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l&fiis Page 1 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 l&fiis YOU l—NO. 1 WASHINGTON, VIRGINIA, NOVEMBER 3, 1949, Application tor entry as second-class matter pending
The Board of Supervisor*, hi session Wednesday morning, appropriated Page 1 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 The Board of Supervisor*, hi session Wednesday morning, appropriated $100 to be offered as • reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of George RoBWrt Fincham, wanted for the murder of Mrs. Terry Sisk on the night of October 12 at Slate Mills. The motion was made * following a .request of Sheriff J.…
Sthow and Square Dance Page 1 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Sthow and Square Dance Friday, October 11 —i—i—— The Blue Valley Boys -of WCVA, Culpeper, will be in Washington next Friday, October 14, at Washington High School. They will give a show from 7:30 tto 9 p.m and from 9 to 1 o’clock they will play anti call figures for a square dance. . * This show and dance is sponsor…
Health Program Page 1 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Health Program Gfpws at S.H.S, . .-•* -—*“*X Health work at Sperryville High . School, under the supervision of Mrs. Quaintance, is progressing - . rapidly. To date, all of the pupils have had examination^ by a dentist and by a doctor; 25 have had dental corrections; five attended an eye clinic in Front ftoyal; and 3…
Rappahannock Calves Page 1 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Rappahannock Calves Again Draw Top Rating hannock Angus calves proved to be at the.top at their 10th Annual Feeder Calf Sale held at the Front .JRoyal Livestock Market October.. 18, with about 82% being offi-^ daily graded as good and choice. Rappahannock breeders sold 431 feeder calves for a total of $58,009.76, or …
^ _* ’■ ' —(Photo by Seigneur Page 1 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 —(Photo by Seigneur : wbaaata e. compton
“Thia* could be 1877 as well »s 1949/’ states Page 1 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 “Thia* could be 1877 as well »s 1949/’ states W. E. Compton, Washington resident, “because ‘Rappahannock News’ was printed, in tibis same building that year—and here it is again.” With the aid of County Clerk Jamea X, -Settle, Mr... Compton has located the riffaei > papers published in Rappahanndbk county; Rappahannoc…
hannock county, according to Mr, Page 1 · column 4 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 hannock county, according to Mr, Compton. 4 “The Blue Ridge Echo” was published by the late Judge W. W. Moffett, father of Mrs. J. Frank Jones, and Comrrfonwealthfa Attorney H. G. Moffett, whose • Mojfett, The vtwo newspapermen -were known by the firm name of-‘‘The Moffett Cousins.” Their publication had a duration of…
Three separate ballots will be given to Rappahannock county Page 1 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Three separate ballots will be given to Rappahannock county voters when they go to the polls Tuesday, Novemlber 8. On one ballot they will vote for Governer, Lieutenant Governor,...Attorney General, and Member of the House of Delegates from Rappta? bannock and Culpeper Counties Another ballot is For or Against the prop…
' From. loft to right: OutiriiW A. C. Lnthnin Page 1 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 From. loft to right: OutiriiW A. C. Lnthnin of An»t«SrtUor Jocfceon Dietrict; Capt. J P. C««k»( ; Flint Hill, Wnkefield DUtrict; Mies Ruth Steven*, Deputy Clerk} Frink Brown of SperryeiUe, I Piedmont District} R V.Snend, Comjueuwenltk’s Attorney; H. B. W«od of WoodviUe, Stonewall ' ^ District} AjrUtt Buckner, F, T. Val…
BEr.and Mr*. C.' B. Wood and family visited relatives Page 8 · column 5 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 BEr.and Mr*. C.' B. Wood and family visited relatives in Waabingoa; D. C, Saturday. Mrs. M. L, ffanr .of Boston ; ' was the guest for several days last week of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Weaver and' Mrs. drover Way-' ’ -land.. .■ . \ . ■ Miss Anne Parle and. Miss PovTers of St. Anne's Preventorium were over night guests Sund…
Hr. and Mrs. Lewis Moore and family visited Mr. Page 8 · column 6 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Hr. and Mrs. Lewis Moore and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Hay'Wood Griffith at 'Front- Royal on - Sunday. , . Mrs. Henry Huff was the guest several days last week of Mr, and Mrs. Charles HJ. (Huff at Ringold, Maryland. Mr. and Mrs. John Guthrie and daughter, Terry, of Alexandria were week-end guests of Mr. ancf Mrs. >…
.... CONCRATUDATlbNS TO"’— Ra ppa h anhock on the Page 8 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 .... CONCRATUDATlbNS TO"’— Ra ppa h anhock on the appearance of their County Paper • ' • __- . - ; » > _■; Notice, Subscribers: for Best ‘POCAHONTAS' COAL ALL SIZES — DUSTLESS — OIL TREATED ■ Consumer Coal Company C. E. BURKE, Owner and Operator
Owing to weather conditions on last S aUur.day, the sale advertised by Mrs. Page 8 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Owing to weather conditions on last S aUur.day, the sale advertised by Mrs. Lena Wayland, was called off. This sale will be held in conjunction with the sale advertised by (Mrs.-John W. Humphrey at Peola Mills 12 Beginning at 10:30 A. M. LUNCH WILL BE SERVED ON THE GROUNDS The following items will be sold: .
> 1*—3-Piece Bedroom Suite 1—Vanity and Bench 1—OH (Heater Page 8 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 1*—3-Piece Bedroom Suite 1—Vanity and Bench 1—OH (Heater 1—2-Piece 'Living Room Suite l—-Large Settee with velvet cushions 1— Oak Chest of Drawers 1 —Bureau with Washstand to match 2— Metal Double Beds with 'Springs 1—Wood Double Bed with Springs 1—Twin Size Metal Bed with springs 1—China Closet 1—-Dining Table, 8-ffc.…
I—3-Piece Living Room Suite 1— 'Home Comfort cook stove Page 8 · column 4 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 I—3-Piece Living Room Suite 1— 'Home Comfort cook stove (new) 2— -Gold Seal Rugs (new) 2—-Axminster Rugs 9*12 ft 1— Lot Bed Clothing 2— Trunks 2—‘Large (Mirrors 1—Mahogany Rocker 1-rBoudoir Rocker 1—Oak Rocker 1—Towel Rack 1— Coat ‘Rack 2— Small Tables 1—Kitchen Cabinet 1—Kitchen Stool ' 1—Lot Canned Fruit 1—Tappan De…
or ouier arucies 100 numerous to mention Page 8 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 or ouier arucies 100 numerous to mention J» B. JOHNSON, Auctioneer. Mrs. John W, Humphry ; Mrs. Lena Way land 7 . Owners ' I
TT»e Retail Merchants of Culpeper hare combined their efforts and hare summoned their “know how” to bring to the people Page 9 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 TT»e Retail Merchants of Culpeper hare combined their efforts and hare summoned their “know how” to bring to the people in this territory **>« greatest byyingand selling opportunity in many, many years. FornHuiy months the merchants of Culpeper have been scanning the markets to secure great Tables for this gTeat event …
You Can Buy What You Want In Culpeper With Page 9 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 You Can Buy What You Want In Culpeper With Absolute The Stores Listed Below Will Be Filled With Money Saving Values For You The Days of NOVEMBER 10 -11 -12 MAKE YOUR PLANS TO BE IN CULPEPER - They Are For You • • ■ i. ~ . . • . We Want You To Trade In
CULPEPER MERCHANTS PARTICIPATING IN THIS GREAT EVENT ARE LISTED BELOW. Page 9 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 CULPEPER MERCHANTS PARTICIPATING IN THIS GREAT EVENT ARE LISTED BELOW.
voting in “elections. A thirl baT lot is one Page 1 · column 4 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 voting in “elections. A thirl baT lot is one upon which to vote for a Supervisor of the Culpeper < Soil Conservation District. . Every qualified voter in'Rappahannock* is urged toc»cast his vote and express his interest in his government and participate therein. To those citizens who are not qualified the belief is ex*…
A Sc P FOOD STORE Page 9 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 A Sc P FOOD STORE ARRINGTON CLEANERS Sc DYERS BROWNING REAk ESTATE & INSURANCE BROWNING TRACTOR Sc EQUIPMENT cO. CENTRAL HARDWARE COMPANY CLEMENT INSURANCE AGENCY | CLORE FUNERAL HOME COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY COMPTON’S GARAGE CULPEPER APPLIANCES, INC ^ CULPEPER BOOK STORE J CULPEPER BUILDING Sc SUPPLY CORP. j CULPEP…
PULIN’S CAiR & HOME SUPPLY Page 9 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 PULIN’S CAiR & HOME SUPPLY FASHION SHOPPE FRED'S MARKET GJSEST FUNERAL HOME C. mXSON GREEN HOFFMAN IMPLEMENT SERVICE HOPKINS-WILLIS CHEVROLET CO. JEWEL BOX JOHNSON’S JONES RADIO SHOP : r ^ t C ROY JONES V _ LEGGETTS . , , V LERNER’S LdNCERBEAM FURNITURE: CO. ^MASH-JN FURNITURE COMPANY ..- it\5jA* S VN>Vsfo-: ' ' -…
QUALITY CLEANERS Page 9 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 QUALITY CLEANERS PITTS THEATRE RADIO STATION WCVA LEE ROSENBERG SAFEWAY GROCERY SECOND NATIONAL BANK SHAFFER’S MOTORS F. R. SIMPSON (GULF OIL) TRI-COUNTY PRODUCE COMPANY TRIPLETT MILLING COMPANY THE VIRGINIA STAR STYLE CENTER WATERS & COMPANY- ‘ ~ ~ " WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE ’ . V F. L. WHITE & COMPANY * WRIGHT-…
hostess tpthe bridge dob which Page 10 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 hostess tpthe bridge dob which met at “Hampden Hall" Thursday evening. \ . Those receiving prizes were Mrs. B. M. Miller, high score; Mrs. R. E. Wood, traveling; Mrs, L. J. Tprner, the bingo prise; and Mrs. J. E. Keyset was awarded the consolation prise. , * Others playing were Mrs. D, D. Miller, Mn?. George H. Davis,…
Rappahannock Garden i Page 10 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Rappahannock Garden i Club Meeting Mrs,' 9. C. Warwick was ho*tess to $0 members of the Rappahannock Garden club which met at “Rockbottom” Wednesday, October 86. Mrs. John R. Revercomb fare a report on a meeting attended when the Roadside Committee made plans to start some work in the rklnity of Sperryville in the n…
Visit The Page 10 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Visit The 'Record Shop* I L You’ll be able to* enjoy i/our favorites whenever» tTou like—in your owni lome. <
IG1 e n ’ s | " FAIR price Page 10 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 IG1 e n ’ s | " FAIR price store y £ Culpeper, Va. B jl y
LaFranoe Hosiery , Laros Underwear Bates Bedspreads '( ■' Page 10 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 LaFranoe Hosiery , Laros Underwear Bates Bedspreads '( ■' Nashua Blankets . Cannon Towels . wAteMUfiywtaWEMaBai TjflEsaa* itwswawgas^ag
'Waverly Fabrics Tapestry and Mot^iQedr i - Vogue Patterns Page 10 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 'Waverly Fabrics Tapestry and Mot^iQedr i - Vogue Patterns Botany Fabrics
‘THE HOME OF BETTER FABRICS” Page 10 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 ‘THE HOME OF BETTER FABRICS” •v*-* _ .. yt < '» ■ ' • ' * ' . v"' f fc 142 N. Main Street -f ■9 ■■ Culpeper/ Va.
Largest Apple Shipment i: Page 1 · column 5 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Largest Apple Shipment i: Leaves Rappahannock (Picture on page 2.) . >. Claiming' to be the largest single consignment ever shipped from Rappahannock county at one time, Wood Brothers at Flint Hill rolling by truck 560# boxes of apples. The 15 truck-loads left for Williamsburg, Cheatham Annex, to be..shipped overs…
4 Shari’s sparkling personality has inspired an entire line Page 10 · column 4 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 4 Shari’s sparkling personality has inspired an entire line of Cinderella Frocks—adorable dresses that your daughters love for their gay styling, and you love for their * practical virtues. That’s Cinderella’s “Magic Touch” endowing every dress with the long* lasting qualities you . expect. SIsm S to 6Vi. $0.00 to $0.0…
’ M tdvcrtiMd in MADEMOISELLE Page 10 · column 5 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 tdvcrtiMd in MADEMOISELLE
lJrightly buttoned wool Page 10 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 lJrightly buttoned wool / ' Tissue-thin woolen made merry with buttons of gold. An R & K prize... deep-darted to make little of your waist... open-pleated to make much of your skirtline. Vi*.
TO C0MfLETE YOUR Page 10 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 TO C0MfLETE YOUR COLLEGE-ROOD WARDROIE Air Step’s smartest collection of school shoes • • • datable, walkable campus fashions to complement your tweeds and Tartan plaids, your soft woolens and shimmering silks.
,The Valley*m Outstanding Store Page 10 · column 4 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 ,The Valley*m Outstanding Store Front Rojril, Virginia ‘
. Washington High School, Washington, Va^inia SlafFof "LITTLE WASHINGTON Page 11 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Washington High School, Washington, Va^inia SlafFof "LITTLE WASHINGTON POST* Ectitor-in-Chief . . ... ....GLADYS REID AssieUnt Editor . . ..'. ........ PHYLISS HUDSON ^ Reporter* / HELEN ZINN JO ELLEN WORl*H MAiRY KAY FINCH AM PEGGY ANN GREEN JUNIOR MARTIN ELOISE ESTES
School To You Page 11 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 School To You “It’# 7 o'clock. Barry and got op or you’ll be hue to school.” lAw, snuc**, Mom! I wish it were Saturday. I’d stay in bed all day.” Breakfast la soon over and ybu burry to catch vhe school ous. “It! •boys! Did you study your fcwtbry, BiB?” friendly ter goes back and forih. Toe bus reaches the big buil…
Student Government Page 11 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Student Government Reporter: Mary Kay Fineham . This year the student government has decided to purchase new letters for the stage curtain, new records for the phonograph, and sponsor various during the year. .The student g a money-making organization. Its purpose is #ne of 'Service to the school. One of the first s…