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Rene Henry (R) conducts his first interview with All-American and Hall of Fame football player Charlie Justice at a shopping mall in Norfolk, Va.
Postcard of Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital at Parkersburg, West Virginia.
Night Force workers at the Crichton No.4 mine stand lined up in their work gear.
Banquet held at Airport Inn, near Moorefield, W. Va.
Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson conducts an inspection and shopping trip at the Navy Ship's Store in Guam, also known as The Jade Shop.
Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson greets Prince Wan Waithayakon of Thailand at the Pentagon during discussion of Thailand's offer of 4,000 combat troops for the war in Korea.
Pictured is the Smith barn.
Fallen trees behind a West Union house after the flood of 1950.
Backyard of a West Union house after the flood of 1950.
Two unidentified women pose together on stage during the fashion show.
An unidentified woman poses on stage.
Three women pose on stage during the fashion show. Subjects unidentified.
A couple dances on stage. Subjects unidentified.
A woman takes her partners arm on the stage. Subjects unidentified.
An unidentified woman poses on stage during the fashion show.
An unidentified woman poses on the stage of the fashion show.
An unidentified woman poses beneath the decorations set on stage.
Two fashionably dressed women converse on stage. Subjects unidentified.
Two unidentified women show off their style.
Fashionably dressed women stand beside each other in front of a stage. Subject unidentified.
Two unidentified women handle food during a demonstration for young, female campers.
An unidentified woman pulls bags of frozen food from a nearby freezer in preparation for the demonstration to young, female campers.
The two unidentified women pal around during the class.
A group of unidentified girls inspect the desserts left on the table.
An unidentified woman speaks to a group of young girls as she holds up what appears to be a cake.
A group of young, female campers listen as an instructor speaks about frozen food. Subjects unidentified.
Three unidentified girls pose on top of the stone fence.
Six unidentified girls walk together in costume as they prepare to perform 'Three Princes of Serendip' play.
Six unidentified girls walk together in costume as they prepare to perform 'Three Princes of Serendip' play.
Three girls dressed as 'Three Princes of Serendip' encroach on an "unsuspecting" bystander. Subjects unidentified.
Three girls wearing costumes act of the 'Three Princes of Serendip.'
The Star City Glass Factory covered in snow after a large snow storm during the winter of 1950.
Hinton High School band gathers along the steps of the building entrance way.
Portrait of a young Cook.
Keaton pictured sitting backwards in a chair while holding onto Meador's arms.
Rush Holt served as West Virginia state senator from 1936-1941. His wife, Helen Holt served as the first female Secretary of State of West Virginia. In 1960 President Eisenhower appointed Helen to create a program to improve the housing situation for the elderly. Through her mortgage insurance program at the Federal Housing Administration she was able to create nationally high standards for the care of the elderly. 1,000 modern health care facilities were constructed under her at no cost to the American taxpayer. The six subsequent presidents appointed her to the same position after her immense success.
Sign above entrance reads: "Built by Eli and Lem Chenoweth 1852. Repaired by State Road Commission 1934."
Miss Dorothy Wright, Sponsor. Chaperones- Mrs. Alvah Rule and Mrs. Robert Weiner. Third row: Judy Capehart, Don Wyant, Nina Meredith, Gary Weiner, Phil Kyle, George Cinci, Richard Eschenmann, Phil Wygal, Betty Rule, Penny Capehart (?). Second row: (?), Greg Jaranko, Dan Pettrey, Amy Selby (?), Steve Chapnick, Nancy Custer (?), (?), (?). First row: (?)
Postcard with photograph addressed to W. T. Mathers of Harrisville, West Virginia. Inscribed on the postcard is "the picture on the other side was my uncle Will Mathers, my father's only brother", probably written by Max Mathers.
This is a photograph of Lt. George M. Barrick. He is standing with his mother Margaret M. Barrick in Morgantown, West Virginia.
This is a photograph of George and Sarah Barrick. George is holding their son George Barrick III. They are in Morgantown, West Virginia.
This is a photograph of University Avenue near Dorsey's Knob overlooking Morgantown West Virginia.
This is a photograph of the Cheat River. It was taken from Coopers Rock, West Virginia.
This is a photograph of George and Sarah Barrick. They are at Coopers Rock, West Virginia.
In this photograph Father George Barrick Jr. holds his son, George Barrick III. Uncle Mike Barrick is standing beside his brother and nephew. This photograph was taken in Morgantown, West Virginia.
This is a photograph of the grave Lt. George M. Barrick Jr. He is buried in Arlington National Cemetery in Washington D.C.
This is a photograph of Max Mathers and his great-grandson George M. Barrick III in Morgantown, West Virginia.
Co-Authors, George Bird and Kay Evans pose with others members of their family, "Blue and "Ruff" while Kay holds a copy of the couples' first novel, "Death In Four Colors", published under the pen name, "Brandon Bird". The photograph was taken at their home, "Old Hemlock Farm" in Preston County, West Virginia.
The two females on the left and in the center are unknown. The female on the right is Charmain Johnson.
Portrait of two female dancers. In the front is Delores Jamison. Behind is Barbara Shumaker.
In the picture: K. F. Schoew and Freddy Schoeir.
The Metropolitan movie theatre is showing Lover Come Back, starring Rock Hudson and Doris Day.
'The little girl in the picture is Carla C. Shaffer who graduated from WVU last spring and is now studying Physical Therapy in the Medical Field Service School, Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Mrs. L. Ray Shaffer'
1950's Homecoming Queen is crowned at halftime ceremonies of annual homecoming football game.  Governor Okey L. Patterson is on the left.
A view of snow covered 4th street, Clarksburg, W. Va.
A view of Crosby's Jewelers' storefront during the Great Thanksgiving Snow in 1950; the store is on the south Third Street behind what would be New City in 1990.
A snow covered Hewes Avenue looking toward North East, beyond the pile of snow Central School's tower peeks through, Clarksburg, W. Va.
A car completely blanketed with snow on Main Street near Empire Bank, a Tampa, Florida number plate peeks through.
Two men stand on the sidewalk, Hewes Street behind piled snow.
Three men shoveling snow in front of Wayne Feeds on the corner of School Avenue and Hewes Street near Kaiser Fraser Auto shop in Clarksburg.
A great snow fall during the week of Thanksgiving in 1950, Clarksburg, W. Va.
Cairo Illinois or Mound City, Illinois or Kentucky.  The marker reads: The Prince of the French Explorers--Commissioned by Louis XIV of France the Sieur Robert De La Salle, sweeping down the Mississippi with his Flotilla of canoes stopped in 1882 at this place.  In his quest for the mouth of the Mississippi and an outlet for the French fur trade.  This river called Ohio by the Iroquois and Quabache (Wabash) by the Algonquins was proclaimed by La Salle on April 9, 1882 to be the Northern watershed of the New Province of Louisiana of the French Colonial Empire.
The Place of Fashion is located on Rt. 50; the fire department is to the left.  The building was once Town Hall and also housed Fitzhugh building and Knights of Pythias.
"Tollgate--The Northwestern Turnpike, a favorite project of George Washington, opened in 1838.  Such highways were called "turnpikes" from the gates at which tolls were collected.  This town is named for the toll gate which stood here."
"Early Oil Wells--To the south, birthplace of West Virginia's oil industry.  On Hughes River oil was found in gravel beds in 1810.  As "bank oil," a medicine,  Bushrod Creel sold 100 barrels of it per year in 1836.  Volcano was one of first boom oil towns."
From left to right 1) Unknown 2) Harold Stassen 3) Unknown 4) President Irvin Stewart.
A photograph of Governor Patteson (seated) signing a piece of paper, with Eugene Carter (left), President of the West Virginia Federation of Labor, and another man standing behind him.
She won first prize at Costume Ball for Allied Artists in W. Va..
4-H Club members piecing the blocks.
'Good Teeth' King and Queen, Dean Stump and Janet Stump, Russett 4-H Club.
'West Virginia U. cadets -- Undergraduates of West Virginia University, attending Signal Corps' ROTC encampment at Fort Monmouth, N.J., assemble with college's vice president C.T. Neff, Jr., during his three-day visit of camp activities. Left to Right (kneeling): William Long, John Heckert, Albert Lewis, James Heatherly, Richer Csamer, and John Leachman.  Standing: Kenneth Skidmore, Davide McWhorter, Gerald Swecker, William Lodge, Robert Kay, Arthur Sites, Vice President C. T. Neff, Jr., Robert Borke, Lt. Col. B. Cooper, James McDonald, Elmer Clear, Robert Calligan, and Donald Richardson.'
'ROTC Technical Training -- Radio relay and carrier communications is part of specialized training Signal Corps Reserve Officers Training Corps cadets receive in six weeks summer encampment at Fort Monmouth, N.J. The group operating AN/TRC equipment under the instruction of Sgt. Adrian Ulvog of Michigan State are, left to right, Kenneth Stoviak of Coraopolis, Robert Larimer, Pittsburgh, Orion Hoch, Canonsburg, Richard Lyman, Pittsburgh and Jack Eyring of Uniontown. All except Eyring, who is a student at West Virginia University, are undergraduates of Carnegie Tech.'