Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-08-12
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town, had the great treat and
privilege to hear Rev. G. w.
Clegg, D. d. pastor Of the Dom
ivan Memorial T. B. Church Of
Singers Glen, Va, preach at tile
u. B. Church at 8 O'Clock, on the
second coming of Christ. From
the text, Tell us. when shall
these things be?" and what shall
be the sign of thy coming. and of
the end of the world =? Matt. 24::3
for nearly one hour he held his
audience spell bound with his
great eloquence, and cultured
message, as he portrayed to them
the coming of our Lord, and ask
ed them if they were looking
daily for his coming, and what
if Jesus came suddenly to His
Church ? DR.. Clegg then sang a
solo, when Jesus Comes, will
He find you watching and ready.
The people gathered about him,
and congratulated him, and
urged him to come again and
preach for them.
Miss Virginia Hite left last
week for a visit at Bridgewater,
Virginia.
V. F. Whitmire has been re-
modelling his dwelling on Center
Street, by charging the home
and building a new porch, and
doing concrete work about the
back porch. Thus identifying
his residence.
Otto Rau went to Winchester
Monday morning on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Allen, of
Camden, N. J. arrived Saturday
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rice,
on High Street for several days
| Rev. A. W. Andes preached
his last sermon Sunday morning
at Palmyra Christian Church, for
this conference year, The Vir'
GINA Valley Central Christian
conference will hold their next
session at Maryland Christian
|Church in Rockingham Co, Aug
1881. Rev. Andes has lust closed
his tenth year as pastor at Pal
myra, and has received a cali to
return next year.
| Mrs, William Snyder, OF Sum
nit Point, w. Va, is the guest
of her parents, Rev, and Mrs {.
lSydenstricker al the VI. E Par
sonage,
| Russell Below, of Washington,
D. c., is spending his vacation
here, with his mother and sister
! Mrs. Matte Belew and Miss E,la
Below.
! G. A. Miller is having his hrg
residence on Print St. painteC
this week, Harry Wisman, is do
ng the work.
Professor ]. NJ. Hotel, veteran
teacher for more than fifty years
who has been seriously i'll at hi!
home on High Street for fou
weeks, we are glad to say i
slowly improving, and few o
| his friends are now admitted tt
| his room to see him, and encour
Iage him, ana to tell him how
Ianxlous his many friends art
for his recovery.
| The Town Council began t
IereCt concrete bridge over tht
| ford, known as the whissen ford
on the road leading from here tt
Palmyra, and when completed
will be welcomed by Automobile
lists, who could not ford this
deep and rough ford, because it
was too deep at all times.
Rev. Asa Stickley, of Stras-
burg, supply pastor, preached d
fine sermon here Sunday at the
christian Chu rch. At the close
| of the services a business meeting
was held, and special committees
were appointed to arrange for the
Christian Convention of the VAL
ley District which meets in the
local Church here Aug. 1921.
MANY ministers and delegates
will be present from Christian
Churches in the Valley.
The many friends of our pop
ular Hotel man here, Lee Ems
willer, will be glad to hear that
he has been appointed Prohibi-
ton Inspector. And those who
know Mr.. Emswiller feel sure,
they have made a fine selection
of a high type man, who believes
in law, and law enforcement.
And they have all faith in him
to believe he will enforce the laws
and even make it hot for the