Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-09-30
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Rev. G. T. D. Collins, Of Baltimore
Md, brothcr-in-law Of Mrs. Mollie
Hutchinson, arrived Thursday night to
attend the funeral Of Mrs. Kate Fultz.
He will remain here for few days
visiting friends, then 60 to Union
Forge Union Church, where he will
assist Rev. c. Sydenstricker, in a re-
viral meeting for two weeks. About
forty years ago, Rev. Mr.. Collins was
pastor Of the Methodist circuit here.
He is a fluent speaker, and fine singer,
and many Of the older people remem-
Der him.
Mr.. and Mrs John Proctor of Graf
ton, w. Va, spent last week visiting
his mother, Mrs. Ida Grandstaff, and
brother V. r. Proctor, on Koontz Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 0. Hisey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Hite, and Mrs Laura
Whissen, went to Front Royal, to
spend the day with friends.
Mr. Perry Coffelt, sold his fine resi-
dence on Main Street last week to Mrs,
Alice Fisher, of Buck Hill, and will
give possession October 18th. Mrs.
Fishers mother Mrs Abraham Fultz
viii reside with her.
| Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Yonce, and son
Ivan Yonce, Jr, left last week for
Salem, and Roanoke. where Mr. Yonce
entered jefferson Hospital for treat
ment. Mrs. Yonce will remain in
Roanoke for some time, to be near her
husband
The Old Folks Singing at Columbia
| Furnace was well attended, and a
great basket dinner spread in the
Grove near the church. both old and
Iyoung enjoyed the fried chicken, and
good ham, with the many other things
which the long tables groaned under,
Those from distance were in high
praise of the kind treatment accorded
them by the good people at that place.
Many from this town were in atten-
dance.
Mr., and Mrs S. L. Marston, attended
The funeral Of the late j. G. Sager, at
Fairview Christian Church Sunday
morning
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The New Christian Church, at Dry
Run, N Powells Fort, ten miles East
Of this place will be dedicated Sunday
October 3oth, with an all day meeting,
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Andes, OF Mount Clinton, Va, is the
pastor and will be assisted by
other visiting ministers. Dinner will
be served on the Church lawn. and
many VINO once HVeo ABOUT Seven
o''l''a''is " II return y Speho me DAY
liiei I ana 10 rene" oid acquaintance
Mr.. Willis Fitzwater returned last
week from a visit to his relations atI
DoFesVlile'
Mrs. G. 7. Strouse and DAUGHTER,
Miss Edna. Of Cherry RIM w Va
snent "Wednesday and Thursday with
Mrs : + BauCher at the L. r Par
sonaoo She was retnrnino from Dav-
ton Col1nra whore she had GONE with
her son, Reginald, who entered school
tor the third term,
NJ, " n PORTION returned Friday
nioht from WASHINGTON. where he Wis
tied his dauohter, Mrs. L. A. Coffman.
for several DAYS.
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Rev. Asa Stickley, of Strasburg, will
preach Sunday morning and night |
at the Christian Church. He is a fine
speaker, and already through his ex- !!
cellent sermons is drawing to the
church people, who had not gone to
church for awhile.