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•UU acraicnmg pencils. . In contrast with the modern Page 1 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 •UU acraicnmg pencils. . In contrast with the modern • hue system of transporting students to and from school, the pupils who attended The Academy wfco did not ride horseback ware compelled to walk two or three miles to school and back home each day. The back street to the school was a mud-hole .in bad : weather—-as w…
Scout Interest / Page 1 · column 4 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 Scout Interest / Meeting To Be Held Tonight A get-together of all parents and friends interested in organizing a Cub Pack or Scout Troop is scheduled for tonight, November 117, at 7 J30 p.m. in Washington Baptist church. All boys interested in becoming Cubs or Scouts must attend this meeting along with their mother…
it’ Page 7 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 it’ GET YOUR FREE COPY OF THE— ■V The Only Book Of Its Kind -v4V--> Each of the playthings shown in the 4<TOY YEARBOOK” has J .. ^ . ' •>. • > V ■• • *7 *i:«* . •■•■ ••;■ ■■ . .. •. as •• • * >Vi ^tv ,-^y been voted “an outstanding example of its type” by an impartial committee of toy experts representing the Toy …
with tjoys to delight the heart of every youngster—and Page 7 · column 4 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 with tjoys to delight the heart of every youngster—and grown-up too. Our display of toys is the largest it ha$ ever been. Toys for girls, and toys for boys, toys for the little tots and toys for the larger children. All the old favorites as well as many new ones. But we urge you to hurry in making your selection while …
News Among Our Page 8 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 News Among Our Colored Readers . ' ; * f " '• * The Sandy Hook Baptist church , ®f Runtly presented its pastor, Elder Smith Timbers, with a ban* quet supper in honor of his thirteenth year of devoted service. A large cake with 18 candles foraged the centerpiece of the table. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas , Jett and members of …
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Carter visited Mr. and Mrs. Page 8 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 Mr. and Mrs. Francis Carter visited Mr. and Mrs. Igdward Jordan in Amissville Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Raymond Dearing and Miss Maude Roy of Washington, D. C., were recent quests of Mr. and Mrs. William Roy. Mr. and Mrs. William Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Richardson and son of Washington, D. C., were guests Sunday…
Rev. C. H. Sanford, pastor of Woodville church recently Page 8 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 Rev. C. H. Sanford, pastor of Woodville church recently under* wfitV a foot operation. Willie Jones of Hampton Institute jb visiting his parents, . Mr. and Mas. Howard Jones of Wood* ville. ' Mrs. Annie Wallace and Melvin Hughes were recent guests of Mrs. Lizzie Hughes and Oliver Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mark …
Miss Willie Hunter of Landover, Md., spent the week-end Page 8 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 Miss Willie Hunter of Landover, Md., spent the week-end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hunter. f^day Jthay tended an Armistice Day dinner in Front Royal riven by the An*' erican Legrion Post No. 174. The George Washington Carver Sponsor’s club met at Scrabble Monday, November 7, and sponsored a program give…
Look... a slimming, all-star activity dress in rayon Gabardine! Page 8 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 Look... a slimming, all-star activity dress in rayon Gabardine! Motion* minded with free-actioi) * sleeve, back-yoke pleat, button-front! Proportion-sized for the shorter, fuller figure, as well as for Misses. Terra Cotta Rose. Twilight Blue.
Dusk Green, Pearl Beige. 12 to 20, 14)4 to Page 8 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 Dusk Green, Pearl Beige. 12 to 20, 14)4 to 22)4.
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"It {Pays to Pay Cash” Page 8 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 "It {Pays to Pay Cash” an- Fisher '>l£ ? CO., INC i.-.yr . ..c IFRONT ROYAL : Vw "-' v
. • \r -r<: r. ‘ - . A Page 1 · column 4 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 -r<: r. ‘ - . A few of the county folks who ere interested in this organization are: NedlJones, Dr. W. G. Pendleton, R«v. Norman Flythe, Rev. M. E. Sligerj Allen Johnson, Rev. - A. Paul Thompson, Charles Wood, and H. B. Winfrey. Hint Mill Garden Clots - • .#X H. Fagsell wa• *p00K»r at the Flint HillGmr^ club meeti… $The region of the page “. • \r -r<: r. ‘ - . A” was read from$
in Th« Academy. W. G. Garnett, Miss Mary Jane Page 8 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 in Th« Academy. W. G. Garnett, Miss Mary Jane Davis, Mrs. Frank Dudley, >D. C. O’Flaherty, , Miss Annie Jones, George Browning, Mrs. W. M. Start, Willis Browning, Mrs. Jennie Utterack, Miss Lily Beggarly, Miss Lizzie Lillard, John A. keyser, Botts Strother, Mrs. F. D. Wood, Miss iLaeta Rixey, Miss Eppa Hisle, Miss Mar…
, The Academy was 'nicknamed “(Rabbit Gum.” It is Page 8 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 The Academy was 'nicknamed “(Rabbit Gum.” It is located at toe northeast corner of Gay and "Wheeler streets, Washington, Va. The date is unknown. “Owners: (lot No. 34, located in Rappahannock County. Records "prior to 183:5 will be found in Culpeper county). ' “January 29,1835—Samuel and Elizabeth Evans deeded to Danie…
*4At one time on\y reading! writing, and arithmetic were Page 8 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 *4At one time on\y reading! writing, and arithmetic were taught, but later Latin was added to the curricula. John S. Gibson, W, L. Jett, W. W. Moffett (later a judge) , and a Mr. Warden were some of the teachers in this school. “Some of the old students say that at Christmas Eve if the teacher would not give, them a h… $The region of the page “*4At one time on\y reading! writing, and arithmetic were” was read from$
Notice Page 8 · column 4 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 Notice '* ... • .j' *• ' .'» ' . V» • ,. *• The secretary of the Rappahannock Game and 'Fish Club now haa o» hand “no trespassing” signs and blank hpntipg and -fishing permit curds for distribution to the members. Classified Ads • For Sale | ■FOR SALE—2 registered Angus bulls, 3 and 4 years old, at Laurel Hill Farm, …
THE MARSHALL FUNERAL SERVICE Page 8 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 THE MARSHALL FUNERAL SERVICE Day «*one *7*11 Night Phone 6396 AMBULANCE SERVICE —— » ■ 246-48-50 East Davis Street CULPEPER, VIA. “We educate our children to Hake our jdaices in life; We support Negro business to makes places for them.’' 4 . Traditioi/’hnd custom confines oar 'business to that of Negroes alone; yet …
SUPER*IAYIHG MASH Page 8 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 SUPER*IAYIHG MASH JO* pnML hr heavy produdna Hockt kept in wniliwiMM. MARKET IAYING MASH !•% protein. For tho small farm (lack Nadine on rang# or good pastor*. Cash Price $437 per cwt. *417 ■ perewt.
Culpeper’s Home of Youngstown Kitchen'Equipment Rebuilt, Used Pianos Oue Page 8 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 Culpeper’s Home of Youngstown Kitchen'Equipment Rebuilt, Used Pianos Oue Specialty WWWWWWVWI^^ i: , ; r ■■ ■ * , Culpaper, Virginia . ; Dial 8471
Amissville H. D. Club Page 1 · column 5 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 Amissville H. D. Club Shows Active Program A meeting. was held by the Amssville fi. D. club, November 9 at the home of Mrs. Katherine Riley. Mrs. Joe Hitt, the president, calledthe meeting to order. Many items of business were brought up. A square dance to be sponsored by the club is in the air, and will be decided up…
Slate Mills H. D. Meets Page 1 · column 5 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 Slate Mills H. D. Meets With Mrs. Carter White The Slate Mills Home Demonstration club had their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Carter White. Business was taken up first, and then a demonstration on **Accessories for the Living Room" was given by the agent. Pointers were taken up, such as the correct hanging of …
*v Iff This picture taken at The Academy' in Page 1 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 Iff This picture taken at The Academy' in im is «be property of Robert L. Maseie. The two instructors are Jamea Jeftt, prineipa standing in the left door, and Miss Margaret Compton, at the right door. Seated, front row, 1 eft to right, are: Edward Cary, Robert L. Massie. Moss Witherow, George WHIis, French Carter, L. …
Reager School Page 1 · column 6 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 Reager School Welcomes D. P. r . Lajos Elteto, Jr„- a native of Hungary, attends Reager school. His family, father^ mother, and little brother, Aaron, came with him from Austria where they lived for four years. Lajos (whose names means Louis) studied English in Austria and he reads well. He is 11 years old and has …
Annual Methodist Page 1 · column 6 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 Annual Methodist Thanksgiving Dinner The ladies of the Sperryville Methodist .church will serve their annual Thanksgiving dinner on November 24 in the dining roomt * the Lee Highway hotel. Mrs. B. M. 'Miller . Entertains Bridge Club SM* MtW**.-*as ?. heatasi . to the bridge dub on Thursday •vening.- High score j* …
Court Recbied Page 1 · column 6 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 Court Recbied The case of Marie George vs. Adolph Lorch and M. H. Eglin, 'being held in Court here yesterday will continue this morning. Judge J. R. H. Alexander announced the recess about 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon. James W. Fletcher is represent* ing the- defendants aad^ A. BL" John D. Epperly, the plaintiff. r…
Rappahannock News Page 2 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 Rappahannock News Published Thursday Morning at Washington, Rappahannock County, Virginia Dial Washington 2851 LTJCY CATHpMNfe BOWIE Publisher Application for entry as secondclass matter is pending. Subscription: 92.00 a year EDITORIAL 1 This is part of an editorial by one George Peck: ” . . . the typical Am…
- Mr. Peek, you made a very good beginning—especially Page 2 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 Mr. Peek, you made a very good beginning—especially speaking in general. You just don’t know 'Rappahannock. f> You see, sir, here the folks—*• in addition to the sterling qualities^ your regular rural Americana—haven’t lost ,the arts of gracious living. It is not necessary that we pay someone to entertain us, though …
DONAHOE'S Page 2 · column 1 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 DONAHOE'S FLOWER SHOP WHIM, MBS. C. E. OILES, Agent • * Phones: iWashington 2676 or 2$381 Flowe irSyFor A^c< ccasions "Washington ^ .**-% Saturday Show Start* 7:00 ‘Friday, November 18 “SONG OF INDIA” Also Singles and Serial (Saturday, November lS] „ Smiley Burnette “SOUTH OF DEATH VALLEY” Also Singles and Serial …
Gambling Is A Disease Page 2 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 Gambling Is A Disease The American people have the disease of ° Gambling. We see it all around us. No sport event is complete in the eyes of many unless money is wagered on it. Nor is & money*, raising affair jtho sponsored by religious or educational groups. Our leading citizens are found encouraging our youth to tak…
Our people are beginning to (believe that it is Page 2 · column 2 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 Our people are beginning to (believe that it is better to be lucky than it is to be honest. A man may toil a* lifetime honestly and save and try to achieve success in his community and yet have less than someone who was lucky enough to be asked, "What color is the opposite of white?” on the radio program! Once gambling…
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NOVEMBER 13*19 1949 BOOK WEEK Children** Book Week . Page 2 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 NOVEMBER 13*19 1949 BOOK WEEK Children** Book Week . This is Children’s Book Week, November 13-19, and Since the .problem moet discussed in the present day in regards to children’s reading seems to be that of modern day comic books, the following comes forward as' an opinion. ‘TThe comic-book rash isn't aq likely t…
■Stories of the ilnble, for example, are instnuotive, valuable Page 2 · column 3 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 ■Stories of the ilnble, for example, are instnuotive, valuable lessons to which every child, heathen. or not, should be exposed. The child who reads the comic-book version has much of his natural curiosity • satisfied. He thinks he knows the Christ story; next he wants, to hear of something else. He doesn’t learn that …
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SHOOT SAFELY! Page 2 · column 4 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 SHOOT SAFELY! No gun is safer than the man who handles it. . Have you ever heard of a hunting license which gave you leave to kill a fellow human? Of course not! . Yet, last year alone, roughly 800 able-bodied American mm and women fell before the unsure guns of careless hunters, grisly victims killed by ignorance an…
, 'We are bow living in the U age— Page 2 · column 5 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 'We are bow living in the U age— UJ5., U.N., UJS.S.'R., and U-2W.
Benjamin Franklin was founder . % of the University Page 2 · column 6 · rappnews-1949-11-17-ed-1 Benjamin Franklin was founder . % of the University of Pennsylvania.