Mary Beth

Named 607 times. These are the 400 blocks the name was read from (the first 400 kept), in the order the paper printed them.

Nov 6, 1996 David Miller, Amber Welch and Nate Welch. Wildlife certificates ...given to teens who had served in leadership roles this past year, including: Mary Beth Williams, Robyn Kate, Emily Taylor, Julie Payne, Amanda Brown, Zack Corbin. Nile Watson, Chris Sause, Matthew Marlor, Kyla Anderoni, Ashley McNeely, Summer Alexander, Sonya Anderson,...
Nov 6, 1996 Cloverbud Clubs, and Lisa Pendleton, - leader for the ..."Working Together" in the second grade and "Conflict Resolution" in the fourth grade. Mary Beth Williams, 4-H teen leaders; recognized the new first-year 4-H leaders, and Scott Updike, thanked the donors and supporters of 4-H in Rappahannock County to conclude...
Mar 19, 1997 closing of the stock exchange on March 7. The ...High School told the school board members about their senior class ski trip. Mary Beth Williams, Jonathan Heddleston, Rob Reeve and Jenny Bowen each stood up in tum and told the members what they learned at Seven Springs, the ski...
May 21, 1997 By CINDY MAHAN ...Amissville last Wednesday night. The accident, which has saddened the whole county, killed Mary Beth Williams, 18, of Flint Hill, and Tori Leigh Smoot, 19, of Rixeyville, when Tori’s 1995 Toyota Camry slammed into a large walnut tree. Ms. Smoot...
May 21, 1997 Mary Beth Williams Mary Beth Williams Chester Fannon, a landowner who has property which fronts on Route 729, had offered to give some of his land to the state when the new bridge was built following the flood in 1995. He offered the...
May 21, 1997 I The family of Mary Beth Williams wishes to I The family of Mary Beth Williams wishes to thank the wonderful, caring people of Rappahannock County for their lovfe and . thoughtfulness during our time of grief. ■ Mary Beth loved all of you. Sincerely, * Bonnie, Tommy and...
May 21, 1997 What To Do With Rt. 729 ...pressure to get the road reopened quickly. The tree which in effect killed Mary Beth Williams and Tori Leigh Smoot has since been removed by concerned citizens of the county. It remains to be seen if the tree on the...
May 21, 1997 Photos courtesy of Patricia Whorton The tree which took Photos courtesy of Patricia Whorton The tree which took the lives of Mary Beth Williams and Tori Leigh Smoot last Wednesday night was taken down Saturday by some local volunteers. Left, C.W. Blosser makes the big cut Center, from left,...
May 21, 1997 ► Wreck ...(drivers) go into my field they will have a chance,” he said. Following Mary Beth’s funeral on Saturday, several of her friends cut down the walnut tree, which since the accident had been decorated with armloads of flowers and notes...
May 21, 1997 By GLENDA GUM ...The community is saddened by the recent loss of two special young ladies, Mary (Mary Beth) Williams and Tori (T.L.) Smoot. Mary Beth was a senior at Rappahannock High School and T.L. was a recent graduate from Culpeper High School....
May 21, 1997 By CATHY PULLEN ...Wayland and Tiffany. The Sperryville community was saddened by the tragic loss of Mary Beth Williams last Wednesday night. The community extends deepest sympathy to Tommy, Bonnie and Gregory
May 21, 1997 The community was saddened to The community was saddened to hear of the tragic death of Mary Beth Williams, a senior of Rappahannock High School and daughter of Tommy and Bonnie Williams of Flint Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Carroll of Powhatan spent Tuesday and...
May 21, 1997 By GLADYS DODSON ...in in— Sympathy is extended to the Williams family on the death of Mary Beth Williams last week and also to the Smoot family on the death of Tori Leigh Smoot last week. Mrs. Gladys Dodson, Mrs. Sherry Corbin, Ms....
May 21, 1997 Girl Scouts ...of Troop 380. The 1 Mother-Daughter tea was dedicated to the memory of Mary Beth Williams although Mary Beth was not a girl scout, she was a daughter and all parents are grieving the loss of such a lovely daughter....
May 21, 1997 Evelyn Turner ...two step-daughters’; one brother; two sisters; 27 grandchildren; four stepgrandchildren and 23 great-grandchildren. Mary E. Williams Mary Elizabeth (Mary Beth) Williams, 18, of Flint Hill, died on Wednesday, May 14 as a result of an automobile accident on Route 729,...
May 28, 1997 1 Scholarship . ■ A scholarship is being established ...Scholarship . ■ A scholarship is being established by friends in memory of Mary Beth Williams, to be given to a senior who will continue their education to study agriculture. They are hoping to give the first scholarship at this...
Jun 4, 1997 To The Editor: The picture of May 28 in ...May 28 in the editorial section concerns me greatly. As a friend of Mary Beth’s I find this greatly offensive. If at the time of the accident these two young ladies had a choice, take another route or play chicken...
Jun 4, 1997 I was reading the Rappahannock newspaper today when I ...become very disturbed with the way you have portrayed the automobile accident involving Mary Beth Williams and Tori Smoot. It is easy for someone who has not been affected by the situation to make rude jokes about this tragedy. As...
Jun 4, 1997 Extension Office and pick up your catalog. The Farm ...Rappahannock 4-H Livestock Club has set up a scholarship fund in memory of Mary Beth Williams. Anyone who wants to contribute to the fund can make checks payable to “Mary Beth Williams Memorial Fund.” Checks can be mailed to Virginia...
Jun 11, 1997 Anna Metcalfe, the Valedictorian, said that this year has ...never forget how the students stood around the flag pole praying and remembering Mary Beth Williams. “It is this sense of community that makes this school and county the beautiful place it is,” she said. She encouraged her fellow students...
Jun 11, 1997 $500: Chris McLear. Amissville Ruritans: Chris McLear. Band Boosters ...Metcalfe. Shenandoah University for $4000: Tanya Lockhart. Shenandoah University for $8000: Kathryn Zindel. Marymount for $2000: Dawn Havstad. James Madison University for $1100: Shelly Switzer. Liberty University for $3000: Jon Heddleston. Mary Quantaince: Nancie Gallegos. Lord Fairfax Community College (LFCC)...
Jul 2, 1997 Welcome Welcome The Rappahannock News welcomes two new staff members: Mary Beth Martin of Flint Hill, staff writer, and Carl Ebonvof Washington, photographer. We also welcome back Naomi Smoot as MHawaiiiM ■ i At A Glance • July 3 - At...
Jul 9, 1997 By Mary Beth Martin Rappahannock News Staff Writer On By Mary Beth Martin Rappahannock News Staff Writer On April 17 the Vest Family of Flint Hill won the Virginia Lottery jackpot. Everyone in Rappahannock was thrilled and happy for them. But what happens then? What have they done since...
Jul 9, 1997 -o y": ' By Mary Beth Martin y": ' By Mary Beth Martin ;i0»(* i Rappahannock News Staff Writer The South Wales Swim 3team won all but one of its liy meets in 1996. Of the three t)! meets so far, only one was lost « to...
Jul 16, 1997 By Mary Beth Martin Rappahannock News Staff Writer Ragged By Mary Beth Martin Rappahannock News Staff Writer Ragged Mountain Resource Center hosted an evening at the library on Friday, July 11, to share information and experience on water issues and to find ways for concerned citizens to become involved....
Jul 16, 1997 By Mary Beth Martin Rappahannock News Staff Writer Julie By Mary Beth Martin Rappahannock News Staff Writer Julie Reel of the Wildlife Center of Virginia presented a talk at the library on Friday, July 11 for the summer reading program. She began by explaining to the crowd of close...
Jul 16, 1997 By HAZEL ZINN-DAY ...This years 4-H Day Camp is in memory of Mr. Paul Nichols and Mary Beth Williams, who were very important people in
Jul 23, 1997 By Mary Beth Martin Rappahannock News Staff Writer A By Mary Beth Martin Rappahannock News Staff Writer A decision was made to install a prefabricated wood truss roof with a metal covering at the July meeting of the Rappahannock School Board. The roofs at both schools have been continual...
Jul 23, 1997 By Mary Beth Martin Rappahannock News Staff Writer The By Mary Beth Martin Rappahannock News Staff Writer The Rappahannock School Board held a meeting July 17 to discuss future goals and planning. Initially there was a discussion about the language and details of the roof contract. Wise and Associates...
Jul 30, 1997 By Mary Beth Martin By Mary Beth Martin Rappahannock New Staff Writer Marilyn Hoffman, of Woodville, joked that she doesn’t get off the farm that much, but buying a dress that belonged to Princess Diana at Christie’s did get her to Manhattan. She has...
Jul 30, 1997 By Mary Beth Martin Rappahannock News Staff Writer A By Mary Beth Martin Rappahannock News Staff Writer A boisterous and fun-loving group of employees celebrated Faith Mountain’s 20th anniversary at the Washington Fire Hall on Friday, July 25. They enjoyed a two-hour buffet lunch provided by the Country Cafe....
Aug 6, 1997 By Mary Beth Martin By Mary Beth Martin Rappahannock Staff News Writer Walter Longyear is thrilled! He won the Flint Hill Volunteer Fire Department’s first prize in their raffle, a 1997 Ford Ranger equipped with powei^-pteering, air conditioning ancTramo. Casey, his 13-year-old daughter, thinks...
Aug 6, 1997 j By Mary Beth Martin Rappahannock News Staff Writer By Mary Beth Martin Rappahannock News Staff Writer Carl McGlothlin, 31, of Amissville, is a world-class | bow hunter who travels several times a year to hunt big game in the western United States, Canada and Mexico. “Once you’ve taken...
Aug 6, 1997 By Mary Beth Martin Rappahannock News Staff Writer A By Mary Beth Martin Rappahannock News Staff Writer A field archery club far children began two years ago at the Trading Post Sporting Goods with six boys and last year it grew to 20. The boys in the club earned...
Aug 13, 1997 By Mary Beth Martin Rappahannock News Staff Writer Hal By Mary Beth Martin Rappahannock News Staff Writer Hal Wiggins, ajj, environmental scientist who works for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, presented an informative talk at the library about the benefits of woodland along streams and rivers, technically called...
Aug 13, 1997 By Mary Beth Martin Rappahannock News Staff Writer Blueridge By Mary Beth Martin Rappahannock News Staff Writer Blueridge Technologies has grown prodigiously in the last year. Their latest client is Northwest Airlines, but others include The Washington Post, Federal Express, Motorola, Apple Computer, the United States Army and Patent...
Aug 20, 1997 By Mary Beth Martin Rappahannock News Staff Writer Smiling By Mary Beth Martin Rappahannock News Staff Writer Smiling , and lull of enthusiasm the new „ faculty members of Rappahannock’s school system are preparing to begin their first year. Their names and faces, though unfamiliar now, will be well...
Aug 20, 1997 By Mary Beth Martin Rappahannock News Staff Writer The By Mary Beth Martin Rappahannock News Staff Writer The delay in opening school in Rappahannock is due to a delay on the new roof at the high school, said Dr. David Gangel at last week’s School Board meeting. Dr. Gangel,...
Aug 20, 1997 By Mary Beth Martin Rappahannock News Staff Writer The By Mary Beth Martin Rappahannock News Staff Writer The track at Rappahannock County High School is in a sad state with weeds growing up, a cinder base instead of asphalt and no lines dividing the six lanes, according to RCHS...
Aug 20, 1997 William J. Cejka ...Petersburg, Fla; sisters Maureen and Eileen of Dwaynesburg, N.Y., Patricia of Wilmington, N.C., Mary Beth of Scotia, N.Y.; “Cousin Joe” of Culpeper and fiance Deborah L. Settle of Sperryville. Bill was employed as a foreman by Ace Carpentry, Inc. He...