George Washington

Named 1,885 times. These are the 400 blocks the name was read from (the first 400 kept), in the order the paper printed them.

Aug 13, 1953 News Among Our ...charge. There will be services this Sunday, August 16 at First Baptist church, Washington. Sunday School will begin at 10 o’clock and church services will begin at 11 o’clock. Rev. R. C. Davis, pastor. The Northern Virginia Hunt Club and...
Sep 10, 1953 Flint Hill Nevs Notes ...Frank has been spending several days at Locust Grove, the home of Mrs. George Settle. Mrs. John Moore, who has been a patient in- the Warren Memorial hospital, has returned to Cooper Hill, and is getting along very well. Mrs....
Sep 10, 1953 Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Richardson had ...holiday Dr. enk'ns and family, Betty Janis Carrol of Washingion, D. C., Mr. George Washington and wife, Mary . : nd daughter, Margaret and Mr. Dozie Richardson of Washington, D. C. Miss Audrey Amaker of Pa. spent the week end...
Sep 17, 1953 Lucy Mildred Lillard ...Mildred Lillard Twelve-year-old Lucy Mildred Lillard died Saturday night, September 12 in the George Washington University Hospital, Washington, D. C. Funeral services were conducted in the Flint Hill Methodist church, Tuesday evening at 2 o’clock by the Rev. J. David...
Oct 8, 1953 News Among Our ...Readers FOUR-COUNTY FAIR The Fifth Annual Four-County Fair will be held at the George Washington Carver Regional High School on Friday and Saturday, October 9 and 10. This event, the largest sponsored by the Agricultural Department, is one that we...
Nov 12, 1953 The Culpeper High School Band and the George Washington The Culpeper High School Band and the George Washington Carver High School Band will play at intervals. During the program there will be a drawing for the three grand prizes, a 17” TV set, a clock radio, and a steam...
Jan 28, 1954 Washington Priority Washington Priority Much Discussed Up in New England, a gusty battle of words has been raging over which town of Washington came first Washington, Conn, which has about 2300 inhabitants, celebrated its 175th birthday on Jan. 7 last. It commemorated...
Jan 28, 1954 WASHINGTON— WASHINGTON— (Continued from Page 1) veyer. Lord Thomas Fairfax^ sent him out to survey and plat a* large hilly territory known as Baron’s Land. The entire population of Washington, Va., from the oldest gaffer to the newest baby, will inform...
Feb 4, 1954 Clifton Hill, Jr., a senior at the George Washington Clifton Hill, Jr., a senior at the George Washington Carver Regional High School, is looking forward to becoming successfully established in farming. He is an outstanding fourstanch New Farmer of America member. Because of his leadership abilities, Clifton often serves...
Feb 25, 1954 A stranger driving through Rappahannock ...Strother Brown, Treasurer and Bill Leake, Sentinal. Future Farmers choose the week of George Washington's birthday each year for the observance of National F.F.A. Week. Although generally recognized as a Revolutionary War general and out first President, Washington’s first love...
Feb 25, 1954 The first annual Firemen’s Banquet honoring the members of ...a red hatchet enclosing the menu. The candlelight heightened the effect of the George Washington Birthday set- - ting. Following several minutes of informal conservation among the guests. Reverend Harold Thach Of the Amissville Methodist Church offered the invocation. Mrs....
Mar 18, 1954 News Among Our ...will be sold by the P.T.A. Chis occasion is for the benefit of George Washington Carver High School._...There will be. a box social at the school Friday night at 8 p.m., benefit of the Spring Rally, sponsored by Mrs. Margaret...
Apr 1, 1954 The Home Department of First The Home Department of First Baptist, Washington, will meet Friday night, April 2 at 8 o’clock in the home of Mrs. C. C. Lewis in Sperryville. There will be a dinner at the School, April 11. The proceeds will go...
Jun 17, 1954 At the dose of the State Convention of New ...of America, it was announced that the O. R. Johnson Chapter of the George Washington Carver Regional High School was again rated among the best in the State. We were rated fifth best among the 56 NFA Chapters that comprise...
Jun 24, 1954 ■; ~ f ' ' .. i _ A A meeting of die Regional Agricultural Advisory Council of the George Washington Carver Re— gional High Schobl will be held at Carver on Thursday night, June 24. In this meeting the of-, ficers will be elected and the objectives will...
Aug 12, 1954 Traveling with light hearts and light luggage, sixteen ladies ...is treading on the very floor atid into . the Very building where George Washington, Patrick H e n r y, Thomas Jefferson and many more * equally famous men.once worshipped. Much of this historic building is original as it...
Aug 12, 1954 massacres, starvation and political battles. This spot .is a ...the street with a modern electric vacumn cleaner under her arm, what would George Washington have thought?) Rayleigh’s* tavern, where the gayest balls and the fiercest political discussions took place, was next on the itinerary, followed by a visit to...
Oct 7, 1954 Washington News Notes Washington News Notes Mr. and Mrs. Ashby Liliard and daughters, Mrs. Hazel Hope and Mrs. Howard Jenkins of Lu~ ray were Friday guests of Mrs. J. ° M. Liliard, Mrs. H. J. Racer and Mrs. Kate Petty. Mrs. J. Frank...
Oct 7, 1954 Mr. and Mrs. Kedrick Roberts of Richmond were the ...taken. At latest report, he is feeling very muchbetter. Mrs. Ruth Wall of Washington, D. C. was a week-end guest of her father and mother and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Carter. --/v Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beckwith of Philadelphia...
Oct 28, 1954 JCelebratc 57 th Anniversary ...of Philadelphia, Bill Walker and Mr. King also of Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. George Washington and Margaret of * Washington, D.C., Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Jenkins and daughters, Carol nd Janice of" Washington, D.C., Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Richardson and...
Nov 11, 1954 - burg. —Friday ...School in Sewart Air Force Base in Tenn. Miss Louise Strother Miller of Washington, D. C. spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Miller of Millermead. Jackson Newbill Miller of V.P.I. and Miss Carroll Beard...
Nov 11, 1954 for their winter home in Sarasota, Florida, where they ...H. Massie III and John D. DeBergh attended on Friday evening the V.P.I.-George Washington University football gome in Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Pawley and Mrs. Robert Cruise of Washington, D. C. were Sunday afternoon guests of...
Dec 2, 1954 The Chase.” It would be interesting to read of ...local hunts in such a way. Following an old custom, Rappahannock foxhunters celebrated George Washington’s birthday with a joint meet, Hunt Club hounds and hounds owned by John F. Kinsey and Billy Moffett making up the pack. The merits of...
Dec 9, 1954 Washington have announced the Washington have announced the arrival ‘of a daughter, Janet Kay, born in Warren Memorial Hospital, Front Royal, Tuesday Novem- - ber 23. birth'announcement Mr. and Mrs. Festus Hudson, Jr., have announced the arrival of a son, Festus Hudson, III, born...
Jan 20, 1955 ' There .was a > surprise »pound ‘party given ...Baptist Church, Feb. >6, 1955 presenting Mrs. Cassandra Mason, the dramatic teacher of George Washington Carver High School. The public is invitedCome out and enjoy a delightful . performance. c. There will be a Talent^ Show at the Washington Elementary...
Feb 24, 1955 MRS. PAYNE HOSTESS MRS. PAYNE HOSTESS TO CHURCH CIRCLE The Lou Keyser Circle if the, , Washington Baptist Church met Friday evening, February 18, at the home; of Mrs. Willie Payne. ; A discussion on the topic for the montft, “Cuba," was ljed...
Mar 3, 1955 varpenter. Within the various districts, these workers have agreed ...District, Mrs. Will Porter Mrs. Mary Timbers, Mrs. Ethel Bailey and • Mrs. George Fletcher. - Piedmont District, Mrs. Dorothy Butler and Miss Ethel .Aylor; ■ Wakefield District, Mrs. Mamie Roy, Mrs. Lillian Jett and Mrs. Rosie Jett. ' Jackson...
Mar 10, 1955 Mr. and Mrs. James Clark • gave a birthday ...good "food was served. « There will be a dinner given at the Washington Elementary School, March 18, beginning at 5 p.m. 75c in; $1.00 out. Followed by a social, good music, and plenty of refreshments. Come out and "have...
Mar 17, 1955 News Among Our News Among Our Colored Readers A, dinner will be given at the ~ Washington Elementary School, Friday, March 18th, beginning at , 5 pan. 75c in; $1.00 twit. Dinner wilT'be'followed by a social, good music and plenty, of refreshments. Come...
Mar 24, 1955 attended die Amissville Firemen’* Banquet, Friday night W. A. ...L. V. Merrill visited Charles Wood Keyser, who remains a padent id the George Washington , Hospital. Mrs. Dabney Eastham is a pad* ent in the Warren Memorial Hot* pital in Front Royal. Friday evening Mrs. G. W. Smith had...
Mar 31, 1955 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Larry Buckley and Mr. and Mrs. George Wood were in Washington, D. C. Friday to see their brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones. Mr. Jones is a patient in George Washington Hospital. Mr. and Mrs....
Apr 7, 1955 . - Melvin Jordon, son of James ...parents in Flint Hill. Pvt. Jordan attended school in Flint Hill and at George Washington 'Carver. He entered the Armed Forces in January. Arriv4ng home on the 3rd of April, he will be off duty until the 15th of this...
Apr 28, 1955 . 1 ."00 P.M.—Formation of Grand Feature Parade on ...West Virginia, Virginia. District of' Columbia, and other 900 P,M.—Voung People’s Dance at George Washington Hotel Ball Room. *ff 900 P-M-—Square Dance at Lupton Orchard Service Auditorium, rear of 56Q North Loudoun Street. *** 1000 P.M.—Shenandoah Apple Blossom Ball, Honoring...
May 19, 1955 this year, according to all reports. ...24th. Benefit of the Rally. Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Jenkins and family of. Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Hawley Richardson and family of Washington, D. C. and Mr. and Mrs. George Washington and family were week-end guests of A. G. Richardson....
May 26, 1955 Amissville News ...Tuesday afternoon j to a chimney fire. Mrs. Lloyd Poe is 31^ in George Washington Washington, D. C. Hospitj
Jul 7, 1955 Supervisors Approve ...agreed unanimously on the addition iof 2 temporary steel classrooms j to the George Washington Carver High School. The addition, necessitated by an estimated 70 pupils increase in fall; enrollment, was recommended by the Regional Control Board for the consolidated...
Aug 4, 1955 Mr. and Mrs. i red ocnaeter, ...Mrs. i red ocnaeter, Susan Schaefer and Lillian Reeve spent Saturday visiting Wakefield, George Washington’s birthplace, and Stratford Hall, later going on to Colonial Beach. Miss Edna Yates Schaefer went to Amissville, Saturday, to be the week-end guest of Miss...
Sep 8, 1955 to George Washington Hospital in Washington, -D. C., Sunday. to George Washington Hospital in Washington, -D. C., Sunday. There he will undergo surgery in skin grafting. He is reported as recovering satisfactory. P
Sep 22, 1955 News Among Our’ ...Rev. L. M. Carroll, pastor There will be ar weiner roast at the Washington School, September 23, at 8 o’clock. 4 Two beautiful hand-made tablecloths are being given away benefit of the George Washington Carver School band. These cloths, made...
Sep 29, 1955 There will be no school on September 30 or ...on September 30 or October 7. The Seniors are planning to attend the George Washington— U.Va. football game in Charlottesville, October 1. ! The school is happy to welcome Jerry Gossom, Bobby Baker, Eugene Kuser, Sheila Keating, Josephine Dominy and...