Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-15
Edinburu.
BOWMAN GRANDSTAFE,

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day morning the young couple {
went to Hagerstown. where a
license was refused on account Of
the youthfulness Of the cour'r,
they then motored to Frederick,
where they were married, return
ing to Edinburg the same day.
Mrs. Bowman, who is daug glitter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Grand
staff. of near Edinburg, is an at
tract1ve Young woman and is
very popular. Mr.. Bowman, who
is a son of Mr.. and Mrs Lat1mer
Bowman, of Bowman s. Va, is
prosperous young farmer and
has many friends III this section.
Mrs. Caroline Miller, who has
been visiting in Des Moines,
Iowa, has returned to her nome
here. She was accompanied
home by her daughter-in law.
Mrs. Oliver Miller, and they are
now guests Of Mrs. Miller's som
in-law and daughter, MIR. and I
Mrs. B. J. Rau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry English on
their return from their wedding
trip to Norfolk and Old Point
Comfort, spent a week at Hotel
Edlnburg,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Humston of Oak Hill son,
Frank English Humston. Thurs
day, Oct. 9TH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Yonce and
Mrs. Charles H. Fadeiey return
ed Monday from a motor trip to
Baltimore.
Harry Whissen will leave tor
ICoyington, Va, about the Goth.
where he will have charge Of cleo
trlcai work for the Westinghouse
Electric Company.
i The ladies Of the NJ. F. Mis-
sionary Society OF Edinburg. ELL
tertained Tuesday night from
| to Il o'clock III their Sunday
| School room III honor OF Mrs.
iCarohne Miller and her guest,
| Mrs. Oliver Miller, of DeS Moires.
| Iowa ; other guests invited were
| the members Of other churches in
the town. The occasion was 4
most delightful one, socially and
in the interest of their respec-
tive missionary work.
| DR.. Harry Hoffman and Miss
Marguerite Hoffman were week
end guests of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph F. Hoffman.
/ Mrs. Vance Dinges returned
Saturday from Washington. u.
c., where she spent the week
/. with her husband, who has EN-
ployment in that city.
!, J. Herbert Morris and son,
:, Perry Morris, of Dyke, Greene
county, spent Saturday and Sun
| day with Rev. and Mrs. S. l.,
| Baugl1er at the U. B. Parsonage.
i Mr.. Morris is Supt, Of roads in
Greene county.
| Mrs. J, H. Morris, who has
| been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
5. l.. Baugher for two months,
Ireturned to her home at Stan
ndrdSVllle, Sunday.
| A large congregation was pres
ent Sunday night at the U. B.
IChurch to hear the pastors first
sermon for this year from the
text, How shall I go up to my
Father and the Lad. be MOI with
III
Yrs Arthur Lindamood and
Ms. George Irwin are visiting
Misses Eugenia and Mary F en-
Stout in Harrisonburg.
Miss Katie May Whissen and
Harry Whissen, of Philadelplia
arrived last Friday for short
vacation with their father, Mr..
Henry Whissen aud their aunt
Miss Georgia Bennett.
Rev. and Mrs. S. l.. Baugher
returned Thursday afternoon
from ten days trip to Washing-
ton and Mclean, Va, where
they enjoyed needed rest and
visit to friends. Rev. Baugller
preached on Sunday for Rev |
Mr.. ThrasEer in the St. An
drew's M. E. Church and has
been invited by the pastor to re-
turn and assist him in a revival
meeting.
The Edinburg U. B. Sunday
School, with the popular and
progressive Superintendent, B.
5. Rau, has curtained off tie
building, making each classroom
separate. to accommodate the