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40 YEARS AGO
March 26,1964
Young men of Rappahannock County voted Monday night, March 23, to organize a Junior Chamber of Commerce here. Young men of Rappahannock County were H.B. Wood, JrM Henry R. Hudson, Charles K. Estes, Lynn J. Atkins, Garfield F. Burke, Charles W. Leaks, Donald W. Dodson, Julian Brown, Edward M. Clark, Thomas Wayland, Charles E. Jenkins, James Ashby Wayland, and T.C. Lea, Jr. Miss Louise Anderson, a former Rappahannock resident now living in Culpeper returned to her home Monday after a 22-day trip to California. Miss Anderson visited relatives Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Luttrell in San Diego and AJV1. Anderson and the son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Art Smiley in Oakland. Mr. Luttrell is a brother of L.H. Lutrell in Amissville and Mr. Anderson is a brother of Mrs. A.C. Latham, also of Amissville. The Californians were extremely pleased to have a Virginian and were most eager tb hear all about the folks back home.
25 YEARS AGO
March 22, 1979
Jack Atkins of Amissville declared his candidacy this week for supervisor from the Jackson Magisterial District. Atkins, 32, is a native of Rappahannock. He attended Rappahannock High School
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