Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-03-26
PERSONAL

their home on South Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Merrill have
moved from the Rush house on Soutf
NJ ain street to the Chapman apart
ments on Muhlenberg street
Mr.. Frank :. Tpvenner, Jr., spent
the Wees -eud with t. parents, Judge
and Mrs +. :. Tavcrner. He is now
at the University OF Va.
DR. Roy Fravel, Associate Surgeon
OF st. Luke's Hospital, of Richmond,
visited h, parents, MIR. and Mrs c..
+. FraveI, on South Muhlenberg
street this week.
Mr.. r. s. Wright, of Strasburg
WIS in Woodstock, on business, last
Mouday.
MIR, Ammon Hancock, of Lynch
IS visiting his brother iI-law and
sister, MIR. and Mrs. Robert Merrill
al their home on Muhlenberg street.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. .. Laughlin and
chauffeur have returned to their home
Ia " heeiug, ". Va, after motor
visit TO Mrs. L,ughiin's sisters the
Misses Magruder, at their home on
North Main stleet
Miss Owe Magruder, student OF
The State Norma School of Harrison.
burg spent the weekend with her par
euts, Nj. aud Mrs, NJ. w. Magruder.
Mrs. ". N. Calvert has returned
from Meyers ave where she visited
her sister, Mrs Leon Crickenberger
who Is recovering from Il serious
illness OF double pneumonia
Mrs. f. D. Newman is visiting her
sou-iu-law and daughter DR.. and
Mrs. w. B. Sager, of Danville, Va.
Mr., ThOs, Lewis, of Luray, former
resident Of Woodstock was visitor
in town this week.
.lr. and Mrs. Allen Grandstan, of
Charles Town, ". Va, spent the
week end with MIR. and Mrs. D.
Barpine
Judge f. d. Newman and Rev,
Selwyn X. Cockreji, attended the
Meeting of the Executive Committee
Of the Board of Missions of the Metho.
list Church which was held in Win
chester last Thursday
Miss May Bickers returned Monday
rom two days visit in Baltimore.
Mrs. W. !. Arnold, OF Norfolk was
'alled to v oodstock this week by the
llress OF her father, Mr.. j. W |
Donaldson, wno is now improving.
A. W. Nicodemus, OF Buckeystowu, |
No., spent d short time last week
With Mr.. and Mrs. Il. 0. Nicodemus.
D. P. MaAruder, OF Pittsburg, isl
spending several days with Misses
ylinoie and Settle Dodaldson, whiIeI
Ell route 10 South Carolina.
Mrs. Mary Clover returned to her
nome near Woodstock this week after
spending the winter with her daugh-
.er, Miss Sallie Clover in Wash
ngton.
Mise Annie Estes, a student at the
State Normal, Harrisonburg, spent
the week end with Miss Pearl Cline.
Mr.. John A. McInturf, a former
citizen Of this county, now prosper
Gus farmer OF Cedarville, Warren
county, was business visitor in
Woodstock Friday.
Mrs, Laura Dulin and her guest
Mrs. H, Z. Crickenberger, returned
from visit to Baltimore
and to Mrs. Chester c. Holloway in
Snow Hill, Nd.
Mr. and Mrs j. G. KneisIey re-
.urned to Woodstock Monday after
trip to S en- Va, where they we're
by Tie illness of their son.
Lewis kueis ev, who Is d member OF
he senior class, Roanoke College
Mrs Ella Snatfer aud son Jos. L
5hatfer spent several days this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shaffer 10
Shepherdstown
F. H. Brum back has returned from
q brief business trip TO Baltimore.
Rev, Noah Fravel, of Timbervilie
who is assisting in the services in
ST. Paul's Reformed Church this
W eek is a guest Of Rev. and Mrs. W.
H. Causey.
Harry Richards, who sustained
fr actured skull, caused by fall in
Washington about six weeks ago, has
so for recovered as to be able to
leave the hospital, and is now visiting
his mother, Mrs. Sallie Richards at
her home near Fairview. Miss Elite
Richards, a sister came from Wash
iugton with him.
Rev. Isaac D. Bowman, D. D., of
Philadelphia, is the guest of Mr., and
Mrs barry Haun.
William Bender spent several days
in Washington this week.
Edwin Irwin, of Harrisonburg, was
Woodstock visitor this week.
In the debate between the Univer-
sity of Florida and the University
of South Caroliua held in Columbia,
Is. c., Friday night, Cecil II. Lich-
liter, q member of the Senior Law
Glass, was selected as one of the rep
reseutatiyes of the University of
Florida. Mr.. Lichliter who is son
of Nh. and Mrs. Daniel Lichliter, Of
Woodstock, and is one of many young
men whose college courses we're inter-
rupted by serving with the a. E. F.
In France.
EvangelistiC Services
At MaurertONn.