Rappahannock News, October 24, 1957

1 i f* Electio And Cle n Judges rks Named the general November S Judges an<l clerks appointed for clectioii to be held 1957: for Wakefield district: Judges: H. S. Barksdale, John Pj. Moo > and Aubrey North; Clejrks: David Corbin, and Basil Williams. FOR JACKSON DISTRICT Judges: L H. LuttrelL Theodore Farron and Dic^ Lathafn; Clerks John A. Ta;>p and ISarah Jenkins. FOR IJAMP+ON DIS. TR1CT• Judges: [C. T. Bruce. T.jM. John t<gv am' Etta B. Miller; Clerks: <w\e C. Verner and Emilv B. Miller. FOR PJEDMONT DISTRICT: Judges: C. E. Brown. C. H. Estes Land Mirtha V. Taylor; Clerks:!Elisabeth B. Johnson and I/Ouise Schwar z. FOR STpWXFWAf.T. I>ISTR1CT: Jtidges: H. C. Wayland Clarence Johnson ’Fhornhill: Clerk and C. H. Rayoiond Johnson and Norman Grimslev ■)RNF D1S. R. Shackeland Farl J. FOR HAWTH TKCT: Jupges: S *. w' F Fir, Kilpv • Orris: Fleanor D, Brown : "d G. Brm, n Mller. o t trnriied 1 n p^oter Contest The pupil* from the Sperryvijle Flementary School! carried off more than their share of the honor* Tii the Conse nation Foster Contest iiehl last we*k. John J.e-j Taylor won first iiri/e and kin Johnston came out second in thejdistrict |)f five counties; nty levatl the followme out Winners: 4th n Johnston 1st and ()n the co inn pupils ca grade, Carol Lee Taylor 2ml ; 6th gra and Susan Sc Tish Kilbv 2nd. Jean Sisk 2nd: 5th grade,- John 1st ami Tim Kilby le. Kav Johnston 1st laefer 2i d : 7rh grade 1st and Mollv Sisk Mrs. Jill ette Johnsons and Mrs, Ann*1 Kevser’s Sixth grader* put on an inusuallv interesting and effective assembly program on “F't Prevention’ in the school auditorium on Friday afternoon, lire highlights of the program were: Devotional of Bible verses about trees ; A plat let entitled ' Pirtv's Fes'oi’1' written bv Susan Schaefer: ant! other saf ps"'ng talk b \''"->w>n and “Smokcv tv songs State Ft The Rear" An interest Warden erv good movie shown bv Fprest Wirden Ravmond Johnson and St;,te A\ arden Vernon. In connection with fjhe nrogram a poster conte t on “Kdep V irginia Cirren'V'vas h -Id. The kvinners are as follows: Is grade. t°rr\' Comers, Steve Avlnr. Beth jO’Rannon. ad Joe Weaver; 2nd dratle.Twila Voungerman. Rosser Jenkins, Cbas. Fee Haim fdrl and 4tb ; .Pd grade Ann Cannon. Kathn-n Jenk ns, Rettv Sue Dwver and I .other Woodard: 4th grade, Jean Sisk. Falward Jenkins. Mildred Dotlson and Rrenda Vails; Srh grade. John iLee T.avlnr Rohbv Atkins, CJerald Clash Ruth Ann Clarke; 6th grade. Sandra Orange. Dav d I>vnej Kathrvni Vails and Randall Hallj; 7th Anrv AVharton. Mo lie Smih.i Tish Kilhv and Marv Sue Aik ins. The posters were judged by Mr. Johnson and Mr. Vernon. Revival Sperryville Methodist Church Therc will be a revival meeting at the Sperryville Methodist Church starting Sunday night. October 27 and continuing through the week. The Reverend James Scott, secretary of the Town and Country" .work of the Virginia Conference, will he the guest evangelisf. 'Hie service will begin' each evening with an old fashioned hymn sing. This will be led by the pa«tor. the Reverend A. D. Cioodsnr Wr invite all our neighbors and friends to be with us each night. If vou can’t come do re. member that you can pray for the sen ices even at home. Mrs. Honaker Leads R’hle Study Class The W o m a n’s Society of Christian Service held a Bible Studv Class at the Washington Methodist Church Sunday afternoon. (X'tober 20. Pearl Honaker of Springf'VId. Va. was the leader and a most interesting talk on the ( losnel of St. Mark. ■\ covered dish supper at the Washington Fire House followed •he meeting. Missionary Group To Hold Fall Medina The* S(ie Slaughter GrtMlh *8f' The Woman’s Missionary Union of thP Shiloh Association will hold it’s fall meeting On Saturday. October 26. Mt. Salem at 10:30 A. M. TKe following churches are members of the group. Washngtoo Flint Hill. Amissville. Sperryville. Woodville. Mt. I>ebanon. Forest Grove and Mt. Salem. Miss IForothv Snicer of the Mr Ia*banon church will be the leader. The host church will serve lunch. s rtf'me Eonomics Officers Meet The mootin'* or the 1 loom F.coi’otr'Vs officers was held Wednesday (Vtober 16. Discussions on what the future goa's for the year will be were held and “Promote A Better Living" was chosen as the top goal for the year. Dates to Remember h\ Mrs. tV. F. Moffett. Jr. Ort. 24—Hint Hill Wl S. C. S. meets with Mrs. H. IS. Barks<!aie. Oct. 25—Flint Hill Halloween Party. j Oct. 2ft—Farm Bureau’s Barbecue. Congressman Harrison to speak. Missionary Group n|eeting Mr. Salem Church 10: (>ct. 27—Revival Servi at Sperryville M Church. 7:30 P.M. No , ' I—Harvest Dinntr ville Fire House. Benefit Forist Grove School. \ S — Dinner, Flint ‘Hill Vol. Fire Co.. Sponsors. jHam and Oysters.' 'TV: a .agers Box Supper okI d ove at Flint 'Hill. Sponsored by Methodist Church. Nov Ih—Brumfield Parish Dinner. 7'urkey with all | tlie, trimmings. R. T. A. at 30 A.M. ces begin t h o d ist AmissLoCal Boy In Service J • Servn ' f\'u : A. Lillajrd A F 1.3'7'S8.> Flight 1232 Box 1503 Lakeland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas, entered service September 22, 1957. ^ Kddie would appreciate hearing from his friends. NOTICE We are sorry tuat t h e NEWS is so late thps week it ic to a breakdown of our typesetting machine we weren't able to get it out on time. We hope to have it in operation before neat week. Editor and Staff TO SPEAK AT FARM BUREAU OCT. 26 M. A .Hubbard, Executive Secretary Virginia Farm Bureau Federation will speak on “Farm Bureau As A Voice For The Farmers.’' Congressman Burr P. Harrison will speak on ‘'Legislature And The Farmers.” I Pheasants And Chuckers Afford Sport For Visitors On Wednesday Mr. and Mr*. W. C. Hall had as their dinner guests Dr. L. T. Callahan. Dr. Thos. R. Monks and Dr. Carl W. . Strawberry of Washington, D. C. Their guests spent the afternoon hunting pheasants and chuckers on Mr. King's gamc famt near Rixeyville, Va. Chuckers were imported from China a few years ago and arc a very desirable game bird, twice tht. size of a partridge, blue grey color and beautifully marked about the head. Bromfield Auxiliary Sponsors Sale At Seven Corners TV Woman’s Auxiliary of Prom field Parish sponsored a t"driea arrangement sale*’ and packaged dried materials (for making arrangements) in the Fort Buffalo Room of Woodward and Ixrthrop’s Seven Corners, Virginia S-ore Tuesday and Wednesday October 22 and 23 for the benefit of (Rromfield Parish House Tile sal^ followed the Rappahannock Carden Club s “Open House” held in three of the older homes in the county on October 11. 12 and 13 when manv arrangements made by the members-.fit -■#? club were exhibited.' : , Between 250 and 350 persons '•sited the homes opened, thus showing their interest in the work , n( thr Carden Club. TV m-eatest display of arrangements and dried material was seen -t Oak Forest, home of Col; and V..s Wiliam R. Williamson. The arrangements and dried , t-.-oerial on display in Carden. Club Onen House were sold in the sale at Seven Corners, t Proceeds of the sale are not a' •"lable at this time but the a, rrangements weri- expected to bring good prices. Snerriwille Honor Poll Students Fn order fo be on the Honor Roll a pupil must average B or more on all subjects, he must have satisfactory attitudes and habits, and he can have no unexcused absences or tardies. The primary grades get their report cards at the end of eight weeks instead of at the end of the six weeks period. Those making .the Honor Roll in the elementalv grades for the first six week period are: 4th grade fMiss Hensley) Bill Durden. Milton Go'e. Ruth Dwyer, and Brenda Nil’s. 4th grade (Mrs. Turner) John Frizzell. Page Moffett, and Jean c'sk. 5th g'-ide 'Mrs. Hahnl r.-«,M.'e B ivke. lohn O’Bannon. i-'l Patsv Woodward. 5th grade Tbbnston’ Shirlev Atkins, Tini'-r Dodson. I/!nda Pavne. and ''•'"A'- Re-ve. 6th grade (Mrs. Tohnson) fio' Atkins. Frank Moffett. Sarah Frizzell. Joyce \Tnnr«* Kathryn Nalls, and Susan Schaefer. 6th grade (Mrs. K»vcer\ Tames Alther. Albert Goodall. David Tame K*v Tohnand Dan# Snead. 7th grade < \Jrs ^Bowman) Tish Kilbv and Dorothv Payne. 7th grade Mrs. T.avlor and Mrs. Quaintance) Doris Ann Dodson and Mollie Hunting Season Opens November 18 With the hunting season opening in Rappahannock on Monday November 18 ,1957 many persons are asking many questions concern-' ing the laws governing hunting in the county. \p infomSation -folder can be «'-cmred at the clerk’s office, or from fHe (V—mission of (lame and Inl ’”d p' ’-'■••>'rs, 'P. O Box 1642. Richm'” * Va. For those who want to hear now it is unlaw, ful to hunt turkeys, but banters may hag 8 quail A day. 125 during the season ;grouse. 3 a day, 15 a season; pheasant( 4 a day, 20 a season. Jf - •••'!r»\arffoe *>«m» " - *o hunt with firearms while under the ii-Ouence of any narcotic drug or ?>■” other self-administered intoxic- ut or drug of whatsoever natf--. ' . Har— Wardens and Sheriffs shall enfcrc-'the provisions of this act. ^Vrite *or folder giving all the - ipformat'-'i then be a good sport and obey the laws. leenagers To Have Box SuppeY At Flint Hill Th" FFnt Hill Methodist You-' th Fellowship in cooperation with the Sperrvville, Washington M. F. have made'arrangemrnts for a teen-agers box supper on Satur, <lav evenng Xm-. 9. .All of the young folks throughout the area a> invited. -AH girls are asked to prepare"* box with food for two persons. The boys are to come prepared to bid for the box of their choice. When you purchase a box, this gives you the privilegf of eatings with the young lady whose name will be inside the box. The supper will be' followed by a teen dancing party with contest to locate the best couple for “rock and roll”, fox.trot and waltzing. Prizes will be "warded.'.There will also be CakeWalks and change partner dancing. Remember the date. November 9, starting at 6:30 P. M. c' r* drinks and coffee will be furnFVdduring thc supper hour. FIRE and RESCUE SQUAD NOTES The Washington Rcs-nc Squad has answered three mils during the nast week. On Sunday Oct. 20, -Karl Klusswitz of Washington. IX C. who was injured in an automobile accident nearBen Venue was taker) to Warren Memorial Hospital. Monday Oct. 21 the squad took Jim Tumblin, who lives on the Wade H. Massie farm to a nursing home. Tuesdav Oct. 22, Mrs. Norman Jenkins was taken to University Hospital. Maternity case . Baby born qp the way. Wednesday Oct. 23 The Flrnt Hill Rescue Squad .answered a call to the home of,Mr. P. D. Dennis. Mr Dennis died On the way to the hospital. 5

RAPPAHANNOCK NEWS PUBLISHED THURSDAY MORNING At Washington, Rappahannock County. Virginia TELEPHONIC: WASHINGTON 1851 T~~ BASIL C. BURKE, JR., Owner ? ROBERT E. MANY, Editor and Publisher Mrs. SARAH LATHAM, Business Manager Entered as Second Class Mail at the Post Office at Washington, Va. SUBSCRIPTION (in advance) . *2.50 PER YEAR Build To-day for a Better Tomorrow By L. R. Henretty - Soil Con. servatipnist Basically rho greatest nec'l today of American agricultural is a permanent soil budding program. The first step :r. i • sound soil Pudding, program if to stabilize erosion and fo save and store raintall and ferti'itv in the soil. , Grasses and legumes arc soil building <and soil conserving crops. The legumes arid nitrogen to the soil, thus lessening the amount of nitrogen that must be purchased commercial!. Both grasses and legi n es increases ihe organic conten: ot soils. v.’Vro is a must f j o c'lctive land. C-espite the fcrni ri'o is value of vr;,s*es and leg' ne s for 'tvi huldn • and for soil and water ron</■ i,on. the ■ primary' rnr * am' is as a p" !.: ttv• crop. I.rs. y • td grassia ■«: have e »>'r ous r. liJ.litir-. for food | t • v\ I . ngs in iir past tew Mass c -strate 'V.t fertd. •♦Mon, , :• producing -y'< . « and guv! iv > • gemeut .11 increase p'-mre v i'il from* two t*. six fol . '•'-n•( 1 1 Iy utili 1 in feeding ’.vile .. ! sheep, >ir . ao l !e. ;.i. e'cellent 1 cs 1 t the t • - t 1 »cd nutrieu s; (..•ne alb 'nee H. depended m. tr : ■ -h "’c II ecu amoun s .0 nvvei.-ls. t-r v ,!• t-.* vitani ns, and most • * C pr-'te • and tivrn for h gh i \e .1 s p-odiuf >0. ' en'erruis v pc. n ei 's ha 0 showi rhar taoy v ill pio i.' e up ft. . J •• < , <•>. as .v «.i mil*, on got.I .» a «t. and leg : a1- ' aim t- as v hei ait- lull .1.1 on concern: 1 a'rs mi . hd.'ttpn. IM'rv cattle or’..in • o' (A (V i!’ of T*v 1 'll! twfi t oto p; > 'i *>i«v. whde J. .,ruk- obt.i'M 7-1 |H- -'ll ;.nd -11 • p r) 1 per eir from the sour .. While this may seem a very large contribution to the total teed supply of these animals, the truth is that a large percentage of the cattle and sheep still are underfed with these kinds of feeds. According to . F. Hodgson, l .. S. Department of Agrculture "th,- production of milk, meat, and wool could he materially increased by mor<. liberal feeding of grassland crop to cattle and sheep." Xdrases and legumes grown on high fertility and well managed land when efficiently harvested i.nd utilized, or in the case of : pasturage, grazed at the propei stage, the protein requirements for hrgb production can be largely met from this source. This.afford* ,m- opportunity for the. cattle and sheep producer to become less dependent On high-priced proteitr c implements, which are yoyv nf short supph. It should h>- ..loath unders-iukI tli.it with the possible exception nt aim. high.velding grassland crop^. ' such as Alfalfa, r.ui he made to produce as large nr larger amounts of teed nutuents than grain c;ops. And, t<x>. at considerable lower cost of production. ( irasses and legumes produce much laigei yields oi proteifr pc acre than do the grain crops. The major obstacle in developing grassland fanning in Oil. peper County is the widespread view among fanners that they cannot (economically operate their farms without a maximum immbei of acres of corn, regardless of the-capability of the land to grow corn. This does not mean'to infer^ "that corn should r^>t he grown. It should, however, be limited* to that acreage that is capable for producting con) economically. Last but not least, the important factor is to develop the grass program to fit the capability of the land. The spigot of agricultural abundance is wide open on many grassland farms in Culpeper County. • Chester Gap Mr. and Mrs. Ermand Morris, their sons. Roni*te and Rdger Lee. Mr. Morris’ sister, Mrs. Cleveland Kinney and sons Billy and, Larry of Linden. Va. were weekend guests in Waldorf, Md. They visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Prince Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Sam North had as their Sunday dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. James Riley and their three children. Mr. Marshall Mahoney spenC three days in Laurel, Md. where he went to attend his brother-inj,— . ' - --- -fl new WIDTH new LOWNESS. HUSTLE new MUSCLE new STYLE ON DISPLAY OCT; 3 Parkway Chevrolet FRONT ROYAL. VA- j law's funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Louie Milburn and children moved last Saturday fo Linden. Mrs. Sam North spent several days at her son’s house taking care of her grandchildren. One of Mrs. North’s granddaughters/ Darlene, had an accident to her finger and was at the Warren Memorial Hospital for several! days. She s the daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. jack North. , Private Sonny Williams, son of Mr and Mrs. Bradley Wiliams, came home on furldugh Saturday. He surprised his family and they are so gird that he can be with them until November 5. when he WASHINGTON THEATRE SHOWS 7 and 9 P. M. FR1. SAT. OCT 25 - 26 DON CLARK MARTA ROTH . “MASSCARA” TUESDAY OCT. 29 VAN HEFFLIN OANNE WOODWARD PHIL CAREY COUNT THREE AND PRAY” PAGE THEATRE LURAY. VIRGINIA THUR OCT. 24 “BADLANDS OF MONTANA” Starring: REX REASON, MARG1A DEAN, BEVTRLY GARLAND and KEITH LARSEN FBI. SAT. OCT. 25 - 26 •fOMETH.NG OF VAE]UE” Starring ROCK HUDSON, DANA WYNTER and SIDNEY POITIER SUN. MON. OCT. 27 - 28 “DINO” Starring SAL MINEO and > costarring BRIAN KEITH and SUSAN KOHNER TUES. WED. OCT. 29 - 30 “THE WAYWARD BUS” Starring JOAN COLLINS, JAYNE MANSFIELD, DAN DAILY and RICK JASON PAGE DRIVE-IN LURAY, VIRGINIA PAGE DRIVE-IN OPEN WEEKENDS ONLY AFTER OCTOBER 13 FRI. SAT. OCT 25 - 26 NAKED HILLS” SUNDAY OCT 27 ADVENTURES OF SADIE’ will report to an Air Force Base in New Jersey. His journey homo from Texas was accomplished by two planes, a bus and a taxi. * Mr. and Mrs William Barraclough of Front Royal were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Merritt A. Greeley at the.Chester Gap Citizen's Association dnner The turey and bam dinner was a big success and everyone had a „oo<l time. PITTS’ PARK THEATRE, FRONT ROYAL Matinees Daily 3 P. M. . Fvenings 7 and 9 P. M FREE PARKING IN REAR1 OF THEATRE F'JRI. SAT. OCT. 25 - 26 CRAIG STEVENS ALIX TALTON THE DEADLY MANTIS” Plus Comedy SUN. MON. OCT. 27 - 28 TWO SHOCK SHOWS PETER GRAVES PEGGIE CASTLE BEGINNING OF THE END’ — PLUS — JOHN CARRADINE ALLISON HAYES “THE UNEARTHLY” TUES. WED. OCT. 29 - 30 ROBERT TAYLOR DOROTHY MALONE TIP ON A DEAD JOCKEY’ THURSDAY ONLY OCT 31 TONY CURTIS MARISA PAVAN THE MIDNIGHT STORY” PITTS’ DRIVE-IN THEATRE FRONT ROYAL On Strasbu£g Road THt'R. FRI. OCT. 24 - 25 DOUBLE FF.ATURF GLENN FORD DOROTHY McGUIRE ‘TRIAL” AND RICHARD WIDMARK 1AUREN BACALL “THE COBWEB” SATURDAY OCT. 26 ROBERT TAYLOR KAY KENDALL ‘QUENTIN DURWARD” SUN. MON. OCT. 27 - 2« BOB3 HOPE VERA MILES "BEAU JAMES” In Technicolor. TUBS WED. OCT.29 - :!0 “THE TENDER TRAP” Cinemascope < Color by Technicolor GLENN FORD DONNA REED .“RANSOM” ; TWI-UTE DRIVE-IN Front Roval, Va. FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY OCTOBER 2f> - 2G - 27 DOUBLE FEATURE M until) Jne MacMOIM-MALONE* SYDNCY CHAAiN-JOHlI WIN nW UMaMft A UMVIRiU WTERRATiONAL PICTURE MARK STEVENS in _ Timetable PITTS’ THEATRE CULPEPER.VA. _ TUES. WED. THUR OCT. 22 • 23 - 24 BING CROSBY “MAN ON FIRE” FRI. SAT. OCT. 25 * 26 DOUBLE FEATURE THRILLER ‘ THE CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN” HIT NO. 2 “X THE UNKNOWN” SUN. MON. OCT. 27 - 28 MARILYN MONROE LAWRENCE OLIVIER “THE PRINCE AND THE SHOWGIRL” . SUN. SHOWS 3 and 8 P. M. TUESDAY OCT. 29 ANTHON* PERKINS “FEAR STRIKES OUT” WEDNESDAY OCT. 30 l.ARY < OOPER .NGRID BERGMAN “FOR WHOM THE BELLS TOLL” THUR. FRI. OCT. 31 NOV. 1 TONY CURTIS GILBERT ROLAND THE MIDNIGHT STORY” — Cineraaicop* —>i • PITTS' DRIVE-IN THEATRE CULPEPER THUR. FRI. OCT. 24 * 25 KARL MALDEN CARROLL BAKER “BABY DOLL" SATURDAY OCTOBER 26 JOAN LESLlfc JOHN LUND “WOMAN THEY ALMOST LYNCHED” SUN. MON. OCT. 27 - 28 % ROBERT MITCHUM “FOREIGN INTRIGUE” TUES. WED. OCT. 29 - 30 TWO BIG HITS DANA ANDREWS RHONDA FLEMING WHILE THE CITY SLEEPS” HIT NO. TWO JOAN FONTAINE “BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT" TllUR. FRI. OCT. 31 NOV. 1. DOUBLE SHOCK SHOW “THE VIOLENT YEARS” SHOCK HIT NO. 2 “THE DESPERATE WOMEN” PITTS’ Fairfax Theatre cULPEPER FRI. -SAT. OCT. 25 - 2C KAV Ml LOAN’D DEBRA PAGET ‘ THE RIVERS EDGE” Cinemascope SUN. MON. OCT. 27 - 28 ELEANOR PARSER BILL TRAVERS “THE SEVENTH SIN” Cinemascope

Mrs. Speriryville News Saturday guests of Mr. and " Many \yere Mr. and Huff aiid sons, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnson and Mrs. White of Alexandra] Sunday guests, ii) the Many home were Mr. and;Mr$. Wilson Hockman snd sons, William and Janies of Clarendon,; Va. Miss Sue Many was a Sunday dinner guest of Ms$ Lee Greenaway. | Weekend guests oil Airs. H. M. Huff were Mr. and Mrs. James Leonard and son Terry of Wash. ington, D. C. \Ir. an<! Mrs. Jj B. Johnson had as their dinner gests on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Walter Henson of Frort Royal, Mr. and Mrs. J.. B. Johnpon, Jr. of Alexandria, Mr, and Mrs- Gordon Pane of Madison, Mr. and; Mrs. Fred Schaefer ai d Susan Schaefer. Among tjhose who attended the annifl l nirin meeting of the Prim itive Baptist Churcfi which was r-eld in th, schn« I auditorium on Saturday, and Sunday and were, guests for the weekend of Elder and Mrs. j. Harvey Daily were Elder Hid Mrs. VVj F. Johnson, Mm 1. K. Clark of Wnston-Salem N. C.. Mr. and) Mrs. O. R. lancery. Mr. -and Lowen of Baltimore and Mrs. Philip Mrs Elvin. M,l.. Mr. fohnson and XXVVXVViXXXXXX'VV.VXXVXVXX 24fK. gold wheal design, smartest modern shape. 5-piece plate setting A 21.95 Jewelry Store FROjNT ROYAL, VA. hk J. ATLANTIC Service Station PERRYVILtE, Va. Atlantic Refining Co. ^ULPEPER, VA. L R. Waters Distributer children of Strasburg, ‘Mr. and Mrs. James Compton and daughter Betty. Mrs. Lillith Harrell, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rector of Washington. D. C., Mrs. Mary Burner of Luray, Raymond Presley of Monroe. N. C., Elder R. P. Vass of Woodland, Va., Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hier of Shanks W. Va.. Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Heir of Hagerstown. Md.. and Mr. and Mrs. VV. B. Barr of Martinsburg. W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Smith entertained Rev. and Mrs. Edward Nicholson. Mr., and Mrs. Cleorge Taylor and son, John Lee ■nd R. L. Brown at dinner on Saturday evening. Mrs. Wiliam Meade Fletcher has returned from a visit with Mrs. Murat Willis in Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown and their two sons of Hamilton were recent guests at Rock Villa the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Rodes Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Price Wyatt, their two daughters Cecelia and Rita Wyatt of Alexandria. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Miller of North Carolina, Mr. and Mrs. Harry ('loud of Luray. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Racer and family of Slate Mills were dinner guests on Sunda'- of Mr.'and Mrs. Henry Sisk. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Th>)s. I. Pillar were Mr. and M'-s. V. Rasin, their daughter a»rt son. Margaret and Jimmy of Washington. D. C. Mrs. Virginia M. Lewis, her son Sgt. Robert I^ewis and Mrs Delia Howard of Arlington sispn.t! Pie weekend with Miss Ruth Menefee Mr. and Mrs. lack Rrown who were weekend guests at Rock Villa attended the V.P.L—LT. of Va. football game in Richmond tin Saturday. On their return trip they were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Rodes Brown, Jr. in •'harlottesville. They returned to Hamilton Sunday night. J. Rodes Brown joned Preston Browning in Culpeper on Saturday and attended the football game in Richmond between V.P.I. and U. of Va. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dwyer and baby were weekend guests of their brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Shade in Charlottes. ilie. Mrs. C. W. Miller had as her guest on Friday and Saturday* nights, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hartlee of Shepherdstown, W. Va.. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Poe of Laurel Md. and Mrs. Florence Johnson of Woodville. On Sunday evening her supper guests were her soil and daughter-in-law, Mr .and Mrs. John flaunt of tairay. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson of Zanesville. Ohio are guests this week of their sister. Mrs. Betsy -.1 ! ^ 1957 JEEP 1 TON TRUCK1 4 WHEEL DRIVE, CAB OVER ENGINE, LATEST 6 CYLINDER. THIS TRUCK HAS LESS THAN 1,000 MILES. WE OFFER A $1,000 SAVING ON THIS NEARLY BRAND NEW GILL & GRAHAM r CULPEPER, VA USED GUNS Taken In Trade l Si.I» J. C. HIGGINS 12 Ga. Auto, w/choke . o' ice . $80-00 USED REMINGTON 12 Ga. Spts. 48 Factory Reconditioned . $85.00 I SFD WINCHESTER 12 Ga- Pump . .. $55.00 USED STEVENS 12 Ga. Double- $50-00 FAMOUS BROWNING. REMINGTON, SAVAGE and WINCHESTER SHOTGUNS and RIFLES ON EASY TERMS TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET AS LOW AS $10.00 DOWN j Bill’s Soortiiw Goods 106 E. Main Street Front Royal, Va Where Do Friends Meet? OF COURSE AT WOODVILLE SERVICE S HUNGRY? Plenty Of Fresh Milk, Cake, Sa and Soft Drinks- HOT COFFEE, GROCERI Have Them Too. GAS, OIL, TIRES and TUB Road Service For Your Car. HOW LATE DO WE STAY OPEN? Around The Clock TATION ndwiches SS? We ? Plus ESI WOODVILLE SERVICE STATION c. E. HARRIS & SON Phone Sperryvi!le 3768 Harrell. On Sunday Mrs. Harrell and guests visited their brother Johnson and' Mrs. Johnson in H agerstown. Mrs. A. S. Curtis who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tom Leake returned to her home in Culpeper Sunday with Mr. and -Mrs. Edwin Curtis, Miss Janet Heflin and a friend who were guests of .Mr. and Mrs. Leake Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Clatterbuck and daughters were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Burke of Lurav and visited the Luray Caverns in the afternoon. Flint Hill News / Other guests of the Spaldings on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Massie and Mr. and Mrs. - lV*mard Massie and four children »t Arlington and Mr. Philip S. Ambler and Mr.. Billy , Compton of Front Royal. Huntly Miss Shirlev Williams has returned to her position in VVashngton. D. C. WANT TO SELL SOMETHING— TRY A CLASSIFIED AD. DUNCAN INSURANCE CORPORATION REAL ESTATE *nd INSURANCE Tcleph.tnc 800 P O. Bo* 852 DUNCAN BUILDING FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA A. B. HONTS HOWARD A. 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Schedule of Services for the Rappahannock Circuit of the Methodist Church Anderson D. (Jood'on . . . Pastor FIRST SUNDAY KACH MONTH Washington ... 10:00 A.M. Sperrvville . 11 :00 A.M. Flint Hill .. 7-30 P.M. SECOND SUNDAY EACH MONTH Willis Chapel . 10.-00 A.M. Flint Hill. 11:00 A.M. Washington _... ..._ 7 :30 P.M.. THIRD SUNDAY EACH MONTH Willis Chap<d 10:00 A.M. Spcrrrv\S‘lle . II *00 A.M. Mr. W. A. Mane's finest Speaker Washington . .... 11:00 A.M. FOURTH SUNDAY EACH MONTH Willis Chapel . 10:00 A.M. Flint Hill. 11:00 A.M. . Sperryville. .. . 7:30 P.M. The Sperrvville and Washington M. Y. F. meets even- Monday 7 :J0 P.M. at the Church in Sperryville. The Flint Hill M. Y. F. meets every Wednesday at 7 :’45 P.M. at the Fire House. Rappahannock Future Farniers Take Honors At N. T.F. Meet Result' of the crop judging contest held at Fredrick County Fair in September were announced at the Northern Triangle Federation meefng held on (X'tobber Id, 19S7 in Leesburg. Va. The Rappahan. nock County team took top honors in the event by taking four of th» seven awards in the contest. The Rappahannock Countv team members. Glen Undike. Jack Sisk, and Randall Updike received the honors of having the hi^h team score and the uid \ dual awards were awarder! to (lien l pdike for having the high !ndi\ dual score.all classes and the high individual score for F<’g lodging Tack Sisk won the Ugh individual award for Corn Tudgi'g. The eotnnetition was keen and it was neeessaev for nlf team members to rons:stf*nt scow's win P p A. CHante- Will receive •» in r^rofTP’tion of the The r»r’’n!''Pcl hu-iiirvs of the !!V“':n wns the elecnff'rrr . A" a hi Raprvman*,f>clc c^rry pw »v with top honors v*»h rh** p t c* Cil’n ! j\lik' *»»•■ pt*v»*<Het.* »’ »- rh** I'ori'Mff vear. Tlirr u*e,T ‘our h< vs seeking YOUR FUEL BUIS GOW AND YOUR FUEL BIUS -COfjMJ Ordinary heaters pile the heat up on the ceiling until sorre of it finally seeps down to the living level. If you own an ordinary 'heater, you know how costly and uncomfortable that system is! _Siegler does just the opposite.., your floors in every room got heated first Heat is not wasted on the ceiling and out the chimney. Don’t close off rooms this winter and pay high fuel bills to boot... order your new Siegler now. XxeaJfal oil home heaters ... t v ■■ -■ SIEGLER GUARANTEES MORE AND HOTTER HEAT OVER YOUR FLOORS See the outstanding Siegler home heater novel R. L RECTOR Seigler Sales and Service Flint Hill, Ya. Phone Wash. 2588 this coveted j.r. .11 ami lileii won hatldilv on the second h.a'bn. Rappahami'ick Fn?u e baimer? will again be seeking Icilra" i'i honors on > ).Tolr i v'th, mien they travel to l.n, iv to courx-tc in the Forestnr Judging Contest, i !.c Fores "v reant will be mix. ions to turn the:: la-t ’ear- se; - ond place into a w'n tor 19^7. All nu mbeis v. ti h ■ ■: • ■ n a i li.ut e to \ fo- *s ,s‘'oM, .'i the ream and the re" ;■•••< « i|| (>e selected to repre-rs t the Km one's F. F. A. Ch Randomh Cl.re:. I’epo tee Sperryville S. C. A. Elects Officers The Snern' lie S. C. A.began tVs K-r he electing the '.hot! md class officers and delegates The officers are: President. Sallv Latham: Vice-President. T:sh h’dbv; Sec retan’, Mollie Smith. The school delegates are: Mh grade. Gloria Durden. John O’Rannon, Janice Dodson and Nancv Jen. kins. 6rh grade. Dav id Lvne. K’\ Johnston. Sarah Friz/e! and Gatherin' Knolls. 7rh grade. Margaret lenl’Mls. F’anccs | ndike. DnriDodson -od Woody Atkins. Tt... „»\-f sfen \--.n rn have their In-fc- ice over which \|re Duainranpp presided. 't'S- first S ■ C. A. Count.’ fco- d meeting 'vas held at the r"e,—v'illc <'ch<Mil Tuesday Ort. Is. T1,cv discussed the goals for *he coming rear. The sixth grade's r>ur on the f'rst program of the year. Thornton Fntpyfarns At Rridae \fr I " Thornton enerfamed at bridge Friday. Those placing were Mrs. Fred Schaefer. Mrs. R. K Wood! Mrs. Holnaes Hall. Mrs. Frankev Me f e M’V 7 fl Sealock, ' 1 ' [ M Winfrev. Mrs. Brown, Mller. Mrs’ Thos. Pilla”. Mrs. t’i. H. Fstes. Mm. John P. So' d M ■s. L. I. Kilhv. and. Mrs. C. Fe Johnson. Washington News Mr. and M:c. Raymond Jen-' k’os and daughter Pamela Susan, Mr-. M. Verp'r and \’irgil 1 pd'ke motored to the National Vrporf on Saturday to meet Mrs. Writer’s sister Mrs. John J. Baker of Parkersburg, \V. Va., who has been visiting their sister. Mrs. Frank Bin ford of Albany. (ia. Mrs. Baker spent the week end with Mrs. L'pdike and Mrs. Ver. ner, leaving on Monday morning for her home in Parkersburg, \V. Va. Peola Mills News Bern Kay and Jane Kilbv s|>ent Sunday with Patty and Judy l ndike. Misses Rachel and Carol Deal t:a\c th(. flu. Mr. and Mrs. Warts Weaklev bad as their dinner guests on Sund-'v. Mr. a>’d Mrs. Irvin Jenkins <d’ Culpeper. M'\ 'ud Mk Jack Jenkins ■ :Mfed Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jenkins and family in Brightwood oit Siyidav. ^"nd n guesrs of Mr. and Mrs. Ashby Jenkins were Mr and Mrs Sam Jenkins and little son Conrad and Mr. and* Mrs. Edward Jenkins and daughter Julia l ee Mrs Robert Tucker of Balti more, Md. spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralston Jenkins. Mr, and Mrs. Jack lenkins had as their guest on Saturdav Mrs. Robert Tucker of Baltmore, Md. . Mr. and Mrs. Bill Darnels and little son of fl unker Hill. West Va. spent th«- weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Deal and family. ;-—;PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS Sales. Installations Repairs PLUMBING FIXTURES HEATING EQUIPMENT OIL BURNERS WATER HEATERS AMERICAN STANDARD >a4 CRANE PLUMBING FIXTURES C. 0. GILL 518 N. 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Woodvill? News Dale O’Bannorr, ivho is a student at the University of Virginia was a weeknid gups of his aunt, Mrs. Lily Barber. Sunday Mrs. Barber and her nephew were dinner guests of Mr. a id Mrs. Mfiu. rce O’Bannon at ‘ C lover Hill’". Miss Dolly Hite ami Mrs. W. M. Flether have re turned to tliei* homes after a short vsit to Richmond. .Miss Hite was the guest; of Mrs. R. D. Lucps and MrsFletcher visited Mrs. B. Murat Willis. Miss Dolly Hitt is spending this week with Misses Mary and Virgie Stark. Tuesday Miss Mary Stark accompanied lylr. and \lds. Clarence Johnson toj, Culpeper for the day. Ami88uille News ■ Mrs. I.ac\ Wilke son of Fro jit Royal spent last week end with her sister and brorhe -in.law. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Moss. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Herrngtoo a n jd daughter of Alexandria spent Sunday morning with them. Mr. and Mrs. Barker anil daughter, and Mrs.j fferringtoji were dinner guests Saturday night of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tapp. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Owens noon I |. 100 Pro«f OrunOy Ji 4 jiS^, -A i £. Captain Apple lack • EecM'i* Bnsd Virginia Fruit Brandy U■... I!'ing Co. Eatontown, N. J. • Nonh C rtft-n. '• j . vv>.a v\\w*\WWJiVV\XjkV of Maryland spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Walter. . Mr. and Mrs. Ramond Walter of Baltimore spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Walter. Sam Compton is spending some rime with his sister-in.law in Washington, D. C. Janet and Larry Hark ley spent last weekend with their uncle amf aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Hacklev in Luray. and were joined on Sunday bv their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Graham Hackley. Miss Della Dullnig of Arlington and Robert Taylor of Carl, enville. III. were married :n Maryland last Wednesday and Mrs, Taylor’s aunt. Dr, Della Ledend'-cker gave them a reception at h~r honif in Washington, D. C. and the are spending their honey moon at Dr. Leden decker’s farm near here. Mrs. Bertha Riley spent a jew nights last week with Mrs. Annie I.atham. Mrs. Jennie Smith, Mrs. Bpr. rha Riley. Miss Virginia Tapp. Mrs. Nelson Corbin and Mrs. John Poe spent last Monday j in Front Royal and visited Mrs. Bjessie Riley, Mrs. Jennie Keyser and Mrs. Emma Johnson at the Nu rs Home there. Joan Powell of Herndon wa's a week end guest of Miss Elizabeth i.atham. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Smith and family of Herndon were t(ie guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Smith. rs i J. ajfout owi 'Pncdc^UfotioH Sewice • It’s a "natural” move to bring your doctor’s prescriptions to this "Reliable” pharmacy. Skilled Registered Pharmacists double-check each compounding step to assure accuracy. Yet you’ll find our prices no higher. Make a note to try us the next time! You will not regret it! LEWIS PHARMACY Dial 8322 CULPEPER Flint Hill Senior 4-H Club Meets The Flint Hill 4-H Senior Club held its regular meeting Oct. 7. 1957 at the home of Mrs. Carson Lillard at 7 :30 P. M. The following officers were elected for the coming year. President. <Paula Miller; Vice-President. Randall Updike; Secretary. Jean Lillard; Treasurer, Glen U p d i k e; Devotional Leader; Doris Ann Atkins; Song Leader, Loretta Sutphin Recreational Leader; Marvin Bradford; Re. IT ;x>rter, Jean Lillard. VVe decided to hike Old Rag the 20th of October. AH dubs ivere invited. A committee was selected to ivork on our club exhibit for Arhievement Program. We decided sn projects. The hostess. Jean Lillard served refreshments. The meeting was adjourned. Reporter. Jean Lillard v ATTENTION PLEASE IF YOU HAVE NOT TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF LAST WEEKS OFFER ON CERTAIN DAVIS AND “GOLD BOND” WALL PAINTS AT HALF PRICE, DO SO TODAY. THE SALE IS STILL ON COME IN FOR YOUR ASHLEY AUTOMATIC AND OTHER HEATING STOVES. WINDOW GLASS ANY S^ZE OR SHAPE MIRRORS AND AUTO GLASS mm WHILE - U- WAIT Central Hardware Co. J. B. Carpenter, Manager E. Davis Street Culpeper, Va. HA LUTE SAUCE PAS' Regular $7.^15 NOW $4.9$ SAVE $2.4 j | RAMSEY HARDWARE, Inc. CLOSE OUT SALE ODDS and ENjDS Reduced Up jTo 50% Or Mo^e SEE THESE VAtUES TODAY NEWBERRY FRONT ROYAL'S FRIDAY SPECIALS STATIONERY 85c TO $150 SHINER’S DRUG STORE i SILVER PLATED BOWL 12 INCH $4.95 Plus Tax RUFUS W. WALL JEWELER / *'A I TRY OUR SPECIAL LUNCHEONS COLES RESTAURANT ONE DOZEN! CHECKED. FRINGED KITCHEN TOWELS Across From A. & P. Store You get a full dozen towels at this low sale price. Each a full 13*1” x 25*4” size! Assorted Colors 12 FOR $1.00 JEWEL BOX, INC. EISENBERG PERFUME & COLOGNE [ % PRICE SHIREY’S JEWELRY STORE . SPECIAL RECORDS 10 c EACH A. & H- LOAN CO. SHOP IN ' FRONT’ROYAL AND SAVE OFFICE EQUIPMENT: Desks, Pile Cabinets. Safes, Chairs, Lounges, Bookcases, Stationery, Storage Cases, Tables. Also Typewriters, Adding Machines and many other used ,tems. All at LESS than HALF PRICE. J STOKES FURNITURE COMPANY

Washington News M^and Mrs. W. C. Hall and grandson, Philip Kuhn of “Rose Hill” were in Washington, D. C. on Sunday to attend a dinner given by Dr. and Mrs. L. T. Callahan at their home. Mrs. Harold Brown and Mrs. Preston Avery of Winchester,Va. Mrs. W. R. Mathews Jr. and her two children. W, R. Mathews III and Frances West of Front Royal were guests Sunday of Mrs Bartow Brown and Lewis West. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Grubbs and Mr. and Mrs. George Hamaker of Front Royal were dinner guests Sunday of Miss Lottie Burton. Other guests in the home in the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Judd of Lurav. Mrs. Kent Woolforlk of Louisa. Va. was an over night guest Friday of her sister. Miss Irene Krv.-ser. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Wagner of Penn-Laird, Va. were guests Wednesday of Miss M area ret Compton. Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Stuait of Petersburg. Va. were'at tile Stuart'home here over the week end. Miss Man Norman Davis, who-is a student at Mary Wash, ington College, was with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Davis Jr. over the week end and had as her guest a classmate. Miss Linda Jones. Colonel and Mrs. Charles W. Kin" had as their guests Sunday at Pen Venue. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Harlow and their two grand-, child refit- Brenda and Billv and Mis. C. W. Hulfish all of Charlottesville. Va. • Miss Nancy Wood who is a student at St. Margaret's School. 'HTappahannock, was at home over the week end, and had as her guest a schoolmate. Miss Diane Gardener. with her at ‘‘Sunnyside” homeof her parents. Aft. and Mrs. Downing Wood. M r. a n d M r s. Stephen Vaughan of Washington. D. C. spent thP weekend with Mrs. Vaughan's parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Millet. ' lohn M. Caskie returned to his home. Mt. Prospect. Monday from Richmond, where he had been the guest for the weekend of Mrs. Henrv Plummer arid Mrs. Marv Hamilton Caskie at Petersburg and Mr. and Mrs. A T. Brent at their home iti Richmond. We've Gained A Friend j . . , And friend* are hard to cotne by the»e day*. A* far a» we were concerned, whet wt did to earn e friend wee strictly routine. We filled. • doctor . prescription. That’s our bu.iaess, yoou know, but the story might be interesting. A fellow rushed in with the doctor’s prescription in bi» hand. “The wife is pretty sick, he told me as he watched me work. "Sure hope this medicine will help her,” he said. Nice fellow. That doctor who came to the house,” he went on. “Nerer knew this store was open this late, cept the doctor told me. Sure glad that the drug store doesn’t close at six like most of the stores Don t know what I’d a done if you had been closed," he said, as he grabbed the small package and dashed for the door. He came hack a few day later to thank me or, rather to pay me. In his haste, he had forgotten. We chatted quite a while. It turns out he s a real nice fellow, and we’re going to be good friends. Shiner’s Drag Store Opposite Park Theatre FRONT ROYAL, VA. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. A C. Latham at. tended the annual meeting of die 3rd. District, Virginia Banker’s Association held at Madison on Thursday, Oct. 24. A banquet followed the busness esssion. Miss Kate Walker who has been a patient at Warren Memorial Hospital for the past ten days is now spendng a few days with Mr. and Mu. James Settle of Flint Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Beidler of Washington, D. C. were guests over the weekend of Mr. and Mrs. H. 1. Racer. Mr. and Mrs. Jett Woodward and their five children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Updike. Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Ramey of Slate Mills were also guests in the Updike ohme. Mrs. J. M. Lillard and Mrs. GuV Burke were dinner guests of Miss Becky Edmonds on Sunday at Big Meadows. Other guests infludfd Mrs. Arthur Edmonds and Miss Dorothy Edmonds of Front Royal. Va. Mr. and Mrs. John R. De Bergh were in Rchmond Saturday, for the V.P.I. vs Richmond foot ball game. Miss Evelyn Tyler Miller en. terained at a slumber party at her home, Mt. Prospect, Friday evening following the Harrisonburg and Front Royal football game, having as her guets' the Misses : , === .= I LENGTHS new WIDTH new new MUSCLE new Parkway Chevrolet FRONT ROYAL, VA Shelia Keating of William and Mary, who was the guest for the weekend of her mother Mrs. Veronia Keating, Nancy Nelson, Lucy Hamrick, Mary Riley, Linda, Wilburn. Bonnie Lineweaver, Frances Byers and Debby Delo all of Harrisonbburg, Flint Hill News Mr. and Mrs. James M. Settle were in Harrisonburg Tuesday to see Mr.; Settle’s brother-in.law, Mr. Warren Frank, who is a patient at Rockingham Memorial Hospital. I. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Jacobs Were supper guests Sunday of Mrs. Jacobs parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Jenkins. ! Mr. Robert Nehers of Wash ington, D. C. is spending several days here wih Mr. arid Mrs. H. T. Updike1 and Mr. and Mrs. George Wood. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank S.palding and Bobby Massie Sunda was Frank W. Spalding. Jr. of Evanston, I'll. Mr Spaldng was attending an Insurance Executives nieeing in White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. and drove over to spend Sunday in Flnt Hill. sr WELCOME RETURN THE LITTLE BLACK CREPE DRESS” BEAUTIFUL SOFT CREPE BY BELDING MOST COMFORTABLE, MOST FLATTERING OF FASHIONS THE LITTLE BLACK CREPE COMES BACK TO ITS OWN AFTER SEASONS OF ECLIPSE SEW YOUR OWN FOR YEAR ROUND WEAR VOGUE AND ADVANCE PATTERNS JOHNSON’S “The Home of Better Fabrics” 142 N. Main Street CULPEPER SHOOTING MATCH Saturday October 26 1 :00 P. M. i GUNS 12 — 16 GAUGE FLINT HlLL, VAAT BUNNY HUDSON’S Attention Fanner Brown!! FOR THE BEST BUYS AND BEST SELECTION IN NEW AND USED TRACTORS ATTACHMENTS AND OTHER FARM MACHINERY BE SURE YOU GO FIRST TO Frost - Wayland Tractor Co. Phone 1195 ON THE BY-PASS WARRENTCr!, VA Before You Buy.. DIAMONDS WATCHES RINGS JEWELRY DINNERWARE GLASSWARE SILVERWARE Or Any other Gifts Of The Jewelers kii»^ tUMt bfcfc US and see what you find It c ROY JONES 138 E. DAVIS JEWELER Culpeper, Va. FRONT ROYAL SERVICE GUIDE Call Us For CMMiOT 6fl?HCUU SHENGAS CORP. Phone: 456 • ji ^ Front Roy.al, Va. DRINK YOU’LL BE GLAD YOU DID! LOCAL or LONG DISTANCE NIGHTS, SUNDAY and , I HOLIDAYS ,7 moving | STOJRAJ5 aL Alvin B. Stokes 533 E. Main Street fimm im FOR SERVICES • BRICK • CINDER BLOCK J. A . CROSS BUILDING SUPPLIES INC. Call 334 FRONT ROYAL VA. Building Supplies Call 9 34 Front Royal Virginia • Special Millwork • Do-It-Yourself Supplies • DeVoe Paints • Anderson Window Units GOLLADAY BUILDING SUPPLY, INC. Front Royal, Virginia Do-Nut Dinette OPEN 24 HOURS Delicious Glazed DO-NUTS John Marshall Hwv South Royal An.

Peola Mills We W8 Mr and JVjlr#. John VUute of Madison were supper guests of the I. D. White's! on Sunday night. Rev. and Mrs Shoemal t-r and chidren Glenj patsy and Nancy of Palmyra were weekend guests of Mrs. Gilbert Weakley and the Harry Gallihkigh’s. On Sunday other callers ijn. the Weakley and. Gallihugh hojne were Mr and Mrs. Marvin jMoore and Di. and Mrs. Emersod and little sin Par of Luray and Mr. and Mn. C C. Riddle and children Ronrie and liettv of Arlington. Mr. and Mirs. James Yates at. 3rd Skin gn tie in C. on Sunday, irmight guests of f>urant on Sunday Miller tended the Washington, They werr Mrs. Louisa night. Mrs. Rrowi sick. Mr. md Mirs. Robert I . ts j quite visited Mr. Liglard’s sister Nelson Nethen soji Hosmal on tended the R. in Martha Sunday. .illard Mrs. efferMr. and Mfs. fames Ya|rs atgame in Front Royal on Sal M. A.—Fnhburn urdav 1 Satght guests o id Mrs. Hatrv I'. Miss Elizabeth ltjain View. WTiite of and \verP overn .... I... nf \f>-. t Ovrnham and M ll’ir at Mou Miss Reh-ec irond vis honfe for a few this week with jtyrr mother I P. White whi> has been sidk but js Setter. 1 G. Revert wests Over the Mrs. c C Ri< Tfett ind Ronnie h of Arlinjgfon. Mrs. Watts Harrv Gallihug'i, Mrs. Roy d and Mr. Richdav« Mrs. opib had as his weekend Mil. and die and children, and Russell Rev. Weakley, and Mrs. Mrs. FillIrvin Weak lev werf ajnong rhose 1 trading the narsonair meeting at tjie Keepsdke Diamond k i n .. j , 4 RUFUS \V. WALL Jeweler Main Street Front Royal, Va Phone 974 ^w ^^ p Fire destroys Ms trees, too l?f?P ^pple 3 80 4/SQt. , PMOf Umo * co IMrth *»■ tMtwyvillt. N. II Methodist parsonage in Madison on Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. O. G Mitchell had as their dinner guests on Tuesday Mrs. Edward Schrader and children, Doyne and Dale and'Mrs,, Florence Gaelv of Arlington. Mr. and Mrs, flames Yates are expecting their daughter,, Ann of Washington, D. C. hom<j for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. EX B. Updike had as their overnight guest on Thursday night their, daughter, Mrs. Marshall Wvhham of Madison. jjj V ^ u V ' WE GIVE I YOUR CAR A GOODSTART INTO WINTER Get set for cold weather driving ahead! See us now ... let us get your car ready and right to roll through winter. We lubricate and tune up., .check every* thing from brakes to battery, at modest cast. At VOukSERVfr /STATE AIITO INSPECTION / J AVOID THE LAST] MINUTE RUSH I * AUTO INSPECTION ENDS NOVEMBER IS Carpenter Bros. Garage GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIR — GLASSWORK REPAINTING — BODY & FENDER WORK Day Phone 9821 —TOWING— Nite Phone 8081 126 W. Cameron Street Culpeper, Virgi nia Charter N». 21707 Reserve District No. 6 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE First National Bank Of Flint Hill, In the State of Virginia A t The Close of Business on October 11, 1957 Published in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, , under Section 5211, U. S. Revised Statutes ASSETS Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve balance,. and cash items in process of collection--$ 118,^18.57 United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed ---.- 175,(^00.00 Corporate stocks (including $1250.00 stock of Federal . Reserve Bank) ___ 1250.00 I-oans and discounts (including $298.46 overdrafts)- 201,2:47.57 Bank premises owned $761.00, furniture and fixtures $848,35 1409.35 TOTAL ASSETS -.. .... 497.825.49 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations __ 242,131.5'J Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporation* 200,842.45 deposits of States and political subdivisions- 5,000.00 Deposits of Banks _ 1,103.37 Other deposits (certified and cashier’s checks, etc.)- 329.90 TOTAL DEPOSITS __$449,407.31 TOTAL LIABILITIES _ 449,407.31 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital Stock: (c) Common stock,total par $25,000.00 Surplus-,-..-..-.. 16,0 Undivided profits _-_ 7,4 18.18 TOTAL CAPITAL ACOUNTS 48,4 TOTAL LIABILITIES and CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ,$437,825.49 25,000.00 00.00 18.18 I, John S. Browning:, Cashier of the above-named bank, do aolemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. i Correct—Attest: JOHN S. BROWNING, Cashier FRANK H. CARY G. W. SMITH, JR. EMORY C. RUSSELL Directors bank. State of Virginia, County of Rappahannock, ss: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 19 day of October, 1957, and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this FRANCES E. BRADFORD, Notary Public. My commission expires September 25, 1960. j WATCH REPAIRING \ | QUICK SERVICE r COVERST ON'S WATCH SHOP * j M«in Street FRONT ROYAL AUCTION SALE of Household Furniture Saturday, November 2nd „ „ AT 10:30 A.M. Mrs. G- C. Wayland and J. S. Weaver farm, Washington, Virginia 2 miles west of Washington. Va-'on Harris Hollow Road. 1 Dining table and chairs, ....2 buffets Lot of dishes (some antique) ....cooking’utensils 2 Kitchen tables —2 rocking chairs 6 handmade split-bottom chairs (antique) 1 Book case ....lot of books 3 Wood stoves ....1 living room suite 1 Flax wheel .. .1 kerosene heater 1 Antique what-not ....1 floor lamp Lot of kerosene lamps ....1 stand Picture frames ....1 old clock Crocheted bed spreads ....1 sewing machine 2 Iron beds, springs mattresses .. .bed clothes 2 Chifferobes .. .1 dresser 2 Rugs ... curtains . ..window shades 1 Guitar . ..1 radio 1 Victrola and records ....1 banjo Lanterns ...sausage grinder ....separator Iro i p' .. .flat irons . ..jugs . ..jars 1 Lench 1 Antique Stove 4 Sets o( wash howls and pitchers .. .porch chair 1 Old chest 2 trunks Fether bed, pillows ....1 vanity table and bench Hand corn shelter .. .2 wooden churns j Lunch will be served . | In case of rain sale will be held following Saturday J. B. Johnson, Auctoineer Mrs- G. C- Wayland Washington, Va. * Charter No. 6443 Reserve District No. 5 REPORT OF CONDITION OF The Rappahannock National Bank Of Waihingtoi, In the State of Virginia At the Close, of Business on October 11, 1357 Published in response to call made by Comptroller of Currency under Section 5211, U. S. Revised Statutes ASSETS Cash, balances with other banlis, including reserve balance, and cash items in process of collection___$ 314 306,44 United States Government obligations, direct and ’ guaranteed -492 480.77 Obligations of States and political subdivisions _ 213*291.92 Other bonds, notes, and debentures_ 88 880 00 Corporate stocks (including $3,600.00 stock of Federal Reserve bank) ------ 3,600.00 •Loans and discounts (including |49.47 overdrafts)_ 405,546 87 Bank premises owned $1.00, furniture and fixtures $2,579.74 2.580i74 TOTAL ASSETS...._. 1,520,686.74 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations - 793,058.78 Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 503 505 44 Deposits of United States Government (including postal savngs) _ . 886.71 Deposits of States and political subdivisions_ 52,768!98 Other deposits (certified and cashier’s checks, etc.)_ 8,92113 TOTAL DEPOSITS...... 1,359,141.04 TOTAL LIABILITIES ___..... 31,359.141.04 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS - * * Capital Stock: Common stock, total par $50,000.00 50,000.00 Surplus - 70,000.00 Undivided profits _ 41,545.70 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS_161.545.70 TOTAL LIABILITIES and CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $1,520,686T74 MEMORANDA Assets pledged or ‘assigned to secure liabilities and for' other purposes ....... 119,000.00 I, C. J. Miller, Jr., Cashier.of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Correct—Attest: C. J. MILLER, JR.; Cashier H. S. BARKSDALE D. D. MILLER WADE H. MASSIE JR. State of Virginia, County of Rappahannock, sg: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 17 day of October,1357 and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this bank. RUBY JENKINS. Notary Public. My commission expires May 24, 1958

News Among Onr Colored Readers Blackburn the magician will present an extraordinary performance at the Washington Graded School Thursday October 24 at 8 P. M. ^Public invited to have an thjoymble evening. Admission Adults 40c Children 25c Refreshments. The Shady Grove Four of Orange County will render a program at the Hopewell Baptist Church Speeiryville Sunday Oct 27, at 3 P. M. Everyone is cordially invited. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Butler of Washington, D. C. were the week end guests-of their father, Gaylord Butler of Sperryville. i James Russell and his son, Michael of Washington. D. C. were Sunday dinner guests of his mother,' Mrs. Roberta Russell. There will be a chicken dinner and Quilt Raffle at the Horseshoe Inn Friday Oct. 25 from 6 P. M. until’ Benefit of Hopewell Senior Choir. Mr. ami Mrs. Joseph Harrison and son and daughter Dwight and Debbie and William L. Jackson were Sunday guests of their nlother Mrs. Fannie Jackson.' Miss May E. Lewis and Chas. B. Lewis of Washington, ,D. C and Andrew J. Lewis of Falls Church visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Lewis Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. ,W. D. Fletcher, Mrs. Havana Jeffries, Mrs. Mannie Butler Miss Catherine Carter Miss Betsy Lewis Mrs. George Fletcher, Mr. Morris Grigsby Mr. McKinley Dennis Mr. Walter. Freeman and Mr. Reubin Aylor attended a social Friday night given by the Ladies Aut^. Post No. 147 at Front Royal. ■ Mrs. Lewis Fletcher and Mrs. William Hunter were in Washing1 ton, D. C Monday visiting relatives and friends. The First Baptist Church, Rev. R. C. Davis pastor, will conduct its annual Revival Services Oct. SO, 31 and Nov. 1, closing Sunday Nov. 3. The Rev. D. L. Dudley of Orange, Va and Moderator of the Minister’s and Deacon’s Union will conduct the strvices. The public is invited to attend all services and make this an all out victory for the Almighty God. Mr. and Mi's. Jack Feeman, Mrs Rosie Freeman and son John wtre in D . Sunday Thty visited Mr. Edward Freeman who is in George town University. Mrs. Rosie Freeman and John remained to be with Edward. Miss Josephine Bridget is visiting her mother in Washington D. C. CLASSIFIED ADS Rates: 2c per word first insertion Ic per word each additional; 2oc minimum; 26c booking charge less than $1. In memoriums, $1 minimum, 50c ner inch over 3 inches. We Can Supply All You* ( CULPEPER BU'LDING SUPPLY CORP. PHnnr B3S3 Cu’peper. V« FOR SALE — Seven week old piffs. Guy’s Service Station Washington. Va. WANTED — First class plumber with hand tools. Plumbing and heating contractor. Good pay. Apply Woodville Service Station. G. E- Harris, Phone Culpeper 9702 or Sperryville 376810 - 3 2tc W ANTED—Experienced dairyman, $160. per monthGood "house, vacation with pay. Call Orange 7432. Guy Fitzwater, Montebello Farm, Orange Virginia. tfc LOST—Small white Canvas bag containing one pair of rubber gloves with leather over them. Vicinity Washington or Sperryville. Please notify Carson Jenkins Woodville, Va. Phone Sperryville 3251 ltp NOTICE No hunting on my property. E- A. Campbell Sperryville, Va5tp No Hunting- on my property at any time. E. A. Campbell Sperryville. Virginia LOST — 7 head Hereford cattle. 3 Hereford cows; 3 Hereford calves; 1 heifer. Strayer from R. L. Miller’s farm- Last seen in vicinity of Battle Run. Any information of their where abouts may be reported to Sheriff Critzer or this paper or notify Louis Shaffer. Luray, VaPhone Riverside 3-4137 Reward offered 4tc FOR SALE— 7 week o 1 d pigrs. Washington. VaGuy’s Service s Station THE IDEA WAGON from the Culpeper Planing Mill will be in Sperryville, Amissville and Washington on Thursday of each week Please Telephone W ashington 2851 or Culpepei 9988. There is no charge for this > serviie. may 17-tf SEE US FOR A GOOD USED CAR Lowest Prices Easy Terms DICK C. WEAVER & EON Culpeper, Va. PHONE b771 CONCRETE For all purposes call Culpeper 8023 Culpeper Constructors Crete-Mix T'Tie newest and most modern in the Ped mop t seection. Warrenton Radiator Service On the By-Pass RADIATOR REPAIRING Electric and Acetylene WELDING LLOYD FORBUSH Owner HAY FOR SALE—Dolmont Farm. Phone Washington 2701. FOR RENT—4 room apartment. Mrs .W. H. Jenkins • Sperrvville, Va. NOTICE No deer hunting on my farm. Please do not ask permission. Mrs. O. B. Swindler Sperryville, Va. 4tf FOR SALE: Reconditioned electric refrigerators, ranges washers, and other items, All guaranteed — at very low prices. Easy termsStokes Furniture CoFront Royal, Va. FOR SALE: Reconditioned used living room, bed room, dining room, breakfast sets and just about any other odd piece. All at very low prices and easiest terms. Stokes Furniture Co. Fror^t Royal, Va. STOVES^- Wood and coal ranges, Wood and coal heaters. Duo-Therm and Quaker oil heaters- Largest stock in Northern Virginia to select from. All'for sale for a limited time with NO DOWN PAYMENT — Low monthly paymentsStokes Furniture Co. Front Royal, Va. WANTED W.WTF.I) CON FEDERATE MONFV. STAMPS. LETTERS. Charles. Affleck, Pejton Sr.. Winchester, Vrginia. FOR SALE—Lodd of baled straw. See W. M. Weiner Flint Hill. Va. LOST—7 head of Hereford cattle. 3 cows 3 calves, 1 heifer in vicinity of R. L- Miller’s farm. Any information of their whereabouts may be reported to Mr Critzer or to this newspaper or notify Louis Shaffer. Lurav. Va. Phone Riverside 3-4137 Reward Offered. Itc LOST—Small white canvas bap containing pair of rubber ploves with leather y loves over them. If found please notify Carson Jenkins Woodville. Va- Phone Sperrvville 3251 ltp ESTABLISHED TOY ROUT No Selling—N'o F.xptrience Necessary Operate form home We Place and Locate All Racks Earn up to $350 monthly refilling and collectine from MAGIC TOY RACKS in your area. Mu-t have car—references—five hourspare time weekly—and mimimum investment of $405—for local interview— write at once tr iv i n tr phone number. 170 West 74th Street New York 23. N. Y. Good Income SPARE OR FULL TIME ADAM INDUSTRIES * One 1957 PONTIAC In Stock Barjfain Price CLORE - WILLIAMS PONTIAC CO Phone 9000 Culpeper k v«. M ; LUMBER dressed 4 sides. Have tour lumber dressed by the Jim Carpenter ompany. Save time and tnonev. Telephone Madison 2541. tfn LUMBER FOR SAI.E: Attention Contractors, Home Builders. Buv vour lumber wholesale from JIM CARPENTER COM PANY, Madison, Virginia. Lengths from 8 feet to 22 feet, sizzed four sides and trimmed. Priced as low as $70 o thousand. Save as much as $100 on average house. Telephone Madison 2541. tfn FOR SALE 1948 Mercury 5 passenger coupe- Priced for quick sale. Guy’s Service Station Washington, VaCalf Sale Considered Successful Hy H’. II. Lyin' County Jgrnt ()nc thousand and fifty-nine feeder calves were sold to thirty buyers from seven states at the eighteenth annual sale sponsored by the Rappahannock Angus Breeders on (Vf. 15th at front Roval Livestock Market. Top price of the sale was $61.00 per nuhdred weight paid by Clem Teets of West Virginia for a fanev steer calf weighing lbs. which was consigned by \ I r. W. E. Collins of Front Roval. The sale average was $24.66 tse<- hundred weight representing ncrease of $$.^6 over last rears sale. Prices bv grades were as follows: Steers <.?().< >4 27.67 2S.6S 22.-’I Clrntle* F:mcv Choice ( K>od Medium Mend's *22.31 22.62 21.% 20. S3 ynr rnr nr^r rime m me msTo-iy - ( the sale more calves went to Ohio than were purchased by buyfrom FVnnsrlvania. This rear e eht bor ers from the Buckeye ■ ■re purchased 441 hea<l as com•-•ji'-ed to 221 going to ten buyers •'•om Quakerland Also if was the i >■. r rim.. Rappahannock calves mere sold into Indiana! 74 head). The sale grossed ?1 17.0^1.10 with calves averaging $11".40 per head and 44R pounds. Farmers Receive 921.19 From Soil Rnnk Wheat Reserve W -’iwahannock County farmers p’-iv share as much as $7..47.44 • >e» t rear as payment for pl.icnu: ^87 7 acres of cron land m the ‘so’' Bank Wheat Aneag'Ppscrv e. Thei •• were 17 Reserve agreements -.igi.oi! .luring the ogn • n ’seriod rerentlv ended. Octob-r 4 1"47 Chairman, Rappahannock County ASC Committee reno its. I oiler the |0s7 Wheat Reserve Pro-T.-aoi Is county farmers recei..,1 <; 021 10 for -aline 174.2 • "* o* o’ml", non. M'»st of this land w as put info consei" atiou The loss Wheat Acreage Reserve prov isions permit land in thReserv> to be left idle. However, most farmers wisely establish a Madison Livestock Market Madison Mills, Virginia October 19, 1957 FEEDER Steers and Calves 15.00—20.30 Cows 7.50—15.50 ■ Heifers 12.00—18.00 Bulls H.OO—17.00 Veal Calves 21.00—32.25 Hogs 17.00—18.75* Sows 14.50—17.00 Baby Calves 2.00—15.00 Pigs Shoats 3.00—12.00 CCLPEPFR LIVESTOCK MARKET , Tuesday! October 22, 1957 Steers Slaughter 17.50—24.00 Steers Feeder 16.00—23.10 Heifers 14.00—2 J .00 Cows 6.75—14.75 Bulls 11.00—16.80 Calves Prime 32.00—35.00 (mod and Choice 27.00—30.00 Medium 2(1.00—25.00 Culls 20.00—Down Hogs To- 200-225 lbs. 18.00 Hea'v ’30 300 lbs. 16.80—17.75 Light 14<*-19<* lbs. 16.60—17.60 Sows H 50)—16.00 Shoats 15.00—18.00 l.amK 18.00—24.00 BY the; head Babv Calves $.3.50—$16.00 Babv Pigs $4.50—$12,50 Checking Stationsfo*• Carrie Lister? TV law . jrrtpii-es that ; 11 •'car deer and wild tu-di.rvs he terorted and tagged at •mri'e cheek ng •■rations durinpr tV convoy season. 1057 C'. pnms Rrown. (lamp Warden of Ripnotaonnc'ii County. pointed out. Tags will bp fur. nished only at *hr checking sta' ions. Checking star,.pis in Rnniu.h.mi.ock CountV will op pstabl shed at l other Prune's garage-. Washing-, ton. Vr Weidn Riolt. Wood, v i 11c*. Vn. Flmer Jenkins, garage Amissville, Va V 'open's Store. Slate Mills, Va. Lyle Rectors Store. Flint Hill. Va Carson Johnson Ktfo Slation. >;•••. m die. Va. Main purpose of fli< new regulations, which me ;n force in most of the struts. are to aid law enforcement and as i means of making a check in th» annual kdl to assist in man.n.-ing the various g'me species. TV How and arrow season for ulcer is from October 1 '•th to November 1st. 10 -s 7. One a day. one a season, cither se\. There is |no wild turkey season n Rappahnnno.County this .car. <)u; gunnii; ’ season opens east <n t)ie HI lie Ridge. Nos ember ISfh to Januaiy a-’ I95S on all other game, •vegetative cover to protect the land from erosion and noxious we«ds. Farmers who follow such conser. vation practices mav recieve assistance under ASC’s Agricultural Conservation Program. Contrary to motors I am still agent for LACY'S FLORIST, Culpeper. All orders will appreciated. Thank You Mrs. Jftenie Lewis ■ [f Call Sperryville 2681