Woodville
Named 18,484 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 With 14 members present, the Castleton Home Demonstration club ...to organize the other four clubs just as soon as possible. A new Woodville H.D. $lu,b is to be started November 11. This new^elub will have its first meeting at the home -of Mrs. Charlie Jenkins. The demonstration will be...
- Nov 3, 1949 H. D, Schedule ...p.m., November 10. The deroonsration will be on table service. The newly founded Woodville H.D. club will meet at the home of Mrs. Charlie Jenkins, November 11, at 2 p.m. The demonstrar tion will be on bottoming stools.
- Nov 3, 1949 County News Notes ...W.M.U. of Mt Lebanon church will meet with Mrs. C. B. Johnson of Woodville on Saturday, November 5. --Rev. W_ R. Dennis is. .recupe-. rating from a severe cold which confined him to his home for several days. Jack Dellinger...
- Nov 3, 1949 Rappahannock Garden i ...Hite for F. T. Valley, and Mrs. W. ” R. Williamson • for Woodville. Miss Ethel long, as program chairman for October, gave an instructive talk on the care of house plants. The exhibits consisted of chrysanthemums and arrangements of...
- Nov 10, 1949 Keyser Sells Sheep ...the past 20 years at “Glen Eyrie,” his farm in Harris Hollow. 29 Woodville Pupils Have 100% Record^ \
- Nov 10, 1949 With Mrs. Frances B. Thornton ...B. Thornton and Miss Lillie M. Johnson as their teachers, 29 pupils of Woodville school rang up perfect attendance records for last month. In the first grade they, are Alpheus Atkins, Charles Clark, Arthur & Hitt, Junior Sisk, Mary Grimsley,...
- Nov 10, 1949 Mrs. Raymond' Johnson sp«n^ the week end in Richmond. ...and son, Billy,‘ spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. R. T. Kibler at Woodville. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Sening of Sperryville were guests Sunday of Col. and Mrs. Williamson. Amos Hawkins of Richmond University spent the week end with...
- Nov 10, 1949 WoodrUlc H. D. CM WoodrUlc H. D. CM WO! Vultljuny. .. The Woodville H.D. club will ▼wit the sample kitchen; of tbo Northern Virginia Power Com* ' P*ny in Luray next Friday, November 18. They plan to leave' Woodville at 12:80 p.m. Mrs. Colleen...
- Nov 10, 1949 New* Among Our ...their home in Boston for the benefit of Shiloh - Baptist church in Woodville.
- Nov 10, 1949 • '• . , • v V •.*• ' ...director. V,; A religious movie will be held ■at Shiloh Baptist church in Woodville Friday night at 7:30. Admission 50c and 25c. * Mrs. Mabel Brent was hostess to idie Baptist missionary circle which held its monthly meeting at her...
- Nov 17, 1949 County News Notes ...'were visitors' in Amissville Sunday afternoon. •- , - i 'Scott Carder of Woodville is improving following an attack of inlluensa. Miss Mona Ruse of Washington, D. C., is visiting M*. and Mrs. V. H. Keeler for several weeks. Grover...
- Nov 17, 1949 juuu. _ _., -• ■ - -■ - ■■ ...■ - -■ - ■■ _• ^ : Mm. H. B. Wood of Woodville wo* not able to be at ber place of business in Culpeper Monday because of illness. Miss Bertha Johnson was a Oulpeper visitor Friday. Cecil Carder...
- Nov 17, 1949 County News Notes ...Mr. and Mrs. George Wood visited Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Nethers at Woodville on Sunday. . Miss Eleanor Pendleton of * Charlottesville, spent Sunday at the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Pendleton. \ v \...
- Nov 17, 1949 Culpeper visitor*'Saturday were Misses Lillie and Nellie Johnson . ...Mrs. C. C. Carder. 1 Miss Mary Stark Mad Mrs. Lily Barber of Woodville attended services at Reynold’s Memorial church on Sunday. Emory Conners of Woojhille has been on the sick list. # Miss Mary Rudasill, a teacher at Stephen...
- Nov 17, 1949 Silver Tea ...J. H. Filling, J. H. Pilling Jr., and Mrs. C. B. Johnson of Woodville visited Mr. Filling, a patient in University hospital, on Tuesday. Mr. Filling is reported slightly improved in health. ^ —
- Nov 17, 1949 Keyser. V. H. Keeler. » Mis* Bda Finks end ...and H. H. Stephenson of Culpeper were Sunday guesta at “Cedar Cottage” near Woodville. 9 •HHinMHMItllHMHIMmi
- Nov 17, 1949 C. B. Johnson of Woodville, who suffered a leg Johnson of Woodville, who suffered a leg injury in a fall two weeks ago, is somewhat improved. Miss !Ruby Pullen spent the week end iii L.ray. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Pullen and daughters, Charlotte and Audrey, were :Luray...
- Nov 17, 1949 Th * And Tfiat -; ...a regular twouo/ne. ^ -- Wor.Jvj]lc H. D. Club Holds F ast. Meeting Woodville County HjD. club featured the bottoming of chairs and stools at their first meeting, November 1:1, at the home of Mrs. Charlie 'Jenkins.. The ladies in...
- Nov 17, 1949 Rev. C. H. Sanford, pastor of Woodville church recently Rev. C. H. Sanford, pastor of Woodville church recently under* wfitV a foot operation. Willie Jones of Hampton Institute jb visiting his parents, . Mr. and Mas. Howard Jones of Wood* ville. ' Mrs. Annie Wallace and Melvin Hughes were...
- Nov 24, 1949 County News Notes ...Patterson was an overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Johnson in Woodville and returned to Suffolk on Monday. George Carder and his son, Lewis Carder of Arlington were dinner guests Sunday of Misses Lillie and Nellie Johnson. Miss...
- Nov 24, 1949 Amos Hawkins and Jimmie Johnson, students at University of ...Fredericksburg, with Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Johnson and Miss Nellie John^n of (Woodville; were in Front Royal, on Saturday. Guests .of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Johnson on Sunday were the ReV. Joseph. Patterson, Mr. and Mrs.. : Russell...
- Dec 1, 1949 • Film Presented At S.H.S. ...interest- to the citizens °f . Rappahannock — views from Red Oak mountain, Woodville. Admission wjll be adults 25c, children 10c, tax included.
- Dec 1, 1949 K1 ' < ' r ’ ** '* • ...of Richmond «pent several days last week with . Mrs. Luther Rudasill at Woodville. Mr. and Mrr. Thomas Ripley -of Blacksburg and Charles Browning were visitors of Misses Mary Wtark and Annie Stephenson on Saturday at Woodville. Warren Dennis, Miss...
- Dec 1, 1949 and sist«r-ir# law, Mr. and Mrs. ...returned to University of Richmond Sunday evening aftor {pending the holiday at their Woodville. “ Miss Annie Stephenson and Harry Stephenson were supper guests Sunday of Prof, and Mrs. H. IB. Winfrey. Miss Dorothy V. Hawkins returned to her school,...
- Dec 1, 1949 Henry Scott Carder * ...was active until a few weeks before his death at his residence in Woodville. He was a native of Woodville, the son of Richard and Margaret Carder. His wife, formerly Miss Emma Tinsley, died some years ago. Mr. Carder is...
- Dec 8, 1949 supervisors Hear Road ...the last meeting. AH board members were present except H. B. Wood of Woodville, absent due to illness.
- Dec 8, 1949 Jimmy Johnson Accepted ...Accepted • U. Va. Medical School Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Johnson of Woodville received Word this week from their son, Jimmy, that he had been accepted at the University of Virginia Medical College, Charlottesville. James Henry Jchnson (that’s Jimmy)...
- Dec 8, 1949 Sperryville Senior 4-H club will ...2. Castleton H D. meets with Mrs. Mamie Leake, December 15, at 2. Woodville H.D. meets with Mrs. R. M. Johnson, December 1<5 at 2. Chester 'Gap home demonstratiofi^club met with Mrs. Ivy Williams November 2'8 with 14 members present....
- Dec 8, 1949 Members of the family from ...places in each community are: <S to lie wall and Hawlin, Dulaney’s Store, Woodville; Wakefield, Bradford's Store, Flint Hill; Hampton, ’PMA Office, Washington; Piedmont, Schwartz’ Store, iSperryville; J a c k s o ti, Hackley’s Store, Anfissville. Polls will be...
- Dec 8, 1949 Woodrille School Woodrille School Those present every day at Woodville School for the month of November ere: i l •First Grade—Joe Alther, Maurice Lee Butler, Charles Clark, Clyde Craft, Arthur Hitt, Jimmie Menefee, Ray Menefee, Junior Sisk, Mary Grimfcley, MarI COAL DELIVERED...
- Dec 8, 1949 Dinner guests at “Clover HiU” Sunday were Mias Mary ...daughter, Audrey, were Sunday evening visitors of the J. E. range family at Woodville. Mr. and Mrs. Will Butler are ppenjiing Ibis v{eek with their son, Willie Butler, at Brandy. ’ Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Hening spent 'Sunday in...
- Dec 8, 1949 -vianon utz oi Wastjington, D. ...IRoy Jenkins and daughter of Norfolk spent the week end with relatives in Woodville. Merle Dulaney, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dulaney of Woodville, is indisposed with chicken-pox.
- Dec 8, 1949 County Hews Notes ..., City spent the week end. with her mother, Mrs. Luther Rudasill, at Woodville. Mr. and Mrs.vBryan. Johnson of Norfolk were week-end guists of Mrs. John Johnson. Dinner guests of.Misses Lillie pnd Nellie Johnson on -Sunday ''were Mr. and Mrs....
- Dec 8, 1949 T Woodville. Mr. and Mr*. George Hawkins and daughter, Woodville. Mr. and Mr*. George Hawkins and daughter, Judith, of Sperry- ville were Sunday guests of Mr. end Mrs. C. W. Hawkins. Luther -D. Harrington and his son, Luther Jr„ spent Sunday in Washington, J>. C„ with Mrs. Herrington who...
- Dec 8, 1949 Pm*,*, >h Dulaney and hi* daughter, Minn France* IhiUuey, ...at Cul>eper. J. H. Filling, who has been 11 at his home at Woodville, is nuch improved. He was a vihitor n Washington on Monday. Mrs. C. H. Fog* and Miss Mary Updike spent last Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs....
- Dec 15, 1949 lOO-Bushet Corn Chib ...where she will be a patient ’for .some weeks. Henry B. Wood of Woodville, who was takes side ahout ten 4sys ago, is improving at hi* home. a Mrs. C. D. Wood of Flint Hill, who has been a patient...
- Dec 15, 1949 H. D. Schedule * , ? ...club will meet with Mrs, Virginia Miller, December 21, at 2 p.m. ' Woodville Country H.D. meets frith Mrs. Mary Clark, December £2, at 2 p.m. •c Fodder Stack H;D. club meets with Mrs. Thomas Sinoot, DecemKhr 23, at 2...
- Dec 15, 1949 Mrs. (Fannie Kendall Mitchell ...Carder, of Arlington were Sunday guests of Misses Lillie and Nellie Johnson at Woodville. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Compton were guests Sunday of Miss Mamie Johnson. Mrs. Mary G. Thornhill returned to her home in Glasgow Saturday afternoon after a...
- Dec 15, 1949 —*»■■■'■ ■"■■y - ■———— Jimmie Johnson of University ' ...the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.; B.- Johnson at Woodville. On Saturday he attended ,the exercises at Madison college in connection with the inauguration of the new president, G. tyler Miller.
- Dec 15, 1949 Movie Presented ...9. The opening and closing scenes were from the Red Oak mountain near Woodville. Unusually bea tiful cloud effects enhanced the 'distant views from the mountain top and Raymond Johnson’s red cow lent color to the close-up scenes. . Pictures...