Mary Lou

Named 293 times. These are the 279 blocks the name was read from, in the order the paper printed them.

Nov 10, 1949 KEAGER SCHOOL ...writ* ten by the fifth and sixth grade pupils, and each voter registered Loui&e Williaifio asi^gistrar. George North, Jr., Melvin Williams and Bradly Williams were judges and Hazel Wines and Alice Harrison served as clerics. All election rules were observed...
Feb 16, 1950 Girls' Basketball ...Chapel Exercises The Second grade presented the Chapel program on Friday, February 10. Mary Lou Davis read the scripture. The program consisted of singing and dancing and reciting of a poem. Mrs. Moffett accompanied on the piano. Mrs. C. B....
Apr 13, 1950 H, D; News(Continued ...Jean William; 2nd place, red ribbon. Rosa Belle Williams; 3rd place, white ribbon, Mary Lou Campbell; winning out in the most outstanding work done in the club “were: Alice Lee Harrison, receiving a blue ribbon; Hazel Wines, receiving a blue...
Apr 27, 1950 nevik or remodeled kitchen, says Lenore Sater Thye, of ...birthday. Those invited were Edna Yates and Susan Schaefer, Judy Hawkins, Peachy Lyne, Mary Lou Davis, and Mary Sue Atkins. Games were played on the lawn and a very special feature of the party was the stunts on the trapeze....
Jun 1, 1950 the Sycamore School. In 1914 she ...Hudson), Eleanor King, Wallahan, D. Bowman, E. Bowman, Addie Lee Jones (Mrs. Chapman), Mary Botts Miller (Mrs. Quaintance), Slaughter (Mrs. Keyser), Alice Clarke, Eleanor Bailey, Kidd, Ellen Earle Jones, Elizabeth Miller (Mrs. Sanford), Helen Bowman, Dorothy Spencer, Samuella Crim, Mary...
Jun 1, 1950 News Among Our ...visited their father, Richa-rd Holmes,, ait Sperryvilie Suntflay. Mrs. Maria, Fletcher, and Mrs. Mary Alice Timbers attended the funeral of t'aeir ne<pheW,, John Fletcher, in Brooklyn, N. Y:, this week. Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Cook of Rockville, Md., spent the...
Sep 7, 1950 MODE L*S MODE L*S Miss Mary MassieXea Miss Margaret Hughes Miss Ailene Brown Miss Joanne Butler * Miss Emmie Marlow Miss Mary Lou Mauck Mrs. Jtwel Hockman' -
Oct 5, 1950 Richard Beck won as a door prize one year’s ...follows: Class 7, sewing box: 1. Rose Belle Williams; 2 Margaret Miller; 3. Mary Lou Campbell. Class 8, garment parcels, 1 May Fox; 2 Betty Sisk; 3 Patricia Weaver. Class 3, shoe bags, 1 Hazel Wines, 2 Ruby Pullen; 3...
Nov 9, 1950 Spooky PUy To Be ...Brown, Charles Dodson, Netus Dodson, Maury Leake, Lee Thornton, Jane Atkins, Jean Atkins, Mary Sue Atkins, Bonnie Brown, Jean Thomas. / .SECOND GRADE—Rogrfr Lee 'Anderson, Janies Andres Atkins, William. Atidns, Bobby Broyles, Robert Clater, Joe Cloud, Bobby Jenkins, John Leake,...
Nov 23, 1950 Burton Orange, who works in Charlottesville, spent the week ...end with his family in Woodville. Mr, and Mrs. John Davis and daughter, Mary Lou, were guests last week end of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mueller at their home in Washington, D.C. Mr. and Mrs. P. Lee Thornton and son,...
Dec 7, 1950 Sperryville School Lists ...Lewis Jenkins, Jack Davis Thomas, Shirley Brown, Charlotte Corbin, and Edna Yates Schaefer., Mary Lou Davis is listed on the honor roll for the third grade. In the fifth grade the honor roll includes Rena Mae Prye, Audrey Pullen, and...
Dec 28, 1950 Six Men To Report To ...in the school auditorium. Among those in the cast were: Pea§hy Lyne as Mary; Hugh Smith Atkins as Joseph; Budly Devers, the Innkeeper; Mary Lou Davis was the reader and music was furnished by various grades. The pageant was written...
Feb 1, 1951 Doll Show Held At %■' ...Standish, 3rd Evelyn T. Miller. Sweetest doll—1st Becky Jones; 2nd Charlotte Thompson; 3rd Mary Lou Davis. Best boy doll class—1st Judy Hawkins; 2nd Judy Black; 3rd Carolyn Brown. Twin doll class—1st Annie Mae Burke; 2nd Frances Dodson; 3rd Dorothy Atkins....
Feb 8, 1951 Scholastic Honor Roll ...ton, J~ . Robert Armentrout, Frank Jarvis, Warren Welch, Ronnie Brown, Joe Brown, Mary Sue Atkins. * Second grade—Carolyn Brown, Wilma Jean Clark, Shirley Brown, Edna Yates Schaefer, Nancy Dodson, Charlotte Corbip, Bobby Lewis Jenkins, James A. Broyles, Jr., ^...
Mar 8, 1951 By Janet Solleaberger a - i11**. J' :tSchedule for ...following Reager girls: First year pins—May belle Williams, Helen Wines, Eleanor May Pullen, Mary Lou Campbell; Second year pins—Eulice Wines, Shelby Jean Willaims, Rosa Belle .Williams, Margaret Miller, Ruby Pullen, Louise Williams, Bessie Fox. Besides the awarding of pirn, there...
Mar 29, 1951 Mrs. Ethel Cooksey and daughter Virginia, Mrs. Annie Latham, ...Yowell were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hall and Jimmie Hall of Richmond, Miss Mary Frances Yowell of Berkley Springs, Vest Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yowell of Bealetoc, Major Yowell of University of Richmond, and Mrs. Amanda Hall of Bratts....
May 10, 1951 Mrs. W. J. Kendrick of Front ...a tonsillectomy. During her mother’s absence Peachy Lyne is spending the week with Mary Lou Davis. Mrs. Graham Hackley and son spent Wednesday with Mrs. Graham Hackley’s parents Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Zinn. Miss Annie Miller Almond of Herndon,...
Jun 14, 1951 Five Point Honor Roll Miss Della Hitt’s Room: Mark ...Charles Dodson, Steve Hawkins, Frank Jarvis, Maury Leake, Lee Thornton, jean Atkins, and •‘Mary Sue Atkins. Robert Armentrout deserves an honorable mention for having his ( teeth fixed. Mrs. Moffett’-s- Room: ■ Roger Lee Anderson, William Lee Atkins, James A....
Sep 20, 1951 Birthday Party ...Ray, Dana, and Sam Snead, Alice and Nancy Wood, John and Bobby O’Bannon, Mary Lou, Ann, Tisha, and Susan Davis, Peachy and David Lyne, Edna Yates and Susan Schaefer, Judy Hawkins, Tish and Tim Kilby, Louanne and Jim Miller, Mrs....
Oct 11, 1951 f County News Notes ...of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ;v Smith at Amissville.- _ Misses Betty Johnson, Mary Lou f * Davis, and Peachy Lyne soent Friday night with Miss Tish Kilby in Sperryville. Mrs. Mary HHl of Rixeyville, Mrs. Weedon Armstrong and her...
Nov 1, 1951 R. B. Rust ,Orchard ist, ...Rust, Jr., of Lexington, Ky., Miss Virginia Rust of Washington, D.C*, and Mrs. Mary Lou Naiswald of Alexandria; and two brothers and a sister, George and John Rust of Kansas City, Mo., and (Mrs. Brooks Smith of Greenville. Graveside funeral...
Dec 13, 1951 Bjr Miss Elizabeth Fuss Bjr Miss Elizabeth Fuss Home Agent Mary Lou Campbell of Huntly' won the county medal in canning and will represent Rappahannock County in the Area Contest. Flint Hill 4-H club met Monday, December 3. Sarah Flythe began the meeting by...
Jan 17, 1952 The council decided to hove the ...Gary and Mrs. George Taylor., Junior leaders present were: Betty Rutherford Lelia Gentry, Mary Lou Campbell, Jacob Sisk, and Newbill Miller. Parents present was Mrs. Williams* Flint HiU 4-H club met Tuesday January 8. Each of members received a 4-H...
Jan 24, 1952 Best Crying Doll — Doris Ann ...Doll — Ronnie Schober. Best Collection—Mildred Sisk, Rachel Maney, Ronnie Schober. Prettiest Doll—Mary Lou Davis, Wilma Clark, Mary Jane Atkins. s Twin Dolls—Dana Snead, Christine Keats, Charlotte Jean Thomas. Man & Lady Couple — Bonnie Brown. Most Unusual—Evelyn Miller, Frank...
Jan 24, 1952 4-H Council Meets ...and his officers. Those present were Amissville: Jane Riley, and Betty Scott. Reager: Mary Lou Campbell, Jimmy Sealock, Carolyn Williams, Bessie Fox and Herman WillJams, and Mrs. Williams. Flint "Hill: Paula Miller. Barbara Cubb
Jan 24, 1952 Jimmie Sealock lead in singing ...County medals and awards pres nted were: Food Preparation: Lelia Gentry and Betty Lou Rutherford tied for 1st place.. Betty received the county medal and Lelia won the Foley Food Chopper. Shirley Ann Williams received County Medal in Room Improvement...
Feb 21, 1952 Mary Lou Campbell gave a demonstration Mary Lou Campbell gave a demonstration of canning quartered -apples for which she earned a white ribbon. She was chosen area (winner in canning contest and will compete with the area winners for district winner. The area winner is the...
Feb 21, 1952 s They were accompanied by ...Miller, Lucy Kemper of, Prince William; • Dairy Food Demonstration: Pertie Bickley of Louisa; Canning: Mary Lou Campbell, Rappahannock; Freezing: Naiyjy, .peper; Breads :-Lois Aylor, Madison; and Poultry Consumption: Norma Miller, Albemarle. §r The winners in this contest will compete...
Feb 28, 1952 AUXILIARY ENTERTAINS / ...by Culpeper Florist and Fussell Florist in Front Royal decorated the banquet tables. MARY LOU CAMPBELL WINS DISTRICT CLUB AWARD Announcement has been received - that Mary Lou Campbell pf Reager 4-H club placed third in the district 4-H canning...
Apr 24, 1952 By Elizabeth Fuss ...right size wires in right places. 4-H’ers present were Evelyn Miller, Etta Campbell, Mary Lou Campbell, Paula Miller, Bessie Fox, Eleanor Atkins, Sarah Flythe, Lelia Gentry, Glen Updike, Elmer Footer Jr., Kelly Updike, Kenny Clater, Jimmy Sealock, Jacob Side, Ivory...
Apr 24, 1952 and Mrs. Jack Weaver, Mrs. Della ...young daughter, Tish, who was celebrating her seventh birthday anniversary. Those invited were Mary Lou Davis, Edna Yates and Susan Schaefer, Peachy Lyne, Tish Davis, Anne Davis and David Lyne. , - Miss Gloria Ann Moss celebrated her birthday anniversary...
May 15, 1952 Tl>e County 4-H Council held its ...dubs giving reports were Belle Meade, Robert Martin; Flint Hill, Paula Miller; Reager, Mary Lou Campbell: Sperryville I, Neville Wood; Sperryville II, Betty Johnson; Washington, Sr., Faye Black and Woodville, Annie Dodson. > The following medals were presented: Maybell Williams....
Jun 12, 1952 Five-Pointer Honor Roll of ...Anderson, Doris Fincham, Chucky Wayland, Nancy Brown, Charles Leake, Linda Dodson, Shirley Cloud, Mary Lou Davis, Peachy Lyne, Lou Dodson, Bobby Lee Fincham, John Brown, Donnie Dodson, Judy Sisk, Nancy Atkins, Wallace Nethers, Bobby Jenkins. Mrs.' Christine Johnston’s Room: Hugh...
Sep 18, 1952 Reager 4-fl Wins ...Campbell, Ann Pullen, Virgie •Wines, Eleanor Pullen, Daisy Williams, Joyce Pritchett, Margaret Miller, Mary Lou Campbell, Maybelle Williams, Geneva VV'ines, and Loretta Williams. Reager had 100% completion of their projects, So You’d Like To Sew and Make and Remake. 13...
Oct 16, 1952 H-D NEWS H-D NEWS (Continued from page 1). President, Peachy Lyne; Vice President, Mary Lou Davis; Secretary, Myrla Ann Updike: Song leader, Esther Mae Fincham; Devotional leader, Nancy Brown. Sperryville II (5th and 6th grade) President, NevilkTWood; Vice President, Carolyn Turner; Secretary,...
Oct 30, 1952 Sperryville School News ...Second Grade: Diane Bruce, Doris Dodson, Mildred Buckner Fletcher, Dorothy Jenkins, Letitia Kilby, Mary Norman, Dorothy Payne, and Jessie Sisk. Third Grade: Bonnie Brown, Robert Armentrout, Charles Jenkins, Steve Hawkins, Wayne Jenkins and Betty Jean Wines. Fourth Grade; Edna Yates...
Oct 30, 1952 Miss Wood, Fifth Grade: Paul ...John P. Jenkins, Charles Leake, Wiley Thomas, Helen Bailey, Nancy Brown, Eleanor Bruce Mary Lou Davis, Lou Dodson, Esther Fincham, Peachy Lyne and Judy Sisk. Mrs. Johnston, Fifth Grade: Betty McFarland, Charlotte Keats, Lorraine Garrison, Linda Dodson, Shirley Cloud, Peggy...
Nov 13, 1952 PIG SHOOT A SUCCESS ...and Paul Burke. Finance: Nancy Brown, Arthur Smoot and Esther Mae Fincham. School« Mary Lou Davis, Myrla Ann Updike, and Edward Pullen.
Nov 27, 1952 ftae sent Mathew Burke and liter Kilby. Sperryville No. ...Sperryville No. 1 l five officers present: Peachy le, Esther Fincham, Nancy >wn, Mary Lou Davis and MyrAnn Updike. Mr. Lyne discusthe purposes of this council eting. Some of the points he >ught out: that we need more lers, more...
Dec 11, 1952 Misk Eleanor jjine Atkins was a ...grade: Diane Bruce, Doris Dbdson, “Bucky” Fletcher, Dorothy Jenkins, Margaret Jenkins, Letita Kilby, Mary Norman, Dorothy Payne, and Jessie Sisk. —^— Third! grade: Robert Armentrout, Steve Hawkins, Charles Jenkins, Wayne Jenkins, Lee Thornton, Bonnie Brown, Jeanette Jenkins, and Betty Jean...