Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-01-23
pEnaONALa

ID visiting friends in Beaumont
Texas.
Msssrs. Paul Milsy and Ftoyt
Hout. returned to their homes i,
Cumberland, Md, after . visit TO Mr.
Milsy's mother Mrs. Q. Leroy Miley
Mrs. Luostta Pulliam left Tuesda,
for Luray whore she will spend tn
winter with her daughter Mrs. Johr
Dosh
Mr. aud Mrs william French ant
son returned to Washington Tuesda v
after spsndipg q few days ct theil
Woodstock bone
Mr.. and Mrs. David q. Walton,
who left Woodstock last week to
spend the winter In Florida are now
pleasantly located at Hotel Dear
mont, st. Petersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. B. Chapman re.
turned Tuesday, from Florida.
George Bowman and daughter,
Miss Elsie Bowman, OF Mt. Olive,
were business visitors In Woodstock,
Tuesday.
Edgar Newman, OF New Market
spent several days this week with his
parents, Judge and Mrs. e. D. New
man.
Miss Ray Albert has returned from
visit to her brother, Mr.. Claude
Albert In Baltimore.
Mrs. Nsrcelius Gearing has re.
tured from q visit to her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Santmiers, in
Edihburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Bowman and
son Myron, Jr.. are spending the
winter in Washington. They ex-
pect to return in the spring to oc-
cupy sheir new residence In the south
ern suburbs OF Woodstock.
Rev. J. A. McMurray, D. D., and
Messrs. Herbert Trotter, J. Walter
Bailey. Philip Williams and Joseph
B. Clover attended a Laymen's Con.
yention OF the Presbyterian Church,
at Martinsburg, W. Va, last Thurs
day.
Miss EEllenH Tiffany, OF Middle
burg 10 visiting Miss Mary Newman.
Mrs. s. Wax has returned to West
Palm Beach, Florida, after q visit to
her son Charles Wax, a student at
Msssanutten Academy.
Mrs. 7. T. Lines, of Winchester,
spent Monday with Mrs. James q. |
Williams.
MIR. Chester c. Holloway, OF Snow
Hill, Md, spent several days this
week at the home OF Mrs. Holloway's
parents, Hon. and Mrs. M L. Wal
ION. On Tuesday Mrs. Holloway and |
'wo children who have been spending
several weeks here, returned with
Mr.. Holloway to their hons in Snow
Hill.
Mr. Samuel Burke OF Cumberland,
ds,, paid the HERALD a pleasant call
asst Monday.
Judge E. D. Newman and Rev.
Selwyn K. Cockrell we're called to
W ashington Monday to attend an
important meeting OF the Executive
Committee OF the Board of Missions
of the Baltimore Conferences, held In
he Representative Church il that
,ity.
Mrs. Selwyn K. Cockrell Ia spend. |
ng this week In W ashingtou.
Rev. ]. A. McMurray, D. D., left
Monday for Shephardstown to as
iss the pastor, Rev. Charles Gheslin,
his week in IN EvangalistIc Meeting |
Hon. M. L. Walton and NJ. L. Wal
ou, Jr. spent several days this week
q Baltimore.
Mrs. Ida Koontz aud son Joseph 1
Aoontz returned to their home Tues-I
lay after short visit to DIR. and |
Mrs. Charles Beidlsr.
Mrs. Frank Marston was called to |
-uray this week by the illness OF her
sister, Mrs. Joseph Glen.
Miss Agnes aiarston has returned to |
Washington after spending u few days
With her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Frank /
Marsson. While many have lost
heir positions during the decrease in
'orce In the war risk Offices. Miss
Marston has been retained, receiving
D letter OF COMMUNICATION for efficient
work.
Mrs. Ivan Wood, OF Lynchburg 10
spending this week with her brother
Carson Anderson at Hotel Hoffman.
Among those who attended the
An nuai meeting of Stockholders of
the Shenandoah Life Insurance Com
pany which was held In Roanoke this
week were: E. c. Geary, Alger Haun,
of Woodstock, Charles Bornm of
Strasburg, Charles Headley of Edin.
burg, Z. q. Bowman, C. M. Shannon,
E. <. Bowman, George R. Geary O
Mount Jackson, Paul Rounshel OF
New Market, w. v. Thompson S. P.
Prichard, T. P. Bsrry, and Frank
Gould OF Harrisonourg.
Mrs. Emily A. Baird, of Lynchburg
10 visiting her brother and sisiter.in.
law MIR. and Mrs. w. 3. Allen.