Miss. Ruby Jenkins
Named 269 times, as Miss. Miss. Ruby Jenkins. These are the 264 blocks the name was read from, in the order the paper printed them.
- Aug 8, 1968 Washington Washington Social News Mrs. Ruth J. Keyser Miss Kaye Johnston with Freddie Schaefer of Sperryville flew to Biloxi, Mississippi on Thursday to visit Freddie’s brother-in-law and sister Airman and Mrs. Francis Updike. They returned home on Tuesday. Miss Carolyn Johnston...
- Sep 11, 1969 as their Sunday afternoon guests as their Sunday afternoon guests Mrs. Naide’s sister Mrs. Walker Jenkins and daughters Miss Mary Jenkins and Miss Ruby Jenkins of Washington, Va., her nephew Harold Jenkins and Mrs. Jenkins and a niece Mrs. Hazel Hoak, all of Luray. The...
- Oct 23, 1969 Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Burke were Sunday guests ...Mr. Paulson visits his parents in Michigan. A group of friends helped celebrate Miss Kate Walker’s! birthday Friday at her home. Present were Mrs. Warren Frank and daughter Col. Lita Mildred Frank of Luray and their house! guest Mrs. Warren...
- Jan 15, 1970 Knitting Classes ...knit and become accomplished knitters. The cooperation of the Extension Agent, Home Economics, Miss Judy Burtner and the office secretary Miss Ruby Jenkins, combined with assistance from the Arts and Crafts group under the direction of Chairman Mrs. T. J....
- Jun 11, 1970 Town Officials ...one to six votes cast for several other persons including Mrs. Carol Miller, Miss Ruby Jenkins and Mrs. Mary H. Lea. Mrs. Lea had already declined to run. Of interest is the fact that several men received votes and among...
- Jul 30, 1970 By Mrs. Ruth J. Keyset 1 Mr. and Mrs. ...Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Quenton McCoy and children Downing, Molly and John Charles; Miss Mary Miller Wood, Miss FYances Wood and Don Conover, all of Washington. Mr. and Mrs. W. Arthur Miller were guests from Friday until Sunday of Mrs....
- Aug 6, 1970 remained as a guest until Wednesday. Mrs. Gibson Rowland ...Airport for Laguna Beach, Calif, for a two week’s visit with her daughter Miss Diane Bruce. Mrs. T. L. Eastham with Mrs. James H. Johnson and daughter Joan of Lakeland, Fla. and Woodville and Mrs. H. B. Wood, Jr. of...
- Nov 19, 1970 The month of November, to ...The official weather checking station was instituted in 1944 and is manned by Miss Ruby Jenkins at her home in Washington, Va. From October 31 to November 14, a total of 10.41 inches of rain have been recorded. Average rainfall...
- Mar 11, 1971 Mr. and Mrs. Emory Conners ...dinner guests Sunday of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Cline in Culpeper. Miss Beth O’Bannon of Williamsburg was a Saturday overnight guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice O’Bannon. The Rev. B. G. Titchenell received word on Saturday...
- Mar 30, 1972 Dogwood Day ...Extension Office. Cooperating in digging the trees will be Jack Lockhart, Sanitarian; Tippy Jenkins, Chief Forest Warden; Irvin Kenyon, Game Warden, David Poe, Soil Conservationist; and Rap Owings, Extension Agent. Orders must be placed in advance of April 7 and...
- May 4, 1972 Now its Mister Mayor ...Mrs. Bertha Armel37. PAUL WALKER received 29 write-in votes for a council seat. Miss Ruby Jenkins was given 3 and one „ each went to William Curtis, Mrs. Matilda Walker, Charlie Jenkins, Ronald Hawkins and Mrs. Jean Moffett. There were...
- May 25, 1972 Barns ...the free subscription for correctly identifying the barn. Others who replied correctly were Miss Ruby Jenkins, Mrs. Ruth Eastham, Dennis Settle, Dabney M. Eastham and Mrs. Alice Frazier. Try this one. Reply by mail or in person; no phone calls,...
- Jun 29, 1972 WHEN THE ladies were ...on the ballot. Since that election the remaining ones have all been writeins. Miss Ruby Jenkins was the first clerk of the group. Prior to the all-woman council, Mrs. Louise Price had served in that position with one other lady,...
- Jun 29, 1972 The second all-woman council elected to serve with the ...include, left to right, Mrs. Helen Benton, Mrs. Acsah Miller, Mrs. Dorothy Hawkins, Miss Ruby Jenkins, who was also on the original council but was
- Nov 9, 1972 Barns ...was that of Mr. and Mrs. Burnam Atkins on Fodderstack Road near Washington. Miss Sallie Lillard of Flint Hill is the winner of the free subscription to the Rappahannock News. Her name was drawn from the numerous entries. Others correctly...
- Dec 21, 1972 , ' nr i jf i^r ' ‘ Barns ...week was at Caledonia located near Flint Hill and owned by Philip Irwin. Miss Ruby Jenkins of Washington will receive the free subscription to the Rappahannock News for correctly identifying the barn. Only one other entry was received, from Dabney...
- Jan 11, 1973 TOTAL, rainfall in Washington, ...in Washington, Va. for the past year stands at 51 inches, according to Miss Ruby Jenkins who manages the weather station. In the month of December 4.39
- Aug 23, 1973 bushels of excess wheat ...official weather station in Amiss - ville where precipitation records are kept by Miss Lucille Riley the situation is soggy. Over three inches of rain was measured one day last week and Tuesday the measure was more than 1 1/2...
- Aug 1, 1974 Bettger. Amy and Bobby Bennett returned to their home ...Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Naide. Monday callers of the Naides were Mrs. Walker Jenkins and Miss Ruby Jenkins of
- Dec 12, 1974 Miss Karen Kuhn of Washington is the 4-H Technician Miss Karen Kuhn of Washington is the 4-H Technician who is serving with the Extension Service in Rappahannock. She has held this position since September and will continue her work through March of the coming year. She has organized a...
- Apr 24, 1975 FEEDER CATTLE PRICES—Here is a brief run down on ...675-3610. We will take down information such as acreage and estimated carrying capacity. Miss Ruby Jenkins will type it on a 3”x5” card and post it on the bulletin board. At the same time she will tell you the name...
- May 15, 1975 Growing and cooking ...Priest, Mrs. Jean Burner, Mrs. Eileen Manwaring, Mrs. Blondina Titchenell, Mrs. Corinne DelGrosso, Miss Ruby Jenkins, Mrs. Helen Holschuh and Mrs. Llewellyn S. Allison, Extension Agent. □
- May 15, 1975 were Mrs. B.G. Titchenell, Mrs. Nelson Burner, Mrs. Howard ...Mary Priest, Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Eileen Manwaring, Mrs. Lewellyn Allison, Home Agent, and Miss Ruby Jenkins.
- Apr 8, 1976 Jennifer Raney and Courtney Jones were among the Girl ...this weekend. This picture was taken in the authentic 18th century kitchen which Miss Ruby Jenkins has restored at Washington.
- May 13, 1976 Mrs. Frank Spalding was the guest of her son, ...Edward Gregory of Newport News visited Rappahannock County. During the afternoon they visited Miss Ruby Jenkins, First Washington Museum, The Toll House and Wakefield Manor. After sightsee
- May 5, 1977 corn seed and the Coop donated fertilizer. Stakes used ...each' child’s row were donated by Country Cupboards. Marigold seeds were supplied by Miss Ruby Jenkins and sunflower seeds by Bill Lyne. Brad Fisher and Jim Secrist prepared the garden plot and Irvin Sisk helped teach the children how to...
- May 12, 1977 Washington 4-H gardeners Tara Fisher, Jerry Poehler, Bobby Smoot ...site with materials and labor supplied by Rapp Owings, the Coop, Country Cupboards, Miss Ruby Jenkins, Bill Lyne, Brad Fisher and Jim Secrist. (McCullough photo)
- Jul 14, 1977 Weather in Rappahannock County has not been this dry ...not been this dry since 1930, according to former Extension agent Bill Lyne. Miss Ruby Jenkins reported that only 11.74 inches of precipitation have fallen during 1977, based on readings taken at her official weather station in Washington through Monday,...
- Jan 26, 1978 > Almanac ...traditionally months that have given Virginia her heaviest snowfalls. According to data from Miss Ruby Jenkins' weather station in Washington, we’ve had a total of 24 inches so far with ten fresh inches on the ground after Thursday night’s storm....
- Mar 30, 1978 By RAPOWINGS By RAPOWINGS Rappahannock County will observe Arbor Day next Thursday, April 6. Miss Ruby Jenkins has been busy, working behind the scenes as usual, to insure it’s success. On this day at 10:00 a.m. in memory of Mr. Robert L....
- Nov 2, 1978 After four months of a ...itself in the grip of drought once again. According to readings taken at Miss Ruby Jenkins’ weather station in the town of Washington, September brought 1.02 inches of rain in 1978 compared to 3.8 inches last year, October, 1977, saw...
- Jun 19, 1980 Rappahannock was ...while council members included Mrs. Achsah Miller, Mrs. Louise Price, Mrs. Robbie Critzer, Miss Ruby Jenkins, Miss Elizabeth Racer and Mrs. Dorothy Hawkins. Rosenberg’s store in Culpeper advertised white broadcloth shirts for $2.95 each and Stetson hats for $7.SO; *...
- Aug 21, 1980 A decision on a town leasn law was also ...earlier town leash law in an old copy of Washington’s ordinances provided by Miss Ruby Jenkins. The existing laws apparently speak to dogs only on the point that all animals must be treated humanely, Miller said. “Is there any way...
- Sep 11, 1980 Miss Jenkins Miss Jenkins Has Retired After forty-one years of dedicated service to the citizens of Rappahannock County, Miss Ruby Jenkins has retired, effective August 31, as Extension secretary. A covered dish dinner is planned for Friday, September 26 beginning at 6...
- Nov 27, 1980 If the old building could ...at the end of the rugged mountain winter. Thanks to the efforts of Miss Ruby Jenkins and those who have helped and encouraged her, the old tavern can speak in its own way to all those who are interested in...
- Dec 11, 1980 The eighth annual Professional Improvement Conference of the Northern ...District Extension Secretaries* Association was held November 12 at Airlie House near Warrenton. Miss Ruby Jenkins, retired Extension Secretary from Rappahannock County, was unable to attend, but the Association recognized her 41 years of service with an engraved silver bowl....
- Apr 2, 1981 Quality Inn Restaurant in Front Royal Wednesday. Spending the ...Burke were Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Burke. Jennifer and Mary Lynn of Alexandria. Miss Ruby Jenkins was a Wednesday afternoon guest of Miss Annie Miller Almond and the Rev. Jennings Hobson was a Thursday caller. Visiting Miss Almond Sunday were...
- May 27, 1982 . ■ 4«l l i B i—■IMflB— S1LIDEN IS ...PUS 1 ED IN FRONT of Washington High shortly after the school opened. Miss Ruby Jenkins reports that the photograph was taken around 1907. ■ The building, now owned by William Carrigan, first served as a high school and™ then...
- Dec 23, 1982 lawn tree Merrill’s garage, now the Washington post office ...and exchange gifts. The children always got something—candy, fruits, nuts.” Mrs. Miller and Miss Ruby Jenkins both remember the house decoration contests that used to be a highlight of the town’s holiday festivities. “The contests were conducted by the town...
- Dec 23, 1982 — Photo Courtesy of Huhy Jenkins Photo Courtesy of Huhy Jenkins REFLECTIONS OF CHRISTMAS PAST—Youngsters wait to see Santa at one of the first community Christmas parties held in the new Rappahannock County Library. Miss Ruby Jenkins organized the parties, buying refreshments and presents with money...