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Nov 3, 1949 the sterling which we* imported from Europe in ltN ...Md 1M1, when spprox i metely 100 birds were liberated in Central Paurik, New York City.
Nov 3, 1949 JL W. Mitchell & Co. JL W. Mitchell & Co. Sponsors New Radio : Jhrognan Over WCV A On November 7 *t 12 :45 "Toot •; -Opportunity Program” will go on ; -the air over WOVA, Culpeper, .1140 on the dial. v ’ This program...
Nov 3, 1949 PRINTER SEES ...“printer’s devil”, beginning at-, the age of 12, left Rappahannock to continue his newspaper career elsewhere^ He was located in Cumberland, Md,,' Philadelphia, Trenton, N. J.,- and New York. . Jn 1886 he set type on the ‘‘Congressional Record” for...
Nov 3, 1949 sermon for the occasion was delivered ...her husband, the Rev. Luther Banks, three sons, Douglas and Shirley Banks, of New Jersey, and Her-" bert Banks, who is in the service; a daughter, Mrs. Arnesia Blanc of New York; two sisters, Mrs. Mattie Brent of Amissville and...
Nov 10, 1949 Mr, and Mrs. J. Armistead Lew* >. is of ...and Mr; and Mrs. Lee Thornton. Col. and Mrs. Richard L. Cave of New York and Miss Norma Cave of Madison were 'visitors at the rectory in Washington thl? week. Miss Alice Mallory, Miss Mary Brooke Mallory and George Daingerfield...
Nov 10, 1949 Mrs. Della Parlow returned home Monday after* spending the ...three weeks at the home of her brother, Frank Beahm, in Harrisonburg. A new home demonstration club is in the process of being started this week in the F. T. Valley. The ladies hope to have the first meeting "by...
Nov 17, 1949 t County News Notes County News Notes fB. B. Cox of Fordwick, spent; the week end at,his home here. v 5 Bealeton spent the week end at the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. YowellJ - §§ Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston and...
Nov 24, 1949 Wishing you much success , Sinoeredy yours, Mrs. Phoebe ...success , Sinoeredy yours, Mrs. Phoebe A. Lillard 1®70 Col. Rd. N.W. Greater New York has about 600 miles of water frontage.
Nov 24, 1949 Mr. and Mr*. Jama* Alfred Brasher of University of ...on Friday. Mrs. J. E. Keyser, Jr:, is spending . several weeks in New York with her mother, Mrs. Oora'Wal-* dron. Mr. and Mrs. J. Armistead Lewis, of Washington, D. C., spent several days last week at “Greenfield.” y- •••...
Dec 15, 1949 Mr*. Stevens’ Letter ...an origma1 story by Mrs. Hugh Stevens of Hume, the first published in New York Herald Tribune. Mrs. Stevens is the sister of Mrs. Miilip Triplett of Hume, who visits friends m Rappahannock county quite frequently. -.'2* E!.cfcDre was shown...
Dec 15, 1949 older and can understand. When we decided to play older and can understand. When we decided to play foster parents to a New York boy (through the New York Hep*aid Tribune Fresh Air Fund, we were living in a little white farm house in the Blue Ridge Mountains bf...
Dec 22, 1949 Ye*, Virginia ' Ye*, Virginia ' One December day in 1897, Virginia O’Hanlon wrote to the New York Sun: “I am 8 years old. Some of my friends say there is no Santa Claus. Papa says if you see it in The Sun,...
Jan 5, 1950 Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Clark’s ...Thursday with Mr. and_ Mrs. Lewis Updike in Front Royal. Joe Shober of New York spent the week end with his family at the home of Mrs. Joe Hawkins. — Miss Frances Wayland of Silver Spring, Md., spent the weekend...
Jan 12, 1950 IMIMIMIMMIMIIIIIIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIII ...that negligence in pruning might well be false economy. Wth 1949 production in New York, Pennsylvania and Michigan being well above the past 10 years average these strains could hardly have an ‘on year’ consequently prune with quality production in...
Jan 12, 1950 “.Greenfield" is situated between Washington' and Sperry\ i 11 ...purchased the handsome carved mahogany furniture from A. T. Stuart and Company, of New York City, in 1853, and presented it to his son, .John Armistead Browning, Sr., as a bridal present. The present mansion is built of bricks (painted...
Jan 12, 1950 Capt. and Mrs. David R. Hedlick have moved from ...at Wakefield Manor to Mrs. W. I’. Slaughter's cottage at Meadow!,rook Hall. Latest news from Mrs. E. J. Singleton, who is spending the winter in Richmond, with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Mundy, while recovering from a major operation, is making...
Jan 19, 1950 Can You Name This ...good feeling.” He opposed the internal improvements” made by Congress. He died in New York on July 1831, and was buried in Hollywood Cemetery, ‘Richmond, Va. In 1932 & statue of him was erected at Ash Lawn, near Charlottesville. Last...
Jan 19, 1950 Glee Club ...the S.C.A., which will be held in Rappahannock during April. MRS. SCHOBER IN NEW YORK Mrs. Joseph Schober,-> the lunchroom manager of S.H.S. is spending a few days in New York. In her absence, Mrs. Cletus Clark, last year’s manager,...
Jan 19, 1950 County News Notes County News Notes Mrs. Joe Schober spent the past week end in New York City. Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Cox visited relatives in Harrisonburg Sunday. Miss Charlotte Pullen was a dinner gues? of Miss Bettie Orange on Sunday. Mrs....
Feb 2, 1950 . Rev. M. £. Sliger ...chairman. This membership drive will be hgld during the month of March. The new chairman will attend the planning meeting sponsored by the southeastern area of the American Red Cross to be held in Fredericksburg tomorrow, Friday. February 3. „...
Feb 2, 1950 Spring Buying Outlook ...year, because buyers wore waiting to see what prices were going to do. Newflj York reported a rush business the third week in January, when a seller of handbags did a $1-million business in five days. This was one of...
Feb 9, 1950 Can You Name This ...prominent Langhorne family. In 1897 she was married to Robert Gorki Shaw of New York. She was divorced from Robert Shaw in 1903. Three years later she was married to a very wealthy Englishman. In 1919 she announced herself a...
Feb 16, 1950 in our minds at this moment we ...impressed friend anti foe alike that he intended to center every effort on New York and there form his chief attack. In reality Virginia had always been his goal. His letters which were captured by the British were so misleading...
Feb 16, 1950 • y .mis. iveyscr in ner own Home. ...Wood, now Mrs. Dudley Wood of Flint Hill; Frances Carter, now living in New York City; and Lavinia Dudley, Mrs. C. A. White. Now, for the group pictured in this issue, these were my pupils some ten or twlev'e years...
Feb 16, 1950 Mr. and Mrs. J. o. Kevercomb. and Mrs. Mabel ...this week. •••-•• Amos Hawkins of University of Richmond and Joseph Schober of New York spent the week end With Mrs. Evtha Hawkins and family at Woodville. Mr. and Mrs. E. Field Benton entertained at dinner at “The Meadows’’ on...
Feb 16, 1950 ious craitsmansmp ami auenuon ti> detail which have marked ...search for realism, he directed that the picture 'be photographed on the authentic N’ew York locations of the Nathan romance. Manp of the early scenes were filmed in Manhattan, in Central Park and city streets, where delay was caused by...
Feb 23, 1950 eral and State oat breeders in ...of the same varieties during the five preceding years at nurseries located from New York to Montana and from the Canadian border to Kansas, Kentucky, and Virginia. The varieties deriv'ed from Bond are grown extensively throughout this area and were...
Mar 2, 1950 and shorthand. ...come to life again and are currently touring the country from coast-to-coast, winning new friends and refreshing the memories of old and dear admirers. They will be in Culpeper Thursday April 6, when the Clare Tree M^jor Children's Th/eatre of...
Mar 2, 1950 era. In 1933, after the Peppers ...increasing popularity in print, Clare Tree Major, founder director of Children’s Theatre of New York, decided that it was high time that the celebrated family should be rescued from the library and brought to life on the stage. Mrs. Major’s...
Mar 16, 1950 Miss Nancy Moore, Miss Charlotte ...and Mrs. F. L. Gallen of Washington, D. C., and Gomdr. Fortin of New York were Sunday guests of Capt. and Mrs. H. C. Warwick at “Rockbottom.” Nelson Revercomb of Arlington spent the week end at the home of his...
Mar 23, 1950 Joe Shober of New York spent Joe Shober of New York spent the w^ek end with his family at the home of Mrs. Ertha Hawkins. Frank McClain of Chicago spent several days last week in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Rodes Brown. Dr. and...
Mar 23, 1950 News Among Our News Among Our Colored Readers Mrs. Minnie Butler entertained at dinner at he-, home in Sperryvilie on Sunday, having as her gue.'ts Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Sanford of Culpeper, Mi's. William Rector. Mr. and Mrs. .James Rector and daughter....
Mar 23, 1950 SHILOH BAPTIST ...set sail Thursday for their home in Boston, England. They were accompanied to New York Wednesday by „Mr. and Mrs. Btifke. . '
Mar 30, 1950 S.H.S. News Items S.H.S. News Items A number of pupils visited the dentists of Culpeper on Monday, March 27. Also several pairs of new glasses are being worn. Clips seem to be the style—witness, Winfrey Thornhill and Winfrey, M. H. Has “Mutt” ever...
Mar 30, 1950 Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Keyser entertained ...Sunday, and she spent several days last week ait the Commodore Hotel in New York, with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Nelson, attending a performance of the play “Kiss Me Kate.” Becky Jones was the guest Sunday of Mary Norman...
Apr 6, 1950 Mary Forman Day ...two cousins, William B. Marye of Bali timore, Mr., and Harold Day, of New York. The home place of her parents was near Baltimore, Md., and she had lived at Taylor’s ^fountain before coming to the Brown home.
Apr 6, 1950 Alumni News Alumni News Bjr: Helen Zinn Dave Miller of VPI, after spending a few days at home, returned to school. Hilda Nethers spent tht^ week end at her home. Marion Spicer spent a few days at her home. Marian is employed...
Apr 6, 1950 Mr. and Mis. branklin Duncan and children of Alexandria, ...at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Yawell. J. Shobert of New York spent the week end with his family at the home of Mrs. Ertha Hawkins. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Platt of Richmond, were the week-end...
Apr 20, 1950 County News Notes County News Notes Mis - -At'k:'■Tnir'TttifITT- ref u.»• ■ i f"c(Vi a two month’.-' visit 'AitIt tier brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Elkins at Tabb. Va. Mi" Nancy Moore, Mi-s -Louise K;n. and Mi" Charlotte Coates "t...
Apr 20, 1950 Hints On Housecleaning ...rapidly and effectively than ordinary soap and water, says Lucille Williamson of the New York State Experiment Station. When washing walls, woodwork and other painted surfaces with the newer cleaners, or shampooing “upholstery and rugs, Mrs. Williamson suggests trying gentle...