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Mrs. Jonas Jenkins
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Mrs. Jonas Jenkins
Hostess to JH. D.
A complete meal, cooked in one
saucepan and ready in 15 minutes,
was the subject of study at
the Resettlement H.D. meeting
held October 24 with Mrs. Jonas
Jenkins. The home agent gave the
demonstration emphasising how
money, time, and heat could be
saved through this metod of prep…
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(Paid Political Advertisement)
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(Paid Political Advertisement)
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SAMPLE BALLOT
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SAMPLE BALLOT
For Governor
(Vote for one)
~~~W~T6m §7 BATTLE"
□ WALTER JOHNSON
□ CLARKE T. ROBB
For Lieutenant Governor
(Vote for one)
IH LEWIS PRESTON COLLINS^
□ E. THOMAS McGlIJRE
For Attorney General
(Vote for one)
jX] J. LINDSAY ALMOND, JR:
□ SIDNEY MOORE -
^ For Member of House of Delegates
From Rappahannock and …
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WSCS Meetings Held
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WSCS Meetings Held
1W
The Woman's Sofiety of C&ria^
tian Service met Monday night*
in the Methodist ^hurrih ih Observance
of tiie Week of Prayer*
Rev. Norman J. Flythe brought a
timely message on the subject and
stressed the far-reaching results
of earnest and sincere prayer. '
A quilting party was held by
the memb…
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^C ~SSffM* UPWff.U.ir A —w^TigU,.-, GIVE IIEATROLA THE EYE
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~SSffM* UPWff.U.ir A —w^TigU,.-,
GIVE IIEATROLA
THE EYE BEFORE
YOU BUY
cny cabinet heater
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• Beautiful. Modem. A handsome
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Beautiful. Modem. A handsome
addition to your living room.
• Circulates healthful whole*
house warmth. Keeps floors warm.
' Has tint sensational
** of-Gold" Burner. Fast. Clean.'
Noiseless.
MLT TIE ESTATE NEATNU h«. ,h. i«*0„
. tiMl making, hial-uvihg INTENSI-FICB
AS DUCT. Exeludv*. Patanled. Look lor
*}+-*.* ¥’*• -v»i…
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« ti ...1; • , §^n©B Support 4M Cora
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ti ...1; • ,
§^n©B Support 4M Cora
EiUblUlkd ot $1JS7
Price support on Virginia's big
IMS corn crop has been establish- .
ed at a basic rate of $1.57 a bushel,
according to an announcement
released by R. B. Bridgforth,
state chairman of the Production
Marketing Administration. This
rate will give farmers 90 per cent
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Greeting*!
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Greeting*!
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.-W $ M
If |m hw ml u)wn wU
fliM to gwt • can •< >»W
iMMck Ntwi, caH Wukiaf*
te»-2S51, m4 they »kaU gmt
tk* Mxt tkr*t knM (rm ml
ckvt*.
—. -t a -..,,.,., y
Legal Records
(Deeds of Bargain and Sale)
John A. Jones to Guy K. Clatterbuck,
2.6<8 acres, more or less,
in Hampton Magisterial District.
Lou…
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i “Too Busyhe said he was to bother about that recurring
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“Too Busyhe said he was to bother about that recurring
I headache and emphasized his disdain with a booming—“Never
® was sick in my life!”_Tfidayhe’s in a hospital. That story is
| repeated a thousand times a day. Incubatng diseases often
|masquerade behind seemingly small symptoms until with striking
{suddenness they …
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* ■ Ginb with Each Year Figures compiled -toy
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Ginb with Each Year
Figures compiled -toy the U.Department
of Commerce on
where the people’s money comes'
from and tvbWe It goes Show that
the aggregate cost of government
in the United States—federal,
state, and local-—has become the
rival of food as the biggest single
charge on the public’s purse.
Clothing and shelt…
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vne economy at large, i Department of Commerce figures
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vne economy at large, i
Department of Commerce figures
give the aggregate value of
all*food expenditures , in It 48 as
>52,9-billions. The total cosit of
federal, state and local government
last year eras 851.8-billions ■
Thus for every dollar spent on
food in the nation in 1848 the
cost of government was 88 cents.
■ …
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Burning of Leaves
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Burning of Leaves
Wastes Valuable Material
— i <
Burning is an easy-—and wasteful
way to tidy up home premises
of fallen leaves, garden advisers
of the U. S. Deparment of Agriculture
say. Every autumn Cons of
this valuatle raw material go up
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C ■ Lerner's OF CULPEPER, VA. Congratulates • V.
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Lerner's
OF
CULPEPER, VA.
Congratulates
• V. ; C .
The first edition of Rappahannock County’s
&5ppafjannocfe dittos
Over tiie years may all Rappah annock County enjoy and grow
with their new paper —and may the ypa»t A
SwjStfcniTd time
—r^-arc-e,.
«r "*> ■
, - -—- ifitrh and Ties —- Clamorous
Dresses and coats for wo…
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in smoke instead of bding MtW to beneftt vegetable
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in smoke instead of bding MtW
to beneftt vegetable ud flower
gardens, shrubs, and trees on the
.home grounds. The home-maker
as well as the man of the house
should be interested in using this
free- gift of r nature" to improve
family property. It takes little
trouble or space to establish a
pile of leaves so that they …
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■ .. " ' . '"'...■Sirius, ■'/* ■ '■■■
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'"'...■Sirius, ■'/* ■
'■■■ v• v r »a;'.u.::35Sp|^f
• L. or own
licensed auctioneer
WMWWMMMMWMNIM
in Farm, Salea,
Household Furniture, and Heal Estate
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SERVICE!
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SERVICE!
MEASURED
NOT BY • •
GOLD
BUT BY
THE •
GOLDEN
HOLE
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SALE of DRESSES
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SALE of DRESSES
Regular $7.95 Values
THE SMASH HIT!
» Everybody is Talking About Our
Super Value—
$5.97
2 for $11.00
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All Wool Sweaters
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All Wool Sweaters
All Are Your* a{ Savngs!
' ' » A
Cardigan with Long Sleeves, in
Lovely Solid Shades
$2.d5 ■"'/
Sizes 34-40 Sale—
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AND BEST WISHES FOR THE SUCCESS OF
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AND BEST WISHES FOR THE SUCCESS OF
IRappaliatmork Nruia
AND
Greetings to our
:'50,
Your Oliver, New Holland and Frigidaire Dealer
”W« Keep Tb® Farm Runwnf"
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DIAL 2071 CULPEPER, VIRGINIA
; : •• * J * *'•’ is « ** * to '*■* ^ ^? *r U * - -
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VWUWWVWAWUWWVWVV
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VWUWWVWAWUWWVWVV
f H)elp Wanted
WlAX'JJJ'—Man or woman to
sell Fuller Brushes end Cos/
metics. ROY H. TAYLOR, dial
Culpeper-5G0I3. ltc
For Sale
FOR FALE—-dfew dolls tor sale
end. orders taken. Old dolls repaired,
new wigs, re-stmng, etc.
Agent present at Rappahannock
News office THvorsday, November
10. Dial Wath…
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REAL ESTATE
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REAL ESTATE
/
I bars prospects for
All Kind* of Property^
Outride Connection*.
W. A. Miller'
Local Broker
Washington, .Va. •
Phone 21S1
5 lb*. TRIPLETT’S MEAL
given with each purchase of
25 !b*. TRIPLETTS FLOUR
WASHINGTON
CASH STORE
When you nttd Household or
Personal Crushes fust telephone
the number below. Most value…
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County News Notes
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County News Notes
Brown Cannon is improving in
hsalCh following an illness at Ills
home," -. ■ . V -
After a long seige of sickness,
John W. Sours is reported improved
in health. - k
Miss Louise Deal of Scrabble
was a Sunday guest of Miss Dorothy
Hitt at Castleton Sunday.
* Mrs. James Mi Yates visited
Mrs J. W. Broy…
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m r, sno - an-rs- -v -iJin* oiFredericksburg
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sno - an-rs- -v -iJin* oiFredericksburg
was a week-end
guest at the borne of Mrs. J. P.
Leake, of Castleton. ~
Mi\ai>d Mrs. H. HStt of Culpepe?
visited their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. .William Hitt, at Castleton
Saturday.
5. E. Hening returned to his
home in Sperryville on Saturday.
Mrs. Hening is remaining in Baltimore
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'***■■**- i ' ***''■**' ' .Mft ,Y,,*,f. Mrs. G.
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'***■■**- i ' ***''■**' ' .Mft ,Y,,*,f.
Mrs. G. W.fUwklnsand Mrs.
B. M. Varner were in Front Roy•1
last week visiting Mrs. GHes
M. Golden.. .. x
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hawkins
and daughter, Jndith Willis,
spent Shmday in Martin sburg, W.
Va., with Mr. and Mrs. IX M.
Sullivan. / ’ *~
Minor B. Lewis, Jr., of Washingto…
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•Stter, MissiCpIIaen Dennis and Mr,
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•Stter, MissiCpIIaen Dennis and Mr,
and Mrs. Tomas J. Dennis of Arlington
were visitors at the home
of their parents, Rev. and Mrs,
W. B. Dennis, over the week end.
Week-end guests in the home
of Mrs. B. R. Cannon were Mr.
and Mrs. T. W. Pierce and children
of Occoquan, Mr. and Mrs.
G. L. Williams and son of Front
Roy…
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T fc • S a o a . o
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fc • S a o a . o f
SAWDUST SAM
K«yyH>h» IMS - j. k Cm CM
FORCED
LANDING'
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OUCH/ HUM
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OUCH/ HUM
SQMCTHINC "
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A COUPLE OF
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A COUPLE OF
BRICKS UNDER <^=
THIS LEG AND
I'LL BE ALL SET
TO PAINT THE
BARN.
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WKAT A SMELL! DON'T YOU
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WKAT A SMELL! DON'T YOU
KNOW A LADDER NEEDS BOTH
LEGS ON SOLID GROUND?
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Mr. and Mr*. J* H. Dudley of Alexandria visited
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Mr. and Mr*. J* H. Dudley of
Alexandria visited Dr. and Mrs.
E. W. Brown on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Weaver and
, family were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George Butler at Boston.
Miller Price and Dave Miller
of V.P.I., Blacksburg, spent the
week end at 'their homes here.
Mrs. Charles Burke and infant
eon returne…
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WASHINGTON VIRGINIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1049 Applcation for entry as second-class matter pending
VOL. 1—NO. 2. ;
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Senator John S. Battle is indisputably Rappahannock’s choice for
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Senator John S. Battle is indisputably
Rappahannock’s choice
for Governor of. the Commonwealth
for* his majority of 591
votes in the sue districts of the
. • - county was above ail other candidates—excepting,
of course,
- 4- Rappahannock’s own candidate
—-x for supervisor of the Conservation
/ District, P. Downing Wood…
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County News Notes
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County News Notes
Miss Lottie Burton visited Mr.
end Mrs. George Burton in Philadelphis
over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Smith are
spending several days this week
--in Richmond. ——-tt~
Miss Eunice Maddox of Culpeper,
was the guest Sunday of Miss
Eda Pinks at Peola Mills.
Miss Irene Keyser is visiting
Mrs. Kent Wol…
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Game and Fish Club
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Game and Fish Club
To Show Movies V.
Rappahannock Game and Fish
club met 'Monday, evening in the
Courthouse with W. C. Campbell
presiding for the purpose of advocating
local posting of land by
owrters in the jinterest >of en- ■couraging
adherence to state laws
and promoting | cordial relationship
between hunter and ow…
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KEAGER SCHOOL
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KEAGER SCHOOL
HOLDS ELECTION
Pupils in the elementary room
at Reager school; taught by Miss
Mattie Robinson, are holding a
state election. Ballots were writ*
ten by the fifth and sixth grade
pupils, and each voter registered
Loui&e Williaifio asi^gistrar.
George North, Jr., Melvin Williams
and Bradly Williams were
ju…
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It Got At Gen Rep Am4t Coir
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It Got At Gen Rep Am4t Coir
Wakefield
I0T Ift. 115, « «0 y ttfc*
W >.40-46-4 e&S’
'mmm®
TOTAL Wjl dPlrt’
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Birthday* Celebrated
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Birthday* Celebrated
On November 7 .
The membets of Trinity Guild
entertained at a birthday party
Wednesday afternoon at “The
Maples," home of J. W.
Price, in celebration of the birthday
anniversary of Mrs. Bartow
Brown and Miss Mary Marye, whq
are charter members of the Gtuild.
The birthdays of both Mrs. Brown
and Mi…
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....... Funeral services for Mrs. Dors
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....... Funeral services for Mrs. Dors
Mozingo Settle, wife of Thomas
<W, Settle, who died at her home
at Korea- Sunday, November 0,
were held from Amissville Bap*
tist church Wednesday with the
Rev. M. E. Sliger officiating. Interment
was in Amissville Baptist
cemetery.
Mrs. Settle, 06, is survived by
her husband; tw…
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Keyser Sells Sheep
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Keyser Sells Sheep
In North Carolina
Ten registered Hampshire sheep
were sold last week by the owner,
John A. Keyser, to M. H. Wayne
of Rapahoe, N. C. and C. W. HoU
ton of Grantsboro, N.' C.1 Nine
of the sheep were two and three
year old ewes and one was a ram
born in April. ,
■ Mr. Keyser has made a specialty
of rais…
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With Mrs. Frances B. Thornton
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With Mrs. Frances B. Thornton
and Miss Lillie M. Johnson as
their teachers, 29 pupils of Woodville
school rang up perfect attendance
records for last month.
In the first grade they, are Alpheus
Atkins, Charles Clark, Arthur
& Hitt, Junior Sisk, Mary
Grimsley, Louise Menefee, Alice
Rutherford, Martha Rutherford.
In the…
