Rappahannock News, October 9, 1958

UC 113*958 WASHINGTON, VIRGINIA, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1958 SUBSCRIPTION: $2.50 PER TEAS VOLUME 10—NUMBER 47 R.C. H. S’NEWS On Wednesday, October 1, the • Rev. A. p. Goodson addressed the .students of R.C.H S. at their ■Weekly assembly program. Armando Garcia of Mexjco, on October 2, exhibited eight varieties of monkeys to the pupils and made a talk on their habits and characteristics He advised against having monkeys for pets, as the males develop very sharp teeth and often become vicibus. ■ The teachers of the county attended District N meeting in Culpeper on Friday, October 3. They found the talks very inspirational, I' but one joke told by Robert Williams, Executive Secretary of the Virginia Education Assn, seems to -I have impressed the group more than anything else. This is how .t goes: A nitely dressed lady, leading a- snow-white duck with a gold chain around it’s neck, went to a psychiatrist, seated herself and placed the iduck carefully in her lap. The psychiatrist asked what ! her trouble was. She replied, “There is absolutely nothing the „ : matter with nfe hut my husband < thinks be ia « dude." ■ H. m-. On . Friday evening the hen tor Class gave la record hop to raise funds for their trip to New York in the sprijng. Simulated phonograph records were used for dec* oi at ions. The chaperones were Mrs. L. 1.1 Turner, Mrs. Nehon N ethersj Rrty Jenkins arid Cmdr and Mrs. Irvin Wolf- The lucky number for the raffled cake waa jfidtd Smithy X»;th«bt4 •*"-9 the Seniors -added eighty dollars. «On Monday morning representatives of the Forest Grove F.T«A» moved one Pf the pianos from R. C.H.S. to Forest .Grove School. Correctipn from last wetk: 'Hie school bill rings only 14 times during the school day (not 41) . The F.F-A boys who Vntered the crop-Judging contest at Winchester Fair were Billy Menefee, Maurice Butler and Randall Updikc. • r The chosejn teacher ot the week is Mm Luerma Ziiui, a resident oi Amissvilic, Va. She is a gradoae of Washington High School and of Oberfin College, Mis* Zina was employed as educational direcPnvby the Presbyterian Church in vjien Kookm, Uftio for the past t.ve years, she also owned and operated a rrlijgius book store there and tor two years had charge T>f the Zanesville Week-Way Religious. Education Program. She directed summer church camps for twelve jrearsJ At. K.V_-rl homeroom te all in one i»ter for this report cards cords. Durii minutes of the roll for era, checks the number and has devot ring a miss criiin is tne acher for the Junior?, .on. She keeps a reggrade, fills out their and permanent re* the first fifteen hool Miss Zinn calls icr 42 eleventh gradrheir absences, find* for lunches that dajr ionals for the room book From9:l 43 pupils in yea if in add text, alt the dents in the iaf study of interesting . Commonwealth all high schoc ! first made a nock County. During tl teacher tupei 23 in the hi * 10 :10 she instructs U.S. History. This tion to the regular eleventh grade stw* state will make « spec* Virginia history. An entitled Cavalier k is being used by Is. Mist Ztnn's pupils study oi Rappahanhle second period our iVises a study hall of ibrary. i Auxiliary To Have C Rummage Sales The Washington Ladies Auxil- * iary will sponsor fall rummage sales each Friday and Saturday, beginning October 17.«The sale will start at 1 :00 P.M. Friday and end at 5:00 P.M*. On Saturday/ the sale will start at 9:00 A.M. and end at noon. The sales will be held in the old post office building on Main Street. ■. * There will be real bargains for each member of the family sufch as shoes, dresses, coats, hats, gloves, jewelry, furniture, dishes, flowers, antiques, tools, etc. New items will be offered each week. A door prifce will be offered each week. The Auxiliary members will welcome any . and everything you would like to donate to the sales. Articles should be left with Mrs. Wade H. Massie, Jr. by October 10. You will be helping your rescue squad and fire company when you help the auxiliary. FIFTEEN YEAR SERVICE PINS AWARDED ; Virginia State Headquarters o£ selective Service awarded 15-ytar pins to A. C. Latham, Chairman Local Board 102, and to Dr. John V Snead, Medical Board Advisor. These awards were made in recognition of Jiftee yeqrs of uncompensated service. [ENIOR CLASS TO HOLD OCTOBER It •ffc Senio) dlaas of ILCftT will sponsor kbake sale Saturday October .11 atvLea’s Store in Washington. The\ sale starts at 10:30 and the c\»k hopes to have your support in/ their efforts to raise.money foxtheir trip to New York - ^ < GARDEN CLUB MEETS The Rappahannock Garden Club held its September meeting at the home of Mrs. B. H. Patterson with Mrs. John Adams a* cohostess; There were ten members present and one guest. Mrs. W_ CHall of Rose Hill gave an interesting program on “Old Roses”. Mrs. S. E. Henning presented the only exhibit at this meeting which was an arrangement featuring dahlias. The * next meeting will be held October 29 with Mrs. E. M. Jones as hostess Mrs. R. V_ Snead chairman. The program will be flower^ arrartirmCnts for the church Exhibit: arrangement for church vestibule table. - —_— ;■ * The World Geography class keep# "her busy the third period, ior she has 41 pupils at this time. She teaches 36 eight graders hi* tory during the fourth period and another eight grade section qf 34 pupils the same thing th£ sixth periodFor the fifth division of| the day Miss Zinn has a section of general business with 28 students learning about insurance, banking and the like* If one'counts the pupils, exciu- , sive of those in study halt Miss Zinn will have taught lSl^pupils a day and will have papers to; cor* rect and grades to record for that number. ; ■ " • ■ '.j " In addition to her routine work Miss Zinn is guidance counselor and also sponsor for the Leslie Fox Keyset chapter of the Fujture Teachers of America. ; f Remember This Date Rappahannock Garden Club Wednesday, October 29, Town Council Meeting — Tuesday, October 14, Sunday evening service* at Washington Baptist Church 7:30 P.M. ’ Oct. 11—Shooting match at Guy’* Restaurant i :00 P.M, Benefit Lions Club. Oct. 18—Bake sale at Bradford's Store, Flint Hill, 10 A ll. Benefit Ladies Auxiliary. Oct. 10—Brom field Auxiliary 7:30 P M- at Mis* Louise O’Bannons. * DEAR FOLKS: It is certainly true this time, if you did not gather your vegetables from die garden Mr, “Jack” beat, you to them. What a sight it was this morning. The earth was covered with a beautiful white blanket, but one of death t the flowers and vegetables. Too late to Pfia^C pickle now^ ^ Ir seems the hula hoop is (really mpre of a sensation than we thought. Why just the other day Mayes 'Campbell and Jim Bill Fletcher were trying it out in front of the Court House. Elizabeth DeBerg backed out on them., Jwt lHrff® M»sie Next time welt try to get at^pkture for you. Bert Spalding says she can really work it now When the Buick people self you a tar, be sure to get > a bode of instructions. It seems Frances Thornton, Virginia Smith and Jock Brown were trying Lee Thornton’s new Bukk out the other day. They drove down to the Health > office, hut coulden’t get back tothe Court house. Frances could not manipulate the car, so Lee drove hers to the health office and picked his up, Bobbie Massif called his mother from Times Square one night. He loves. *New York, and had just attended. the Ed Sullivan Show Keep having fun Bobbie, but we miss you. n il.. “printer* devil” at the paper office. . . We attended the party last Wednesday afternoon, honoring the Ned Johnson’s as one of the six families in Virginia to receive the'Master Farm Family award, and rightly do they deserve the award. We were met at the door by X{d and Elizabeth and Ned IIL.lt was certainly a shame Betty couldn't be there to hear what nice things were said about her, as well as about the rest of the family. The first thing that caught our eye was a beautiful bowl of apples on which big Ned said he had. worn out a pair of pants shining. As the guests left after enjoying a wonderful punch, which tasted strongly of apples, and the most delicious cookie^ we were all presented with a bag of chestnuts which had been raised on the farm. They have tsvo acres in chestnuts. Sonny Porter is at the shop how welding a piece of broken machinery and as I sit by the window, I notice he has written on the side of his truck, “We weld anything' but a broken heart.” Isn’t it' a, shame they don’t have a machine to do that also. Sou*_until next C E. JOHNSONS RECEIVE MASTER FARM FAMILY AWARD , ..Y* nm. V : 'a-, - S:i Wednesday afternoon, Octoberfirst, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edward Johnson, Jr. of Sperryvi> were presented a plaque nam.ng than as a" “Master "Farm Family” by the Progressive Farmer, and the Agricultural Extension Service of V. P. I. The award was presented by William C- LaRue, Associate Editor pf the Progressive Fanner magazine. Only six such awards are available in Virginia during 1958. Rev. H, E. Nicholson, pastor of Reynolds Memorial B apt i st Church, gave the invocation after a short falk by G. H. Clark, Dis chairman, Lxecut.ve Committee of the Boy Scouts, a member of the Virginia Beef Cattle Improvement Association, the Angus Association, and State Horticultural Society. Mr. Johnson inherited “TheT OaL, which consisted erf. 210 acres, from his father, t^fute Dn . tor Johnson, with whom he"was in partnership for 15 years. In 1950 he purchased the J Walton Wood farm, 300 acres, and in 1956 bought 57 acres. In 1957 he/-, added 100 acres to the farm making the acreage 677. , -Mrs. Johnson before her marri-. - trkt Agent of the V.P.I Extenwon Service who served as chairman of the full program set up by f Rappahannock Count) Agent, W. H. lUyne and Assistant Agent, Walter L. Saunders and. Miss Anna Ruth Barnette, Home Aj»ent. * Highlights of the Johnson fan? ily were outlined by Mr. Lyne . •Mr. Johnson was a graduate of V.M.I. with a BS^degree in engineering and waf a Jackson Hope medal winrier. He is a director of the Rappahannock National Bank. Sperryville Fire Co. and a past director of the Shen-Valley Meat Packers, Inc; He is treasurer of Reynolds Memorial Baptist Church and on the Board pf Deacons and Director of three local co-operatives He was Virginia Apple Commissioner for eight years ami a past age was Miss Elizabeth "Branch, daughter of Dr; and Mrs. C. H. , H. Branch of Tampa, Florida, She. is organist and choir director of Reynolds Church, chairman of the county Welfare Board, Vice-President of the Missionary Society,., past president of the Rappahan-. ‘ hock Garden Club and a past president of the P.T.A. of Sperry- : "'ville Elementary School. . ■'• * Mr and Mrs, Johnson are the * parents of two children. A s6nr C. E Johnson, 111 is, a graduate of V. M. I. and will enter the U. S. Army October 19. A daughter, Miss Betty Johnson is a fresh- C man at Duke University, “ The Oaks’* was remodeled in 1949 with all modern conveniences being installed. r ' Mr Johnson practices divera- ,J fied farming, along with grow* • ing apples. Play-Off Gama The play-off game of the Norern Virginia League between Flint Hill and Marshall will be played Sunday Octber 12 at 2r30 P.M^ at the Flint Hill diamond. X-Ray Unit At AmiaarUle The X-ray mobile will be at Mountain View in Airtissv.'ile from 9 a. m. until noon, October JOth. It was to have been at Jenkin’s Service Station, The oldest person having an x-ray made in the county w^ll receive a prize of five dollars. “ ' -:il week folks Stay Happy / E.B. M. , October 6, 1958 Rappahannock News Washington, Virginia P; S. We just had a very pleasa^t-sijrprise. Joe Bowman of' Harrisonburg walked in with Arthur/and paid us a visit. It was nhx teeing you, Joe^ Cotne^gain. House Tour The Auxiliary of Brumfield Parish will sponsor a house tour and ftried flower arrangement sale Saturday and Sunday- October • 25 and 26. The tour pi the homes will suit at 2 .-00 f?M. and dose at 5:00 P.M. The names of the homes will be announced at a later date. * ' f Armed ’Forces News . GREAT LAKES, 111. • William R Tapp son of Mr. and Mrs. JA- Tapp of Amissville, Va.’, graduated from recruit training Sepc 20 at the NavalTraimng Center. Great Lakes, 111. The graduation exercises, marking die end of nine weeks of “boot' camp”, inducted a full dress par- v ade and review before im'Iiuiy officials and rivilian dignitares. i In nine weeks of instruction, the “raw recruit” is developed ito'a Navy Bluejacket, ready far duty with the fleer .

Bt?0t%X3CKXXXJtXK3tX3t3tXKXXXKKK3a<X3tK5tXXX1tXXXX3tXK30000000 RAPPAHANNOCK NEWS PUBLISHED THURSDAY MORNING At Washington, Rappahannock County/ Virginia TELEPHONE: WASHINGTON 2851 BASIL C. BURKB, JR. Owner Mrs. SARAH C. LATHAM, Managing Editor Entarad as Second CSaas Mat at the Poet Office at Washington, Va. SUBSCRIPTION (in advance)-i--82.W PER TMAt Rappahannock County’s Resolution At the regular meeting of the Bi Rappahannock County last week regarding the school situation in-J Warren County and Charlottesville, ed in full in last weeks paper.S of Supervisors of r_olution was passed Sfinia and especially in le resaFutipn appearBefore passing, the resolution, the Boarct~^ftehTbers carefully scrutinized the wording of each clause. Ofoly after close examination and due consideration, did the Board vote to adopt it unanimously. We feel the matter is of such importance that all our readers should study the resolution with the same care. To us, the most impprtant single clause is “that Rappahannock County stands firm with the people of Virginia to resist the encroachment on the sovereign right of Virginia to educate the youth of this state in a. manner it thinks most conducive to the welfare of its citizens.’ From this the rest naturally follows. RC.B. Jr. Collie, College , To go 0/ Rot to go? That is a , very important question considered by many people. I, myselh-can see two views on the question, I cab understand why a high school graduate would rather go to Washington, D. C., Richmond,* Virginia or any place to find a job' and make more money right awaj* than to go to college. I can * also see * ways in which college would be^ some of the best spent years of one’s life. College is a place you want to go to, not be forced into gptng. You have to s •Ttnrtn?' 'four --mfrwf' op that college is'a big step, one that you will alW"vs remember and enjoy. There are definite preparations one has to consider before going to college. College is something yoa plan for a long time, not just the last two or three months of your senior year You should plan for college in the 'freshman year by taking subjects required for college entrance*. One should make ^ the best of all four years of high school and not wait until the last year and say “I’ll do my best now sc you t will be accepted in college Bovs ahd ei-rls think their last year in high school only counts for college entrance • * * . Tfcis is not so. College js a good place to make friends. Lots of people would’nt take anything for their friends, experiences and remembrances they had during theiir college years. Anyone who . has the privilege ■ of going to college should certainly make the best of it and enjoy the carefree years. A Teenager ' ' ‘ WANT TO SELL SOMETHINGTRY A CLASSIFIED AD. Amissville News it*'Mr* and Mrs. Van Streamberg and children of Rockville, Md , Mrs. Gladys Scott of Maryland and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zinn ai.d daughter of Culpeper spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Zinn. ' , . , . ' .* Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Dodd and daughter of Front Royal spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Virginia Tapp. ■ "■ Mrs. Elsie Cropp who has been a patient in Fauquier County Hospital for several months has been moved to a nursing home in Fredericksburg. / V, Mrs. Eliot Doyle entertained ti*ir Methodist W S. C. S. lasf \. ednesday afternoon. * ( x Miss Nancy Zinn spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ttfley in Alexandria recently. Mrs. John Pofe, Mrs. Bertha Ritey, M«. Jennie Smith, Mrs. Nelson Corbin,and Miss Irva Poe cpcnt Thursday afternoon in Front Royal where they* visited Mrs. Bessie Riley and Mrs. Ethel Doyle. ■ /h Mrs. David Martin and fchidren and Mrs. Lizzie Moss spent Tuesday' in Front Royal. Mrs. Robert Jeffries of Arlington was a luncheon guest of Miss v iig.nia Tapp Saturday. Mr John Tapp and son Buddy spent Wednesday in Richmond wnere Mr. Tapp went tp see a specialist for back injuries he received When he was struck by a car several weeks ago. Snerruville News Mr. and Mrs. George W. Brown had as their guests for the weekend Mr. and Mrs. H. L ' Smith of Washington, D. C., Mr and Mrs. Chares Luc'on Brown et Elkin, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. John. Eubank, Mr. and Mrs. F D. Coffey, Jr. •u son Frank were dinner guests Sunday of Mrs. Perle Coffey. In the afternoon the Eubanks, Mrs. Jrffcy, Jr. and son visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nethers in Flint Hill. PRE-SEASON SALE ; \ i; ^..rS* OF TOYS i MAKING ROOM FOR NEW TOYS ■ 'MM • ' : 10/25 and 50% OFF Use our lay-away plan. A small deposit on * V any purchase will hold it mdil Christmas TEA SETS 1 GUNS and HOLSTERS TRUCKS — DRUMS , HIGH CHAIRS /~dtJNIOBj SPORT SETS { ROCKING CHAIRS See Oar Cbmplete Stock Of Wheel Goods | ‘ At Our Regular Low Prices , All Sizes WAGONS — TRICYCLES — BICYCLES Boys and Girls ' i Ready To Lay*Away For Christmas' WESTERN ALTO Associate Store ■*\ Home Owned and Operated By GENE SCEARCE Davt. Street — CULPEPER ± PITTS* DRIVE-IN THEATRE ! ’ FRONT ROYAL On Strasburf Road THURS. FRI. OCT. 9 - 10 V . 2 HITS “MAN WITH THE . GOLDEN ARM” FRANK SINATRA ^ “DRUNKBEAT" ALAN LADD \ j . Cinemascope* , In Warner Color SATURDAY OCT. 11 ; “MANHUNT IN THE JUNGLE" ROBIN HUGHES : In Warner Color SUN'MON. OCT. 12-18 ‘TAMMY AND THE BACHELOR" J DEBBIE REYNOLDS In Cinemascope W 'TUES WED. OCT. 14 - 15 THE SHEEPMAN" GLENN FORD SHIRLEY Mac LANE Color • Cinemascope :-p'j PITTS’ f, PARK THEATRE FRONT ROYAL Matinees Daily 3 F. M. ' Evenings 7 and 9 P. M FREE PARKING IN REAR OF THEATRE THURS. ONLY OCT. 9 "TOUCH OF EVIL" CHARLTON HESTON JANET LEIGH j ORSON WELLS P FRL SAT. SUN. OCT. 10 J 11 - 1* X SHOWS DAILY X A 7:30 PJL SUNDAY SHOWS 3 A • P. ML , “THE YOUNG LIONS” MARLON BRANDO MONTGOMERY CLIFT DEAN MARTIN j la Cinemaaeopn MON. TUBS. WED. / OCT. IS - U - IS { "THE FLY” VINCENT PRICE PATRICIA OWENS Cin«maaeopa PAGE DRIVE-IN THEATRE LURAY, VIRGINIA. ■FRL SAT. OCT. 10 - 11 DOUBLE FEATURE ‘THE DALTON GIRLS” t , ‘ Ailso "SEVEN GUNS TO MESA” SUN. MON. OCT. 12 - 13 "THE KING AND FOUR QUEENS” CLARK GABLE PAGE THEATRE LURAY, VIRGINIA .i. • THURS. FRI. SAT. v OCT. 9 - 10 - 11 “NO TIME FOR SERGEANTS" ANDY GRIFFITH SUN. MON. 6CT. 12 . 13 “TARZAN’S FIGHT FOR LIFE” GORDON SCOTT EVE BRENT TUES. WED. OCT. 14 - 15 TWO FEATURES “BEAUTIFUL BUT DANGEROUS" GINA LOLLOBRIGIDA PLUS >*■ - p' “AMBUSH AT CIMARRON PASS SCOTT BRADY ri£v; ■**?$ .• WASHINGTON f-. THEATRE 2 Shows Nightly . • PRL SAT. OCT. 10 - 11 ‘TALL STRANGER” JOEL McCREA * I PITTS’ THEA CULPEPER, 5— THURS. FRL OCT. 0 - 10 DOUBLE SCIENCE-FICTION SHOW THE FIEND WITHOUT A FACE” — PLUS — THE HAUNTED STRANGLER” "SATURDAY OCT.'ll b: AUM LAUD OLIVIA de HAVULAHP TMtt | PROUD' RebexJ* IBma H MMHIMkH | SUN. MON. TUBS. OCT. 12 - IS - 14 fffUMRfl MBMOIB CSUQXUUfl VIM SUN. SHOWS 3 * I P. 1L WED. THURS. OCT. 15 - 1« . \ 2 BIG HITS r “CRY TERROR** JAMES MASON . < Also “TOO MUCH, TOO SOON** DOROTHY MALONE ERROL FLYNN PITTS ORIGIN THEATRE * CULPEPER, VA. THURS. FRL OCT. 0 - 10 , 2 BIG HITS RAY MILLAND DEBRA PAGET “THE RIVER’S EDGE** In Cinemaaeop* PLUS JEFFREY HUNTER . SHEREE NORTH BARRY SULLIVAN “THE WAY TO THE GOLD** In Croema*cop« ~SATURDAY OCT. 11 "2'* BIG HITS v " “SMILEY” t> RALPH RICHARDSON & PLUS “DESPERADOS ARE - TOW NT ROBERT ARTHUR N IN SUN. MON. OCT. 12 -18 •' ‘THE TARNISHED ANGELS” ROCK HUDSON <DOROTHY MALONE Cinemucope ~ TUES. WED. OCT. li - 18 •‘2T TOP HITS “THREE VIOLENT ' PEOPLE” CHARLTON HESTON ANNE BAXTER , Plus “THE MOUNTAIN” ^ SPENCER TRACY t' ROBERT WAGNER THURS. FRI. OCT. 18 - 17 — 2 Exciting Hit* -» ' : f. “HELL ON DEVIL’S ISLAND” — p^us — “LURE OF THE SWAMP”

Washington News Mr. and daughter Peggy and Mrs. Ads Mellot Sunday Mrs, and Mrs. Vernon Brown of Alexandria were guests of Mrs. Bertha Brock. Virgil L'idike has return* ed honfte after being a patient at the University Hospital for the past wnek. * Mis* Sara Ledford and Mm • Nancy ege wore Sunday guests of Mrs. A M Mr, turned Countj : Mr Royid LaPrade qf Madison Coil* Writer. Raymond Jenkins has re* to his home in Leesburg after lieing a patient in Loudoun Hospital. Douglas LeCkie of Front was a Saturday guest of Mr# Roy Jenkins at the home of Mrs. yerner. ■ l .j ‘ Among those attending the fashion show' in VViarrenton Friday were Mrs. Wade H. Massie, III, Mrs.'James Fletcher Massie, Mr*. James Willianf* Fletcher, Mrs." Wade H Massie, Jr., Mrs. George H Davis, Jr1., Mrs. R. V. Snead, Mrs. John R. DcBergh i af.d M rs. George VVallihan. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Ht Massie Jr. we re dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs W. G Eastham. Other guests were Mrs, Fannie Eastham and Mrs. Lockiett Burford. - r ; .. „* ■" John M. Caskie was the over* right guest Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. James Burns In Vienna. ait 3. vjordon Lindenblad and children of New Jersey were also guests of Mr. and Mrs. Burns. Mi. and Mrs. John Long of Williamsburg spent the Weekend wunMXrs Frank Wood and Miss Mary Miller Wod. Mrs. John ..eyscr was a Sunday dinner guert of the Woods. , Mr and Mrs. Will.am Dud* ley of Front .Royal -were Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Miller. Wade Waljihan ‘Massie was an ovtn)ight guestWednesday di ha grandparents, Mr and Mi*. Wade H. Massie, Jr. Mary Brooke and Mike Massie were ■guests overnight Wednesday of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Kieorge WaJlihan in Front Royal. Mrs. Preston Avery and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown of Win- . Chester were Sunday visitor* of Mrs. 0. B. Brown arid Lewis West arid of Mr. and Mrs.i O. U Miler Mrs. ■ W. C. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Miller and Mrs. J. W, Critzer were in Culpeper Wednesday on business. L. V. Merrill and Mrs. Leott Bailey attended a showing of the 1959 Ford in Washington, D. C. recently. Friday Mr, and "Mrs., Leon Bailey were in the city on business. : *. . Mrs. jack Petty, Mrs, L. V. Merrill and Miss Frances Dulaney visited friends in Etlan last .week. ■ . Prentiss Qreetiaway son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon T. Greenaway was rushed to Winchester Memorial Hospital Monday and underwent an emergency appendectomy. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jacobs^ and daughter Barbara Anri of Amissville were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs. Ollie Fincham. On Tuesday Mr. arid Mrs. Carlton Jenkins and sons of Hyatc .ilk, Mr. were dinner guests or the Finchams** Marion Racer and Miss Chris- i tine Racer of Springfield, Ohio are guests of their cousin, Mrs. Henry Huff Mr. and Mrs Warren Payne and family of Richmond spent the weekend as guests of Mrs. Nora Kendall. Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Payne entertained Mrs. Kendall at Guy’s* Restaurant for dinner Sana Mi | PICTURE FRAMING Warren Paint & Supply Company 415 East Main St. is FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA M>\. COMING Ford brings Thunderbird elegance to the low-price field with AWARDED THE QOLD MEDAL lyfcCi»»i>mA*nii|n iwtmWnwidw EMtawkWotfiMr :■ i ,, .' .v .■V.k. * ' II he new Ford* for 1959 have a cftsual land of elegance— the fresh crispness of design that distinguishes the Thunderbird. They are beautifully different man all other can— and from all other Fords. This new beauty was recognized at the Brunei* World’s Fait The 59 Fords, on preview, received the Gold Medal of the Comitf Fran^ais de FEIegaince for beautiful proportions! They have a straight-through appearance ... 4 cleancut look that is very open and aiiy. The entire glass area has been designed to give you the modem picture-window feeling of indoor-outdoor living. The new thin-line roof is actually a sensational engineering achievement-to give yon even gftater safety. Yet it has a gracefulness that will make - riding in any other car seem “aid hat” Aim this easy elegance is traceable to the sporting heritage of the beautiful Ford Thunderbird. These -Fords are altogether new. But die most beautiful difference of all is money in your pocket. The 59 Fords are the standout buy ip the lowprice field. They are superbly designed to give you all thev supreme beauty, comfort, power and performance that only Font's creative engineering can'bring you. Soon—on V October /7—you'll be able to get that New Ford Feeling in the World’s Moat Beautifully Proportioned Can! ^ r; - wf•(Mr. and Mrs. John Piehilcf of Rochester, N. Y. will arrive today for a visit with Mr_ and Mrs.* Robert Many at their homo at “Ivy Hill”. j i. Mr. n.:d Mrs. Earl Many and Mildred and Sue were dinner guests Sunday^of Mr. and; Mia. L- W, Buckley in Culpeper. . Mrs.- Christine Crowne of Nokesville and Gibson Wharton were dinner ‘guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs William Groves at Bealton. 'Sunday ’Mist’ Crowne was the dinner guest of Mr. Wharton. '/ ■msxmmsmssm, WALLACE STERLING ' a brilliant new 1 ^pattern at an exciting - LOW price! $12.9S 3-pc Place Setting 21-PIECE STARTER SET Pirn Smart Pacific Cloth DRAWER LINER Wdue, $125.00 Jewelry Store FRONT ROYAL, Va. iaoongtKWOOogoCTOooBMooooi

Strength For Life BREAD OF LIFE Bless the herd, O rtty souls and alt that is within me, bless His holy name. * Bits the Lord. O my tout, and forget not all His benefits. ' > Psalms 1Q3: 1-2 l No doubt we have all at some time or other felt much like the <1 writer of the Psalm from which the -above quotation was taken. As an awareness of His many blessings fill our hearts and minds' all we arc able to do or say are words such as these showing forth our thanksgiving. * / When the knowledge of sins •' fqrgiven, of food and raiment daily provided, of the love of God as shown forth in the life of Jesus Christ, ancT the countless other benefits of His love come bursting forth upon our hearts and minds, all we can do is sing His praises^ j • He does all these things for .us, i not because we deserve than or have earned them, but because of ' His love for us.. He hath not dealt with us after our sins, nor rewarded us according to lour iniquities. For as the Itcavcn is high above the earth, so great is His mercy toward them that fear Him ^ Psalms 103: 10-11 If we were to ask, what is His greatest blessing, we would, no doubt, get as many answers as we have readers of this column, for we all have seen His love snown forth in many different ways, t One of these blessings that many people are riot able to lay hold ot is the strength of His pres-^ «nce that comes to a life surrend-, wed to His will. Over and over again we hear people say,' “I would become, a Christian but 1 am so overcome:fn some habit that -> I fust cap’t giya.it .up and I wil^ not be a hypocrite.” Persons like, this want to earn this salvation and .his cannot be done, but if that life is surrendered to Christ, He can do it through the individual. We mean this, although we are unable in ourselves to give up some habit that binds us when .we accept Christ.„He can and will give us the strength we need 4to overcome this thing. ]To the committed Christian there is a strength not his own that worketh toward righteousness. , : To knbw this strength and to seeait work ih the lives of others makes us sing with the psalmist, “Bless the' Lord O my soul, and all that is within me bless H:s holy name /" Rev. Anderson D. Goodsort Mystery Farm The Mvsery Farm 1-s* week was “Barlow’ the home of Mr. and Mrs E. W. Gore and Mrs. Helen Bruce. The 392 acre farm is located in the F. T. Valley on >oute 522.' Mr. Henry Brown purchased . the; farm in 1913 ana Mrs. Gore and Mrs Bruce inherited it from him in 1944. S' Both Angus and Hereford cattle are raised and apples, hay and small grain are the leading crops. THE HOLLY HOUSE RESTAURANT A Piaeo Where Friend. Meet And A Good Place To Cat Enjoy Organ Moeic In Onr Dining Room Closed Every Monday Holly House Restaurant Route 622 Culpeper, Va. % More Extra-Value PLOWING FEATURES!. FORD’S NEW MOLDBOARD PLOWS • Heat-treated steel frame—truss frame design for ^ extra strength, greater trash clearance. Turns clean furrows fast—light draft. • 3-point hitch—easy^ounting oil any Ford Tractor—positive hydraulic control. • 1, 2 or 3 bottoms—rolling landsides. , • Choice of Economy Bottoms to solve your plowmg problems—easily replaceable Razor Shares. , Choice of Standard Bottoms availably too ... and much more! < .. - ■■ y COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER! fX-T: ■4&, J ■m *• p: ■ ON THE BY-PASS mm WARRENTON, VA. PHONE 1195 i • ■* 1 > f \ Mr. and Mrs, Gore have two sons. Donald and Edward and Mrs. Bruce has three children, J'rancest, a student at V.M l., i Miss Mar>’ Helen Bruce of Richmond and Mrs. Elma Davis of VVrashington, D. C. / Mrs. Perle Coffey was the first to identify the farm Others were Mrs. Earl Wayland. Lindy Atkins, Mrs. Luther Jenkins, Sr., • Mrs. Hugh Deal, Ned Woodard, ’ Barney Pauze, Mydla Ann Updike and Mrs. Catherine Brown. Mneriage Is like sitting fai the hath tub. Once you get used to it, its not so hot. : “MODERN” i MEDICINIS Oar large prescription . volume permits us to promptly stock the newer specialties developed by leading laboratories. Thus, we can compound any prescription quickly and precisely as your Doc* tor directs. You’ll like our service and lair prices. i • • • SHINER’S Drug Store FRONT ROYAL, VA. i Phone ME 5*2131 .1. -r*‘r--r1 * SS BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor of Sperryville are being congratulated on the arrival! of a daughter born September 28 at Warren Memorial Hospital. The baby » named Susan Marie. IT PAYS s*Tb PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS PUBLIC AUCTION f-; Havng qualified as Administrator of the estate of Ella Swindler, I will offer for sale at Public Auction at the premises,. 2 miles west of Sperryville, on Route 211 2 Davenport* 1 Table • 11 Rocking chairs 1 Bureau 1 Chest of drawers 7 Beds ' 1 Mirror 1 Lot glass jars 1 Kitchen safe, 3 doors 1 Water separator 3 Split bottom chairs 1 Kitchen table Lot cooking utensils * * 1 Dining room table 1 Couch 'V ; t Wicker chair - 1 Clock, striking s Lot dishes 1 Sitting stove . (y% 6 Dining room chairs 1 Hall table 2 Desks i ” 1 Victrola 1 Bath room stool 2 Foot stools Lot canned fruit \ Lot preserves Crop apples to be sold arf:00 P. M. Lot chickens 1 Cross cut saw 1 Cross cut saw 3 Sides of meat 6 Hams 2 Shoulders V Lot Pitch forks 1 Wagon and bed 1 Spray ‘ s 1 Tractor :J.r 1 Mower v " 1 Rake 1 Lot plows 1 Chrysler motor 2 Ladders 2 Cows TBuli . ■j r ; J LEE SWINDLES, Administrator J. B. JOHNSON, Auctioneer * LUNCH WILL BE SERVED _ • ■ 5 . NAV,. .i .tsss.«=*==== jJ -WHOSE FARM IS THIS? .X - if -..j V; f. ^ In order to give rural subscribers 'taual chance to identify the farms, calls will be accepted until 2:00 P. Cal] Grayson 3651 or Washington 2851 \^) ^ ’ « 11 ■ <r~~ Russell Brothers f. CHRYSLER —. PLYMOUTH Sales and Service , h, Flint HilL Virginia *.v; K: : \ ■ 1i f R. Bradford FULL LINE OF MERCHANDISE Flint Hill, Virginia 5 It Bobs Souvenir Shop' WILLIAMSBURG POTTERY Cedar Boxes, Foot Stools, Hooked Rugs Sperryville, Virginia Gulfs Restaurant Specalizing In Home Cooked Meals Washington, Virginia Rappahannock National Bank fays To Deal At Home” Washington, Virginia

Washington News John R. DeBergh attended the WP.I.-William and Mary game in Blacksburg Saturday. Mrs. Lizzie vllie spent the guest of Mr. an cer. Mrs. Racer Racer of Berryweckend as! the d Mrs. H. J. Rais now the guest of Mr. and Mtl. Guy Burke.... Mrs. S. P. Polend who has; been the guest of her sister and bro" and Mrs. VV. C. her home in: Hay* ther-in-law, Mr Hall returned to . •'market Friday. Mr and Mrs. William Stuart and daughter of Beltsvilie, Md. spent several days last week at their home .here Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nalls had with them for the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Lewiy Frunk* and son and M r. and Mrs. Olivkj Dove of Alexandria and Mrs. Irene Oravenor of Silver Spring, Md. Weekend guests of Mr. and ••ffcMrs, Jame? Nalls were Mr. and Mrs. Page Cjandell of Falk Church. Mr and Mrs. Leonard Nails of Manassas. Mr: and Mrs. Lee Johnson of Highsville, Md. and Mr. and Mre* Albert Tuijelld of Falk Church. Mrs.; Florence Reid, assistant Field Worker lof Christian Ser- vice, was an (overnight guest I Thursday of Rev, and Mrs. John Frizzell, jr, Tuesday Mrs. Addie Keyser, Mrs John Cloud and daughter, ■■Mrs. Moffett Pullen and son Ken»y were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Lee Martin at their home at Seven'Corners. Mr. and Mrs. George Haymaker of - Front Royal were dinner guests Sunday of Miss Lottie Burten. ^ ■ Sunday dinner guests of Miss Mary' Bruce were Mr. and Mrs. Carder Day and son Bobbie of Calverton and Miss Anie Grimsfcy of Warrcntonr. j Misses Joan and Joyce Nether* were overnight guests Friday of Mm Myrla Anne Updike. Mrs. Ashby Wayland, Mrs. Charles Hawkins and Miss Rosa Singleton were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, Amos Hawkins in Nokesville. Mrs. Charles Jenkins and'bar nephew, Bobbie Weakley spent the weekend With Mr K^nd Mrs. Lewis Butlet in Arlington. Miss Annie Miller Almond who has a position in Herndon spent the weekend at her hme. Pvt Edward Anderson of Fort Lee spent the weekend with hw parents, Mr- and Mrs. Carson Anderson. Get thj 1 Si Is box i it' (RETAIL. VALUE 284)™ , ■ ,x . - i ■ ■ f E*' " ■ ' :: WHEN YOU BUY THE ONE POUND BOX AT THE NEW LOW PRICE OF »|35 Now—far • limited time— you can sample Candy Cupboard at our expense I Go ahead I Dig right ini i And| it you don’t agree ft*» the most scrumptious candy you ever put in ysjtir mouth ... return the pound box to us and your money will refunded. • - . • « Sunday Mr. and Mrs. George Jenkins of the F. T Valley and Mr*. A. M. Verner' visited Raymond Jenkins at the' Loudoun County Hospital. Mr and Mrs. Gilbert Updike were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Ramey. Mrs. W. Arthur Miller will be the guests for the weekend of Mr and Mrs. A. J, Brent in Richmond and will wisit their daughter Miss E*ife M^ler at R. P. l.< Mr and Mrs. George H. Davis Jr. and faihily attended the University of Virginia-North Carolina- game in Charlotesville Satur■<'Clevengers tt Always A Good Meal f ; , SEAFOOD | STEAKS — CHOPS Motel & Esso Service Sta. Route 211 at 229 Owned *and Operated by THE DUNTONS" igaot»atKK«»o6K»oo8«aoo« lasalated Comfort h thh' -fife Leather Boot V I :.i ' * ? -tWftlUTNt* - WWtATKMI •(ftATHMUMII 's,w HSUtATIOI MfOft Kit# it is! Tbo RED TOO boa* for yuar Rnggad, oO traalad.! ar uppara with • long warring «k aola and haai. 1" wida. Ikraa ribbad staal shank. Watarproofad laaibar countar. Haw $19.95 V rs F. L WHITE & COMPANY ■: ■ ‘CULPEPER, VA day, • \ ' • e Sunday evening'Mr. and Mrs. J W Campbell of Luray and Mr... and Mrs. Charles Estes were dinner guests of Judge apd Airs. R. M. Miller. ; William Estes who underwent surgery/ at University Hospital last week expects to return home the. first of the week. Mrs. Bertha Brock and B R. Armel, Harold B_ Estes and Mrs. Etta Mae Estes visited William Estes Saturday at University Hospital ' ^ ; ' \ Woodville News . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown of Winchester were Sunday guests •of Md Jock Brown. ' (&n&\ Jfattmil -parlors H. C. GEEST, Director ' 405 Sperryrille Road Culpeper, V*. Phone - Dial 64S1 }> f, ■ a lady A-rnaroANT i .« k BRANCH OFFICE D. C. UPDIKE Washington, Va. ; Phone 2841 j • V. ■■ CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING ■“HEW SCRUBLESS VINYL SANDRAN • ImI Mm Mb ri|ht mm ytm Man * fcaiMMt . * ' i • Cmn ImH* MiM*f «fMlNW, «a*k» mdm • lm» *» «timlwi i8>n»irir< fsiwt «< dM» «ww«i np«<i«Mi - - • *■» Ml If iibMiIii. raqr «Mri —h S5 • MMi r»« Mum • Mil IMAU BMW l/THMUM • -tMtslM-MMilMN nd»*W Vmt" ■f 'lit ■ ;f> ?! 1 & 2 ROW MOUNTED Some as low as $850.00 S W WARRENTQN. VA. PHONE: 1060

COMMONWEALTH OF : j VIRGINIA . Janies D. (Jaunt, of Sperryville, i Rappahannock County, Virginia, jplaintiff j Rowena Kirkpatrick Gaunt, of . ihe State of Florida, Defendant. | S The object of this suit is to obtain a Divorce, a mensa et thoro *’ bn behalf of James D. Gaunt against Rowena Kirkpatrick Gaunt, upon the grounds of Desertion. 4: And an affidavit having been made < and filed that the defendant R©iycn Kirpatrick Gaunt is no.t a resident of the State of Va.. it is or> dered that the said defendant, Rowena Kirkpatrick Gaunt do ap.„! pear within ten days after due ^publication hereof, and do what may be necessary to protect her in* - terest in this suit. And it is further ordered that a copy hereof be pub4g lished once a week for four suc• cessive weeks in the Rappahannock V News a newspaper published in the County of Rappahannock, that fe ■fy copy be posted at the front door qf the Courthouse of this County oh or before tKe H)th days of September, 1958, and that the Clerk mail a copy hereof to eacn or tne said defendants to the post-office address given in the affidavit here 4 : in, and file a certificate of the fa l - in the papers of this case. *. John W. Price, Jr. v f i Jas. M. Settle, Clerk. >:•; Washington, Virginia. !: STOP! AT THIS SIGN j. Bradley Atkins ATLANTIC , Service Station SPKRRYVILLE. Vaf L R. Waters Atlantic Refining Co. CULPEPEB.VA Sperry ville News Wee^nd guests of Mr. and' Mrs- D. ML Dwyer were Mr and Mrs. J. R. Shade, Jr. and two children of Charlottesville, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kcyser and Debbie of Winchester. * Mr_ and Mrs. Lester Yates and daughters were dinner guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brubaker in Luray. Mr. and Mils. (Earl Adams of Piney River were guests Friday of Mrs. C. W. Miller who had as her guests Saturday Mr. and Mrs. C. S,* Duvall of Cabin John, Md. Mr. and Mrs Norman Utz. Daniel Utz who had bt*q visiting thet Millers returned home with hi* parents. : ',1 '■■■". . ‘ Mrs Helen Bruce and grandson Bruce Lee Smith, Mrs. Ed- i ward Gore and son Edward were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. , 'Henry Brwn at Five,Forks. '*■ , Mr. and Mrs. John Gaunt and son Clay of Luray were guests on .Sunday of Mrs.' Tenie Gaunt; Miller. 1 ■ ■ ;• Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bernard 1 Jones and baby of Richmond spent the weekend with Mr; and Mrs M. W. Brown. > All. aim iuia. *«*•»*.» of Edgewood, N^J. spent several days last week at their summer home in Sycamore Hollow. Miss Louise Johnson of Culpeper was a weekend visitor of her pa rents i Mr- and Mrs. L. E, Johnson. * ' ' Mrs Betsy Harrell who spent last week in Silver Spring, Md. with Mr and Mrs. Curtis Right returned home accompanied by her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Green and Mrs. Lillie Dodson of WarrenOon spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Frank Atkins. , ’Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Lyne and children spent the weekend in Blacksburg . Pvt.'Wilson Burke recently stationed in Texas has been sent to Germany. He landed there on Tuesday Eld. and Mrs. J. Harvey Daily spent the weekend with Mr. and. Mrs. Pelham Morrison in Bentonville where Eld. Daily conducted services at the Primitive Baptist Church. ' . Miss Peggv-Pillar of Quantico , and Miss Pat Perry of Rome, Ga. spent the weekend with Mr. "and Mrs. Thomas J. Pillar who also 5 had as their guests Sunday Miss ;<aBS99X9BeKBBBaMB9=9SSSa Frances Morrow, sister of Mrs. Pillar and IJany Love of Wash- j ington, D. C. Mis? ;Vlary Gentry Hisle and - Mrs Rosa Wheelan of QianIpttesville were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Rodes iirown. i : Mrs. H. H. Aylor and granddaughter Stevie Aylor spent the weekend in Arlington. They weije' Ik' ^cconiparaed home by Joe Henry Aylor wh| was an overnight guest of his parents. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Rodes Brown were Mr.' and Mrs j. Rodes Brown, Jr. and children of Charlottesville. Rev. and Mrs. Paul Th^npson and daughter of Fork Uniorrand Mrs. Mary Tho.rnhill of Glasgow. CLORE FUNERAL HOME “The Home Of Thoughtful Service” Culpeper, Virginia Dial 2361 V Ambulance Service ’ With Oxygen ■ ■■ \ t • but there's ! about our ' - ■ i' Proscription ko j , --V! I;' \ • You tluHtyt win when you bring yo«r doctor** prescriptions to this "Reliable” pharmacy. Here yoaare assured drilled service and fresh, potent ingredients. And oar pctees are no higher than yon would psy elsewhere. Be sore to king os that n*xt prescription! We arc eager to serve LEWIS Dial 8322 r CULPEPER I ■■ 2 Miles West of Washington on Route 211 PRIZES: TURKEYS and PIGS 15TGAUGE GUNS ONLY — SHELLS FURNISHED Sponsored By WANT TO SELL SOMETHING— ? TRY A CLASSIFIED AD. CHARCOAL STEAKS THICKEN IN-THE-ROUGH Belle Boyd RESTAURANT Entrance to SKYLINE DRIVE1 Front Royal, Va, FRONT SERVICE Call Us For JfllKGB? SERVICE SHENGAS CORP. Phone: 456 Front Royal, Va. wmmmm FOCAL or LONG DISTANCE NIGHTS, SUNDAY and HOLIDAYS moving! trowAci Alvin B. Stokes SM S. Xmia Stmt PboM 1308 POlfc SERVICES • BRICK • CINDER BLOCK ' jj. A.. CROSS BUILDING SUPPLIES INC. C7 Call SS4 FRONT ROYAL VA. . ...’"1 Building Supplies Call 934 Front Royal Virginia • Special Millwork • Do-It-Yourself Supplies • DeVoe Paints • Anderson Window Units GOLLADAY BUILDING SUPPLY, INC Front Royal, Virginia

Flint Hill News ~ i.-'i'-v ■'■'"■V"' i"; -W •' i -/-v Miss Kate Waliker who has been a patiertf at-Warren-Memorial Hospitali has returned to the home of Mr.,and Mrs. James Settle. ! * Miss Eleanor Atkins has returned to her position in Wash' ington, D. Cj. after spending some time with her family here. Miss Paul^ Mifler of Washington, D. C. iand Paul Miller of Baltimore spetrt the weekend with Mrs. Miller |and Louie Miller. Mr and Mrs. Robert Eastham of Washington, D. C. were Sunday guests oj Mr. and Mrs.; John ,S. Browning. > Mr and i Mrs. David Corbin and son Richard of Richmond were overnight guests Saturday of Mr, and Mrs. Milton Corbin in • Front Royalj. Sunday they attended church it) Hint Hill and were, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Barron at Viewtown. Mrs Joe Jenkins was called i to Washington, D. C. Saturday by the sudden death of her brothei' in^law, Mr. Temple. Mrs. jenkins spent the weekend with he' sister returning home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Jenkins ' attended funeral services for Mr. Temple Tuesday at Arlington National Cemetery. v Capt. William Weiner was a dinner guest Thursday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller. Friday Capt_ Weiner was the guest of Col. Richards in Charlottesville. ■ At a 4-H senior meeting held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Paul Miller Louie Miller 'Was reelected president of tffe dub. jiliss Anna Ruth Barnette' and Walter L. Saunders were in charge of the progam, Mrs. Wayne Murphy and son Terry Wayne of Trent Royal are Main ' ^ V'rL' Watch and Clock Repairing QUICK EXPERT SERVICE COVERSTON'S WATCH SHOP Street FRONT ROYAL SK A MESSAGE FROM THE ' Culpeper Book Store OU* FALL ead CHRISTMAS MERCHANDISE IS ARRIVING DAILY SO CHECK WITH US BEFORE YOU BUY BOOKS f-m ‘ H- ' WE HAVE HALLMARK CARDS and * select , ^ assortment of other lines. — STATIONERY — OFFICE SUFFUES Here k A list S>f <jbiwe We Neer Haenla Stack Checkers Chess v» ; ; Horseshoes Parcheesi Candyland s j> Old Maid Twenty-One - j Scrabble Clue • | Monopoly Mr. Ree Sorry j Tic-Tac-Dough Keyword Down-You-Go Electric Baseball Electric Football Table Tennis Mickey Mouse Pick-Up-Sticka Cash Registers "! Erector Seta American Logs Flngerpaints Modeling Clay Ten Pin Sets Xylophones Donkey Party Paddle-Ball Tictaley Winks | Vi Scunk Cootie Banks Pokeno Hay4Mi Follyanna Dot To Dot Telephones Thtdertoys Basketball Krazy-Ikes Jack Rocks f Microscopes Colorforms Paint Sets Small Down Payment Will Hold Merchandise CULPEPER BOOK STORE i 126 E. DAVIS STREET CULPEPER, VA. spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs_ Will Dodson. Woodville News. ' > ...'t Mrs. J. "H. Johnson was a yoest of Misses Lillie and Nellie; Johnson Wednesday. * Guests 1 Sunday of Mr. 'and Mrs. C. B. Johnson were Rev and Mrs. John Adams and family and Misses Lillie and Nellie Johnson,- Mr. jU* G. Carder and Miss OUR SPECIALTIES Seafood and Choice Steak* j WW» lUpuliiMoth ■ MmU lUppiktneck Blue Ridge RESTAURANT Front Royal, Va. s; M. CHRISTY, Prop. Phone 768 Arizona Elkins *' Mr. and Mr* H. B. Wood, Mrs. R. G. Quaintancc, Mrs. J. H. Filing and; Mrs. Cary Stout ; visited Mr, and Mrs. William E5VV> Jones r.car Eggbomesville Sunday. / # Mrs. Alfred Armstrong of Williamsburg was a guest for the Aveekend of her mother, Mrs. Lily Barber. Misses Mary and Virgie Stark are visiting Mr" and Mi>^lrvin W'hrte'at Peola Mills. v Mrs. Roadcap Atkins of Amissville was a Sunday guest of Mrs. Albert Clark. Mr. Ellis Brown and Mr, and Mrs. John Dodson of near Cul-‘ ptper were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mis. W A. Dulaney. Mr. and Mrs Buddy -Thornhill and family were Sunday guests . of Mr. and Mas- George Butler. Beautiful lingerie by PINEHURST Makers ofi Dainty but Long Lasting Underwear * NYLON TRICOT. LACE or NET TRIMS in SLIPS HALF-SLIPS with MATCHING PANTIES f LONG and SHORTIE GOWNS. v f * '-■* ' . TAILORED PAJAMAS See tlie New BAN-LON Panties, Soft and Comfortable Not Too Soon to Select for CHRISTMAS i JOHNSON’S :s| “The Home of Better Fabrics'’ 142 N. 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NEWS AMONG OUR COLORED READERS The P.T.A. of the Washington Graded School will meet Friday night October 10 at 7:30 P.M. All patrons are urged to attend. Mr. and Mrs. George Hughes, Mr_ and Mrs. Ella Glasker and sons were dinner guests Sunday of Mr, and Mrs. Henry Glasker. Miss! Willia Hunter of Washmgton,D. CA spent the weekend with her parents, Mr* and Mrs. W. H. Hunt A. ?< A, r , Mis* Lila Ray returned home from Warren'Memorial Hospital ' Saturday. T >. r • Those attending services at .the, Baptist Church, Culpeper Sunday, Were Rev. and Mrs. IA S. Broktthburr, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dearling, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey . Oanagan, Mr. and Mrs, John L. Carter,Mr. and Mrs. Webster Fletcher, Mr. ad Mrs John Barhour, Mr. and Mrs. William for-. rt#, Mite. Edward Bailey andt daughter, Mrs. Lewis Fletcher and daughter, Mrs. William Hunter, Mrs. .Charlie Roberta and Mr. joe Holland. ...... Mr and,Mrs. W. H- Hunter, Mrs, Havannah Jefferies, MrMorris Grigsby and Mr. Ruben Aylor attended a meeting of the American Legion Ladies AuxilM ary Post No. 174 in Front Royal Wednesday night. CLASSIFIED ADS Rotao 2c jmt word fk*t insertion, le per word each additional; 25c minim tun; 26c booking charge law than $1. In Memoriou, $L In idnaM, mitihwun, 60c per inch FOR SALE—506 . or 600 Bales ,-of first class lespedeza . M. W. Brown; Phone Sperryville 3739 ** ■■■ 9-4 3tc ' r"*“' FPR SALE — Approximately 58 acres of Hay. onward grass, clover and ljspedeza, good and clean, $6. p£x acrV in the field or will sell on pares. Amissville area. For further infannation call Washington, North 79407 day phone. Washington, D. C. Jackson 72252 night phone. ‘I OPPORTUNITY Man or Woman lUqpmuibU person from this , , an, to sorrico and collect from cigarette duponsors. No loOing. Cor, roforoacos, and $600.00 to $1600.00 inTcatment nocoMorp. - Possibility fnll-timo Work. For local interview* giro phono and particulars. 'Write International Distributing Co., P. O. Bon 865, Oklahoma City, Old a. WANTED man to cut approxitnantely 25 acres of com by the shock or contract. Thomas E. Lee Washington, Va^ Phone: 2531 ~ For all of your building and remodeling needs at reasonable prices with work guaranteed and free estimate service call John P. Myers and Co. Builder and Contractor Culpeper, Va. 9331 Home*, Pole Barns, Commercial Buildings,. Cabinets. 8-21 tf FREE ONV^EQUEST 56 page planting guide catalog in colot / offered by Virginia’s largest growers of fruit trees, small fruits, nut trees and landscape plant material. ,, 'Sales-people wanted. Write Dept. ? V87, Waynesboro Nurseries, Waynesboro, Va, :, - ~--V 1 -: FOR SALE — 1 -/1950 - 1M Ton Chevrolet Truck. 11-1951 Chevrolet pickup in good condition. Sperryviile. 2361. 10-2 2tt GOOD OPENING in Rappahannock Count)' and also Culpeper Co. Pull time business selling' Rawleijgh Household Products* Start at once. Must have car. Get more pra r t i-c u 1 a r s. Rawleigh’s, Dept. VAJ-120-208, Richmond, Virginal. “ * ^10-2 5tp FOR SALE—1948 4 Dr. Plymouth.* Radio and Heater Recently over hauled. $150. or best offer. Margaret Eastham Phone. Wash. 2554' ■ ltc • 2 Good used space heaters complete w i t h safety1 shutoffs and thermostat. • ' lr>. i BOTTLED GAS CORP. OF VIRGINIA Business Opportunity Local area Man or Laif, wanted to aorrico and collect from coin-operatod dispensing aquip- > mont. No ago limit or ailing bnt most Ian car, rofarcnccc and $402 to $804 working capital. For interview giro ticolara, phono number. Wrjtf Bos 4728, Delia*. 6. To EVERY ONE IS CORDIALLY INVITED TO SEE THE# * NEW 1959 BUICK ON DISPLAY NOW AT DICK C. WEAVERS ‘ Culpeper, Virginia C0NCREH Tor’ajll'purpose* adl W. '■ Culpeper 8023 Culpeper Constructor! Crete-MU The newest and most modem in the Piedmont seection. CULPEPER BUILDING A SUPPLY CORP. Phon* 8383 Culpeper, V» SB====5e=================== THE IDEA WAGON . from (ho Culpeper Planing Mil) will be in Sperryrille, AmUsrille and Washington on Thursday of each week Please Telephone Washington 4851-or' Culpepei 9988. There is no charge for this 'enrtre maylT-tf atK^wwiBgtwPtKjwwpapooooBi Used Tractors 9N Model Fords . i $550 uo ' 8N Model Fords .... $750.00 up >. tpiirv.w Reconditioned and Guaranteed USED PLOWS, DISC I HARROWS • ! MOWERS . CORN PICKERS * •’ SEE US FOR Tractors & Equipment Browing Tractor and E i 1 i It I; i I , ^ M CULPEPER, VA On The Orange Road rfn>eo»oroo«fop^miofOf<forocoforofqtqMtqc<C<P FRONT ROYAL-LIVESTOCK MARKETFront Royal, Virginia - FRONT ROYAL LIVESTOCK HOGS: Top Barrows and Gilts 19,60 cwt. Heavy butcher, 19.00 to*21,00 cwt. Light butcher, 18.00 Butcher sows, 17.00 to 17.90 to 19.50 cwt- Feeder shoats, 21.00 to 23.75 cwt. VEAL: Choice and orime, 34^ * 00 to 36.00 cwt. Choice and prime heavy, 30.00 to 33.00 cwt. Choice and prime light, 29 00 to 32.00 cwt. Good, 3100 to 34.50 cwt. Standard, 25.00 to 28.00 cwt. Utility,'Hown to 19.00 cwt Heavy slaughter calves, good and choice, 300 lbs. up 23.00 to 25.00 cwt. , Heavy slaughter .^calves, standard, 300 lbs, up down to 19.00 cwt I SHEEP AND LAMBS: Priinc f 24-60 cwt. Choice, 22,50 cwt. # Good, 18.60 cwt. Utility. 17.00 cwt. Culls, 13.00 cwt. ,, ‘3 SLAUGHTER CATTLE: Steers: Choice, 23.5(5 to 24.50 cwt. Good, 22 00 to 23.00 cwt. Standard, 20 50 to 21.50 cwt.- Heifers: Choice, 22.00 to 23.50 cwt. Good 3 20.00 to 21.00 cwt. Standard, 18.50 to 19.50 cwt. Utility, down to 15.00 cwt. Cows: Commercial, 1£ * . 50 to 19-50 cwt. Utility, 16,5j? to 17.50 cwt. Canner and cutter. 12.50 to 16.00 cwt. Bulls: Commercial and good, 20.50 to 21.25* cwt. Cutter and utility; 17.00 to 20.00 cwt. , . FOR SA^E 1954 4 Dr. Plymouth sedan goodPcond. $500 cash. Call Mrs. Va. M. Lewis, Sperryville. f. phone 3321 3tc / Fully automatic Caloric; gas range used very little; Excellent condition. Will; sell for less than half of; original price. BOTTLED CAS CORP. OF VIRGINIA woogoogooBaooooooBoandl RAWLINGS ' Furniture Co. “STOVE KING** A Stove for Every Fuel A Stove for Every Need COAL — WOOD OIL — GAS ALL SIZES Heat Up To Six Rooms ,* Front Royal, V*. Phone 248 $ IF YOU ARE IN THE MARKET FOR A NEW i BUICK or OPEL OR A GOOD USED CAR « fUMt DICK C. WEAVER ^ Jk SON • CULPEPER VA. V >. V -PHONE 8771 t f , Easy Term* } 4t, Lowest Meet STOCK-FEEDER CATTLE: Yearling Steers: Or'ce and fancy. 26.50 m> 2800 cwt. Good, 2$-00 j. Yy jni? ■; ■ Med"urn, 22.00 to 24.00 cwt.. Inferior and common, ? down to 19.00,cwt. Steer Calves: Choice and fancy, 30.00 to 32.00 cwt. "Good, 28 00 to 29-00 cwt. f: Medium, 25,50 gt 27.50 cwt. Inferior and common down to 21.00 cwt. Heifer Calves: Choice and fancy, 24.00 to 26 00 cwt. Good, 22.50. to 23.50 .cwt. Medium, 21} |00 to 22-0Q cwt; :>l j WANT TO SELL SOMETHMC-4 TRY A CLASSIFIED AD. .'f- vs CAPTAIN APPLE JACK A 1*2.55 PINT I0TTIEN IN I0N» . S '; VIRGINIA FRUIT I RANDY DIST. CO. , RAfONTOWH N.J. • NOCTN GAROfK VA. IT PAYS TO PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS > MADISON LIVESTOCK ' MARKET y; Madison Mills, Va. Saturday, October 4, 1W6 Steers and Feeder Calves ■ Cows" 13 25—19.25 Hellers ,,’Xf 16.80—22-50. Bulls . ' 18.00—23.00 Veal Calves 22.51)—35.00 Mot- 19.50-20.30 Saw? 17.00—19.50 Lvnte ■ NONE Bab- Calves BH 5 4.50—25.00 Pif.-Shcats BH | 9.00—23.00 livestock PRODUCER'S NOTE! • Our sales volume has! doubled. Still plenty of | room for your stock [MADISON LIVESTOCK! MARKET MADISON MILLS. VA. XJTWEIGHT SALE EVERYg SATURDAY See us weisb and sell olf| the scale. Why be "Averyaped Cut" the old way * -at THE MOST # FOR YOUR BEST fag? p *5- ■fs.'fi.. ggBggcaegaw ;1 bwh*g-wu».«g|iaa »«sl ■ ^■■saag J. F. FORYTH and CO. Phone 5 Front Royal, Virginia Winter Is Coming With Its Mud end Smew BE SURE WITH A JEEP VEHICLE '* , w V WILLYS JEEP SALES end SERVICE t R0SS0N-TR0IL0 :* :z-%. BRANDY STATION, VIRGINIA Established 1928 Phone Culpeper 9820 CHARLIE’S REPAIR SHOP Let Us Serve You Most Who Serve You Best Phone 8713 CULPEPER. VIRGINIA SHARPENING OF ALL KINDS HAND SA^S CIRCLE SAWS, CROSS CUT SAWS CLIPPER BLADES, Etc. Precision Machine for Sharpening Ice Skates SALES St SERVICE for SUNBEAM CLIPPERS Welding, RADIO St APPLIANCE REPAIR Soldering ■ PLUMBING Major Installations Or Minor Repairs DOUGLAS SETTLE AMISSVILLE VA. ^T.TLMfee«t«caaaa%auumn8intwaeMnMMHtMann«ci«tuaaaaa^^