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-A&N STORE-; ' ^ 7 " Page 6 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 -A&N STORE-; ' ^ 7 " A & P FOOD STORE ARRINGTON CLEANERS & DYERS BROWNING REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE BROWNING TRACTOR A EQUIPMENT CO. CARPENTER BROS. CENTRAL HARDWARE COMPANY r CLEMENT INSURANCE AGENCY CLORE FUNERAL HOME COCAXXMA BOTTLING COMPANY CULPEPER APPLIANCES, INC , CULPEPER BOOK STORE CULPEPER CREAMERY ,.. •V CU…
-- DUONGS CAR & HOME SUPPLY Page 6 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 DUONGS CAR & HOME SUPPLY FASHION SHOPPE FRED’S MARKET GEEST FUNERAL HOME j C. MASON GREEN HOFFMAN IMPLEMENT SERVICE HOPKINS-WILLIS CHEVROLET CO. JEWEL SOX ^ JOHNSON’S JONES RADIO SHOP > v" G ROY JONES LERNER’S >je*mms PHARMACY ^ LONGERBEAM FURNITURE CO. . . MARTIN FURNITURE COMPANY ."SSp MERCHANTS GROCERY COMPANY A…
OWEtf MOTOR SALES Page 6 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 OWEtf MOTOR SALES QUALITY CLEANERS PITTS THEATRE RADIO STATION WCV LEE ROSENBERG i SAFEWAY GROCERY SECONONATIONAL BANK SHAFFER'S MOTORS F. R. SIMPSON (GULF OIL) TRI-COUNTY PRODUCE COMPANY TRIPLETT WiJNG COMPANY THE VIRGINIA STAJt lYAicdMiamroMiEft^ WATERS 4 COMPANY WEAVER-HUTCHERSON MOTORS WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE ST…
High School, Washington, Virginia SWf of “UTTLE WASHINGTON POST" Page 7 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 High School, Washington, Virginia SWf of “UTTLE WASHINGTON POST" Editor-iirChitf.....,.GLADYS REID AmuUM Editor.. ... PHYL1SS HUDSON LUCY MAE SMITH ELOISE ESTES SHIRLEY WOODWARD PEGGY ANN GREEN NEWBILL MILLER LUCY MAE REAGER
Which lesson do you uve until lost? Is it Page 7 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Which lesson do you uve until lost? Is it English or history? Or maybe sdgebxa or science! Why do yon wait and study this lassea 'after tht others? Is it because jou ‘are MtWg.1t 'for a treat! Very ’unliltelyf Ifs probably because!** lyour peeroet subject—the «a« y«o* - ’publicly or secretly denounce. But |this/"savin…
' ■ Junior CI&m Presents - Assembly Program On Page 7 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Junior CI&m Presents - Assembly Program On Friday, November 4, the junior English class, directed hr Mrs. Hazel P. Corbin, presented an assembly program to the high school and the visitors, the Spurryville F.P.A. boys. The program was opened when everyone sang “Seeing Nellie Home,”, followed by the devotional and sal…
A News .V The senior class of 1949, eon* Page 7 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 A News .V The senior class of 1949, eon* sitting of Hfi pupils, began the poor with a hang by buying tbtir books and settling down for fa ''lo'ng yasr of hard study. So far we hart hardly fulfilled on* MNMl»tiom>ut OHUM work* logon diem and at the same tbae having loads of fun.' ^Wb fctl (het wears full-fledged - te…
Bu*y . ' , WIMn Washington Vigli School feathers Page 7 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Bu*y . ' , WIMn Washington Vigli School feathers have entered Into a league this year for basketball. The league is in group S District G of Hie Virginia high school loagao. District G is farther divided into the eastern and western divisions. Washington is in the western division. ,. ■Schools playing in this divisi…
' 7 * HAW>V PERENNIAL ,.. up sprouts a Page 7 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 7 * HAW>V PERENNIAL ,.. up sprouts a twnnderfiJ .ores* that knows no. season, anddwfctoaab^r^^w?,-* ,--«"<«k'j»si!;^5^ESf'33wsSv"S!SBta)3p - a*- i’ »g*ln and «gun for it* infinite flattery! Beloved c**u*1 *itK «*>nw belt end WK^'Py 4; eolS,.-... ^:v '77;- „?-*■, ‘ fine fin-junior sizes 9 $*« - ■:.i.:.-■*£»-:>'.;t…
Director of Smitiuouian Page 7 · column 4 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Director of Smitiuouian fN?1**.' - During the senior governmnet dines one afternoon the teacher, Mr. Link, askd the question: What is a sarcophagus? Although we curiously searched the encyclopedia and dictionaries for information, the class decided that they would like to find out more. about this subject Therefore, …
Grc iu& jei of 1948 Page 7 · column 5 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Grc iu& jei of 1948 At Chsent of Today graduates of 19-48. ^ ■ After the wedding, belle rang lo- 'William Print* and Armie Laurie Smith, they moved to Washington, D. C. There William had worked his way r p to man** -ger of Firestone store and Anttie ' Laurie is employed at Hecht’s. Floyd Hitt, af ter trying his luc…
F.H.A. Members Page 7 · column 6 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 F.H.A. Members Attend Berryville Meeingr t Thirty-one Washington High . School homo economics students with their adviser, Miss Owen, at- , tended a meeting of the Future .Homemakers of America in Berr ryville on Friday, October 28. Schools from Warren, Fred- ■ el icit, and .Clarke counties were represented. Phylli…
FORMERLY A A N STORE Page 7 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 FORMERLY A A N STORE We were forced to change-the name of our store on account of a bunch ■ Tarheels came in from the South bv this name to put the squeeze on ”Peor Joe”. 1 came here from Rappahannock County walking 25 years ago. Before I will he undersold, I will go hack th* ssme way. I do not have any beautiful front…
VWVVWWWWVtfWWWVWVWV Page 8 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 VWVVWWWWVtfWWWVWVWV ~—.■■■ ■ - .-y—.. For Sale FOR SALE—Few dolls for sale and orders taken. Old dolls repaired, near wigs, re-strung, etc. Agent present ad Rappahannock News office Thursday, November 10. Dial Wa^hington-2U5l. It* ■ . ."'"""T ' -. FOR SALE—1342 Dodge pick-up, new tiree, in good. condition. Contact …
- FOR SALE—43 24hiU> flourescent Page 8 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 FOR SALE—43 24hiU> flourescent lights, 40 inches- long wfth nil ceiling attachments, ready to —'hang. In perfect Condition, • 2 plate glass'doors, size 7-ft .10 V4inches by 3-ft. 4 Vi-inches with lock, keys, and all . necessary hard* ware. Ready to hang, These doors have pneumatic .door closers attached. All in. perfe…
H. D. SCHEDULE Page 8 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 SCHEDULE . The H u n 11 y H.D. club will meet at the boiCe of Mrs. #raaville Fox, T^ui^Uy, November 15, at 2 p.m. The^ demonstration will be on ‘'Cooking with* Pres- ' sure Sauce Pan." The Flint (Hill HLD. club will meet at the home of 'Mrs. Bob Maseie, November 15 7:30 p. m. The demonstration will be on "Accessories…
Loci! Farm Page 8 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Loci! Farm G«t New N t The state office of th« Produc* tion and Marketing Administration hat announced that, county and community committees, composed of fartners elected to administer PMA programs In local areas, will henceforth be known officially as Production- and Marketing Administration Committees. They were pre…
Mr, and Mrs. J. Armistead Lew* >. is of Page 8 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Mr, and Mrs. J. Armistead Lew* >. is of Washington, D. C, spent Thursday at ‘‘■Greenfield,” Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Campbell were week-end guests of Arthur Campbell in Fluvanna county. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Updike were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jett Woodard at Kildale. W. H. Massie, Jr,, left Wednesday for Sarasota, F…
FUN FOR ALL Page 8 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 FUN FOR ALL FLINT HILL SCHOOL -CARE WALK —— (Home-made Cakes) — GAMES — FORTUNE TELLING — Friday, November 18, at 7:30 p.m. Admission: 25c Sponsored by: (Entitles you to play 3 games) Flint Hill P.-T.A. Your Camp support...
ready to be fitted Page 8 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 ready to be fitted andreafly-td-wear Why shop around for just the | right foundation-when you f can raaka a baalina straight for Aathoriaad Gamp Sonrtoa? | Our axpart, Camp-tralnad fitter wiQ halp you shoos# just tha garmaat you naafr your _-aiaslsgrobaj^r right hsta r tnatosh. Camp Sdactlfle Supporta- . with tha pat…
Odd* and End* Page 8 · column 4 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Odd* and End* •'{ 'v: j. - * ■-> '!U^ • : ,vi The juniors have ordered their / dess rings end ere eagerly await, ing their arrival. - Mr. Link spent Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday of last week in Richmond attending the Vir* giftia Educational Association ’ conventon. "Lila Wharton is gashing those big blue eyes …
Hft «*»# Hr*. Donald L. Click and' son, Larry, Page 8 · column 5 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Hft «*»# Hr*. Donald L. Click and' son, Larry, of Harrisonburg, »P*nt ti>e week «nd at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Racer.
f <i. ‘Tyler Miller, «n route to Hhrrisonburg, wee Page 8 · column 6 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 <i. ‘Tyler Miller, «n route to Hhrrisonburg, wee eft overnight gue«t Monday of Mr. end Mra. W. A. Miller et “Mt Project."
WATKINS AND THE FARMER Page 8 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 WATKINS AND THE FARMER - Friend, for 80 Year. " tl ^ ’■< .■ • * • ■; For 80 years , < . four generations . V. The R* Watkins Company has been serving the American (Farmer with quality farm products fo*-his livestock and poultry. Through these yefr* J* R* Watkins Company and The 'Watkins Dealer have made fast friends wi…
Maputo* BOTTLED CAS Murtcm IS ''"Ik. tt" ...Not a Page 8 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Maputo* BOTTLED CAS Murtcm IS ''"Ik. tt" ...Not a Acomplete gas service for Homes, Farms, Restaurants, and Industry beyond the mains
Advantages of gas fuel: Page 8 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Advantages of gas fuel: ,‘Pyrof*x” Gas Service offers all the advantages of gas, and can be used {or all purposes for which gas is applicable. It is the most modern of fuels, clean, fast and economical. Gas is preferred by two out of three Ameri* •
can Homemakers for cooking. The many ad* ■ vantages Page 8 · column 4 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 can Homemakers for cooking. The many ad* ■ vantages of “Pyrofax” gas make it ideal as well for farms, restaurants, institutions, and industrial plants which requir ea dean, fast and accurate heating product. V
“Pyrofax” Gu Service offers all of the comforts Page 8 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 “Pyrofax” Gu Service offers all of the comforts and conveniences of regular city gas service. There is complete freedom from any handling of the foe! by the user. “Pyrofax” Gas Service is dependable, as the system is Modern Gas Appliances: All modern gas appliances approved by the American Gas Association for use wit…
completely independent of the ,dem*nde of other users. The Page 8 · column 4 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 completely independent of the ,dem*nde of other users. The reserve supply on the user's premises end the practical delivery system assures continuous, uninterrupted service. * \ and are well within the average person's means. Such appliances as the nationally advertised Magic Chef Gas Range, the Servel Gas Refrigerato…
Bottled Gu Ringe ‘ Water Heater - Refrigerator or Space Heater Page 8 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 Bottled Gu Ringe ‘ Water Heater - Refrigerator or Space Heater ' ^*?r - Installed in Your Home by Trained Gee Men -"'■s/'- -r 146 N. Main Street ■<>•* • *' • •. >« .. CULPEPER, VIRGINIA Phone Culpeper-8396 ' J.*'“ V - >r‘ •■- Ci» - A k’i' ;.* b'^J"
SOH. TEST NOW Page 9 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 SOH. TEST NOW MEANS MONEY SAVED. , - -' r " Tim* spent now for a toil test could mean a saving of several dollars for Virginia fanners when they buy next year’s fertiliser. , *■ By knowing well in advance just what plant nutritients are needed, the farmer can make his fertiliser purchases accordingly.. It is obvious …
KENLAND SBEO Page 9 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-10-ed-1 KENLAND SBEO NOW AVAILABLE 8g Rappahannock farmer* wild aft interested in trying Kenland or •Northern Neck red clovers this year are urged to get in touch with W. H. Lyne, county agent, as soon as possible. Extension Service officials at V.P.I., say a limited amount of seed for the two clovers—both relatively pew in…
Of mtu Liuivmu Page 1 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 Of mtu Liuivmu \ T WASHINGTON, VIRGINIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17,1949 Application for entry as second class mail matter pending
Sheriff Lillard i Page 1 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 Sheriff Lillard i Captures Still > A 40-gallaa still, two men,<l. *ix gallons/ of moonshine, » horse, and L bridle were captured .near Lindjen Thursday morning, ifoveiwber^ id at 11 a.m. Sheriff J. M. Lillard officiated and rode <he horse into Front Royal. The- raid was made by Sheriff < Lillard and two federal agen…
Sperryrille Are Hosts Page 1 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 Sperryrille Are Hosts To Rockets' Opener Thursday night, November 10, St Sperryville auditorium the S. H.S. boys and girls played host to the Rappahannock Sockets in their first practice game of the - season. The Sperryville girls’ sextette came out victorious over the Rock* -ett«« who were beaten only twice l**t ye…
Missionary Meeting Page 1 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 Missionary Meeting The Julia Hagood Missionary Circle of Flint Hill Baptist church held its regular monthly meeting November 4 "at the home of Mrs. Haxel Corbin. Officers were elected for the coming year: president, Mrs. Hasel Corbin; vice-president, Mrs. Gaynell P. .Russell; secretary Mrs. Annie Moore; treasurer, Mrs…
County News Notes Page 1 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 County News Notes Mias Mattie Rector spent several days this week with Mrs. John Johnson, -i ’ ** '* ■ -i ’■ ' r^W" ~ '4 Mr. and Mrs, /Raymond Johnson 'were visitors' in Amissville Sunday afternoon. •- , - i 'Scott Carder of Woodville is improving following an attack of inlluensa. Miss Mona Ruse of Washington, D. C…
juuu. _ _., -• ■ - -■ - ■■ Page 1 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 juuu. _ _., -• ■ - -■ - ■■ _• ^ : Mm. H. B. Wood of Woodville wo* not able to be at ber place of business in Culpeper Monday because of illness. Miss Bertha Johnson was a Oulpeper visitor Friday. Cecil Carder was a guest of Mrs. Joe Hawkins at Woodville oh Sunday. Charles Hill and Don Richards of Pennsylvania were …
Jteeent guests oi uapt. and Mrs. J. IP. Cook Page 1 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 Jteeent guests oi uapt. and Mrs. J. IP. Cook at Flint Hill ware Miss Evelyn and Mias Wilma Cook and Maurice Walker of Washington, D. C., and Mrs. Emma Coppage and Mrs^ Regina Day of Richmond, and Mr. and Mrs. William Hawkins of Silver Spring, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Johnson Jf. and sons, oi Midway Island spent the week e…
‘The Academy* Page 1 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 ‘The Academy* Holds Memories For Many “The Academy” at Washington was more than just a school of readinV ’ritin’, and 'rithmetic to several generations of Rappahannock citizens who are now located the country over from California to Maine and if’Iorida. ~ , Established with Virginia’s opening of the public sehool s…