Amissville
Named 52,946 times. These are the 400 blocks the place was read from (the first 400 kept), in the order the paper printed them.
- Aug 10, 1950 Frank Nelson and sister and brother-in-law visited friends in Frank Nelson and sister and brother-in-law visited friends in Amissville last Monday. . Miss Mary Miller and * Miss Frankie Harris spent several days last week in Canada. Dinner guests of Misses Lillie and ellie Johnson Sunday were Mr. and...
- Aug 17, 1950 Fire Victim Found ...retired interior decorator of Washington, D. C., was found in a field at Amissville, after he apparently had been burned to death in a brush fire. The discovery was made last Thursday by a son-inlaw, Edward Wines, of Warrenton, according...
- Aug 17, 1950 Among those attending a picnic Saturday at Gore,, given ...of Castleton, is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scott, of Amissville. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Scott and family, of Greensboro, N. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Arther Woodward and family, of Amissville’; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith, of...
- Aug 24, 1950 V Count!} Home ...of F.T. Valley No. 2; Mrs. Sarah Latham and Mrs. Lee Walter of Amissville H.D. dub; Mrs. Lily Lillard, Mrs. Upton Weakley, Mrs. Mabel Racer, of Washington H.D. club; Mrs. Grace Weaver and Mrs. Jessie Rowsie of Washington H.D. club;...
- Aug 24, 1950 Rapp’k Garden Club ...in very conspicuous places in the towns of Front Royal, Culpeper, Sperryville, Woodville, Amissville and Washington. V . ” Anyone wishing further information may call Mrs. E. M. Jones, * president; Washington. 2541 or Mrs. Lewis Turner, vice president, Washington...
- Aug 24, 1950 REYNOLDS MEMORIAL WMS ...with Front Royal Merchants will start at 1 o’clock, and the game with Amissville will follow.
- Aug 24, 1950 Brower says 4-H club boys interested in the flock ...boys who have been successfully enrolled in this project are: Douglas Martin, of Amissville; Richard Griffith, of Woodville; and Kelly Updike, of Washington. Four new sheep projects were started this summer with Francis Bruce, Donald Gore, Jackie Sisk, and Jonas...
- Aug 24, 1950 News Among Our ...the schools of the county is incomplete, but the vacancies are being filled. Amissville — Mrs. Jane Gray Banks and Miss Frances Fay Jordan. * „ - Scrabble — Miss Carroll Williams. Washington — Mrs. Came K. Roberts. Flint Hill—Mrs....
- Aug 31, 1950 Charlie J. Latham ...August 25, at the Naval hospital, Bethesda, Md., were held Saturday afternoon from Amissville" Baptist church with the pastor, Rev. M. E. Sliger, conducting the last rites. Interment was in the Amissville cemetery beside his father, J. W. Latham, who...
- Aug 31, 1950 ' Mr. and Mra. Oliver Smith and children Linda ...M. M. Green and children Lena > Mae, Peggy Ann, and Jim, of Amissville. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yowell, of JBealeton, are guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Yowell. Mr. and Mrs. F. Clyde Beggarly had as...
- Aug 31, 1950 &UE3TSOF ELDER DAILY ...Association * ~ iP BTi*htm0cd- -. • * Lidm Will Probated i- ( Amissville Baptist chwreh was left $500 by the wUl of Charlie J. Latham probated at Culpeper j early this week. Other benefici/.dries were Elmer T. Jenkins, host-...
- Aug 31, 1950 Mrs. Kurus Greene and children of Washington, D. C., ...Mr. and Mrs. Willie Brown of Flint Hill Sunday. , Will Jackson of Amissville was called to Pennsylvania recently by the illness of his brother. Mrs. Lola Bridget was a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Lewis at...
- Aug 31, 1950 WANTED — Scrap Iron,, metal, ...qualified as executor of the estate of the late Charlie J. Latham of Amissville, . this is to give notice that all claims against the estate should be presented and all those persons indebted to the said estate ' shah...
- Sep 7, 1950 County Schools Open ...Tuesday morning, with 224 pupils enrolled in the county’s first consolidated high school. Amissville school had an enrollment of about 50; Forest Grove had 64 on the opening day, with 37 in the primary grades and 27 in the elementary....
- Sep 7, 1950 County Home ...p.m. Belle Meade 4-H club will meet at school, September 13, at 10:30. Amissville H.D. club will meet at the home of Mrs. Charles Green September 13, at 2 p.m. The demonstration will be “Meat Cuts and Cooking.” Washington H.D....
- Sep 7, 1950 Selective Service Notices ...Jr., Washington. Roy Cleveland Whorton, Amisville. .Jack Lillard, Flint Hill. Elmer Lee Hitt, Amissville. Brue Wood Grant, Jr., Castleton. John Franklin Huff, Jr., Washington. ___- . Cornelius'Biller Fincham, Washington. Gerald Craig Feagans, Washington, D. C., (formerly Amiss. ville). Lewis Alvin...
- Sep 7, 1950 Shop, ladies’ hand bag; Lerner’s Department Store, 1 pr. ...$5.00 to be used in 4-H flower class; Bell Clothes Shop, flower class. Amissville — Lombardy, $5.00; Hackley Store, alarm clock; Palmer Store, Jergen lotion, shoes; Jenkins Garage, 5 gals, gas; Green Lumber Co., $5.00. Warrenton—Tom Frost, taixing ■bowls, 4...
- Sep 7, 1950 in Culpeper. . Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Gay, of ...Boldridge and son were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Compton at Amissville. Mr. and Mrs. Hall and son, Mrs. Rosa Bryant, and Mrs. Fannie McQuinn of Arlington, and Mrs. E. A. Tapp spent Monday with Mrs. Ritchie Colvin....
- Sep 7, 1950 Wilmer Cook, who has la posf*;$ tion in Washington, ...hat returned to her home in Maryland after visiting Miss Virginia Tapp at Amissville. 1 j. Mr. and Mrs. George Davis entertained a number of their friends at a back yard supper party Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Simpson...
- Sep 7, 1950 Miss Margaret Cook spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Washington. ...Nethers and family of Sperryville were recent guests of Mrs. Charles Green at Amissville.
- Sep 7, 1950 NOTICE—Having qualified as executor ...qualified as executor of the estate of the late Charlie J. Latham of Amissville, this is to give notice that all claims against the estate should be presented and all those persons indebted to the said estate shall make settlement...
- Sep 14, 1950 Randolph Settle Takes ...one entry, Randolph Settle, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Settle of Amissville and a student of Forest Grpve school, entered his ISmonth-old Guernsey heifer. This fine heifer placed second in the blue ribbon class of Guern-i sey Junior...
- Sep 14, 1950 Mrs. Ada Rowzie and Mrs. Ralph Rowzie were recent ...Mrs. Roger Clement of Victoria, have been visiting friends and relatives in the Amissville neighborhood. Rev. Lewis Boughman was a re-i cent visitor in Amissville. Charlie Moss is confined to the Warren ton hospital with an infected leg. Miss Virginia...
- Sep 14, 1950 County News Notes ...H. S. Barksdale. Mrs. Arthur Foster entertained the Woman’s Missionary Society of the Amissville Methodist church. Mrs. Charles Green and daughter spent last Friday in Front Royal. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Russell attended a ball game in Washington, D.C., Sunday....
- Sep 14, 1950 Mr. and Mrs. Will Corbin, of ...Sunday of Mrs. Ethel Cooksey. The Revival closed at the Baptist church in Amissville Friday night. Rev. Branson Mozingo, of Richmond was the guest speaker. Miss Margaret Coleswalter returned from the Warrenton hospital Friday, where she underwent an operation. Mrs....
- Sep 14, 1950 Guest* From California ...to stop in Virginia' and visit Mr, Anderson’s mother, Mr*. Peyton Anderson of Amissville. Mrs. Nelson was before her marriage Miss Elizabeth Hannah, sister of James Hannah, who will be remembered by most of the Virginia boys who went to...
- Sep 21, 1950 By Janet Sollenberger Schedule for Next Week: Castleton Home ...Nichols, secretary treasurer, Charlie Jenkins song, leader, and Clifton Jenkins game leader. The Amissville club elected as their president Shirley P<^e, vice president Ashby Green, secretary Audrey Gough, song leader
- Sep 21, 1950 Buddy Tapp, game leader Jane Riley and devotional leader ...Two Home Demonstration clubs met last week. These were th4 F.T. Valley and Amissville H.D. clubs. The agent was present at both ithe business meetings of these clubs. The Fair catalogue was explained and distributed. The Club Foods Leaders took...
- Sep 21, 1950 mia. v/. >«. Miner was appointed ...from the several Sunday Schools of the county were greatly appreciated. They were: Amissville Methodist Sunday -School, $5; Amissville Baptist, $20.26; Sperryville Baptist, $10; Sperryville Methodist, $5; Assembly of God, $5. Mrs. S. E. Hening, county chairman, desires to thank...
- Sep 21, 1950 3 o clock. Sumtay morning ai ...and attended the all-day meeting Sunday. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Laweon at Amissville were Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Tylor and his mother, Mrs. Laura Tylor and her daughter, Miss Olive Tylor, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Riley and daughter, and...
- Sep 21, 1950 MRS. THORNTON ENTERTAINS ...Reid. Miss Reid left Sunday for Madison College. AM1SSVILLE 4-H CLUB NEWS The Amissville 4-H Club met last week and elected officers for the coming year. Officers elected are Shirley Poe, president; Ashby Green, vice president; Audrey :Gough, secretary; Buddy...
- Sep 28, 1950 RECOVERS FROM FALL RECOVERS FROM FALL W. E. Duncan of Amissville is recuperating' from the effects, of • painful accident suffered some weeks ago. While riding in a low chair in his wagon, the wagon struck a rock and Mr. Duncan was thrown...
- Sep 28, 1950 By Janet Sollenberger Schedule for the week: J Flint ...set.) Sperryville Jr. 4-H club will meet at school, October 6, at 11. Amissville 4-H club will meet • it aehdoi, October 8, at 2. ^ - Huntly Home Demonstration club plans a picnic for the youth in the community,...
- Oct 5, 1950 Both the Sisk and Bailey hogs ...Number 8 from the Selective Service Board, No. 102: Edward Marshall Corbin, of Amissville. William Lewis Jones, Boston. Frank Ronald Zinn, Amissville. Albert Amos Hawkins, Boston. Will Walfield Pendleton, Amissville. Ira Pete Whorton, Estes. Edward Alton Lawrence, Amissville. Henry Clay...
- Oct 5, 1950 Rev. John A. St. Clair ...was a pastor in this county. He was also pastor of the Washington, Amissville, Forest Grove and Mt. Lebanon Baptist churches. His many friends in the county are* extended a cordial welcome to attend these services. VOTING REGISTRATION IS '...
- Oct 5, 1950 County News Notes ...Mr. and Mrs. Amos Butler of Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith of Amissville, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hensley of Castleton, Miss Annie Burke, Mr. and Mrs. Brue Settle, Mr. and Mrs. Oldaker, all of Culpeper, John K. Scott, Vernon...
- Oct 5, 1950 J. H. Watson and son spent Monday in Washington, ...dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Latham and family, at Amissville. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Anderson of Arlington were visitors in the Latham Home at Amissville Sunday. Mrs. Ralph Rowzie, Jifrs.Standish Riley, Mrs. Graham Hackley, and...
- Oct 5, 1950 RECORDS OF ...a few days the past week with their uncle, Mr. Lafayette Browning of Amissville. Mi. and Mrs. Wade H. Massie entertained at a house party at their home “Rose Hill’’ this week among the visitors were Misses Adda ' Moore,...
- Oct 12, 1950 The business manager sat at the ...Castleton. Of course the F.T. is beautiful and so is the drive from Amissville to Massie’s Comer, 'but too many1 others know about it and the traffic is so heavy you don’t have time to look.
- Oct 12, 1950 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schaefer left Thursday for New ...Schaefer.' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clevehger have moved into their new home in Amissville. t * . V A number of people from the Amissville neighborhood attended the all-day services at Battle Run last Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Z. H....