Thomas Jefferson

Named 486 times. These are the 400 blocks the name was read from (the first 400 kept), in the order the paper printed them.

Sep 6, 1956 had started out teaching school, ...at the Academy when thfc War started. Miss Annie Powers whose father “knew Thomas Jefferson well” and loved to talk about it, was one of their pupils. She was very fond of them and said they Were much loved by...
Jan 10, 1957 biggest turnip. ...the spring set it out and let it go to seed and like Thomas Jefferson, the "Sage of Monticello,” share fh'* seed' win his neighbors. WASHINGTON. THEATRE Show Starts 7:15 and J THURSDAY JAN. 10 EDWARD G. ROBINSON “ILLEGAL” FRI....
May 8, 1958 . 4 $m. warning:' As long as you keep ...Natural bridge, a span of water-carved limestone, arches' 90 feet across a gorge. Thomas Jefferson paid George III 20 shillings for the bridge and for 157 acres oj land less tfian a year before the British and American Revolution. '
Nov 19, 1959 ' Over The Garden . Fence \ ’ Louemmc ...Louemmc Moffttt The following letter, taken from the Memoir, Correspondence and Miscellanies of Thomas Jefferson, edited by Thomas Jefferson Randolph and published in Charlottes ville by F. Carr & Co.] in 1829, has for many years, been] discussed by Rappahannock...
Sep 1, 1960 Miss Elizabeth Taylor Bruce, ...August 26, 1960. Graduation exercises were hjHat 5 JJ4B- M the ballroom ofthe Thomas Jefferson Hotel, Richmond. Following graduation, a formal dance was given in honor of the graduates. Miss Bruce was a graduate of the 1957 class of Rappahannock...
Oct 6, 1960 At Washington, Rappahannock Connty, Virginia ...SUBSCRIPTION (in advance)-12.50 PER YEAR Unbottoning Your Doublet (A Letter To Samuel Kerehival) Thomas'Jefferson, in replying to a letter from Samuel Kerehival asking his advice on many matters, including a "convention” and the selection of offiers from the National to...
Oct 13, 1960 other half.. The agricultural capacities ...than the mimicry of an Amsterdam, a Hamburg.or a city of London.” Mr. Jefferson in every possible way endeavored to stimulate individual initiative and Urged all the people to accept responsibility, especially those elected to public office realizing that Freedom...
Oct 20, 1960 Religious Fanaticism Deplored By Jefferson Religious Fanaticism Deplored By Jefferson On November 2, 1882 from bis home at Monticello, Thomas Jefferson wrote his friend, Dr. Cooper* who was head of a Seminary concerning “toleration and freedom of religion” Today people all over the Nation, and...
Oct 27, 1960 Jefferson Hated Religious Bigotry Jefferson Hated Religious Bigotry In some sections we are not hearing as, much about “Jeffersonian Democracy” as we did some time ago. Some of the “Big Dogs” of the political world, say by their actions, that Jefferson is right as...
Jun 1, 1961 day morning. ...all day. Memorial Day dawned bright and cool. Picnicking maybe but swimming, no. Thomas Jefferson relates in one of his diaries about the 4th of July that ice formed in Luray and it continued so cold that no crops were...
Aug 24, 1961 Filming of a story depicting the ...Land - Its Many Faces,” reviews the early conservation work carried on by Thomas Jefferson. It traces the development of the Soil and Wa-. ter Consrvation program from co
Apr 19, 1962 Mrs. Jean Gallihugh Rev. Garry Shelton of Scotts▼ille was ...Jenkins. Mrs. Harry Gallihugh attended a Stanley iHbme Products Rally Friday held at Thomas Jefferson Inn, Charlottesville. Miss Holly Updike of Arlington spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Updike. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones vis-J...
Aug 30, 1962 staged and a tractor driving contest ...foi Richmond where they will participate in the Electric Conference held at the Thomas Jefferson Hotel. They will represent Rappahannock 4-H’ers at this three day meeting which is sponsored by the Electic Coopeatives of Virginia.
Oct 11, 1962 ginia may participate! The contest i$ sponsored hy VIRGINIA ...VIRGINIA FORESTS, Inc., each year. Last year’s student winner was Evelyn Dale Brooks, Thomas Jefferson High School, Richmond. Purpose of the contest is to create a better understanding of the importance of the forest and water resources of .Virginia. This...
Oct 11, 1962 Prominent Richmonder ...graduate study at Cornell University. He has served as Assistant Principal at Richmond’s Thomas Jefferson High School and also as faculty member of the Richmond Professional Institute. He has been in the present position since 1956. Prominent in educational circles...
Nov 8, 1962 Larson Anderson was visited Sunday by Mrs. Lester Burke, ...Anderson. Mrs. Bertha Armel and Mrs. Everett Estes attended a banquet at the Thomas Jefferson Inn, Charlottesville Friday night, sponsored by Top Flight Sales of Charlottesville, distributor fOr Tupperware Home Parties of Orlando, Florida. On Monday Mrs. Armel and Mrs....
Feb 21, 1963 PRESIDENT SETS ...by encouragement from at least three Pr'esi\ dents and a major poet. * Thomas Jefferson declared ' “Of all exercises walking is the best. ” Theodore' ' Roosevelt, a hearty advo1 cate of the strenuous life, ordered Marine officers to...
Jul 11, 1963 at Local Library ...the Trustees jand people of Rappahannock on their new Library and quoted from Thomas Jefferson as follows! “independence and freedom can survive only in an educated society*. And continued to say, what better way to celebrate Independence Day in this...
Jan 9, 1964 President. Kennedy was 43 when elected to the Presidency, ...claim by that age are: Julius Caesar, .Winston Churchill, .Christopher Columbus, Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson, Adolph Hitler, Abe Lincoln, Napoleon, Teddy Roosevelt, and Harry Truman,
Jan 9, 1964 Shenandoah has never had an ...Lord Fairfax; and many items used until recentkapidan River; a Survev rifeht'sihiife ttf'dpc Thomas Jefferson' ly by the Blue Ridge Mountain people, such as an apple peeler a cherry pitter, a kraut knife, an apple-butter kettle, a lard kettle, and...
Feb 27, 1964 N.' Y. He attended Thomas N.' Y. He attended Thomas Jefferson High School in Brook* lyn. Mon.-FrI., I Show Only, 7:M p.m. Sat. 3:M„7:M, »:M • Sun. NOW thru SAT. I WALT OISNCV'S 1' The Incredible Journe | TECHNICOLOR* SUN. - MON. - TUES. ROCK...
Mar 5, 1964 The Rappahannock Library jkwIU be the scene for the ...group of Virginians who played leading roles in the American Revolution. George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and Patrick Henry were among them. The film introduces the view er to Williamsburg scenes and to the historic events and the basic ideas of...
Dec 24, 1964 determined to hold a Christmas reception for Congress. Twenty ...shivering guests stayed only briefly. The party, Mrs. Adams wrote, "was a frost." Jefferson Fiddled Five years later, the walls were dry, and a White House Christmas party was 60 gay that Thomas Jefferson was moved to play lively tunes...
Apr 22, 1965 Mrs. Larry Warren of Richmond ...have and display SCC card and marker. Dismissed, subject having complied with law. Thomas Jefferson Bowens, failing to have and display SCC license, $50 and costs. Raymond Irvin Alexander, failing to have SCC authority $50 and costs. Inspector P. A....
Jul 1, 1965 the recent ratification of the Constitution with a three-hour ...reading the Declaration of Independence. That seditious document was too closely associated with Thomas Jefferson, a Republican (Democrat). Many citizens were reluctant to take part in Fourth of July ceremonies dominated by what one newspaper called “office seekers and demagogues."...
Jul 8, 1965 clentf in. the Martha Jefferson H o d p clentf in. the Martha Jefferson H o d p ft Si- in Charlottesville where he underwent surgery on Friday. Mrs. Spalding spent from Thursday night until Sunday in Charlottesville. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Browning were guests Saturday and t...
Jul 8, 1965 and Mrs. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bowie ...spent from Thursday night until Saturday with Mrs. F. W. Spalding at the Thomas Jefferson Inn in Charlottesville. Mr. Spalding
Oct 14, 1965 The Big Story .. . ...democracy for without informationprompt, accurate, comprehei , sive--self-government woult perish. This is why Thomas Jefferson said: “Were it left to me to decide whether we should hav< a government without news
Oct 28, 1965 ricks of Linden called on the ...ton and Mrs. Betty Baldwin attended a hair styling show Sunday at the Thomas Jefferson Inn in Charlottesville. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Rowzie and Misses Sandra and Linda Rowzie were in Fine Creek Sunday to attend the golden wedding...
Dec 9, 1965 imation for Closing ...is governed by federal statute. The national parks, George Washington Forest, Shenandoah and Thomas Jefferson, will remain open. These are under federal jurisdiction. Rappahannock County Chief Forest Warden Raymond Johi> son urges that local residents comply with the governor’s proclamation....
Dec 16, 1965 Pecans, one of our more popular ...reports that in 1774 he planted pecans about his home at Mount Vernon. Thomas Jefferson, too, was interested in pecans. He received the first recorded shipment of pecans from Louisiana to the north in 1799. Daniel Clark of New Orleans...
Dec 23, 1965 Pecans, one of our more popular holiday nuts, were, ...reports that in 1774 he planted pecans about his home at Mount Vernon. Thomas Jefferson, too, was interested in pecans. He received the first recorded ship ment of pecans from Louisiana to the north in 1799. Daniel Clark of New...
Feb 10, 1966 1 he French and Indian Wars threatened the little ...freedom of the colonists from Great Britain. The power of George Washington, and Thomas Jefferson in declaring the independence of this country and in winning it from the most powerful empire in the world at that time. The great George...
Mar 3, 1966 Mrs. Russell Hostess ...Dinner John w. (Billy) Williams, gressional District Democ^atic Committee announced today the District’s JeffersonJackson Day Fund Raising dinner will be held at the Thomas Jefferson Inn here the night of Saturday April the 16th. Williams was appointed Chairman of the...
Aug 18, 1966 Thomas Jefferson Inn In Charlottesville. Mrs. William Litsey of Thomas Jefferson Inn In Charlottesville. Mrs. William Litsey of Hamp ton was an overnight guest Saturday of her brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee Smith at Spring House Farm. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Styer had as guests Thursday...
Nov 3, 1966 A POINT TO REMEMBER: ...the national interest, but also his political courage, in the Virginia tradition of Thomas Jefferson, and his understanding of the viewpoints of the citizens he represents.
Apr 20, 1967 after being a patient there for several weeks. Mrs. ...Restaurant in Front Royal. Among those attending the Democratic Dinner Saturday at the Thomas Jefferson Inn in Charlottesville were Herbert Foster, Dabney Eastham and Puller Hughes.
Apr 20, 1967 Washington Washington Mrs. Thomas L. Eastham is a patient in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs. C. W. King returned to her home in Ben Venue on Sunday from Winchester hospital. Miss Faye Wilder and Miss Myron Smith, members of the Chowan College...
Apr 20, 1967 chell and Miss Bea Browning of Orange attended the ...Hos-! aital and attended the Demo- ! :ratic Dinner Saturday eveling at the Thomas Jefferson [nn in Charlottesville. Benjamin R. Cox spent the1 week-end at his home on Mt.j Salem Avenue. He returned to Veterans Hospital in Washington, D. C....
May 25, 1967 11, IVIUOD IV. y Jl. • anvi IV1X0* IJ ...Moffett were visitors in Charlottesville last Wednes day and supper guests at the Thomas Jefferson Inn. Joe D. Keyser ^hd Mrs. F. Downing Wood were visitors during the week-end of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Black in Suprey. Mr. and...