Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-01-23
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suited from pneumonia. Surviv-
ing him are his widow, who was
before her marriage Miss |
Barbara Holtzman, four SONS, |
Thomas j., of Lantz Mills, Chas.
F., mail clerk on the Southern
r. r of Lexington. Homer. of
Woodstock, and Frank, of near
Woodstock. and two daughters,
Mrs. Kirby J. Lambert, of Green
Hill, and Mrs. John Bowman, of
Readus, and several grandchil-
| dren, other relatives and friends
who will feel the loss of this
estlm able, kind aud affectionate
relative, friend and neiglbor.
Funeral took place Wednesday
morning a 10 o'clock from the
nearby chul CHI Wesley Chapel.
Interment was made in Massa-
nutten Cemetery, Woodstock.
Mr.. Ray Browne Coffman and
Miss Mary Amelia Whissen were
married at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Laura M.
Whissen in Edinburg. The Of
floating minister was Rey. H, S.
Coe of the NJ. E. Church, South.
The wedding ring of green-gold
antique design was included in
the ceremony, after which a we'd
ding breakfast was served to the
immediate families. The groom
is the son of Mayor and Mrs. J.
| N. Coffman and is a graduate &C.
Countant. He was a member of
the 3l3th A. E. F., S0th Div,
trained at Camp Lee, and was
overseas nearly two years, saw
two mouths in active service in
the Argonne offensive, is prom
lnent member of the Masonic
fraternity and one of Edinburg' S
promising young business men
| The bride is the eldest daughter
lOi Mrs, Laura Whisseu. is a tall
ented musician and possesses a
soprano voice of rare tone and
| volume. Previous to her mar
rage she was employed in the
| Sou. Ry. Co.'S offices in Washing
ton and by her popularity receiv-
ed Il shower of beautiful and
costly gifts from the combined
office force with whom she was
associated. She was attired in
a becoming gown of dark blue
trlcOtlne with a bonnet of satin
aud straw, springtime creation
w til veil of imported net, fur.
aud accessories to match, cor
sage bouquet of violets and car
ried beautiful SNOWFALL. Sur
rounded with a shower of friends
rice and good wishes Mr.. an,
Mrs. Coffman boarded the earl
morning train for a brief honey
. moon in northern cities. Upol
= their return, next week, they will
= be given a reception by Mr.. ant
e Mrs. Leon Walter at Haymarke Il
Va. On Feb LIST they will b.
temporarily at home to thei
, | friends at the home of Mrs
: Laura Whissen, East Main St.
| Edinburg.
: J. Harry Hoffman left Satur
day for Washington on a bust
ness trip
Ivan V. Youce went to Salem
Va, Friday, from which place
he left Sunday. enroute for Jack
sonviile, Fla. Mrs. Yonce &C
companied her husband as far as
| Harrlsonburg, Saturday, in whic Ii
p ace she did her spring shopping
in view of the departure FeD. LIST
! for J Jacksonville, Fla, where they
will reside the remainder of the
W inter- season.
Miss Nellie Painter has gone
to Staunton and will spend sey-
era weeks with her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Painter.
c. H. Fadelev, the ''Pointer"
hat man, after weeks drum
ming trip, via the Southern II
r., returned home, Hotel Edin-
burg, Tuesday.
Watch for the coming attrac-
ton to be booked shortly by Ed
inburg Minstrel Club, home tai
emf. Edlnburg is fortunate llav-
ing two good movie theatres"
At Pearl White last Saturday |
the production of the stirring
five reel feature "The Lady of |
the Dugout" was presented to =