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Aug 2, 1951 Mr and Mr* Brad) Denton of 8aslna«, Michigan. rrprwrniinii ...(■enesare Street—the mam street of Saginaw. Mr Wilson spoke si • dinner in New York <»o Mat 15 commemorating the millionth stockholder of A I. ft 1.
Aug 9, 1951 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Baggarly of Pittsburgh, Pa., were ...children, Larry and Charlotte, of Front Royal. Mr. and Mrs.'N. K. Tholand of New York and F. T. Valley are spending some time at their home “Piedmont.”
Aug 9, 1951 Albert Johnson of near Leesburg spent Monday with Mrs. ...as their guests at “Spring House Farm,” Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Janney of New York and Mrs. Lewis Ullman of Washington, D.C. For the week end Mr. and Mrs. Smith and Mrs. William Litseyt had as their guests Comdr. and...
Aug 9, 1951 Home-coming at the First Baptist church Sunday was one ...former members of the church from all parts of the country: Washington, D.C., New York, Philadelphia, and Ohio. The guest ministers were Rev. Anderson, Rev. Ellis Turner, both of Washington, D.C.; Rev. Braithwait of A.'M.E. church in Front Royal; Rev....
Aug 9, 1951 Mr. and Mrs. William Aylor were hosts Sunday for ...Turner Aylor of Washington, D.C. Mrs. James Robertson and her daughter, Vanessa, of New York are visiting Mrs. Ella Dennis and relatives in Rappahannock. Mrs. G. Johnson, Arthur Weathers, and Buck Weathers of Pittsburgh, Pa., are the guests of Mr....
Aug 16, 1951 ft special bulletin recommending jeeps as the modus operandi ...yourself some day.” “If you’re so dern smart, why ain’t you rich?** A new one has appeared. It is a plea to the Almighty: “Please give the world some common sense, beginning with me.” o o o Then there was...
Aug 16, 1951 PI T T S DRIVE-IN fig ^-Theatre 'mi' On ...Sportreel ; TUESDAY, AUGUST 21 CHARLES KORVIN EVELYN KEYES “The Killer That Stalked New York” Musical - Novelty WEDNESDAY, AUG. 22 MICKEY ROONEY TERRY MOORE —in— “He'. A Cockeyed Wonder” Comedy - Sportreel ' THURSDAY, AUGUST 23 EDWARD G. ROBINSON...
Aug 16, 1951 William F. Moffett and John ...F. Moffett and John DeBergh left Sunday to attend the apple convention in New York. Commissioner's Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF *'■ RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY, VIRGINIA: William R. Bowen, Committee of Aubrey Lee Latham, Insane vs. Aubrey Lee Latham, et...
Aug 16, 1951 Mr*. Frank Walter, Miss Lo'M Walter and Jessie Settle ...H. Sealock were week-end guests of Mrs. Harriet Broy in —Arlington,-—Joe Shober of New York spent the week end with his family- at the home of Mrs. Ertha Hawkins. , Mr. and MA. W. F. Judd, of ;• Luray, were...
Aug 16, 1951 Mrs. Wad« H. Massie, Jr., Tonv and Jim Massie ...at Atlantic 'City. Mr. Massie left Monday to attend the apple convention in New York.
Aug 16, 1951 News Among Our News Among Our Colored Readers ARTHUR—STUART Mr. and Mrs. Willie Brown and ■Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jett attended the wedding of Miss Jannie Stuart to Mr. Leslie Arthur of Newark, N. J., Saturday afternoon at <1 p.m. at Mt. Olive...
Aug 23, 1951 “Exclusively Your.”— ...for she has furnished more amusement to the local people than any other newspaper contributor. ' The lady's story runs like this: “The accent in the Virginia Hunt Country this week end is not on the hounds, the horses or...
Aug 23, 1951 Mrs. William Haaker and Mrs. D. D. Millar were ...Armel at his home on Gay street.. C. G. Reid left Saturday for New York, after a stay of several weeks with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reid at “Rose Cottage”. 'Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Sanford and their...
Aug 23, 1951 Capt. Henry Warwick is in Washington, D.C., today (Thursday). ...L. V. Merrill. Lewis Turner left Monday to attend the apple convention in New York.
Aug 23, 1951 Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fletcher were ...Mrs. C. E. Dearing and Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall Barbour motored to New York last week. While there they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James •Roberts, and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Worrell. Miss Diane Worrell returned to...
Aug 23, 1951 on Friday. While in New York on Friday. While in New York Mr. and Mrs. Dearing and Mr. and Mrs. Barbour were dinner guests Friday of Mrs. Polk. -rf-. Classified Ads Rates: 2c per word first insertion: lc per word each additiopal; 25c minimum; 25c booking...
Aug 23, 1951 which have been tested and found to be free ...case of veterinarians, dairy farmers, meat inspectors, packing house workers, and butchers. In New York state, most of the cases of undulant fever are believed to have been'1 contracted through the use of raw milk or cream from infected cattle....
Aug 30, 1951 Byrd Explains Economy ...Administration, •s an “economy” move, has oilier-' ed consolidation of its Richmond, Philadelphiafi New York, and Boston district offices at Philadelphia. ■' ■« • Naturally I have received numerous oral and written requests to oppose removal of the district office...
Aug 30, 1951 ' ' ; ' ; j. " ' '• ...guest* of Mrs. Fannie Roy. - Mrs. Gertrude Place, Mrs. Fannie Bell of New York, and Mrs. Rosa Brown of Washington, D.C., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Richardson. Mrs. A. G. Richardson fnd grandson, Chauncey, Jr., were...
Sep 6, 1951 GOES TO IDAHO ...Barber, Jr., Army PbrM, that he is being: sent, from Sampson Air Base, New York, to an air base in Idaho. Jack Barber, formerly a printer with Rappahannock News, joined the Army Air Force June 28, and will not get...
Sep 6, 1951 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thompson and Mrs. Anna Smith, ...P. Thompson at their home near Sperryville have returned to their home in New York. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Taylor, Mrs. A. W. Goff and children, who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Cary for the...
Sep 6, 1951 Capt. and Mrs. H. C. Warwick will spend the ...on Thursday to see their houpeguest, Miss Margaret Hepnerstall, *off by plane to New York, enroute to her home in England. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Noyes of Washington, D.C., Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Prescott of Alexandria, Miss Alice...
Sep 6, 1951 Among inose au-enaing me Among inose au-enaing me Washington - New York -baseball game in Washington, O.Q., on Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schaefer, Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Devers, Margaret Anne and Buddy Devers, and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dodson. Miss Luerena...
Sep 13, 1951 Mrs.' Robert Missis and Bob-' bio Massie and Mr. ...and sister-ih-iaw, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dolph, returned to her home in New York Suhday. Mr. and Mrs. Dolph who have been touring in Europe, returned to New York Sunday. They'will arrive at their farm near Washington Friday. Mr....
Sep 20, 1951 William' Haaker, Great ...N.Y., of German-English lineage. While a student at Eastman School of Music, in New York he studied under Jose Iturbi. Iturbi, whose eccentricities have sometimes met with disapproval by his staid Boston critics, while delighting a packed Symphony Hall. In...
Sep 20, 1951 County News Notes County News Notes Mr. and Mrs. Sandwich and daughter of Elkton, spent the week end with Mrs. Sandwich’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green., . , ■ V 1 ;v ' Miss Irene Keyset was the guset Sunday of her...
Sep 27, 1951 life Magazine a few years ago of the top ...care of. , lOuVfi got tnem ra your county —they’re in every city. New York has them by the hundreds—to be -exact, about 4 pel cent of the population. Now, I believe as you do that eharity is one of...
Sep 27, 1951 Robert was born into a cultured ...ment,” reviews of his book flooded in from all over Baltimore, North Carolina,- New York and even London. Robert is now busy at work on a biography of George Peabody. Almost any evening will find him attending the concerts at...
Oct 4, 1951 JE. E. Jonnson, attorney ox vw, peper, vu elected ...Cousins greeted eld cousins they hadn’t seen for a long time, and located new cousins they had never seen. One lady was approached with this greeting, “You must be Cousin So-and-So’s daughter, yon look eo most like her.” “No, ma’am,”...
Oct 4, 1951 environment” and also to keep them from having to ...peed as a part of the visual-aid program in public schools. Up in New York, City College has ad-* mitted women to its College of Liberal Arts and Science, after its 104 years of being ‘‘for men only.” A group...
Oct 4, 1951 uavia w imams ox rroni noyai, was a guest ...Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lewis. ■ _ Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kenny of New York, are proud parents of a boy, RobeVt Smith Kenny. Mrs. Kenny before her marriage was Mira Jean 'Hunt^'^1^^'^’'"’*31^^ Mr. and Mrs. Elma Correll and Mrs....
Oct 11, 1951 C.S. t . mm l a■ ' . ; ...t . mm l a■ ' . ; Honors For Hie Editor. A newspaper editor has been honored. ' ■ - •>£ > ■ Virginia journalists, observing National Newspaper Week last week, and southern historians gathered at Fort Monroe Saturday,...
Oct 11, 1951 for ten days. When the ten days are up, ...■• O -O ^ *•„ ' I see by the papfcrs that the New York philahrmonic went to Scotland for the festival and got skirled and bagpiped back to the railroad station on their way home. . ' . The...
Oct 11, 1951 ' Ferko 8 Wbnder Bread String Band, stars of Ferko 8 Wbnder Bread String Band, stars of New York and Chic**° World’* Pairs, the Toronto Exposition, and the Philadelphia I Mummer’s Parade, will be on hand again for this year’s gala night parade, Oetobe* 12. " The internationally famous...
Oct 11, 1951 ana Mn. irttn carder of ^Philadelphia were guests several ...P. Cannon of 'Arlington and Mr. and Mrs. H. ' B. Cannon of New York were visitors Monday of Mrs. B. R. % Cannon^at Castleton. . ' Mrs. James M. Yates, who spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. ;...
Oct 11, 1951 There will be a Chitterling and ...Mr. and Mrs. John Barbour. . , and Mrs- Clarence Hearing left for New York Saturday to their niece, Divane. She had been spending several months^ 'i here* >• ®*'*- *nd Mrs. Robert C. Davis were dinner guests Sunday of...
Oct 18, 1951 ®ay give you dangerous delusions ...! : : ] ^ the Walras said ... § IIINHIHIIINI HltllMiliniMl Macy’s, New York’s big store, has begun to feel sorry for the city dweller who ’s life has not been enriched by a visit to a realsure- enough-honest-to-John...
Oct 18, 1951 MACRUDER KEYSER ATTENDS ..., -wSale (Continued from page 1) tually, bidders on hand were from Florida, New York, Texas, West |VJing*rtia, Maryland, California, New Jersey District of Columbia, Georgia, Pennsylvania, and Virginia. Two beef-hungry ladies from jSperryville pooled their purse holdings to learn...
Oct 25, 1951 «ome 118,000 acres. Water Recognized As Critical Natural Resource ...industry, and .water for irrigating farm lands throughout the West. Water shortage put New York ■City in the headlines a year ago. This year it is a hundred other smaller communities. People dare not wash cars, or water gardens. Eagerly...
Nov 1, 1951 Mr. and Mrs. W. ...Castleton, were weekend visitors of relatives at Point Pleasant, Pennsylvania. Ralph Ingersoll of New York City, was at Castleton Wednesday to look over-his property, purchased from John W. Sours some time ago. Mr. and Mrs. Manley of Chester, Pa., are...