Charlie Jenkins
Named 421 times. These are the 400 blocks the name was read from (the first 400 kept), in the order the paper printed them.
- Nov 3, 1949 With 14 members present, the Castleton Home Demonstration club ...11. This new^elub will have its first meeting at the home -of Mrs. Charlie Jenkins. The demonstration will be on the subject of. bottoming chairs and stools, split bottom .and string bottom methods. The following women were visitedjmd - -will...
- Nov 3, 1949 H. D, Schedule ...The newly founded Woodville H.D. club will meet at the home of Mrs. Charlie Jenkins, November 11, at 2 p.m. The demonstrar tion will be on bottoming stools.
- Nov 3, 1949 • - - w ■ Supervisors, / ^Help in ...Paul Walker lent a rope to help hold some of the machinery, end Charlie Jenkins threw in his genial and kindly assistance in getting Coe heavy machinery from the trucks. There were lots of “first” helps,., and Mrs. George H....
- Dec 1, 1949 Tax Notice ...tKe . corner in *Washington has closed. After an absence of six. months, Charlie Jenkins, proprietor, of the garage, has returned to the Mer-rUl Motor Company where he was formerly employed for 20 year«. Flint Hill WSCS Meets ~* Wrs.'^R.*...
- Dec 1, 1949 Hume, Amo« Sutler, June* Flit- '4 inf, and Silas ...Carder. Honorary pallbearers included Henry Wood, William Dulaney, Johnny Woodward, Daniel * Coughlin, Charlie Jenkins, George Doyle, Franklin ; Butler, Clarence Johnson, William Johnson, Robert Lee Brown, Wallace Weaver, Frank Armentrout; and Woodrow Coughlin. 1,, Among those from out of...
- Apr 6, 1950 Rapp’k Represented In ...wras pulled by Carlyle Lea, John Turner, C. E. Giles, J. E. Keyser, Charlie Jenkins, Luti|qr Payne, M. M. Hawkins, Jr., and Harry Trescott. Four young ladies from Sperryville—Charlotte Pullen, Christine Jenkins, Carolyn Jenkins, Barbara Brown—carried a banner declaring Rappahannock...
- Apr 20, 1950 Mrs. Sarah Alice Jenkins Mrs. Sarah Alice Jenkins Mis. Sarah Alice Jenkins' died Saturday morning, April 15, at 4 o’clock, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Brady of Flint Hill, after having.been in decline Tng health Tor the past year. She was...
- Apr 27, 1950 him, to have conversed quite frequently ...Annie nad Miss Lavinia Powers, who owned the house now the property of Charlie Jenkins.
- May 11, 1950 CL E. Giles Purchases . ...week the lot adjacent to the prop* erty of . Morgan Johnston' and Charlie Jenkins in Washington. The property has approximately a 100-foot frontage with a depth of about 100 feet. It was previously owned by Mrs. Daisy Partlow before...
- Jun 8, 1950 The second part'of the volume ...fpr business on Saturday, July 1, under the management of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jenkins. The new restaurant will be located in the building occupied at present by Payne's Grocery, on Main Street in Washington, opposite the Post Office. Regular...
- Jun 15, 1950 Liberty Bell Exhibition ...Hill. Following next in line was the Washington Fire Department truck driven by Charlie Jenkins, accompanied by members of the Woman’s Auxiliary. The fire truck of the Sperryville Volunteer Fire Department, with H. H. Aylor as driver, concluded the parade,...
- Jun 22, 1950 Dr. Snead declares that he iq going to post ...told Merrill to get lace-trimmed aprons for the gas station attendants, and teach Charlie Jenkins to curtsy when he Waits on the customers. * « * Jimmy DeBergh was having a picnic election day teasing his old friend, Billy Moffett....
- Jun 29, 1950 Cafe'and Pool Room . Cafe'and Pool Room . Will Open Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jenkins will open their new restaurant and pool room, “Washington Cafe,” Saturday morning, July 1, in Washington, across Main . Street from the post office. The cafe, completely redecorated,...
- Aug 10, 1950 Mr. and Mrs. S. R. ShacHlelora ...time with Mrs. Jeffries’ mother, Mrs. Rosia Hackley. Chief and Mrs. Roy F. Jenkins and daughter of Norfolk; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Jenkins and* son of Winchester; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jenkins of Los Angeles, Calif.; and Misses Janice...
- Sep 21, 1950 By Janet Sollenberger Schedule for Next Week: Castleton Home ...they chose Betty Sisk president, Betty Kennedy, vice president, Jane Nichols, secretary treasurer, Charlie Jenkins song, leader, and Clifton Jenkins game leader. The Amissville club elected as their president Shirley P<^e, vice president Ashby Green, secretary Audrey Gough, song leader
- Oct 19, 1950 ATTENDED FORD SCHOOL ATTENDED FORD SCHOOL ' Charlie Jenkins, shop foreman at Merrill Motor Company, was in Washington, D.C., Tuesday and Wednesday, attending the Ford Motor Co., school for service men. Mr. Jenkins was accompanied to Washington by Mrs; Jenkins and Miss Alice...
- Nov 9, 1950 aeem td get time to stop long ...l * * * Skipper Giles says, "For more than 15 years now Charlie Jenkins has been yelling about my bald head. I want it known by all in the county that he’s got no more hair on his head...
- Dec 7, 1950 • Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jenkins and daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jenkins and daughter, of Norfolk, spent sev- > oral days over the week end with- • —Mr. and Mrs.. Charlie Jenkins and Mrs. Hubert Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs. Wade H. Massie, * Jr., had as their...
- Dec 14, 1950 122 Students Hare Perfect ...of this year: First Grado— Abraham Burke, Gene Burke, Ernest Eubanks, Roger Foster, Charlie Jenkins, David Pollen, Russell Pullen, B u n n i e
- Dec 14, 1950 Elder and Mm J. Harvey Daily •pent the week ...Elder Daily held services Monday night in the home of Mr. and Mm Charlie Jenkins. Miss Carolyn Jenkins of Cul* peper spent the week end with her mother, Mrs{ Virginia Jenkins, at Woodville. The 4-H club of AmissVille held ‘their...
- Jan 11, 1951 Firemen Attend Class ...C. T. Bruce, T. M. Johnston, J. W. Critzer, James M. Settle, Clyde Jenkins, Charlie Jenkins, and Harold B. Estes. William Button, also of the Culpeper fire department, accompanied Jack Griffin for the first class in Washington. *
- May 31, 1951 R. H. S. Curtain Fund ...Rappahannock County High School during the past week were: Alice Mae Coughlin, Mrs. Charlie Jenkins, F. L. White & Co., Culpeper; Mrs. Landon Luttrell, Mrs. Helen B. Bruce, Shirley Corbin, Mrs. Lillie Lillard, Flint Hill P.-T. A., Murphy and Park...
- Jun 28, 1951 Misses Dolly Hite and Mary ...were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Johnson on Tuesday. Mrs. Charlie Jenkins, Miss Alice Mae Coughlin, and "Mr. and Mrs. Harold Estes were in Front Royal on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Wade H. Massie, Jr., Jay Long...
- Jul 5, 1951 -xWashington ...budget for the coming fiscal year beginning September 1» No definite requests werermade. Charlie Jenkins appeared before the ladies of the council to ask for aid in re-activating the fire company, stating that insufficient meetings were held and interest was...
- Jul 19, 1951 L. V. Merrill Head* ...elected fire chief, with T. C. Lea •; as secretary-treasurer, and Char« lie Jenkins and Bruce Bowie as first and second assistant chiefs. The list of firemen is to be revised, . designating active and inactive membership. Many former residents,...
- Jul 26, 1951 Connie B. Gay of “Radio Ranch’’; Arlington station WARL, ...— Tony Walker, The Fauquier Democrat. FIREMAN TRAINING CLASS WILL BE HELD TOMORROW Charlie Jenkins, Assistant Fire Chief of Rappahannock Volunteer Fire Company, has announced a training class for tomorrow night, Friday, July 27, at 7 o’clock, to train anyone...
- Jul 26, 1951 h There are two kinds of listeners, ...getting post cards from a groundhog. (This is bound to be true, for Charlie Jenkins said so.) Skipper went groundhog huntihg. He shot at one groundhog six times. This groundhog is the one who wrote Skipper the card: “Come on...
- Aug 2, 1951 Fire Destroys Bam ...the R. B. Bust place was found to be in a light biases Charlie Jenkins had the fire engine ready to go by the time the firemen arrived, and five fireihen rode the trade. When the firemen arrived, the bam...
- Aug 9, 1951 3 Auto Accidents Occur ...within a few feet of the first one. A '40 Pontiac, driven by, Charlie Jenkins of Peola Mills, was coming from the same road leading from Scroggins’s tentmeeting grounds, when this car collided with a Ford from Luray. The Pontiac...
- Sep 6, 1951 Supervisors Approve ...eon, William, of Winchester; two sisters, Mrs. Ernest Fincham of Remington, and Mrs. Charlie Jenkins of Woodville; three brothers, Raymond, Maury, and Ashby Sisk, of Culpeper; several grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Warren Corbin of...
- Oct 4, 1951 . Jfcfc -S • V • ...NEW MANAGEMENT M t Washington Cafe formerly un» der the management of Mrs. Charlie Jenkins, has ..re-opened under the.management of Carroll JMcer, Jr., ' l Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins have expressed appreciation to all their Customers and friends for patron*...
- Dec 13, 1951 “Proof o* the Puddin\H “Proof o* the Puddin\H Says Charlie Jenkins Yes, sir, says Charlie Jenkins, The proof o' the puddin’ is in the eatin’—and it's a mighty poor salesman who can’t recommend what he’s selling. Charlie Jenkins has the answer to all the...
- Jan 10, 1952 Mr. and Mrs. Gallie Smith were ...and son were Mr. and Mrs. Ned Settle and children, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jenkins, Alice Mae Coughlin, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clark and daughter. Dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clark were Mrs. Roadcap Atkins and...
- Mar 20, 1952 garden club meeting ...show delightful refreshments were served by the 'hostess. baseball club - PLANS ORGANIZATION Charlie Jenkins has called a meeting for tomorrow night. Friday. 21, at Rappahannock News office, 8 , p.m. fer all those interested in organizing a baseball dub....
- Mar 27, 1952 BASEBALL CLUB BASEBALL CLUB PLANS ORGANIZATION Charlie Jenkins has called a meet* ing for tomorrow night, Friday, March 28, at Merrill Motor Co. for all those interested .in organizing a baseball, club. BRIDGE PARTY Mrs. George L. Tayior entertained the bridge club...
- Jun 5, 1952 MM',*. ■ • V ■*, *<■ '; ' '*« ...'*« '■-_:?<-•• L-V~ » )’> -•' ~ ‘ . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jenkins and: family of Alexandria spent the holiday with Mrs. Jenkins’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jenkins. Miss Mary Stark and Mrs. Lily Barber were shopping in...
- Jun 12, 1952 The Woman Government of Washington was givbn a comfortable ...Mrs. J. W. Critzer ..._.. 78 "Mrs. C. J. Miller_- 76 Miss Ruby Jenkins ...._. 72 Mrs. F. Bewton 67 Mrs. M. Hawkins__... 63 Upton Weakley__ 41 D. C. Updike ..LI. 40 T. M. Johnston_____29 Irving Sisk 26 Jack Petty...
- Jul 3, 1952 Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Kevser were guests over ...Turner. . Mr. and Mrs.,, Lester Burke and son, Richard, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jenkins, Alice Mae Coughlin and Clarence Oden had a picnic supper at Big Meadows Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wade H. Massie Jr. and Tom, Cant,...
- Oct 9, 1952 Building Committee Names ...Mr. and Mrs. E.M. Jones and family, Mrs. J. Frank Jones, W. B. Jenkins and family, Miss Ethel Jenkins, Miss Elsie Mae Jenkins, Johnny Jenkins, Mrs. Charlie Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Keeler, Com. Charles Keyser, Mrs. Aubrey ,...
- Oct 9, 1952 Mr. and Mrs. ii. M. Miller naa as ...Angeles, California were visiting friends in Washington on Monday. Mrs. Harold Estes, Mrs. Charlie Jenkins and daughter, Miss Alice Mae Coughlin and Miss Julia Mae Atkins were in Martinsburg, West Virginia on Sunday to see Harold Brown Estes, who is...