Roanoke

Named 3,318 times. These are the 400 blocks the place was read from (the first 400 kept), in the order the paper printed them.

Nov 2, 1950 Wade H. Massie, III, and Miss Grace Walahan were ...visitors Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Aylette Buckner. Rev. P. H. Chelf, of Roanoke, spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Johnson, while in the county conducting services at Oakley Sunday morning and night. Mrs. Amos Butler was...
Nov 2, 1950 Miss Mattie Rector was an over* night guest of ...Montrose, was home for the-week end. Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Eubank, of Roanoke, were the week-end guests of Mrs. J. Frank Jones at her home “Delamore.” Mrs. Jones will return home with Mjr. and Mrs. Eubank for a stay...
Nov 9, 1950 Spooky PUy To Be ...C., following a long period of failing health. Funeral services were held at Roanoke on Monday, November 6. Mr. Wright is survived by his wife, Mrs. Roberta Alice Wright, and five daughters and five eons: Mr*. Mildred Wilson, Mrs. Virginia...
Nov 9, 1950 Power Pruner Shown ...6 and 7, Albemarle, December 8, Rappahannock, Decern-. ~ber 'I2, Franklin; "December 18, Roanoke; December 14, Botetourt, and December IS, Bedford. Dreiling said about 35 of' the mechanical power pruners now are in use in Virginia.
Nov 9, 1950 tattle miss uana n*y oneau was the week-end guest ...Mrs. M. E. Sliger and Mr. and Mrs. Charles W004 left Tuesday for Roanoke, where they will attend the Baptist association until Thursday. Wednesday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Woodward were Miss Olivia Coughlin of Boston, Mrs. Bob...
Nov 9, 1950 uiuvcisny ux xvntpu Heal, technical directod, National Pest (Control ...Exterminating Company, Atlanta, Ga.; C. E. Gerhardt, secretary, Virginia State Pest Control Association, Roanoke; and M. P. Jones, USDA entomolokist, Washington, D.C. Dr. John R. Hutcheson, ohanAcadlor-of yPL will be tht banquet speaker,' Wednesday evening Entomology workshops, in which the...
Nov 9, 1950 The bulla were shipped to Virginia by truck and The bulla were shipped to Virginia by truck and distributed from Roanoke and Richmond. Young fanner Hill with vo-ag instructor Johnson selected the O. R. Johnson chapter bull from the Richmond lot of 25. They were accompanied by the president...
Nov 9, 1950 ago the great blight, starting irom « New York ...high._*An experimental plot is being maintained in the George Washington National Forest near Roanoke. There on a sunlit hillside, the new chestnut is planted among a wide variety of other chestnuts —and easily has out-stripped all. Everywhere it has proved...
Nov 16, 1950 Guests <jf Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Johnston Sunday were ...son John Lewis Turner were in Front Royal Monday. B. N. Eubank, of Roanoke, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Turner Monday and Tuesday.
Nov 23, 1950 FARMS attd HOMES ...Va. —- Telephone 3821 Cooperating with reliable brokers locally, in nearby counties, Charlottesville, Roanoke, Richmond, Falls Church, Alexandria, Arling- ' ■ ton, Washington. Baltimore, Philadelphia, • New York, Los Angeles, and elsewhere. | COURTESY — TRUTH — SERVICE
Nov 23, 1950 BRIDGE CLUB ENTERTAINED ...Capt. and Mrs. H. C. Warwick will attend the VFI-VMI football game in Roanoke today. They will be the over-night guests of Mrs. John Eldridge of Lynchburg and wilt be accompanied home by Mr. and Mrs. William Warwick, of Richmond,...
Nov 23, 1950 Ur. and Mrs. Edmond Lcsrell, of Roanoke, spent a Ur. and Mrs. Edmond Lcsrell, of Roanoke, spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Luttrell. • Harry Stephenson spent several days the past week in Richmond with Dr. and Mrs. Hunter McGuire.
Nov 23, 1950 Robert W. Sealock of Washington, ...Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Lea and family will attend the VMI-VPI game at Roanoke. Miss Lolita Dennis and Miss Sarah Watts, of Charlottesville,; were gitests Monday and Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dennis. Mr. and Mrs. John Davis...
Nov 30, 1950 Brook* Moffett who is attending medical school in Richmond, ...at their home in Warrenton. -i** Mr. and Mia. B. N. Eubank, of Roanoke, have been spending several days with Mrs. J. Frank Joaea at her home “Delsmore.” i Mr. and Mrs. Trenton Burke and aon Richard (were guests of...
Nov 30, 1950 DANCE AT WASHINGTON ...that all Christmas packages for boxes to be sent to veterans at the Roanoke hospital, be given or mailed to her by December 1. GUESTS OF A. W. YOWELLS Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Yowell and Miss Mary Frances Yowell...
Nov 30, 1950 !»• « tailor-mod* wit, Virginia's Yorktown Manorial Bridg* is ...gating a custom fitting at U. S. St**Ts Virginia Bridg* Company shops at Roanoke. Rm* by pi*c* th* n*w span is ass*mbl«d tor shipment to Yorktown to r*plac* th* ferry which now carries important north-south traffic ©a U. S. Rout*...
Nov 30, 1950 FARMS and HOMES ...Telephone $821 r s Cooperating with reliable brokers locally, in nearby counties, Charlottesville, Roanoke, Richmond, Falls Church, Alexandria, Arlington, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Los Angeles, and elsewhere. * COURTESY -i- TRUTH — SERVICE
Dec 14, 1950 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith re* turned. Jto their ...George W. Brown and other relatives in Louisa. > B. N. Eubank, of Roanoke, waa the over-night guest Sunday Mrs. JT. Frank Jones, and Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Jones at their homo “Deiamore.” rn Tirk arm loan ms IMS...
Dec 21, 1950 V November 27, 1931 Mrs. William G. Wood returned ...Arthur Miller attended the movies in Front Royal Monday. Mrs. Tate Green, of Roanoke is visiting at “Clover Hill’’ home of J. Hill O’Bannon. John G. Racer, age 67, died at his home near Smedley April 6. he is survived...
Jan 4, 1951 Order of Publication ...Mrs. Buddy Palmer and son spent the holidays with Mrs. Palmer’s parents at Roanoke.
Jan 18, 1951 Wood Brofc Packing Plant ...was construct* ed and began operations in 1346. Eubank and Caldwell, architects of Roanoke, designed the plant ■with'the assistance of Grabill Man. ufacturers, who installed packing house* equipment, and Virginia Ice Machine Co., who installed cold storage equipment. The packing...
Jan 18, 1951 ticultural society meeting m Roanoke this week were E. ticultural society meeting m Roanoke this week were E. M. Jones, C. W. Keyser, W. A. Moore and Herbert Foster. Charlie Compton spent Thursday afternoon with his brotherin-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Bill Whorton in Arlington. Galley Smith, III,...
Feb 1, 1951 Like a mammoth erector set operation, this huge swing span section, ...world’s longest highway swinp span. Here at U. S. Steel’s Virginia Bridge Company's Roanoke shops, workmen make certain all structural members fit with precision. Dismantled, it will'be shipped to bridge site. Arrow points to workmen, dwarfed by 500-foot length of...
Feb 1, 1951 Cancer Control Program ...be held by the Virginia Division, American Cancer (Society, in Charlottesville, Williamsburg, and Roanoke the second week in February, according to Mrs. I. M. Hufford, of Alexandria, State Commander, who will preside. Invited to these meetings are chapter presidents, education,...
Feb 1, 1951 v ...... *' ' .'?• y yv" 1 • ...for No* •rocs published in Newark, NJ. appeared in condensed fora In the Roanoke Times, and in the Richmond News Leader. It sum* up, so admirably, an intelligent and patient approach to the so* lotion of racial problems that we...
Feb 8, 1951 District 4-H Contests ...10 in Lynchburg, Pittsylvania, Halifax, Campbell, Amherst, and Nelson counties; February 17 in Roanoke, Allegheny, Henry, Franklirt, Botetourt, Bedford, and Roanoke counties. Contests were held February 3 in Farmville for Fluvanna, Goochland, Cumberland, Prince Edward, and Charlotte counties. Other area...
Feb 8, 1951 - Misses Merle and Marie Goode and Bob Sabin, ...her home . in Etlan. * Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Eubank, of Roanoke, were the guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Turner. Tuesday Mr. Eubank was in Alexandria on business, Mrs. John Wood, of Danville, is the guest...
Feb 22, 1951 Drive Now Underway ...organization, Mr. Smith last month proposed to Chamber President N. W. Kelley, of Roanoke, that “there are per. baps thousands of men in the ' State like myself, or rather like I was before I joined the State Chamber.’’ .......
Feb 22, 1951 terms the advantages which membership has meant to Una. ...least one new member between now and the 27th annual membership meeting at Roanoke April 18-19. Those who accent the invitation are supplied with lists of the names and addresses of prospective new members of comparable standing in their own...
Mar 1, 1951 Mrs. J. B. Williams, Mrs. Idar Devers, and Mrs. ...guests Friday of Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Eubank at their home in Roanoke. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Turner, John and Caroline _ attended the wedding of Miss Dawn Pauline Teske, daughter of \ , A., H. Teske in...
Mar 1, 1951 'iTr*-h- (m ■ vrf*-- : w+jf-i ***•■» ^,5*. ‘j ...with Hr. and M.s. O. N. Clore of Cnlp«p«r. B. N. Eubank, of Roanoke, waa the guest for aevoral days recently of Mr. and Mr*. Lewis Turner. Hiss Lillie Johnson, who was on the sick list last week, is better?...
Mar 1, 1951 MU» Gladys Reid and Mias Jo Elian worth, of ...their guest Mrs. P. W. Scudere, of Front Royal. Miss Virginia Moore, of Roanoke, was the over-night guest of ' Miss Beth Owen at “The Maples” Friday night. On Saturday Miss Moore and Miss Owen spent the night in Washington,...
Mar 15, 1951 * Mlas NelTie VirgmiaManual, 46, ...Mannal, of Front Royal; Haywood Manual, of Hampton Roads, and Frank Manual, of Roanoke. Also surviving are a number of nieces and nephews. Among those from out of town attending the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. John Heyl of Warrenton,...
Apr 12, 1951 Town Code Prohibits ...100 varieties of daffodil from Mart in Gloucester, and from Walts Brothers in Roanoke. Fur further information concerning the classes call Mrs. K. D. Herrberg, publicity chairman, or Mia. Edward Lauek, in Luray.
Apr 26, 1951 Mrs. T. C. Lea and Mrs. Robert ...Tuesday of Mrs. B. R. Cannon. Mr. and Mrs. ,B. N. Eubank, of Roanoke, werd the guests for several days last week of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Campbell at “Twinland”. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Campbell had as their...
Apr 26, 1951 Miss Yvonne Ca.ter of Washington, ...Francis Carter, his returned to her home. Mrs. Burnett, who had been in Roanoke to attend the funeral of her sister, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Francis Carter from Roanoke to Washington. Guests Sunday of Mrs. John M. Barbour were Mr....
May 3, 1951 FARM SOLD TO E. B. HUDSON ...celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Monday, May 7, with an entertainment at the Roanoke Womans Club, for their many friends and relatives. Rev. Chelf was for about 20 years postor of the Baptist churches consisting of Amissville, Washington, Flint Hill...
May 10, 1951 WILLIAM J. KENDRICK ...Royal, and a brother of Mrs. Robert L. Massie has been transferred to Roanoke as Division Chief Chemist for the Lone Star Cement Corporation. Mr. Kendrick served as Division Chief Chemist for the corporation in Hudson, N.Y., from1944 to 1951....
May 17, 1951 Mrs. E. R. Browning and John ...day, after his recent illness with pneumonia. Mrs. E. M. Jones left for Roanoke Monday, where she will remain until Thursday, attending i the Virginia Federation gl Garden Clubs. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Burch of Washington, D.C., were week-end...
May 24, 1951 Garden Club Receives ...During the annual meeting of the Virginia Federation of Garden clubs, held in Roanoke May 16, the Rappahannock Garden Club was awarded two ribbons, for flower show achievement. The Virginia Federation of Garden Clubs awarded the county club the blue...