are standing by willingly and cheerfully. 
MOTTO: "Let us lead by serving others." 
Sponsor 
THE BANK OF MIDDLESEX 
(Member of Federal Deposit Insurance 
Corporation) 
Urbanna-Saluda, Virginia 
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Following the M: Edwin Ruark; William Milby, President; Herbert Ailsworth; Aubrey Hall; Eugene Mason; James Spring; Webster Brooke; William LeCompte; Sam Davis; Jeanette Soles; Mabie Healy; Thelma Brown; Jean Landon; Doris Burton; Mr. Davies, Sponsor; Joan Perkinson; Rebecca Armstrong; Rebecca Owen; Hildreth Segar; Shirley Hubbard; Emmett Powell; Robert Payne; Charles Revere; Decker Bristow, Homer Eutsler, Vice-President; Warren Milby, Secretary and Treasurer; Franklin Headley; Leon Price; Thomas Stewart; Bobby Stewart. Not pictured: Ethel Burton. 
The Monogram Club came into existence in September of 1955. Previously, there was a Varsity Club consisting only of the boys who had won letters for athletic participation. In order to recognize the girls who receive letters, the Varsity Club was absorbed into the Monogram Club. This gave both the girls and the boys an opportunity to take part in the club’s activities. 
Our club strives to uphold the ideals of spirit and sportsmanship and protect the reputation of the schools in athletic events. Other functions of this club are to award letters to the athletes, who have earned them, improve existing facilities, and award the outstanding boy and girl athlete in the Senior Class. 
The Monogram Club, under the capable guidance of Coach Davies, had a successful year and looks forward to a promising future.

 FIRST ROW, left to right: A. Hall, D. Myers, Reporter: M. Healy, Secretary; R. Owen, Pres ident; J. Rose, Mrs. Gray, Sponsor; P. Hurley, SECOND ROW: R. Payne W. Milby, B.Menzer, 
 G. Taylor, M. Lewis, G. Kellar, C. Revere, S. Davis, Treasurer; M. Ailsworth, A. Wake, Vice-President;R. Roberts, B. Major. THIRD ROW: E. Brown, H. Roane, J. Haynie,E. Brooks, D. Hogge, P. Revere, H. Hill, J, Blake, R. Ashburn, J. Woodard, C. Matthews, J. Spring, E. Payne, H. Segar, F. Prince, R. Armstrong. 
FIRST ROW, left to right: E. Holt, F. Perkinson, L. Ward, B. Payne, S. Shores, E. Roberts, 
M. Folliard, P. Ailsworth, T. Miller, B. Stewart, M. Parady. SECOND ROW: P. Coulson, B. Verlander, J. Armstrong, E. Harrow, C. Sadler, P. Daniel, N. Sears, J. florton, E. Milby, V. Menzer. THIRD ROW: B. Lawson, J. Morgan, A. Taylor, E. Walker, P."Revere, E. Kee ly,Colley, V. Crowe, F. Grove, A.Clarke, D. Finney. FOURTH ROW: J. Dun levy,J. Lucas, W. Darnell, J. Crittenden, T. Hogge, S. Lewis, H. Blake, E. Powell, Mrs. Gray. FIFTH ROW: N. Sibley, B. Wilson, J. Stoddard, B. Parker, B. VanName, B. Armstrong, J. Ward, E. Ruark, C. Miller.

senior FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Spring, F. Bareford, Mrs. Norris, Sponsor; G. Bonney, W. 
Brooke, R. Payne, W. Bristow, M. Ailsworth. SECOND ROW: L. Williams, D. Wilson, H. West, T. Miller, E. Roberts, J. Shackelford, M. Folliard, M. Haynes, B. Rose, E. Walker, A. Wake, B. Menzer, H. Hill, President; B. Major, F. Prince, E. Pruitt, H. Lamberth: THIRD ROW: E. Payne, Librarian; S. Powell, A. Williams, J. Soles, G. Parady, H. Walton, E. Linthicum, J. Dunlevy, J. Landon, T. Brown. FOURTH ROW: W. Milby, A. Hall.C. Keely.B. Williams, D. South, E. Pierce, W. Newbill, E. Powell, V. Marshall, B.Stewart, C.Mat thews, D. Bristow, J. Mercer. 
 FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Lewis, B. VajiName, J. Ward, B. Parker, B. Armstrong, J. Purcell, O. Ryman, J. Hogge, Mrs. Norris, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: M. Bonnie, C1F B___________ J. Sibley, C. Saddler, J. Dunlevy, B. Wilson, H. Blake, J. Stoddard, L. Lucas, THIRD ROW: P. Coulson, F. Rogers, E. Harrow, M. Norris, P. Ailsworth, E. Milby, M. Wilkes, V. Menzer, N. Sears. FOURTH ROW: B. Verlander,M. Parady, P. Fary, J, Armstrong, M. Fears, B. Ste wart, A. Clarke, M. Fitchett, P. Revere. FIFTH ROW: B. Lawson, A. Taylor, C. Fleet, S. Shores,J. LeCompte,B. Payne, L. Ward, C. Callis. SIXTH ROW: L. Taylor, P. Palmer, B. l  Mr E hnn  Millr F Prkinnn F Hnlr B Minr mnnir
_ FIRST ROW, left to right: A. Worthington, E. Burton, C. Bristow, J. Ward.R. Owen, S. Northam, T. Miller,J. Shackelford. SECOND ROW: J. Haynie, S. Lewis, L. Price, J. Mer W ^4 L cer, !• Woodard, J. Pierce, E. Payne, Librarian; S. Davis, S. Hall, A. Hall, W. Milby. THIRD ROW: P. Revere, P. Hurley, President; E. Powell, R. Payne, C. Revere, W. Milby. FOURTH ROW, standing: Mr. Thomas Armstrong, Director; M. Revere, M. Healy, R. Jessie, A. Wake, Secretary and Treasurer; J. Blake, D. Hogge. 
FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Miller, B. Newbill, E. Milby, Mr. T. Armstrong, Director. a SECOND ROW: E. Pierce, E. Walker, A. Richardson, A. Kirby, B. VanName, E. Ruark, THIRD ROW: T. Hogge, J. Pitts, J. Green, D. Gray, J. Baker. FOURTH ROW: D. Hurley, 
” w g Stewart, B. Newbill, B. Parker, H. Blake.
Library Assistants 
Margie Bacon Folliard, Elaine Roberts, Tommie Miller. 
Christmas forms the theme for these views of activities in the library. Mrs. James and her assistants bring greetings to the student body and select and check out books for holiday reading. 
Not pictured: Virginia Mills, Sarah Pierce, Jean Landon. Gail Taylor, Jean Rector. Frances Grove, Mrs. James, Virginia Menzer. 
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FIRST ROW, left to right: A. German, Historian; J. Landon; Reporter; D. Burton, Secretary; J. Soles; President; J. Dunlevy; Vice-President; Mrs. Baker, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: H. West, J. Wilson, H. Walton, P. Williams; E. Ware. C. Colley, G. Hayden, J. Hall, H. Colley, S. Hall, J. Perkinson, L. Williams, J. Rogers, D. Bristow, V. Crowe, A. 

Stout. NOT PICTURED: S. Pierce, J. Roy, Treasurer; N. Garnett, A. Taylor. 
Left to right: W. Bristow, F. Taylor, O. Thomas, H. Gilbert, B. Wilson, F. Headley, President; Mr. Keith, Sponsor; R. Dickerson, Secretary; J. Phillips, M. Major, W. Brooke. Not pictured: L. Ware, Vice-President.

JUNIOR-FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Newbill.D. Ashburn, J. Major, A. Parker, M. Wilkes, B. Marshall, B. Sibley, C. Miller, J. Norton, Pres.; M. Norris, Sec. and Treas.; C. Callis. SECOND ROW: Mr. E. DeBusk, Advisor; J. Arm strong,C. Jones, F. Pierce, N. Jessie, E. Harrow, P. Fary, M. Fears, B. Lawson, Miss H. Rowe, Advisor. THIRD ROW: T. Hawksworth, C. Saddler, P. Revere, J. Morgan, C. Fleet, Program Chariman; A. Taylor, P. Palmer, B. Soles, L. Taylor, J. Sibley, J. Purcell. FOURTH ROW: T. Hogge, M. Bonnie, Vice-President; E. Holt, J. LeCompte,-F. Perkinson, L. Ward, A. Kirby, A. Smith, E. Walton, D. Yarrington, J. Crickenberger. FIFTH ROW: E. Crowe,O. Ryman, J. Stoddard, B. Armstrong, A. Arnette, A. Clarke, M. Fitchett, L. Lucas, J. Crittenden, B. Wilson, W. Dar nell, J. Hogge. SIXTH ROW: B. Benson, P. Clare. 
SENIOR-FIRST ROW, left to right: B. LeCompte, E. Fears, J. Copper. SECOND ROW: E. Roberts, J. Shackelford, Rep.; T. Miller, Pres.; S. Hall, Vice-Pres.; M. Folliard, Sec. Treas. THIRD ROW: Miss H. Rowe, Advisor; R. Owen, M. Revere, J. Garrett, E. Brooks, P. Daniel. 
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Left to right: Billy Newbill, Denby Thomas, Second Lieutenant; Carey Miller, Alice Stout, Eugene Mason, Billy Williams, Edwin Ruark, Marion Creighton, Jimmy Mercer, Eugene Pierce, First Lieutenant; Mary Jane Haynes, Alma Williams, Jeannette Soles, Hazel West, Shirley Powell, Helen Lamberth, Dot Hogge, First Lieutenant; Jean Dunlevy, Second Lieutenant; Jean Rector, Co-Captain; Pauline Williams, Mr. Davies, Sponsor; Second row: Katherine Brown, Becky Armstrong. Not pictured: Sarah Pierce, Captain; Jeannette Garnett, Becky Garnett. 

FIRST ROW, left to right: Wayne Beasley, Aubrey Hall, Robert Payne, Warren Milby, Scott Tomlin, Clayton Mat thews, Charles Revere, Herbert Ailsworth, Eugene Mason, Jimmy Spring, Hansel Brown. SECOND ROW: Bryant Wilson, Lloyd Ware, Alvin Glasco, William LeCompte, Mercer Major, William Bull, Floyd Taylor, Robert Dick erson, Ray Hendricks, Service Forester; Mr. Roger Callis, Forest Warden; Donald Rennie, William Milby. THIRD ROW: Franklin Colley, Charles Robins, Homer Eutsler, Thomas Stewart, Jimmy Phillips, FOURTH ROW; Howard Roane, Carlyle Keely, Randolph Ashburn, Webster Brooke, James Pierce. FIFTH ROW: Leon Price, Oscar Thomas, Harry Gilbert.
Sports
 
Miss M. L. Brown 
Sponsor 
Janet Groom, Dorothy Myers. 
Ruth Jessie, Emily Brown. 
Left to right; Evelyna Fears, Carolyn Bristow, Ruth Jessie, Emily Brown, Co-Captain: Janet Groom, Captain: Doro thy Myers, Paulette Revere, Ann Worthington. 
Evelyna Fears 
Carolyn Bristow 
Not pictured: Marjorie 
Folliard, Suzanne North am. 
Ann Worthington, 
Paulette Revere. 
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FIRST ROW, left to right: Bobby Stewart, Aubrey Hall, Emmett Powell, Thomas Hall Stewart, Edwin Ruark. SECOND ROW: William LeCompte, Eugene Mason, Webster Brooke, Mike Ailsworth, Warren Milby. THIRD ROW: Decker Bristow, Homer Eutsler, Co-Captain; Coach Davies, William Milby, Co-Captain; Robert Payne. 
FIRST ROW, left to right: Warren Milby, Homer Eutsler, Robert Payne. SECOND ROW: Mike Ailsworth, Aubrey Hall, William Milby. 
TAYLOR HARDWARE COMPANY 
Urbanna, Virginia

Left to right: Doris Burton, Mabie Healy, Joan Perkinson, Lottie Williams, Coach Jeanne Luttrell, Mary Jane Haynes, Jeanette Soles, Edwina Pruitt, Clara Colley. Center: Jean Landon, Co-Captain; Ann Wake. 
The girls' basketball team, composed of seventeen members, enjoyed a very successful season. As 
a result of hard and constant practice, the team completed the season 
with a winning record of 8-3. 
Mrs. Luttrell, the very capable 
coach, spent many hours working 
with the team. The results were 
noticeable in the standings and the 
sportsmanship phase. 
Ethel Burton, 
Captain. 
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FIRST ROW: Jackie Rose, Manager. SECOND ROW: Hilda Colley, Tom mie Miller. THIRD ROW: Dolly Wilson, Julia Hall, Dorothy Bristow, FOURTH ROW: Becky Lee Armstrong, Hazel West, Pauline Arnette, Sally Byrd Hall, Patricia Daniel. 
Middlesex 26 King William 
Middlesex  Mathews 
Middlesex 48 New Kent 
Middlesex 52 King W illiam 
Middlesex 22 Pleasant Hill 
Middle sex 43 Charles City 
Middlesex 40 Marriott 
Middlesex 47 Mathews 
Middle sex 34 New Kent 
Middlesex 22 Pleasant Hill 
Middlesex  Charles City 
Middlesex 35 Marriott 
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STANDING, left to right: Mercer Major, Aubrey Hall, Mike Ailsworth, Webster Brooke, Warren Milby, Floyd Taylor, Eugene Pierce, Emmett Powell, Charles Revere, James Haynie. KNEELING: Sam Davis and William Milby, Co Captains. Not pictured: Donald Rennie. 
The basketball team of '55 and '56 started practice this fall with forty enthusiastic boys, trying to make the team. Among those tryouts, there were only two returning lettermen, William Milby and Sam Davis. Amid much excitement and anticipation, the boys practiced hard under the watchful eye of Coach William Davies. Coach, with the assistance of the two returning lettermen put them through rigid training. After careful deliberation, Coach Davies decided upon the following: Mike Ailsworth, James Haynie, Eugene Pierce, Warren Milby, Floyd Taylor, Charles Revere, Emmett Powell, Sam Davis, William Milby, Aubrey Hall, Donnie Rennie, Mercer Major and Thomas Stew«. 
With hopeful expectations, we looked forward to a successful basketball. As the season drew to a close with the efforts of much teamwork, we found ourselves in third place. The members of the team wish tb express their thanks to Coach and to those of the student body who have supported the team throughout the year. We are eagerly awaiting next year's basketball season hoping that it will be as successful a year as this one has been. 
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1ST STRING - Left to right: Coach William Davies, Mike Ailsworth, Warren Milby, Charles Revere, Co-Captains William Milby and Sam Davis. 
Middlesex King William  
Middlesex Mathews 
Middlesex 46 New Kent 
Middlesex 43 King William 
Middlesex 58 Christchurch 
Middlesex 31 West Point  
Middlesex 43 Charles City  
Middlesex 72 Marriott 
Middlesex 42 Mathews  
Middlesex 63 New Kent  
Middlesex 42 Chrisf.church  
Middlesex  West Point  
Mindiesex 61 Pleasant Hill 
Middlesex 41 Charles City  
Middlesex 66 Marriott
HARRIS, FLIPPEN AND CO. Sporting Goods 
Richmond, Virginia 
MILBY-JOHNSON LUMBER CO. Wholesale Lumber 
West Point, Virginia 
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1. Paulette Revere and Ann Worthington ask for cheers from the spectators. 2. M.H.S. cheer leaders get acquainted with Charles City cheerleaders. 3. Ethel taps ball into the awaiting hands of Jean. 
Sports Snapshots 
4. M.H.S. continues 
their fight for another victory. 
5. The team skips 
practice to enjoy a 
Valentine party 
given by Mrs. Luttrell. 

The angel Gabriel, Clayton Matthews, appears to Mary, Ann Wake, to tell her of the birth of Jesus. 
As the choir sings in the background, Mary and Joseph, worship the new born babe as the angel of the Lord watches. 
In Herod's court, word comes of the birth; the king, Frank Bareford, is disturbed at the news. Emmett Powell stands guard. 
Helen Hill and Aubrey Hall, winners of the Mr. and Miss Christmas Bow, receive their ribbons from Paulette Re vere. 
Mr. and Mrs. Major open their present from the student body. Old Santa was good, brought 'em a silver pitcher! 
Mr. and Mrs. Santa are all ready to start their work. Guess who? Frank and Alice 'natch!
basketball bop 
5. Congratulations Bootsie. 
6. Shake a hand, shake a hand! 
7. Tripping the Light Fantastic. 
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1. Two Beauties and the Beasts. 
2. Jamie puts hisbest foot forward for 
Judy. 
3. Ruth saves her smile for that special day in June. 
4. Dot, where's Sleepy? 
5. Jackie eyes Webster before making 
a final turn. 
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1. Paulette Revere, Miss Middlesex of 1956 and Dorothy Myers, the Runner-up. 2. Ann and Charles pose against a Roman background. 3. Betsy gives Bobby a reassuring smile. 
4. Imagine Dinkie without Sherman I 
5. Ann agrees on thirteen, what about superstitious Bootsie 6. Becky, the mistress of ceremonies, is garbed in her Roman tunic. 
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1. In your Easter bonnet! 2. What a team! 
3. What is it? 
4. Dinkie, removing her coonskin. 5. Menzer sneaks in. 
6. The cheerleaders gaze intently.

1. Our lady of leisure, Dot. 
2. Look what the cats dragged in! 
3. Surprised Mrs. Bristow? 
4. Dig those crazy legs! 
5. Dinkie’s method of brushing her teeth! 
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1. Clayton angrily clutches Dot's arm as they rehearse a scene from the festival-winning play, FINDERS KEEPERS. 
3. Helen tells Clayton and Dot of her misfortune. 5. kisses Ann while Aubrey watches, dur ing rehearsal of a scene from THE MARRIAGE PRO POSTAL. 
2. Dot warnsClayton when he makes a telephone call. 4. Hildreth, Suzanne, and Edna Mae, three members of the cast of THE PLUM TREE, enjoy a tea party. 6. Aubrey lays down the law to Ann.

BRISTOW FUNERAL HOME 
A Friend In Need 
You can have confidence in us. For years we have served this community and it is our wish to continue in the capacity of a sympathetic friend. Whatever your particular needs, you can rely upon on our individual personal attention to them. 
Funeral Director Ambulance 
Saluda, Virginia 
PROMPT SERVICE GUARANTEED DAY OR NIGHT 
Full Line Caskets, Vaults and Funeral Supplies 
at Reasonable Prices 
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W. E. WILTSHIRE, PRESIDENT WYATT SMITH, SECRETARY 
HOME OFFICE . . RICHMOND 12, VIRGINIA 
FORREST R. BRAUER 
ASST. VICE-PRESIDENT 
NEW WAX PROVIDES 
AMAZING WEARING QUALITIES ... AND 
still beautiful after 24,000 crossings 
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New Anti-Slip Cosmolite Wax brings a new measure of safety in the prevention of slippery floors. Cosmolite, a high quality, self-polishing wax made with yellow carnauba, is modified with colloidal silica to assure greater walking safety on any type of floor surface. 
Test it on your floors now! A free sample will be sent to you upon request. 
SELF POLISHING WAX 
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REPRESENTED BY 
JACK HANEY 
15 BEECH TREE DRIVE, WILTON WOODS 
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA
MclNTYRE IMPLEMENT COMPANY 
TALLEY Your International Harvester Dealer FURNITURE STORE 
Farmall Tractors & Equipment 
Home Furnishings International Trucks 
Radio and Electrical Chain Saws, Log Carts Appliances 
Sales and Service 
West Point, Va. 
West Point 275 
W. A. GAULT 
W. L. BAKER 
Good Things To Eat 
General Merchandise 
Sundial Shoes For All Phone — Saluda 8-2144 Phone 6-3362 
Deltaville Virginia Samos Virginia 
HARRIS-BRENAMAN 
Incorporated Compliments 
Athletic Supplies — Sporting Goods 
SANITARY BARBER SHOP 
717 East Grace St. Richmond 19, Virginia R. B. Rainier — J. W. Haynes Proprietors 
Dial 2-4797 - 2-4796 
LAMBERTH’S YORK TIRE AND 
Amoco Service RECAPPING COMPANY 
Batteries, Tires, Gas, and Oil Firestone Tires Washing and Greasing Complete Recapping Service 
Route 17 Phone • Saluda 8-4191 West Point, Virginia Churchview, Virginia Phone: 390
TRICO L P. GAS SERVICE, INC. GLOUCESTER, VIRGINIA 
TELEPHONE 3-3900 
Serving Gloucester, Mathews, Middlesex 
TRICO? Gas 
for easy cooking
JERRY HARROW 
Authorized Dealer For 
CHEVROLET & OLDSMOBILE 
Repair Work A Specialty - Accessories Carried In Stock Deltaville, Virginia 
VINCENT FUNERAL HOME 
Benjamin Vincent 
AMBULANCE SERVICE 
West Point Virginia 
Compliments of 
HURD’S 
Sales — Frigidaire — Service 
Phone 6-3400 
Deltaville Virginia 
For The Best 
In modern farm equipment 
See your friendly Ferguson dealer 
Sales, Service and General Repair 
FARM AND HOME SERVICE, INC. 
Robert L. Bristow, Manager 
Phone: Saluda 8-3127 
Warner 
Virginia
LORD MOTT COMPANY Conner of Fine Foods and Vegetables 
Urbanna 
Phone: 8-2100 
BAREFORD MOTOR SALES 
Phone 8-2600 
Urbanna 
DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH 
SALES - SERVICE 
LEE & FIRESTONE TIRES & TUBES 
Compliments of 
MILBY-JOHNSON LUMBER CO. 
Wholesale Lumber 
Phone: 250 
West Point 
William H. Milby — John K. Johnson 
Virginia Va. 
Virginia
Collegiate Cap & Gown Company Champaign, Illinois 
Suppliers of 
Middlesex High School Caps and Gowns 
Virginia Representative 
James L. Deck 
300 East Main Street Richmond 19, Virginia 
Compliments 
of 
J. C. HOGGE 
General Merchandise 
Warner Virginia Phone — 8-3124 
THRIFTY HARDWARE 
West Point 
Virginia 
DELTA SERVICENTER 
SINCLAIR GAS AND OILS 
Goodyear Tires — Batteries & 
Marine Supplies 
Deltaville Virginia 
ESSO 
CORNER ESSO STATION 
C. M. Bristow 
Phone: Saluda 8-4835 Saluda, Va, 
Variety Corner 
“FINNEY’S” 
Saluda Virginia 
RICHARDSON’S 
West Point 
Virginia 
CHARLIE the BARBER 
ESTABLISHED 1879 
Opposite 
YORK THEATRE 
WEST POINT, VIRGINIA 
Open 8 to 8
TRI-COUNTY FURNITURE STORE 
Gloucester, Virginia 
"FURNITURE FOR EVERY ROOM" 
L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Rich mond, Virginia 
Walter B. A Person 
District k onager 
Richmond Office 
4111 Kensington Avenue 
Richmond 21, Virginia 
Phone 4-3542

Registered Pharmacist. 
J. E. LAYMAN ' 
DRUGS AND DRUG SUNDRIES 
YOU CAN PAY MORE 
BUT YOU CAN’T BUY BETTER 
24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE 
Crowther ford Sales KILMARNOCK, VIRGINIA 
Bus. Phone HE 5-3921 
ma/wiA 
Compliments of 
R. E. CROWTHER, JR., ow«, EDWARD J. DAVIS, amt. mor. 
Res. Phone HE 5-4081 Res. Phone HE 5-2643 
BARLOW JEWELERS 
WATCHMAKERS, JEWELERS 
ENGRAVERS 
HEMLOCK 5-4131 KILMARNOCK. VA. 
Kilmarnock Motor Sales, Inc. 
BUICK - JOHN DEERE 
Sales And Service 
Kilmarnock Virginia 
HUBBARD INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance Inc. 
Phone: Hemlock 5-4400 
Kilmarnock Virginia
CHEVROLET 
MCGINNES, INC. CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE SALES AND SERVICE 
HEMLOCK 5-4300 
KILMARNOCK, VIRGINIA 
CROWTHER'S 
AMOCO SERVICE 
KILMARNOCK, VA. 
KILMARNOCK HOME BAKERY Homemade cakes, pies, etc. Phone: HE 5-4481 
STANDARD MOTOR COMPANY CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH 
GENERAL OFFICE SUPPLY 
KILMARNOCK VIRGINIA Phone Hemlock 5-5922 
Thank you, folks of Middlesex County, for the nice business you have given us. We invite you to visit our store. 
KILMARNOCK DRUG COMPANY 
The Rexall Store 
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 
Phone Hemlock 5-3144 
Kilmarnock Virginia 
KILMARNOCK GAS & 
APPLIANCES 
Authorized Westinghouse Dealer 
Gas and Electric Appliances 
Metered Gas Service 
KILMARNOCK VA. HEmlock 5-3343
Deltaville, Virginia 
NOXZEMA CHEMICAL COMPANY 
Baltimore Maryland
Complete Banking 
and 
Trust Service 
CITIZENS AND FARMERS BANK 
ORGANIZED 1927 
MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT 
INSURANCE CORPORATION 
WEST POINT VIRGINIA
Bank of Lancaster
CAPITAL & SURPLUS S200.000.00 
Kilmarnock, Virginia 
Member of the Federal Reserve System 
and 
Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 
S. W. THRIFT 
DEALER IN 
GENERAL MERCHANDISE 
FEEDS, SEEDS AND FERTILIZER 
LOCUST HILL, VA., 
Phone: Saluda 8*3165 
— It Will Pay You To Shop Kilmarnock — 
BEN FRANKLIN 5< AND 10$ 
Kilmarnock Virginia
BREYER ICE CREAM CO Breyers Philadelphia plant—the world’s largest ice cream manufacturing plant 
L. M. Callis & Son 
International Harvester Dealer Farm Machinery & Refrigeration 
Hl 
“Draw your plans to build your future'*. 
WADE C. STEWART 
Contractor and Builder 
Mathews Virginia Phone 53511 
Deltaville Virginia Phone 6-3023
Contractor and Builder Estimates Furnished Phone: Saluda 8-2898 
THOMPSON 
Photographer 
for 
Middlesex High School 
JOE H. MAJOR 
The measure of quality 
BETTY-ANN FLORIST 
Urbanna, Virginia 
Flowers For All Occasions 
Phone: Saluda 8-3408 
Flowers Speak Messages Words Cannot Tell 
Betty C. Faulkner Urbanna, Va. 
Ann C. Ward 
Urbanna, Va. 
Dish Gardens 
Funeral Designs 
Flowers Sent By Wire Anyplace 
for all occasions
Leggett’s Department Store 
“West Point’s Shopping Center” 
WEST POINT, VIRGINIA 
Phone 182 
SHOP IN WEST POINT 
BEN FRANKLIN. 
Try the Dime Store 
HUGH DAVIS 
GENERAL MERCHANDISE 
PHONE 8-4561 
Saluda Virginia
ROSEGILL FARM 
Urbanna Virginia 
Compliments 
of
EARL DANIEL 
Deltaville Virginia 
PHONE SALUDA 8-2911 PETTITS PAINTS 
RAPPAHANNOCK BDAT YARD A M 
Marine Repairs 
Railway Supplies 
K. A. WADDILL. Prop. S REMLIK, VA. 
RAPPAHANNOK RIVER BRAND OYSTERS 
Wholesale and Retail Dealers 
J. W. FERGUSON SEAFOOD CO. ,. Phone: Saluda 1-2420 
Remlik, Va. 1-2424 Ret.: Saluda 1-2421
NU-WAY MARKET 
Self Service 
Meats — Groceries 
A. G. Bridger 
Phone 6-3972 
Deltaville Virginia 
Telephone: Deltaville 6-3855 
Something New for Fishermen! 
Visit 
Captain Wilbur Ratcliffe’s 
DOCKETERIA 
Deltaville Virginia 
At Harbor House Hotel On End Of Pier 
Delicious Early Breakfast —Lunches — Dinners 
Served from 4:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. 
Ice — Bait — Gasoline 
Refreshments — Cigarettes 
Ample Dock Space and Boat Service 
D. C. TAYLOR 
PLUMBING & HEATING 
American Standard Fixtures 
Goulds & Demming Pumps 
Septic Tanks Pumped & Cleaned 
Phone 6-3381 
Deltaville Virginia 
SOUTHLAND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 
Dallas, Texas 
Life Insurance of All Plans 
“Face the Future With Confidence” 
Local Representatives 
J. A. Robins, Agent Urbanna, Virginia 
C. B. Allen, Superintendent Center Cross, Virginia
THE GREEN FRONT 
Groceries and Meats 
Urbanna, Virginia 
NORTON FOOD COMPANY 
“IF quality is higher than prices.” Urbanna, Virginia 
J. TYLER THRIFT 
and 
CLYDE A. THRIFT 
Dealers in Esso Products 
Gasoline Heating Oil 
COCA - COLA 
BOTTLING WORKS 
Urbanna, Virginia 
FIRM NAME 
TAYLOR MOTOR COMPANY 
Urbanna, Virginia 
DOUGLAS H. CREIGHTON 
Contractor and Builder 
Dial: Delta - 6-3831 
Amburg Virginia 
PAYNE & WOOD 
SOUTHERN STATES COOPERATIVE 
Quality 
Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizers 
Farm Supplies 
Locust Hill Virginia