Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-12-16
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oh oCAtCl otICSt. MISS AOltAS
Frye, Of Mount Hermon, and
Mark B. Dellinger. of Mount
Jackson, were united i'll marriage
by Rev. 5. L. Baugller, i'll the
presence of few friends. They
| II by automobile for Hagers-
town, where they will visit
friends. After Dec. 25th they
will reside at Mount Jackson.
Mrs Dellinger, is the daug liter
.of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Frye,
merchant at Hudson Cross Roads.
Mr.. Dellinger is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. William P. Dellinger.
Mr.. Oliver Miller, of Des
Molnes, Iowa, spent several days
last week visiting his mother
Mrs. Caroline Miller, and sister,
Mrs. B. S. Rau, on Main Street.
There was a large congrega-
ton Sunday night at the United
Brethren Church here to hear
Rev. S. L. Baugber's sermon from
the subject, 1.-The Fools Death. y
taken from the text 2 Sam. ;; 80
"Abner died as fool dieth." The
Icon gregation at this church has
been growing larger at almost
every service.
Misses Virginia Stewart anG
| Mildred Orndorff, spent the week
end with friends in Harrisonbure
| Christmas holidays for the local
School here, will extend from Dec, 22nd
to January End inclusive.
| Rev A. c. Coe, filled the pulpit o.
1.-The Methodist Church here Sunday
might, and preached a fine sermon fol
the pastor Rev. c. Sydenstricker, who
, has been quite i'll for ten days.
Mrs. S. D Shelton, of Dayton, Va.
Ispent last Friday visiting her old FRIEND
Mrs. j. P, Kagey, North Main Street
Mrs. William Melvill, Of Hyattsville,
md, has been visiting Miss Edith Miller
for several days.
i The Civic League, met Friday night
with Mrs. L. C. Swami and Mrs C. H.
IFadeley, at the "Swann Inn" In the
labsence of the President Mrs. W. w
EZirkle, Miss Mollie Lantz, presided,
ISome important business was trans,
Iacted relative to the School improve.
aments and Christmas charities. Many
Iof the teachers We're present. The
ILeague has recently installed -four
burner oil stove, and new china cup.
board in the Town Hall.
! Col. Charles Stoneburner has been
detected Town Sergeant, and has been
on the job as faithful officer since
Hast Friday,
4 Among those from here who attend.
led the District meeting OF the Win
leicester District United Brethren
IChurch, last Thursday were Mr. and
Mrs. Sedwicl, " IIisey, Mrs. S. L.
IMarston, Mrs ]. 7. kagey, Mr. B. F
IHisey, Rev S. Il Baugher
| Dr.. A. G. SiddaI Of Dayton, 0, Rev
Nv. F Gruver, D. d., OF Harrisonburg
General Superintendent Of Virgins
Conference Rev 6. w. Slower D
I'D. Presiding Elder Of Winchester dis
Etret, delivered addresses. They all
lreport great and inspirational meet
ling.
| Mrs. L. 7. Stoneburner, has return
led from Toms Brook where she spent
Eseveral days last week, visiting her sor
land daughrer-in-law DR.. and Mrs.
IRalph Stoneburner.
| j. Newton Wilson, left Friday for
iStaunton and Roanoke, on business.
| J. T. Glenn, of Washington, arrived
Hast week to visit friends at Edinburg
and Lantz Mill.
| The Methodist Church here will hold
their Xmas Services Christmas night,
the United Brethren on Sunday morn
ling Dec. 25th. The Disciples of Christ
Twill hold SPECIAL treat for their School
at the hour for the Study period
The Monthly meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society Of the U. B. Church will be
held next Thursday night December %
with Mrs. B. F. Hisey, on Main Street.
Rev. Myers, of Luray, and Rev.
STANLEY, Of Shenandoah City, ministers
Iof the Church Of God with a number
OF local workers and singers, are hold
ing revival meetings, for several weeks
lat Columbia Furnace. They have
publishing house at Anderson, Indiana,
Publish the Gospel Trumpet" and
other supplies, teach divine healing and
lay great stress on going out from other
churches. In some places they are,
"nicknamed" Come outer or Holy Roll
lers. They are fluent speakers and
great congregations are attending their
services.
Miss Virginia Haun, of Woodstock,
who has been visiting her brother and
sister-in-law Rev. and Mrs e. C. Haun
returned home Friday afternoon.
Miss Blanch Fadeley of Washington
spent the weekend with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. U. j. Fadeley of near
Edinburg.
Mrs. Bette Coffman of Washington,
arrived Saturday and went to Columbia
Furnace where she will spend several
weeks with her sister Mrs. John Irwin.
Mr. and Mrs. George Shelton and
children of Berryville spent Friday
with Rev. and Mrs. r. B. Mitchell, on
Main Street.