Culpeper
Named 114,927 times. These are the 400 blocks the place was read from (the first 400 kept), in the order the paper printed them.
- Dec 1, 1949 Purina Feeds ...Farm Bureau Feeds , FPR Poultry and Livestock Also Paints ^tnd Farm Supplies Culpeper Co-operative Farm Bureau INCORPORATED Phone 2551 / Culpeper, Va.
- Dec 1, 1949 Classified Ads ...offered by owner, WHEATLEY SHACKELFORD, at Elk wood. Notify Rappahannock News or Call Culpeper-4434. Wanted WANTED—To buy light horsedrawn disc or exchange for ■pring-tooth harrbw.; CHARLES E. BURKE, phone Washington2549. 12-1-tfe Notice f NOTICE—Chesapeake Creamery, cream buying station, open 8...
- Dec 1, 1949 Mrs. Catherine Starks Williams and Mr. and Mite. WiEiott ...with'their parentMr. and Mrs. Newton Dennis^ at Scrabble. ' Miss' Barbara Fleishman of Culpeper was the week-end guest of Miss Helen Lawson. ; Mrs. 'Edward Hudson of Harisburg, Pa., spent the week end .with her mother, Mrs. Estella Lawson. Miss...
- Dec 1, 1949 Tuesday, Dec. 6 ...Dec. 6 Haring sold my farm I will offer for sale by the Culpeper Livestock 'Market, Inc., at its weekly auction on Tuesday, Decembr 6, 1949, the follow - mg livestock: CATTLE: 1 Registered Hereford 'Bull, 3 yrs. old 50...
- Dec 8, 1949 # * * Your county agent will accompany C. ...Angus herd through the purchase of a nice lot of cows from a Culpeper farmer. 'Both of these men have. also made purchase of good registered sires: the former, a bull from Le Barron and a Berkshire boar from Street,...
- Dec 8, 1949 Hog Weighs over 600 ...hog weighing <Sver 600 lbs. was killed for T. Morgan Johnston 'at a Culpeper butchering station Monday, December 5. According to reports, the hog was so higf it had-to be hung on a beef rack because a pork one was...
- Dec 8, 1949 County*Widfc ...that goes from Washing► ton to Front Royal to Washington, D. C., to Culpeper and back into Rappahannock county at Amissville. The same problem arises if the paper wants to find out the hours of church services at Slate Mills,...
- Dec 8, 1949 Pitts’ Culpeper Theatres Pitts’ Culpeper Theatres Sit^wft Dally At 7:13 mm* 0:00 lfetla««i: Tcccdcy, TWrf^ay »l 3:30} S*t«i4*jr, 2:00 '' ScmUy: 3 aW • P. ML Adatuioa 10« umI 2Sc plus tea
- Dec 8, 1949 GIFT Suggestions ...Overlook the Handkerchiefs Johnson’s “The Home of Better Fabrics” 142 North Main Street Culpeper bHiiHiiiiiii,iiiiiHiiiiiuHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiinittiMtni«fHn«miiiiimHntiiiiiiiiHmMit»Miimniiiiiiii»nii,i„lll|ll,llll|||H00)i«HWMtt»M.iihiiimiiw
- Dec 8, 1949 “One Picture is Worth ...to say — “Merry Christmas” Seigneur Studio 201 N. Main St. Phone 6312 Culpeper ......■■■■■■......
- Dec 8, 1949 Radiator Repair ...Repair: and Clean ALL TYPES of Radiators. Discount to Garages and Fleet Owners Culpeper Motor Company Phone 2241 Culpeper, Va.
- Dec 8, 1949 Business - - Goes where it is invited Abides ...Goes where it is invited Abides - - Where it is well treated Culpeper Planing Mill Building Supplies and Construction y DIAL 6511 CULPEPER
- Dec 8, 1949 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Latham and children were guests ...and daughter, Mary Ann, were recent visitors of Mrs. Mai * Spicer in Culpeper. Miss Mary Hpdson of Washington, D. C., spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs, Woodrow Coughlin at Castleton. - Mrs. ■ E. C. Estes had...
- Dec 8, 1949 -vianon utz oi Wastjington, D. ...Mr. and Mrs. Silas (Cornell. Mrs. Carson Johnson visited Mrs. Milton Brown in Culpeper on Saturday. '' Mr. and Mrs. Branson iCook were dinner guests Sunday of Miss Mamie Johnson. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Jonnson Sunday were...
- Dec 8, 1949 or Anything From The Following Lines JOHN DEERE - ...PAPEC DELAVAL - MYERS - LOUDEN « nT’Porget" It Pays to Buy in Culpeper Hoffman Implement Service u SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT” Culpeper Virginia Dial 2791
- Dec 8, 1949 County Hews Notes ...and „ William Blackwell were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Lyle Settle in Culpeper. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Cannon of . Castleton have received wore} o£ the death of Mrs. Cannon’s cousin, Rayfnond R. Seese of Bethesda, Maryland. _...
- Dec 8, 1949 Pm*,*, >h Dulaney and hi* daughter, Minn France* IhiUuey, ...Ronnie and Joe, were Cul>eper visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burke of Culpeper visited Mr. and Mrs. A1-" ‘ oert Burke on Sunday. Mrs. Carl ElkinB of ^fabb is spending sometime with Miss Arizona and" George Elkins. R. M....
- Dec 8, 1949 New* Among Onr ' ...Mr*. Mickey of George Washing* ton Career High School; 8, E. Jackson of Culpeper Troining School; Miss Carroll A. William* of Scrabble filamentary School; Mi** Brown, supervisor of oio* mentary schools, and M. M, Marfhnll, business man of Culpeper, The...
- Dec 8, 1949 past week bot 1* now improved. Member* ef her ...Those from Washington who attended the dance at George Waahlngton-Carver High School In Culpeper Friday evening were' - Miss Ruth Carter, Mis* Mary El-, len Jenkins, Miss Nancy Turner, Miss Virginia Bailey, Miss Rachel Fletcher, Earl Timbers, John
- Dec 8, 1949 George S. {Brown ^ ...and ten great-grandchildren. The children are: Boyd Brown of Amissviile, George Broarn of Culpeper, Lonza Brown and Beatrice Williams of Remington, Elsie Anderson of Crest Hill, Lottie Rowe of Orleans, Ashton and Gordon Brown and Anna Jefferies of Pittsburgh, Pa.,...
- Dec 15, 1949 William 'Boot Dodson ...Amissville, and Walker Dodson of EdinBurg; and three sisters, Mrs. John Nicholson of Culpeper, Mrs. ' Ella Jenkins of Front Royal, and Miss Susie Dodson of AmissvillO.
- Dec 15, 1949 (Flint Hill Deacons iMeet ...Rappahannock are taking part in a program of piano music jat Pitts* Theatre, Culpeper, on Sunday afternoon, December 'S IB, at 6 o'clock. These young musicians are Miss Bernice Nt'tHers, Miss Margarets Ann D avers, and Misa -feetty Johnson". ■...
- Dec 15, 1949 EDITORIAL ...• The Amissvillc, Castleton, and Slate Mills communities will still bh on the Culpeper exchange (or Whatever they call it), but if they dial the operator* and “This is a county call,” they should be able /to talk, tolj exempt*...
- Dec 15, 1949 Pitts’ Culpeper Theatres Pitts’ Culpeper Theatres Pitts* Theatre Shows Daily at 7:15 and 9:00 Matinees: Tuesday, Thursday at 3:30; Saturday, 2:00 Sunday: 3 and 9 P. M. Admission 10c and 25c ph)S ta>
- Dec 15, 1949 Miss. Lucy Fiatoer and MiM Kate Hu-me were in Miss. Lucy Fiatoer and MiM Kate Hu-me were in Culpeper -on Monday* ,Miss Dorothy Hawkins and' Miss Evelyn Norment, teacher* in Herndon school, spent the week end with Mrs. Joe Hawkins. Jim Camper of Pennsylvania was a dinner guest Sunday...
- Dec 15, 1949 FOR SAIL®—-P os t e d sips, no ...old, male. glfi. Write • . C.' T. GUINN, JR., Reva; -or phone Culpeper-4685. 12-16-2c Wanted WANTED—-To buy light horsedrawn disc or exchange for •pring-tooth harrtow. CHARLES E. -BURKE, phone ^Waehington2540. 12-1-tfc Mrs. E. Graham Hackley spent Wednesday shopping in...
- Dec 15, 1949 * " Notice. *- : i ...home during the afternoon were Mrs. Virginia Rosenberger, Press and Lillafed Pulliam, of Culpeper. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dodson of Newport News are visiting Mrs. Dodson's father, Mr. BenWlllillHmillltlMtWHIHUWmmUWUlltMUmiHIHtWWWWtf *'
- Dec 15, 1949 Radiator Repair ...of Radiators Discount tq Carafes and Fleet OwnersCul peper Motor Company Phone 2241 Culpeper, Va.
- Dec 15, 1949 •on, on the Quaintance farm. Mr. and Mrs. Madison ...Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Zinn. Miss Louise Anderson of Culpeper visited friends in Amissville over the week end. Mrs. Theodore Barron of Viewtown spent Friday shopping in Richmond. Mrs. A. C. Latham, Jr., and • daughters,...
- Dec 15, 1949 “One Picture is Worth ...to aay — “Merry Christmas” Seigneur Studio 201 N. Main St Phone 8312 Culpeper IMItiMSMMMtlMIIIIIIMIIIMHMtMMMHtMMMMttMMMMMMMll
- Dec 15, 1949 James A. fcstei ^.*■**''"’*'*-*-*■ (Continued from page 1.) and ...band and we played all kinds of fine music. We played at the Culpeper Fair one year.” Much change in the appearance of Sperryville falls in Mr. Estes’ memory, but he insists that the Lee Highway hotel still looks the...
- Dec 15, 1949 an was there. I know Uoyd Hisle an it ...an it for years." “I remember when the stage from New Market to Culpeper lsed to go through town. There was an old barn at the lower end >f town where they used to :hange horses, I. recall the old...
- Dec 15, 1949 BusinessGoes where it is invited Abides - - Where BusinessGoes where it is invited Abides - - Where it is well treated Culpeper Planing Mill Building Supplies and Construction DIAL 6511 CULPEPER
- Dec 15, 1949 Mrs. Della Paxtlow left Saturday for a visit of ...T. Valley after spending several days with Miss Mary and Miss Virgie Stark. Culpeper visitors on Friday included Miss Nellie Johnson, Miss Mary Stark, Miss Bessie Carder, '-Mrs^ . Lily %rbex* .Mrs, JHolmea„ Ball, Mrs. tf.'R. Filling, and Mrs. C....
- Dec 15, 1949 SEE YOUR ...JR., Distributor a The Atlantic Refining Company | P. O. Box 6-50 ‘ CULPEPER, VA. 5 Telephone: Culpeper 8370 ffiiiiraiiiiiiiimic3iiiii!iitiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiiC3imiiiiiiiiE3iiiiiiiiiiiicaiiiiiiiiiiiicaiiiiiiiiiiiicasiiiiiiiiir 3l||||lltlHIC3llttlllltlllCaitltllllltllC3llttllltlltlC3t1lllltlilllCIimilllllllC3llllllllllltail1!llllllll
- Dec 22, 1949 J. E. Keyser Wins ...on the fine record in the corn club, John B. Hill represented the Culpeper Co-operative Farm Bureau which was high bidder on the club . corn at |7 per barrel. J. E. Keyser, with Rappahannock’s top yield of 156.1 bushels...
- Dec 22, 1949 MHVfnCMlMNItltt(MMMItaNttnHtU«ftMMMtMMtnMIIIIVtnSV4 ...problem. It is * also reported farmer groups of Madison, Orange and possibly Culpeper are interested in seeing the diagnostic labora(See RAPP-CHATS nao* m
- Dec 22, 1949 Mr*. Anderson ...was given first aid and nursed until he could • be carried to Culpeper where he was cared for in the home of Mrs. M*eoyr~THoth«r* of the forme*-, druggist, Dr. R. Blish Macoy. Mr.s and Mrs. Andersen had five children....
- Dec 22, 1949 '.y.H* ■ Gee! Ain't Christmas Swell! - ' "j ...you as it will be always to youngsters! , George L. Clarke HARDWARE Culpeper, Virginia H*- : '-M % 'Mu 1 ■ ? ■
- Dec 22, 1949 FOR SAflUEh-F o s t e d signs, no ...from his recent illness. Mrs. Wood reburned to her place of business in Culpeper Monday after being at home during Mr. Wood's illness. -. Mr. and Mwc James J, WayUJUIAJUUUUUIAASMSAMJUUUU