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Home Economic* Page 11 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Home Economic* JEjt: Phyllis Hudson* -^ : . ■ ■ *•; :„‘V>-asjay> 43izaW!®- Owen, • - of •A!**' vista, is the home-economic^' instructor this year. The .students, through her 'guidance* have pro-. greased in cooking, sewing, child care, and other studies. Interesting and educational movies have been shown on these subj…
- Ailuflmi News Page 11 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Ailuflmi News > Reporter: Helen IL. Zinn Last year’s dignified seniors are now pui suing difficult pa.hs, each in his chosen field, as follows: Jim Massie, at University of, Virginia, is taking a pre-medical course. Vernon Scott is in training at Coyne Electrical School in =Caicago.-_ Future n.rses in training at R…
4-H Club News Page 1 · column 5 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 4-H Club News Two 4-Hi clubs met recently and elected officers. The Sperryville Junior 4-H club chose the* following new officers: Peter Estes, president; Margy Dcdson, vice-president, and Bernice Nether3, secretary-treasurer. Washington J.nior 4-H club chose Betty Lou Rutherford president; Becky Jones, vice-president…
Assembly Programs Page 11 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Assembly Programs By: Eloise H. Estes We have had good assembly, programs this fall -but there are two that have stayed in our memory longer. ; v The senior English class under the direction of Mrs. Miller gave , a varied program consisting of some educational talks, music, and a quiz program. Mary .Karland Firicha…
Spoils In The Highlights Page 11 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Spoils In The Highlights T Jo Elten Worth, .Reporter ■Something new lias been added ' to the physical education for hoys at W.H.S. ‘Those* who *are m6st interested in basketbair are now t ^on _ an outside^ eto court. Football is in full: swing down on the athletic field. k*u.The gyrls* softball season open* of. ca…
Organizations Page 11 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Organizations By: Peggy Ann Green . *Glee club—sponsor, Mys. Corbin; officer* from last year are serving, with L:cy Mae Smith as president. > Home Economics club—Miss Owen, sponsor; Mary K&rland ... Fincham, preside^ Phyllis Hudson, vice-president; Libby Brady, secretary; Carol Williams, treasurer; Vergie Rea Dodson…
Odd* and End* Page 11 · column 4 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Odd* and End* The senior class in their will is ■ leaving a pair of boxing gloves to Bessie Dodson and Bill/ Putnam. < . ' Caherin e Dillard, alias Pete, Is e ill getting those daily - letters from Billy. .> Ix is Racer and Johnnv Burke are targets of that mischievous little fellow, Cupid's arrows. The senior Bible…
Best wishes for the Success of , — SUtppalimtnork Page 11 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Best wishes for the Success of , — SUtppalimtnork Neroa Franklin & Martin Insurance Agency 145 W. DAVIS STREET CULPEPER, VA. *i • •" v. . ...................... __
a few weeks ago. Mfs. Pullen and Mrs. Kendsll Page 11 · column 5 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 a few weeks ago. Mfs. Pullen and Mrs. Kendsll are giving us good meals again this year. Mrs. Jessie H. Cox attended a district meeting of the Virginia Education Association in Alexandria recently. She presided over the group meeting for primary teachers when the subject for discussion was remedial Teading. Shirley J…
v Mr*. Downing Wood screamed her way ;0 victory Page 11 · column 6 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Mr*. Downing Wood screamed her way ;0 victory in the nusbaaUfU ct-liing „ contest at Washington Eign School' Friday nkt i., and Farmer Ned Jone? defeated two finalists, Farmer Cheatham and Farmer Luttreil, with a mighty heg-rousing call! The annual Hi&llowe’en party cf Washingon H.gh School, sponsored by the faculty a…
food Fresh Fruit and Vegetables p:s«ws:::3 Oysters arrive e^ch Page 11 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 food Fresh Fruit and Vegetables p:s«ws:::3 Oysters arrive e^ch Thursday t. ■•: gfl»iHKr!^;::a«w^3twwgsgWMa ; , **• \ P ^ ^ ■ . . . . , ^ . ; .. : . ’s Grocery Washington, Va. Dial 2391
The Fashion Shoppe t Welcomes its many Rappahannock Friends Page 11 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 The Fashion Shoppe t Welcomes its many Rappahannock Friends <r * ' ■ « and, by the way, . Mrs. Julia Wood Will be glad to see you in the store, • AAA •- • • •- • • ■ *
__ ’ll h^ve tp see these hew gabs, , Page 11 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 ’ll h^ve tp see these hew gabs, , ^4atia*f taffetas, crepes, amf ra!l of ' your np\y er fabrics. 'tZZS Priced from $ 8.95 up
Mrs. J, E. Keyser, Jr., Page 1 · column 5 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Mrs. J, E. Keyser, Jr., Entertains Bridge Club . Mrs. J. E. Keyser/ Jr., entertained the bridge ctyb Tuesday evening at “Mountain;' Green,” the 'home of her sister, Mrs. W. R. Cheatham. Hallowe’en^decorationa were carried out in the party refreshments and color scemes. * High store prizes were awarded > Mrs. H. C. Wa…
Mu. Dolly Hite’* Book Page 12 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Mu. Dolly Hite’* Book Rappahannock History Among the new books soon to , be published by The Diets Press of ijchiriond is one by * wellknown and beloved resident of this locality. The forthcoming volume is aptly titled ‘‘My Rappa• bannock o.ory Book” and its au- toor is Miss Mary Elizabeth Hite. The publishers anti …
l'.ien, there. are the accounts Page 12 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 l'.ien, there. are the accounts of the Gordons, noble Scottish clansman, who found the scenery here comparable to those of*their bjeloved highlands; at ‘‘Wakefield Manor” when the Duchess of Windsor Wallis Warfield of Baltimore often visited her cousin, Mrs.’Basil Gordon. Also, te accounts of “Montpelier” in the F. T.…
Always a TSmT—• .f;~ | Page 12 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Always a TSmT—• .f;~ | A letter from Washington, D. C., early in September contained a check with the request that the writer, F. C. Beggarly, be the first subscriber to Rappahannock’s new paper. Hie didn’t even know the name of the paper—which, in truth, had no name at tfcat time—and he mad<e some , excellent suggest…
taxes. Page 12 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 taxes. Sperryville High School Lunch Room tickets were the first school printing from that fair city, and Washington High School’s first job was some book report slips for Mrs. B. R. Cox. The first picture takeif for the paper was of that distinguished group, the Board of Supervisors, and Chairman Latham was reft est…
Special Prices Page 12 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Special Prices ; . * • — on — GOOD USED REBUILT FARM MACHINERY FARMALL “H" TRACTOR—on rubber, with plow and harrow. FARMALL “A” TRACTOR—on rubber, with plow and cultivator. o FARMALL “A” TRACTOR—on rubber, with plow and harrow. FARMALL F-12 TRACTOR—on steel, with i plow and cultivator. :■ C All “H^4nd “A” TRACTORS ar…
• - - w ■ Supervisors, / ^Help in Page 12 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Supervisors, / ^Help in many forms arrived from the first minute the printing equipment began being unloaded’from the truck. Paul Walker lent a rope to help hold some of the machinery, end Charlie Jenkins threw in his genial and kindly assistance in getting Coe heavy machinery from the trucks. There were lots of “first…
10 a.m.—Sunday School ! 11 a.m.—1 Morning Worship '®; Page 12 · column 4 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 10 a.m.—Sunday School ! 11 a.m.—1 Morning Worship '®; ■. w; NETHERS MILlT • v 'i FREE PENTACOSTAL Rev. R. H. Scroggins, Pastor Saturday: 7:30 p.ra.—Evening Worship Sunday: 11 .m.—Sunday School REYNOLDS MEMORIAL BAPTIST ReV. A. Paul Thompson, Pastor ■ Sunday: 10 a,m.-*-8unday. School 7 s30 p.m.—-Evening Worship . • Wedn…
New* Among Our Page 12 · column 5 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 New* Among Our Colored Header* .. Mrs. Mabel Brent and daughter, Gloria Brent, were guests of Rev. and Mrs. Tom Proctor in Fron^ Royal recently. John Fletcher celebrated his seventh birthday anniversary on October 26 "and Charles Freeman celebrated his seventh birthday on Monday at ttheir homes in Washington. - • (…
sermon for the occasion was delivered Page 12 · column 6 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 sermon for the occasion was delivered by Chaplain Parker of Howard University. &is mother, Mrs. Nellie William^ was formerly of Rappahannock. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Timbers of Washington D. C., visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs.Henry Tim- • bfers, over the week fend. A benefit dinner will be served at Pine Knot Inn on F…
iiMiiiHtitiiiiiiiKiiiiiimiinnmilj Page 12 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 iiMiiiHtitiiiiiiiKiiiiiimiinnmilj 2nd Anniversary Watt’s Barber & Beauty Shop Washington, Virginia s /' *•' s « : s To all my customers: Many thanks for your patronage during these two years. I • . S
With 14 members present, the Castleton Home Demonstration club Page 1 · column 6 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 With 14 members present, the Castleton Home Demonstration club organized October 25 at a meeting in the home of Misp ' Emily MandelL Mrs. Doris Coughlin was chosen to lead the group_ as president. Miss Emily Mandell will .be vice-president and Mrs; Clarence Scott will serve as secretary- and treasurer. After the electi…
We wish you t long life of success, end service to your subscribers) as Page 12 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 We wish you t long life of success, end service to your subscribers) as well as to your selves. to your readers'we wish to mention that we always appreciate their business and try to merit seme by carrying every thing in the hardware line m0 ® ^ ,p ' - ' "* '«»i 1.1 i „ _ we can and at competitive prices. . r --’ . r …
Marshall Scott Page 1 · column 6 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Marshall Scott Marshall Scott, son of Stockton Scott and the late Mrs. Scott of Viewtown, died from pneumonia Ttiesday at Physician’s hospital. Warren ton. Funeral services will be conducted from Amissville Baptist church today, Novemer 3, with interment in Amissville cemetery. Marshall Scott is* survived by a broth…
Sperryville H. 5. Carnival Page 1 · column 6 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Sperryville H. 5. Carnival Vi On Friday evening, October 28, . a Hallowe’en Carnival was held in the Sperryville school, auditorium. In spite of rain, about 200 Hallowe’en spirits attended. Shirley Cloud, as an old lady, and Patsy Frazier, as a witch, won prizes for the best costumes. Charles Racer and Bill Lyne neld…
'Rappahannock News Page 2 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 'Rappahannock News Published Thursday Morning at Washington, Rappahannock County, 'Virginia . Dial Washington 2851 LUCY CATHERINE BOWIE Publisher Application for entry as Becondclass ma.ter is pending. -Subscription:-$2.00 a ye« EDITORIAL k .A Bargain Who would hesitate to spen<J $1.80 for a necessity worth…
clerk. Page 2 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 clerk. The health officer, a licensed physician, is in charge of the entire program and has various duties including consulting with local physicians and working with them. He distributes to the local doctors the serums and other med-" icines provided by the state for the immunization of comm nicahle diseases *nd help…
Show Start* kt 7tf5 P. M. (Friday, November4 DANA Page 2 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Show Start* kt 7tf5 P. M. (Friday, November4 DANA ANCOEWS '•FORBIDDEN STREET* >atur Jay, November £ (MONTE HALE !» * - “OUTCASTS OF ;%1:IWE-T»A|LW
work is hugely educational and consists partly in aiding Page 2 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 work is hugely educational and consists partly in aiding physicians and denfcista in school health examinations, in teaching. health programs in the school and homes. - She teaches parents the necessity of early immunization and regular medical and dental attention and she plans with the family for healthful livingi Sh…
H. D, Schedule Page 2 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Schedule Flint Hill 4-H club, at school, November 7, 10:45 a.m. Washington Senior 4-H club, at school, November 7, 1:30 p.m. Sperryville R.D. club meets at home of Mrs. W. H. Lyne, November 8, 2 p.m. "“Accessories for tfh* Living Room” will be the subject of study;-"’ Slate Mills H. D. club will meet with Mrs. J. '…
Large Apple Shipment ' i-f ■ Page 2 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Large Apple Shipment ' i-f ■
A few of the trucks are missing from the Page 2 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 A few of the trucks are missing from the picture above, taken October 10 at the Wood Bros, packing house in Flint Hill. This picture was made, late in the afternoon just before the line
palled oat leaving for Williameburg. This, 'believed to be Page 2 · column 4 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 palled oat leaving for Williameburg. This, 'believed to be the largest single shipment of apples ever to leave Rappahannock, was a load of 5600 boxes and was moved in 15 trucks.
(Paid Political Advertisement) Page 2 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 (Paid Political Advertisement) Attention Citizens! To abolish the Poll Tax as a prerequisite to yate,and tomeettihe requirement Of the contemplated act of Congress, weT urge thaJtT youvote F$R the proposed amendment to the Constitution. A Sample BallOt is as follows : —SAMPLE BALLOT Question: Shall Sections 18, 1®, 2…
Congratulations to and greetings to - V' ‘ - Page 2 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Congratulations to and greetings to - V' ‘ - • ' -« . • *' Rappahannock News Mr'"' O'v ... Pitts’ Culpeper Theatres Pitts’ Theatre * ' Show* Daily at 7:18 and 8:00 MstiasH: Tuesday, Thursday at 3:30| Saturday, 2:00 Sunday: 3 aad 8 P. M. . / ? Adauwioa 10a and SSc plus Ins
TSumday • Friday Novendwr 3-4 ^ ^CANADIAN PACIFIC* / Page 2 · column 5 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 TSumday • Friday Novendwr 3-4 ^ ^CANADIAN PACIFIC* / ’ ■ . • • . ” Satod^r, November 5 ^CAUGHT* JUNIOR G-MEN Episode No. 12 GANGBUSTERS Episode No. 1
' Sun. - Mon. - Tues. Page 2 · column 6 · rappnews-1949-11-03-ed-1 Sun. - Mon. - Tues. November 6-7-8 /“TAKE ME OUT TO Wedneadar - Thursday November 9-10 “MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN” — Coming Soon ■— “STEPHEN FOSTER STORY**