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.
- May 12, 1983 Washington cabinet maker Peter Kramer will celebrate 12 years ...workshop, the Rush River Artisans’ Cooperative which he and Joyce helped establish, and Miss Ruby Jenkins’ museum will be open to the public from noon until 5 on both days. Kramer’s works are unique; the pieces are not reproductions, but...
- Jun 30, 1983 The New York Times devoted the front page of ...the Rush River's flow wasn’t sufficient for river boat transportation. The reporter cites Miss Ruby Jenkins. “the village's unofficial historian” the “guardian of the past” as the source for this information.
- Jun 21, 1984 Items for review at the Town Council meeting of ...in the United States. Two members of that Council, Mrs, Dorothy Davis and Miss Ruby Jenkins, joined nearly 20 citizens who turned out to honor Mrs. Hawkins. Miss Jenkins initiated the ceremony, which was a total surprise to Mrs. Hawkins....
- Jan 31, 1985 Anna Jenkins Anna Jenkins Baptist Churchwoman Mrs. Anna Lill&rd Jenkins, 89, of Washington, died Sunday, January 27 at Fauquier Hospital in Warrenton. Mrs. Jenkins was a native and lifetime resident of Rappahannock County. She was a member of Washington Baptist Church and...
- Oct 3, 1985 for individual houses, and may be obtained at the ...Parish Hall, Trinity Episcopal Church, Washington. Also open during the tour will be Miss Ruby Jenkins’ Washington Museum, featured in the December 1984 issue of The Virginian Magazine and the January 1985 issue of Country Magazine, the Rappahannock Historical Society...
- Oct 17, 1985 The current owner is the greatgrandson of Elizabeth Miller, ...River House,” home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene S. Leggett, in Harris Hollow. Miss Ruby Jenkins’ Washington Museum, featured in the December 1984 issue of The Virginia Magazine and the January 1985 issue of Coun
- Jan 9, 1986 according to W. A. Buntin, State ...the appointment of Roger Batchelder as sales representative. The rainfall figures compiled by Miss Ruby Jenkins for the PLEASE KEEP IT DOWN. High blood presiuie can be controlled. 1b learn how, call us.
- Jul 31, 1986 25 YEARS AGO ...of rainfall has been measured during July in Amissville. In the Washington area, Miss Ruby Jenkins reports .56 of an inch total for July. The June total at Washington was 1.39. Mrs. Ellen Gore Crooks was commissioned a 1st Lieutenant...
- Sep 11, 1986 A group of Medical Mission A group of Medical Mission Sisters who are staying at D.C. General, George Washington and Georgetown Hospitals spent a long weekend at Avon Hall as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Carrigan. Their only break between summer school...
- Sep 25, 1986 ture to be seen in the rooms are mementos ...headquarters at Trinity Church in Washington. Also open during the weekend will by Miss Ruby Jenkins’ Washington Museum which shows life as it was in the county in the late 18th and 19th centuries. (The museum has been featured in...
- Oct 9, 1986 home of James and Nancy Thomasson. Miss Ruby Jenkins’ home of James and Nancy Thomasson. Miss Ruby Jenkins’ Washington Museum, featured in Virginia Magazine and Country Magazine, the Rappahannock Historical Society Building and the Rappahannock County Library housed in a historic former Presbyterian Church will also be open during...
- Oct 16, 1986 The block ticket includes tea which ...of Washington First Baptist Church. Also open during the tour weekend will be Miss Ruby Jenkins’ Washington Museum, the Rappahannock Historical Society Building and the Rappahannock Library in its historic former church. These three attractions are all located in the...
- Oct 30, 1986 Rappahannock News photo/Daphne Hutchinson A GROUP FROM FAIRFAX COUNTY Rappahannock News photo/Daphne Hutchinson A GROUP FROM FAIRFAX COUNTY visits Miss Ruby Jenkins’ Washington Museum during a tour of Rappahannock Saturday. The visitors braved a persistent drizzle to tour the Town of Washington.
- Nov 27, 1986 understand our position about the ordinance.” Miss Ruby Jenkins understand our position about the ordinance.” Miss Ruby Jenkins requested a Certificate of Appropriateness for two lantern-style lamp fixtures to be placed on each side of the door in the middle of her First Washington Museum on South Main Street....
- Feb 19, 1987 K^MlMKKk New pfaofcVLov Hms FRIDAY THE THIRTEENTH proved unlucky ...St. onto Porter St. in Washington. The car crashed into the side of Miss Ruby Jenkins’ First Washington Museum. Neither Ms. Jewell nor a passenger in the car was injured. Trooper Baines charged her with reckless driving. He estimated damage...
- Feb 26, 1987 A continuing problem ...turning from Main St. onto Porter St. and crashed into the side of Miss Ruby Jenkins’ First Washington Museum. It could easily have been a more tragic accident. Many people who live and work in the town took advantage of...
- Mar 5, 1987 Congratulations to John Clark, ...and son Josh of Chester Gap. The community was sorry to hear that Miss Ruby Jenkins fell in her home and broke her hip. She is a patient in Fauquier Hospital, Warrenton. Richard Morgan of Norfolk was a guest Monday...
- Mar 12, 1987 Mrs. Olga Zechman of Alexandria ...guests of Mrs. Janie Pullen were her daughter Mrs. Sue Smoot and granddaughter Missy of Culpeper. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown Estes of Culpeper visited Mrs. PullenSunday. We are glad to hear that Miss Ruby Jenkins has returned to her...
- Apr 16, 1987 do not of course have a municipal code.” In ...of the audience that a copy of the 1946 ordinance be placed in Miss Ruby Jenkins’ First Washington Museum, for posterity’s sake, council unanimously approved Mr. Wicken’s motion for its repeal. In other action at last Wednesday’s meeting, council: •...
- Jul 23, 1987 10YEARSAGO ...for July up to the usual monthly average, according to readings taken at Miss Ruby Jenkins’ weather station in Washington. She reports that 3.98 inches of rain have fallen to date, during the month. 5 YEARSAGO RAPPAHANNOCK NEWS From the...
- Aug 27, 1987 20 YEARS AGO ...rainfall for the month of August in Amissville measured 7.99 inches, according to Miss Lucille Riley who manages the official weather gauge there. She also stated that this was the heaviest rainfall in any one month in the past five...
- Sep 24, 1987 Tea will be served both days from 1 ...days from 1 to 5 p.m. Also open during the weekend will be Miss Ruby Jenkins’ Washington Museum, which has been featured several times in historical magazines, and the Rappahannock County Historical Society building on Gay Street. Rush River Company,...
- Oct 1, 1987 Upcoming Events ...Tuesday, Oct. 13, at 1:30 p.m. at the Rappa-'! hannock Historic Society, Washington. Miss Ruby Jenkins, curator,' will speak on “The First Washington Museum. ” !: Symbolism and ritual show The Middle Street Gallery will show paintings, photographs and!: sculpture...
- Oct 8, 1987 Hospice training begins Oct. 20 ...Tuesday, Oct. 13 at 1:30 p.m., at the Rappahannock Historic Society, Washington, Va. Miss Ruby Jenkins, Curator will speak on “First Washington Museum." ARB to meet 'Hie Architectural Review Board will meet Thursday, Oct. 16, at 8 p.m. in the...
- Oct 22, 1987 Committee, reported on the extensive publicity in our area ...part of the program the attendees walked to the First Washington’s Museum where Miss Ruby Jenkins, curator, and Miss Mary Jenkins provided a guided tour of the premises. The museum features authentic early America, from early school books to a...
- Sep 29, 1988 House tour ...from page 3 mile south, home of Col. and Mrs. Stewart Willis. , Miss Ruby Jenkins’ Washington Museum and the Rappahannock Historical Society building will also be open this weekend. Tour headquarters and dried flower sales room will be the...
- Oct 6, 1988 mother, sister of Governor John Tyler, the Commonwealth’s Chief ...of Linda and Dean Morehouse in the center of Washington on Main Street. Miss Ruby Jenkins’ Washington Museum, featured in Virginia Magazine and Country Magazine, and the Rappahannock Historical Society Building will also be open this weekend. Tea will be...
- Oct 13, 1988 six pounds at that time, it was a valuable ...Restoration was begun in 1965 by potter June Jordan and her husband Wayne Jenkins, and continued by Linda and Dean Morehouse when they bought the property in 1982. They added the two-story addition with the assistance of Peter Kreyling of...
- Sep 28, 1989 house from which they helped themselves. Approximately 1.5 miles ...of Washington First Baptist Church. Also open during the tour weekend will be Miss Ruby Jenkins’ Washington Museum.
- Oct 19, 1989 Rappahannock News photo/Lou Hatter FIRST WASHINGTON'S MUSEUM will be ...on the 5:30 p.m. newscast. Mr. Turney, center, spent several hours Tuesday interviewing Miss Ruby Jenkins, the museum’s curator. *
- Sep 13, 1990 20 YEARS AGO ...1980 After forty-one years of dedicated service to the citizens of Rappahannock County, Miss Ruby Jenkins has retired, effective August 31, as
- Mar 3, 1993 Historical Society ...“It’s a treasure trove in our community,” said one Historical Society member describing Miss Ruby Jenkins’ museum on Main Street in Washington. A video visit to the museum will highlight the Historical Society’s
- May 19, 1993 Congratulations to Robert L. Pennington son of Mr. and ...son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hill of Richmond. Our condolences to Miss Mary Jenkins and Miss Ruby Jenkins on the death of their sister Mrs. Catherine Vannoy who passed away on Saturday in Arlington. Saturday afternoon visitors of...
- May 19, 1993 By CATHY PULLEN ...Ranny Aylor home were Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Nethers of Stephens City. Larry Jenkins and daughter Heather of Falls Church were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Jenkins and Angie. On Saturday night Heather and David Baldwin were overnight...
- May 19, 1993 Catherine Vannoy Catherine Vannoy Mrs. Catherine Jenkins Vannoy of Arlington died Saturday, May 15. She was the wife of the late Ivan Frances Vannoy and the daughter of the late Walker B. and Anna Lillard Jenkins. She was also a sister of...
- May 26, 1993 Ann Petty of Culpeper, Mary Kennedy ...Petty, Roy I. Jasper, and George R. Henshaw III. Catherine Vannoy Mrs. Catherine Jenkins Vannoy of Arlington died Saturday, May 15. She was the wife of the late Ivan Frances Vannoy and the daughter of the late Walker B. and...
- Jun 29, 1994 By CINDY MAHAN ...StaffWriter “I want to get the young people to appreciate their heritage,” said Miss Ruby Jenkins, owner and tour guide for First Washington’s Museum on Main Street in Washington. That is just one of the reasons why Miss Jenkins began...
- Jun 29, 1994 Rappahannock News Stiff Photos/Cindy Mahan Miss Ruby Jenkins sits Rappahannock News Stiff Photos/Cindy Mahan Miss Ruby Jenkins sits beside her First Washington’s Museum on Main Street ready to welcome visitors. i
- Nov 15, 1995 I was honored with a baby shower on Friday ...was hosted by Barbara Wayland and Ann Brown. Others present were Mrs. Thelma Jenkins, Mrs. Betty Jewell, Miss Mary Jenkins, Miss Melody Settle, Miss Tiffany Wayland, Mrs. Sharon Luke, Mrs. Margaret Baumgardner, Mrs. Debbie Knick, Mrs. Sharon Weakley, Ms. Nina...
- Mar 20, 1996 Mrs. Sandra Hitt of Boston visited her grandmother, Mrs. ...Mr. and Mrs. D.C. Welling and family in Fairfax Station. Happy birthday to Miss Ruby Jenkins who has her day on Saturday, March 23. Mrs. Ivy Racer who’s day'is