Philadelphia

Named 1,822 times. These are the 400 blocks the place was read from (the first 400 kept), in the order the paper printed them.

Nov 3, 1949 This time the census Job will require 150,000 persons ...a number 8% times the' dise of America’s biggest city 100 years ago, Philadelphia, then the nation’s capital as well. The population is expected to number about 150-millions, nearly 40 times the 1790 total. Our society has become primarily urban...
Nov 3, 1949 PRINTER SEES ...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 one term of Congress. He located.in Newsutk, N. J.,...
Nov 3, 1949 Odd* and End* ...is a green pick-up. Mr. Link had a delightful, though short, trip to Philadelphia Dodson, vice-president; Flossie Norman, secretary-treasurer. . Student Council—Mary Karland Fincham, president; Phyllis Hudson. rice-preeident; Kosie—Mae Mills, secretary-treasurer.
Nov 10, 1949 County News Notes ...this week at the home of __his mother, Mrs Florence W. Hickman in Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs. Earley Sisk and Mrs.-’Hen.; ,ry Si$k visited Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dodson at Sperryville over the . week end. M*. and Mrs. L. J....
Nov 10, 1949 Loci! Farm ...Dreisonstok and Miss Rita Wayland of Washington, D. C., and Lewis Aber of Philadelphia. ^stHtNwnmi •misrmtssieeitMMsei
Nov 24, 1949 Mr. und Mrs. Clarence Dear* ing entertained at dinner ...Friday evening. Miss Carolyn Carter is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ellen Saunders, in Philadelphia' this week, y, Mr: and Mrs. Kedrick Roberts entertained a group otf guests at their home Saturday evening. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Porterj...
Dec 15, 1949 Mrs. Catherine Williams and Mrs. Paul Minner were Sunday ...Wilbert Fletcher and Ernest iRoy are visiting Mrs. Catherine Evans and sisters in Philadelphia this week. MMrtsttieMmtttMnMMmattMMMNMtMmiMiNamiiaiMMiwMtf
Dec 22, 1949 The Lewis Quartet of Culpeper will present a musical ...veteran’s hospital in Martinsburg, West Va. Mrs. Hattie Richardson left , Saturday foT Philadelphia, Pa., where she will spend some time with her children. Mrs. Carolyn Carter, who is working in Philadelphia, Pa., spent the week end with h^j: husband,...
Dec 29, 1949 1IIJ5 LUIltlUUtJU niul autuutuitc CIt. a ladies’ school in ...couple on the long drive to Warrenton where they left by train for Philadelphia to attend the Centennial. Upon their retunf they made their home at “Locust Shade** with Mr. Anderson’s mother, which meant the bride was settling in her...
Jan 5, 1950 Week-end guests of Mrs. Lute ...YorH. Dr. and Mrs. James Wrong and ther daughter and two sons of Philadelphia, spent several days last week at the Lee Highway hotel. Oiv Saturday evening Mrs. Howard entertained at dinner for the wongs. Those present weere Mr. and...
Jan 5, 1950 Can You Name This ...was made on June 7, 1776, when he introduced before the Congress at Philadelphia the celebrated motion that “these United Colonies are, and of right ought to be, free and independent states, absolved from all al-4. legiance to the British...
Jan 5, 1950 M i . an.I M is. lin hai J ...t'hii-tnuis ho!i• lays at tin- home of Dr. ami Mis. (.noiffn West in Philadelphia, Pa.
Jan 5, 1950 .wrs. .Maria rietcner and ;miss .wrs. .Maria rietcner and ;miss Lottie Fletcher of Philadelphia. Pa., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fletcher this week. Rev. and Mrs. Davis of Washington, D. C., were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Carter. Mrs. Ella Davis...
Jan 26, 1950 Mrs. Gilbert Fincham ...Woodville; two sisters, Mrs. Lillie Fincham o? Culpeper, and Mrs. Nellie DonaVan of Philadelphia; a brother, Eastham Jenkins of Culpeper; and four grandchildren. Those serving as pallbearers /were Ernest Hancock, Lloyd JenKins, James Lam, Floyd Jenkins, Clifton Jenkins, and Otis...
Jan 26, 1950 Action, however, depend# upon the President and Congress.- The ...Citizens Committee for Reorganization of the Executive Branch-of the Government, 1421 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia 2, Pennslyvama. for more information about the Commission Report. Tell your neighbors about it. Make speeches! Make your representatives in Washington act—now!
Jan 26, 1950 County News Notes ...Co"per of Viewtown on Sunday. Miss Knii'y Mendel! spent last w eek in Philadelphia. Pa., visititiy relatives. Miss Runy Puller. was a Tnursday evenitur visit.", of Mr. and Mrs. r. R. Johnson. . Mrs. S, K. Menir.ir ami Mrs. <\...
Jan 26, 1950 Rappahannock Recipes ...A. Miller ',4-lb. sharp cheese- (yellow) 2 packages blue or Roquefort 3 packages Philadelphia Cream 1 dash catsup 1 teasp. dry or liquid mustard 1 small onion (grated) Worcestershire Sauce (to .taste) Red Pepper (to taste) Mayonnaise (small amount) Blend...
Feb 2, 1950 it now costs the rost Office I >eI'i'nnient ...for Reorganization of 1 he Executive Branch of the Government, 1421 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia 2, Pennsylvania. Write veuir I'ungressman. Inform your'-•■If about the Commission Report. 1*11 yeeur neighbors! Socialized Medicine To Be Discussed By Bird Difficulties being encountered in Great...
Mar 2, 1950 Do You Want To Cut ...Committee for Reorganization of the Executive Branch of the Government, 1421 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia 2 Pennslyvama, for further information. Tell your friends and ne.ghbors! You must act before it is too late! Be Careful With Fires During 1949 brush, trash...
Mar 2, 1950 spot. There they visited Burnside spot. There they visited Burnside bridge, the museum, the National Cemetery, the Philadelphia Brigaed area and the Com Fields. The convoy arrived,at Antietam at 9:45 and Douglas A. Cather spoke to the boys. P. H. Younger spoke briefly about the...
Mar 9, 1950 attended the services were Mr. ...the services were Mr. and Mrs. Alan Compton and Mrs. Katie Compton of Philadelphia, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Reuben A. Compton of Pulaski, Mrs. O. W. Borden, Mr. and Mrs. McCarty, Mrs. George Wilkerson, Mrs. Edward Collins, and Mr^. Bertha...
Mar 9, 1950 Do You Wait To Cat ...Committee for Reorganization of the Executive Branch of the Government, 1421 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia 2, Pennslyvania, for further information. Tell your friends and neighbors! You must act before it is too late!
Mar 16, 1950 >Ab matter* stand, when you attempt ...Committee for Reorganization of the Executive Branch of the Government, 1421 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia 2, Pennsylvania, for further information. Get your neighbors to work with you in this crusade.
Mar 23, 1950 daughters of Washington, D. C., visited friends in Scrabble ...Ollie Dennis, who is visiting them for several weeks. Miss Carolyn Carter of Philadelphia, Pa., spent the week end with her husband, Leonard Carter, and children. R. L. Barnes, Frederick Black, and David Richardson of Carver High School faculty, were...
Mar 30, 1950 Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Keyser entertained ...in Charlottesville. Mrs. Robert J. Petersen visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller in Philadelphia over the week end, and was a guest of Miss Harriet Fletcher in Rock'Ville Center, N. Y., on Sunday, and she spent several days last week...
Apr 6, 1950 William Spicer spent the week ...daughter Christine and Mrs. Philip Trammell and children of Fairfax. Tommy Hickman of Philadelphia, Pa., spent the .week end Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hickman. Bonnie Thornhill returned to his home in Warrenton Sunday after spending the past week with...
Apr 6, 1950 News Among Our ...list. Mr. and Mrs. Benny Matey' and Mr. and Mrs. James Fletcher of Philadelphia, Pa., visited relative.- and mends in W ashington over the week end. Miss Ruth Carter spent Friday n Washington, D. C. She was accompanied hack home...
Apr 6, 1950 A * V » . » Uill A * ...parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Barbour. .Mr. and Mrs. James Fletcher ot Philadelphia, Pa., and Mi-. Dorothy Porter of Culpeper, were visitois at tbe Washington Bapt •-1 cb i rh >ii .-in’ lay.
Apr 13, 1950 In 1783 he resigned his commission ...his home. He was sent as a delegate to the constitutional convention at Philadelphia in 1887. After the constitution was adopted, he was unanimously elected to the Presidency. Last week’s famous Virginian was Thomas Nelson Page. Glee Club The Glee...
May 11, 1950 Mrs. John R. Moore and daughter, Miss Nancy Moore, ...of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Jones. ■Mr. and Mrs. V. Keble of Philadelphia visited their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hickman, and family over the week end in Harris Hollow. Mrs. Mary Dulaney and Miss Eda...
May 11, 1950 Timely Information From ...a new process developed at the Department of Agriculture’? Eastern Regional Research Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa. Dr. G. E. Hilbert, chief of the Bureau of Agricultural and Engineering Chemistry, believes the inexpensive ptoceee promises better maple products at lower cost and...
May 18, 1950 list. ...of Steelton, Pa., and Mrs. War- ‘ ren Roy and daughter, Juanita, of Philadelphia, spent Mother’s Day with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Childs at Scrabble. Miss Irene Butler of Washington, D. C., spent the week end with her mother, Mrs....
Jun 8, 1950 They offered to have exact copies of the Liberty ...bellmasiei at Princeton University, made an exhaustive study of the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia and a search for a foundry to produce the bells began. . The United States lacked a bell foundry of the type necessary to produce these...
Jul 6, 1950 Mrs. Kathleen Lawrence is’ taking a two weeks vacation Mrs. Kathleen Lawrence is’ taking a two weeks vacation in Atlantic City and Philadelphia. Miss Peachy Lyne is visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Powell in Arlington. Emit Grimsley was a guest of Stanley Foster in Flint Hill last week....
Jul 6, 1950 Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Washing* ton and Jim Patterson ...Mrs. James F. Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. Benny Muncy, and Albert Fletcher of Philadelphia, Pa., spent the week end at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fletcher and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fletcher. Mrs. Ellis Copeland and...
Jul 13, 1950 Koyai; jyir. ana mrs. omnw rvuy, Misses Lucile and ...having spent a week at Massanetta Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller of Philadelphia were guests Sunday of Mrs. R. J. Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Davidson and family of Arlington, spent Sunday with Mr- and Mrs. M. R. Bradford,...
Jul 13, 1950 The Rev. ana Robert G. ...their sister and aunt, Mrs. Willie Gibbs. Compton Timbers and James Timbers of Philadelphia, Pa., were guests Monday of Miss Gladys Timbers and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rollins and two daughters, Carol and Patricia, and John Slaughter of Washington,...
Jul 27, 1950 Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Stier, who haV« been ...day of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ewing. • Edward Wallace Parker of Philadelphia, Pa., was a week-end fiest of.Mr. and Mrs. John A. eyser. " Mrs. H. M. Keyser and son Billy, of Williamsburg, are spend- ' ing three...
Aug 3, 1950 r gf '*• ' ’ww. n* “ >-» »*• ...' ’ww. n* “ >-» »*• f Mr. and Mrs. George Burton of Philadelphia, Pg., are visiting the former’s Bister, Miss Lottie Burton this week. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Smith .and family of Herndon and Miss Jessie Miller- Smith of...
Aug 24, 1950 day. Rev. and Mrs. €. C. Jones, of Richmond, ...A. .Tapp and daughter. i Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Collins and daughter, of Philadelphia; and Mrs. Annie Collins, of Arlington, Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Devers, of Arlington, Mrs* Payne and son of Lakota were visitors of Mrs.* E. A. Tapp...