W. B. Jenkins
Named 305 times. These are the 289 blocks the name was read from, in the order the paper printed them.
- Apr 10, 1986 James DeBergh has won approval from Washington’s Architectural Review ...old barn in Harris Hollow. Work at the site, formerly the W. B. Jenkins property, is to begin immediately. The ARB also okayed a sign request from Joyce Kramer for a bed and breakfast on Gay Street. Sitting with ARB...
- Dec 10, 1987 15 YEARS AGO 15 YEARS AGO RAPPAHANNOCK NEWS From the Dec. 14, 1972, edition Joel L. Jenkins of Flint Hill has retired from the position of Star Route mail carrier after a career which spanned 39 years. Since 1933 he has taken the...
- May 27, 1998 Photo Courtesy of The First Washington Museum The Culpeper-Front ...to Winchester twice a day in about 1935. It was owned by W.B. Jenkins.
- Jul 21, 1999 Mrs. W.B. Jenkins, assisted by Mrs. Mary Burke and Mrs. W.B. Jenkins, assisted by Mrs. Mary Burke and Mrs. Charles Burke operated the May sales each Thursday and Friday. The sales were extremely successful and all merchandise was sold. Miss Rappahannock, Beth O’Bannon greets spectators at the Sperryville Firemen’s...
- Jan 19, 2000 Photo courtesy of First Washington Museum OUT-OF-THE-ATTIC: W.B. Jenkins Photo courtesy of First Washington Museum OUT-OF-THE-ATTIC: W.B. Jenkins provided a bus service from Washington to Culpeper, Fredericksburg, Front Royal and Winchester on a daily basis in the 1930's. Mr. Jenkins bought all of his buses from Dick C. Weaver...
- Sep 13, 2000 50 YEARS AGO ...Street between the properties of Miss Margaret Compton and Mr. and Mrs. W.B. Jenkins. The Buntins hope to move by Oct. 1. L.R. Hudson of Slate Mills was re-elected president of the Rappahannock Home Mutual Fire Insurance Company at the...
- Sep 11, 2003 53 YEARS AGO ...between the properties1* of Miss Margaret Compton and Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Jenkins. The News is in receipt of a letter from George M. Willis, 515 Colonial Ave., Colonial Heights, Va., asking for pictures of children taken in front...
- Aug 28, 2008 40 Years Ago ...his family will move to Culpeper in the near future. Mrs. W. B. Jenkins, chairman of the Ladies Auxiliary Rummage Sale, reports that the spring sale netted $330 for the Washington Fire Company and Rappahannock Rescue Squad for which the...
- Jul 16, 2009 40 YEARS AGO ...cleared $435 10, an increase over last year of $105.10. Mrs. W. B. Jenkins, assisted by Mrs. Mary Burke and Mrs. Charles Burke operated the May sales each Thursday and Friday The sales were extremely successful and ail merchandise was...