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WoodrUlc H. D. CM Page 9 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 WoodrUlc H. D. CM WO! Vultljuny. .. The Woodville H.D. club will ▼wit the sample kitchen; of tbo Northern Virginia Power Com* ' P*ny in Luray next Friday, November 18. They plan to leave' Woodville at 12:80 p.m. Mrs. Colleen Collett, home economist for the power company, will dem. onstrate the use of electrical ap- .…
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< On all machinery in stock and set up Page 9 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 On all machinery in stock and set up All sales will be for cash and no trades (Exceptions: new tractors, combines, and balers) 50 ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM Mew and used ^JOHNJDEER^^s.^ NEW IDE4 - PAPEC DELAVAL - MYERS - LOUDEN fi It Pays to fitly in Culpeper” | “SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT” \ Culpeper, Virginia Dial 2£91
Below are some of the many values you will Page 9 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Below are some of the many values you will find at LEGGETT’S during this THREE-DAY. event, You are invited to visit our store and enjoy the many more big values that are being offered during TRADE DAYS’ in CULPEPER FOR ™ls EVENT WE WILL BE OPEN SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, *TIL9 PjM.
MEN’S Page 9 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 MEN’S Archdale Shirts IN FANCY and WHITE Regular and spread collars. Sizes 14 to 17. Sanforized. SPECIAL $2.29 MEN’S FUR-FELT HATS In bound edges and pre-blocked. All new shades. Sizes 6% to 7%. A BEAL VALUE $2.98 ALL WOOL • Men’s Coat .. Sweaters Ideal for winter. Double elbows lor longer wear. Colors/of Navy, B…
MEN’S Page 9 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 MEN’S U. S. RUBBER RAINCOATS All waterproof vulcanized seams. Sizes 36 to 46. Colors: gray and tan. Were >19.95. Priced For This Sale At $5.95 , BOYS’ 100% WOOL Jackets Fully lined, knit cuffs and bottom. Colors, blue and red. Sizes 8 to 20. Were $7.95—SALE— $4.95 BOYS’ BOXED SOCKS In stripes and argyle. Nylon to…
ATTENTION, LADIES, ON THIS VALUE Page 9 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 ATTENTION, LADIES, ON THIS VALUE One large Group of Dresses In Rayon Crepe and some Silk; all nationally known. Values to $22.50 — NOW $5.50 Sizes- 9 to 50 SPECIAL FOR THIS EVENT Ladies DRESSES >In Rayon Crepe, Taffeta, and /Faille. Sizes 9 to 44. Were $3.95 — SALE $2.98 “ LARGE ASSORTMENT Rayon Crepe SLIP In plai…
u WEATHER LOTION C Rtgvloriy $1.00 M*ho* WNnevw you Page 9 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 WEATHER LOTION C Rtgvloriy $1.00 M*ho* WNnevw you go, in wind •r tnow...this •xfrtwich, prot+ciiv* lotion koopt your and lac* toft and smooth. / ’ W drying. Novar sticky or grtaty. Whowvw yaw ! WkOk Aoulaw Mkaga Laim ■ ' £9 iVlMiy# CQWHi ntNv • • fpOT atunnloi ..
MEN'S WHITE Page 9 · column 5 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 MEN'S WHITE Handkerchiefs 12” x 12”; Vi” folds. 12 for $1.00 CHILDRENS Print DRESSES Also plaids, in all styles and colors. Sizes 1 to 6x. Were $1.00—SALE^2 for *1.50 CHILDREN’S COTTON SLIPS Ruffled bottom. Full cut and sanforized. Sizes 2 to 14. 2 for $1.00 CHILDREN’S BLUE JEANS In blue deaim; small sizes with …
Large Assortment Of Wool by the yard stripes, checks, Page 9 · column 6 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Large Assortment Of Wool by the yard stripes, checks, plaids and solids, A SUPER VALUE $1.49 Thousands Of .Yards of 8fj-Square Prints Get yours while obtainable at this price— 3 yards $1.00 TURKISH—Towels Large size hath towels!; in. solid colors. All good and thirsty. A 69c value. 3for$1.00 WASHCLOTHS 1 TO MATC…
W.M.U. !Met Tuesday Page 1 · column 5 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 W.M.U. !Met Tuesday The W.M.U. met Tuesday at Washington Baptist church with Mrs. Gilbert Updike as the program chairman in the absence f Mrs. Frank Jones. Mrs. John A. Keyser and Mrs. C. G. Reid gave reports oir the program. A nominating committee consisting of Mrs. J. A. Keyser,'Mrs. J. S." Weaver and Miss Margaret…
New* Among Our Page 10 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 New* Among Our Colored Header* * -- . Miss Mary Virginia Nlckens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Holland of Rappahannock and Rev. Ellis Haword Turner ,of Washington, D. C., were married Sunday, November 8, atT:30 in the aiternoon at Salem Baptist church in Washington D, C., with the Kev. uryrue.s officiating. Mrs…
Mr. and Mrs. • Frank Ford of Marshall were Page 10 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Mr. and Mrs. • Frank Ford of Marshall were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Timbers. Gene and Bryant Fletcher of t Washington, D. C., spent Sunday with their mother, Mrs. Ida Fletcher. The sum of $73.50 was realized from the dinner which was given at Pine Knot Inn Friday for the benefit of Robert Summons, who w…
• '• . , • v V •.*• ' Page 10 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 •.*• ' ' at Shiloh Baptist- church Sunday nitf.it. -k*v. C. H, Sanford of Out- i peper ^was the guest speaker. The choir was composed of 70 voices from the Revs choir, junior choir of Brandy, and the Eggbornsville choir. Mrs. Bomaster of' Washington, D. C„ was the director. V,; A religious movie will be held ■at Shilo…
WASHINGTON BAPTIST Page 10 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 WASHINGTON BAPTIST Rev. I. D. Richards, Pastor; Sunday': 10 a.m,—Sunday School SHILOH BAPTIST Rev. Jackson, pastor Sunday: 10 a.m—.Sunday School
CHURCH CALENDAR ' ’ Page 10 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 CHURCH CALENDAR ' ’ ® ■* + ‘ *■ 1 • ' AMIS3VILLE BAPTIST Rev. M. E. Slider, Pastor Sunday: Vf > 10 a.m.—Sunday School 11 am.—Morning Worship AMISSVILLE METHODIST Rev. Norman J. Flythe, Pastor Thursday: 7:30>p.m.—Service Sunday: 10 a.m.—^Sunday School FLINT HILL BAPTIST f* Rev. M. E. Sliger, Pastor Sunday: _ .10 a.m.—Sn…
F. T. BAPTIST Page 10 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 BAPTIST Rev. A. Paul Thompson, Pastor Sunday: 10 a.m.—Sunday School 7:30 p.m.—'Evening Worship * Saturday: 1:30 p.m. W.M.U. at home of S. R. Shackelford NETHERS MILL FREE PENTACOSTAL Rev. R. H. Scroggins, Pastor Saturday: \ 7:30 p.m.—Evening Worship OAKLEY BAPTIST Rev. A. Paul Thompson, pastor Sunday: 2130 p.m.—-Preach…
TRINITY EPISCOPAL Page 10 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 TRINITY EPISCOPAL Dr. W. G. Pendleton, Pastor Sunday: 11 a.m.—Morning Worship WASHINGTON METHODIST iRev.; Norman J. Flythe, pastor Sunday: 7 130 p.m.—Evening Worship -.-Friday:_._.........__ WILLIS CHAPEL METHODIST Rev. Norman J. Flythe, Pattor Friday: 7:30 p.m.—WSCS Sunday: ■f. ' i i r - - --- V Mrs. W. H. Wellford wi…
Mrs. Della Parlow returned home Monday after* spending the Page 10 · column 4 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Mrs. Della Parlow returned home Monday after* spending the past three weeks at the home of her brother, Frank Beahm, in Harrisonburg. A new home demonstration club is in the process of being started this week in the F. T. Valley. The ladies hope to have the first meeting "by the end of the month. * Jim Massie of the U…
Mis* Mattie Rector was an overnight guest Sunday of Page 10 · column 5 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Mis* Mattie Rector was an overnight guest Sunday of Mra. Flo* rence Johnson. •' * Mrs. Idly Barber and Misa Mary Stark called to see Miss Louise O’Bannon Monday .afternoon. v Sunday guests of Misses Lillie and Nellie Jonsop at Tipodville were Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sill, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hensley and their daughter, Cynthi…
i ,►* Mr; and Mrs,' I.C.i Paint#* ef _ Page 10 · column 6 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 ,►* Mr; and Mrs,' I.C.i Paint#* ef _ Beckiey, W. Vs., and Mrs. S. P. ^ Polendof Haymafkftt were week, end guests of Mr. and M,rs. W- C. v Hall at "Hose Hill." iWarren E. Dennis of Winches^„ ter, Miss Collen H. Dennis and Thomas J. Dennis of Arlington were week-end guests of their parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Dennis', …
Rockets Begin Practice Page 1 · column 5 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Rockets Begin Practice Tonight At Sperryville Rappahannock Rockets basketball team will hold its first practice game of the season tonight, Thursday, November 10, at 7 o’clock in Sperryville auditorium. Interested folks are invited to come watch the opening practice. Dog Raid on Hogs ' Reported in F. T. Valley So…
C. ROY JONES Page 10 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 ROY JONES Optometrist, Jeweler & Optician | Culpeper, Virginia ■ V-;< -1 A*" '■ V:.‘ :: •' See C. Roy Jones for a real buy for the three Culpeper Trade Days. He is offering his stock of small leather goods, viz—billfolds, key holders and traveling cases for both men and women at ONE-HALF Price. All earring, solid gold,…
■i ' TRADE WITH Your Local Retail Grocer BUY Page 10 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 TRADE WITH Your Local Retail Grocer BUY PLEEZING \ ' V \ f: T^"' .V l V ^ive Premium Coupons Get a Pleezing Premium For Christmas :»»*ra«OT»ig»»>ra?rasnra»3srairem«Mmug».
JOHNSON’S Page 10 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 JOHNSON’S •'The Home of Better Fabrics” 142 N. Main Sti^et_............................ Culpeper, Va. We offerd Natibnally advertised brands, suchi as BOTANY, GARFIELD, MILLIKEN, WYNER, BURLINGTON, BATES, DAN RIVER, AVONDALR FRUIT of ihe LOOM, CLOTH of L, WAVERLY, McBRATNEY, LAROS, WARNER, BERKSHIRE, VOGUE. --V & ,• -…
K&ppan&nnock 4-H news Page 1 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 K&ppan&nnock 4-H news By: Janet Sollenberger Home Agent V "|baa6s'i^fek>/«S» almost 4-H week entirely/ seven out of nine , 4-H clubs in the - dqttfttjr met." 'These were the'Bperryville Sjr.v 4-H; Bell Meade 4-H; Forest:. Grove 4-H; Beager 4-H; Washington Jr. 441; Sperryville Jr. 4* , H; and Amissville 4-H. , Tbe glr…
but is a very interested one . . Page 1 · column 4 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 but is a very interested one . . Joan Scott presidd over the November meetng and did a fine job. John Corbin gave an excellent accountpf what went on at. the Itmi meeting through Miis minutes. Mrs. Jessie Rowzie and the agent taught the girls how to make a needle case and embroider it, and also how to hem a kitchen tow…
votion and Doris Martin led the Page 1 · column 5 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 votion and Doris Martin led the group in singing. Mrs. Mabel Racer, Washington Sr. 4-iH leader*/ jaaght the new members how to hem in the “So you .Want to SeW Project", end, the agent taught * the rest of the group how to eofer a waste paper basket and hang pictures correctly. Sperry vilie Jr., 4-iH club met on Friday…
Rappahannock Circuit., Courtwill Page 1 · column 6 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Rappahannock Circuit., Courtwill convene Monday, November , 14 at the Courthouse with Judge \ J R. H. Alexander of Leesburg presiding. Grand jury cases to be presented by the Commonwealth Include that of stated perjury against Joseph Mahoney and Raymond Mahoney; another a charge of maiming against George Turner, color…
Birth Announcement Page 1 · column 6 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Birth Announcement ; 1 -r '\ -• . , nv.. Hr. and Mrs. Alpheus Cannons of Castleton are teoeiving con-**'';'; gratulations on the birth of a daughter bora Wednesday, NtWi.^ vember if/ ”£•'* ' Show Tomorrow' Night ’ The Blue Valley Boy* wUl feb.; at Washington High School to- . morrow night, November 11. ,9..'. - it:…
Rappahannock News Page 2 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Rappahannock News Published Thursday Morning at Washington, Rappahannock V' County, Virginia « Dial Wa>hingtoifS851 LUCY CATHERINE BOWIE Publisher Application for entry as secondclass matter is pending. Subscription:-$2100 a year
editorial Page 2 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 editorial Visiting Teacher Program In Rappahannock Schools In recent years much fine work has been done to enable teachers to understand more completely the behavior of children. Teachers have felt the need for assistance in analyzing the problems of some pupils. One purpose of the visiting teacher program is to ass…
room. The principal, because of the very' nature of Page 2 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 room. The principal, because of the very' nature of his position, is the person who is held responsble for tfce effectiveness of his sehool program. Consequently, when a teacher recognizes the necessity of calling for" help in dealing with problems of a pupil, the principal should first receive the .report for review …
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During the past year 4-H clubs have functioned in Page 2 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 During the past year 4-H clubs have functioned in the following Rappahannock communities: Belle Meade, Sperryville, Washington, Forest Grove) Amissville, Flint Hill, and Reager. The Washington club was so large that at the beginning of the 1948-49 year (school session) a junior and a senior club were formed. At the beg…
Notes For Homemakers Page 2 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Notes For Homemakers November is turkey time and with the XJ. S. Department of Agriculture reporting about 29 per cent more turkeys raised this season than in 1949, Miss SoJlenberger, home agent, pointed out that heavy'turgey marketings in November are expected to see’ both wholesale and retail prices drop below those…
Rappahannock Hour Page 2 · column 4 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Rappahannock Hour Is Heard On WCVA Each Wednesday at lt»iS p.m. Rappahannock County Farm and 1, Home Hour is on WCVA, Culpeper Broadcasting Company, at 1490 on the dial. Listen to your own county's program. The home ageht, Miss Janet Sollenberger, gave a short talk on "Soap Making" on the program yesterday at 12 .-45…
Washington Page 2 · column 5 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Washington Theatre Show Start* at 7:15 P. M. Saturday Shaw Start* 7:00 Friday - Saturday November 11 - 12 GENE AUTRY - in - “The Rim of the Canyon' 99 | Tuesday - Wednesday November 15 - 16 L “YOU’RE I MY EVERYTHING”
Pitts’ Theatre Page 2 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Pitts’ Theatre Shews Daily at 7itS and 9:00 MatiaaaS: Tuesday, Thursday at 3:30; Satarday, 2:00 Sunday: 3 and 9 P. M. , Admission 10c .and 28c pliaS tai
Thursday, November 10 , “MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN” Friday Page 2 · column 5 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Thursday, November 10 , “MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN” Friday - Saturday Novenber 11 - 12 “STEPHEN FOSTER STORY"