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Nov 3, 1949 Sthow and Square Dance ...October 11 —i—i—— The Blue Valley Boys -of WCVA, Culpeper, will be in Washington next Friday, October 14, at Washington High School. They will give a show from 7:30 tto 9 p.m and from 9 to 1 o’clock they will...
Nov 3, 1949 Rappahannock Calves ...Miller, 4-H member and son of Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Miller of Washington, purchased one of these'calves to put on feed as a club project while Henry Balmer of Pennsylvania was the high bidder of the other three; Top...
Nov 3, 1949 “Thia* could be 1877 as well »s 1949/’ states “Thia* could be 1877 as well »s 1949/’ states W. E. Compton, Washington resident, “because ‘Rappahannock News’ was printed, in tibis same building that year—and here it is again.” With the aid of County Clerk Jamea X, -Settle, Mr... Compton...
Nov 3, 1949 Largest Apple Shipment i: ...Dodson and Carson Johnson of Sperryville, Lester B u r k e of Washington, G. W. Smithy R. H. Dulalaney, Herbert Foster, Roland Welch, and the Wood Bros, trvcks from Flint" Hill. The. train of trucks pulled out i between...
Nov 3, 1949 4-H Club News ...following new officers: Peter Estes, president; Margy Dcdson, vice-president, and Bernice Nether3, secretary-treasurer. Washington J.nior 4-H club chose Betty Lou Rutherford president; Becky Jones, vice-president; and Carlvle Lu, secretary-treasurer.1 the girls in the Spgrryville club wa3 “Good Grooming and So...
Nov 3, 1949 'Rappahannock News 'Rappahannock News Published Thursday Morning at Washington, Rappahannock County, 'Virginia . Dial Washington 2851 LUCY CATHERINE BOWIE Publisher Application for entry as Becondclass ma.ter is pending. -Subscription:-$2.00 a ye« EDITORIAL k .A Bargain Who would hesitate to spen<J $1.80 for...
Nov 3, 1949 H. D, Schedule Schedule Flint Hill 4-H club, at school, November 7, 10:45 a.m. Washington Senior 4-H club, at school, November 7, 1:30 p.m. Sperryville R.D. club meets at home of Mrs. W. H. Lyne, November 8, 2 p.m. "“Accessories for tfh* Living...
Nov 3, 1949 PUt Do You Know ..."September included Jake Smoot,. Jr., Raymond Brown Foster, and Baron F. Dodson, of Washington, and Frank Atkins, Jr., of Sperryville. NATIONAL APPLE WEEK . October 31 — November 5
Nov 3, 1949 Voi. i, ijM of Slajrjralfatmork Nrroa RAPPAHANNOCK NATIONAL BANK ...ijM of Slajrjralfatmork Nrroa RAPPAHANNOCK NATIONAL BANK "A Bank Witk A Personality” ' Washington, Virginia Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation . &SS 4 iliilllllllIllllllllllimmillllllHHIIIIIHIIIimiltltmilllHttllHMItlHHIIIHMIKttMItltUtlHHtnHI
Nov 3, 1949 , .. ...Owner J. B. JOHNSON, Auctioneer V D. ...Cleric. LUNCH WILL BE SERVED by t Woman's Society of Christian Service of Washington Methodist Church' ---P nfYrBWinfmfUUUl At the tame time there will be a Community Auction Sale. by WSCS. Household Furniture, Clothes and Other Articles, Call Washington 2521.
Nov 3, 1949 PRINTER SEES ...returned home snd served for 15 years as mayor of the town of Washington, 1933 to 1945. Mr. Compton graciously con_seated to read proof on this first ' issue of Rappahannock News. H? has been a daily visitor at the...
Nov 3, 1949 The Campbell Commission, a by-partizan group consisting of distinguished ...him. The Rappahannock county Candida teforthe Culpeper-Soil Conservation District, F. Downing Wood, of Washington, has long been interested in matters pertaining to soil conservation and is a progressive farmer of the county. He will make an able representative of the...
Nov 3, 1949 "CAN I CUT THE COST ( ' ...inn eel ed iwO Mi memo* IWw't ee ebllfHan. Allen D. Johnson % Washington, Virginia • « - • m i . • ? *> • ffMM quota retot mi my cor: ' * : ■. . *•- . <m...
Nov 3, 1949 T. W. S. Davit Taint ' ...He attended the Naval Academy at Annapolis, the University of Virginia and the Washington Col- • lege of Law. During the war he was a Naval officer. ' Mr. Davit is the brother of George H'. Davis, Jr., special attorney...
Nov 3, 1949 . Mrs. Lucio J. fcilby efttertaifted ...of the party took place, a ha^ride. — ----—t—■*— Mrs. Robert Petersen of Washington, D. C., and Miss .Carol Settle of. University of Maryland s^ent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Settle. Birthday Party ■...
Nov 3, 1949 WSCS Meetings Held ...' A quilting party was held by the members of the WSCS of Washington Methodist church on Monday evening at the home t£ Mrs. Jessie -Rowzie. The members • worked on two quilts, which when completed will be sent to...
Nov 3, 1949 Greeting*! ...General and Mrs. C. L Booth, and children, Char, lie and BettyjBooth, of Washington, D. C., Cob and Mrs. B. F. Miller of Speriyville, Mrs. John J. Miller of Flint Hill, and Robert Miller. Recent guests at the home of...
Nov 3, 1949 REAL ESTATE ...prospects for All Kind* of Property^ Outride Connection*. W. A. Miller' Local Broker Washington, .Va. • Phone 21S1 5 lb*. TRIPLETT’S MEAL given with each purchase of 25 !b*. TRIPLETTS FLOUR WASHINGTON CASH STORE When you nttd Household or Personal...
Nov 3, 1949 m r, sno - an-rs- -v -iJin* oiFredericksburg ...of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Brown were Mrs. Kitty Sealock Ridgeway of Washington, D. C., Lieut. and Mrs. Paul Washom and two children, Bryant and Stephen, of Oregon and Mrs. Charles Lee of Washington State. Mrs, Hiarry L, Smith,...
Nov 3, 1949 '***■■**- i ' ***''■**' ' .Mft ,Y,,*,f. Mrs. G. ...and Mrs. IX M. Sullivan. / ’ *~ Minor B. Lewis, Jr., of Washington, D. C., was a week-end visitor in the, home of Mrs. .Carroll Menefee and Mrs. Janie E. •’ Jarvis, w ' , . Mr. and Mrs....
Nov 3, 1949 •Stter, MissiCpIIaen Dennis and Mr, ...spent Saturday at ^he home of Gen, and Mrs. C. L .Booth in Washington, D. C. • Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Turner entertained at dinner Sunday, having as guests Mr. and Mrs. 0. D. Turner and cildren, Oscar, Jr.,...
Nov 3, 1949 BEr.and Mr*. C.' B. Wood and family visited relatives ...church on Friday. ' £ Mrs. Elizabeth DeBergh spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Washington, D. C., with Jimmie Van DeBergh during the absence of His parents^ Ltv and Mrs. James DeBergh, wh<{ celebrated their second 'wedding anniversary on Tuesday.
Nov 3, 1949 Rappahannock Garden i ...Mrs. J. M. Settle for Flint Hill, Mrs. George H. Davis, Jr., for Washington, S. E. Hening for Sperryville, Mrs. C. R. Hite for F. T. Valley, and Mrs. W. ” R. Williamson • for Woodville. Miss Ethel long, as...
Nov 3, 1949 . Washington High School, Washington, Va^inia SlafFof "LITTLE WASHINGTON Washington High School, Washington, Va^inia SlafFof "LITTLE WASHINGTON POST* Ectitor-in-Chief . . ... ....GLADYS REID AssieUnt Editor . . ..'. ........ PHYLISS HUDSON ^ Reporter* / HELEN ZINN JO ELLEN WORl*H MAiRY KAY FINCH AM PEGGY ANN GREEN JUNIOR MARTIN...
Nov 3, 1949 School To You ...school day® iwitb a proud smile? ’ l Here you are—a pupil in Washington High School. ■ y Here is your echool. / What is your scboolygoing to be? What is life to be? . . . A Success?? G&'
Nov 3, 1949 - Ailuflmi News ...training at RocStingham Memorial hospital are Anna Mae Martin and Hilda Nethers. At Washington, l>. C., Mae Racer is working in Sibley hospital and Marie Racer in the credit iuream ^Marion ®piMr is ' a waitress at the RHz Hi-Hat...
Nov 3, 1949 Assembly Programs ...remarks ^which brought laughter' ] ^ifam the audience. ' 7*he F.F.A. boys of Washington and Sperry vil!e, under the direction of Mr. Wagnet, presented a Womanless Wedding. The boys participated whole-heartedly, giving -much entertainment to the high school and their...
Nov 3, 1949 Odd* and End* ...poems by Mr. Link. A complaint bag been entered •by the boys of Washington and adjoining towns. Will Mary Burke please make up her mind as to who’s the lucky guy and stop ■breaking all these hearts. A certain Sperryvilie...
Nov 3, 1949 a few weeks ago. Mfs. Pullen and Mrs. Kendsll ...grade, was spotted pleading with" a reporter not 'rto p.t, in the “Little Washington Post’* about her eventful trip to Baltimore. Of course, we dcntt do such a thing, Shirley. . . . Did you have a nice time? The...
Nov 3, 1949 v Mr*. Downing Wood screamed her way ;0 victory ...Wood screamed her way ;0 victory in the nusbaaUfU ct-liing „ contest at Washington Eign School' Friday nkt i., and Farmer Ned Jone? defeated two finalists, Farmer Cheatham and Farmer Luttreil, with a mighty heg-rousing call! The annual Hi&llowe’en party...
Nov 3, 1949 food Fresh Fruit and Vegetables p:s«ws:::3 Oysters arrive e^ch .... . . . , ^ . ; .. : . ’s Grocery Washington, Va. Dial 2391
Nov 3, 1949 Always a TSmT—• .f;~ | Always a TSmT—• .f;~ | A letter from Washington, D. C., early in September contained a check with the request that the writer, F. C. Beggarly, be the first subscriber to Rappahannock’s new paper. Hie didn’t even know the name...
Nov 3, 1949 taxes. ...Lunch Room tickets were the first school printing from that fair city, and Washington High School’s first job was some book report slips for Mrs. B. R. Cox. The first picture takeif for the paper was of that distinguished group,...
Nov 3, 1949 New* Among Our ..."and Charles Freeman celebrated his seventh birthday on Monday at ttheir homes in Washington. - • ( Hfenry Brown of Pennsylvania was the guest last week of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Carter and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carter. Mr. and...
Nov 3, 1949 sermon for the occasion was delivered ...Mrs. Nellie William^ was formerly of Rappahannock. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Timbers of Washington D. C., visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs.Henry Tim- • bfers, over the week fend. A benefit dinner will be served at Pine Knot Inn on...
Nov 3, 1949 iiMiiiHtitiiiiiiiKiiiiiimiinnmilj iiMiiiHtitiiiiiiiKiiiiiimiinnmilj 2nd Anniversary Watt’s Barber & Beauty Shop Washington, Virginia s /' *•' s « : s To all my customers: Many thanks for your patronage during these two years. I • . S
Nov 10, 1949 County News Notes ...■ % ? \ '}> Mr. and Mrs. Ivan * T. Paraowsky of Washington, C., .ware • the week-end. guests of Mr. an^ . Mrs. C. E. Johnson, Jr., at hteir irex eortqgib of Arlington, spent ^uii-: - -- Mr>and...
Nov 10, 1949 W.M.U. !Met Tuesday W.M.U. !Met Tuesday The W.M.U. met Tuesday at Washington Baptist church with Mrs. Gilbert Updike as the program chairman in the absence f Mrs. Frank Jones. Mrs. John A. Keyser and Mrs. C. G. Reid gave reports oir the program....
Nov 10, 1949 Rockets Begin Practice ...with the Rappahannock fruit' growers’ and the veterans’ class at 7:30 tonight in Washington Courthouse. The topics, for discussion are; .Q*chard Fertilization and Mouse Control. Orders will be,taken at this time for poison .bait.;rTo Meet Tuesday -. * , ....
Nov 10, 1949 K&ppan&nnock 4-H news ...'These were the'Bperryville Sjr.v 4-H; Bell Meade 4-H; Forest:. Grove 4-H; Beager 4-H; Washington Jr. 441; Sperryville Jr. 4* , H; and Amissville 4-H. , Tbe glrla in fate Sperryville 41XX* sewing as their project for the winter. Most .of,...