Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-09-16
EdinburQ.

always enjoy hugely the splendid
exhibits and attractions and es-
pecially the Merry-Go-Round.
Rev. and Mrs. c. Sidenstricker
have as their guest at the Meth
odist parsonage their son Rev.
Hubert Sidenstricker, of Buena
Vista, Va.
The Civic League held Their
monthly meeting Friday nigh ut
the home of Mrs. ]. N. Coffin: II,
at which time much business Ut
Importance was transacted aud
plans for the winter work were
discussed.
Rev. and Mrs. B. C. Wilson,
and son Hubert. of Hedgesville,
West Va. spent Friday night and
Saturday visiting old friends
here. Rev. Wilson, was former
lly pastor of the Methodist
Church here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Harmon,
ahd son Ve1non, of Baltimore
| Md. spent Monday and Tuesday
| with Rev. and Mrs. S. L. Baugh-
er at the U. B. Parsonage.
Misses Lillian and Evelyn Ring
left today for Chatham, Va,
where they will take course
this year at the Episcopal College
| The PALMYRA Christian Church
have arranged to have a Rudy
Furnace installed i'll their Churcl
Marston and Co. have the con
tract.
FL Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Souders
left last week for their vacatlo
c to Lancaster, Pa, and othe
points in the north, they Wi
visit before their return home
/ Mrs. Alice Williams, of WOOD
stock, is visiting her friend Mr.
L. C. Funkhouser. OH Water S
Mrs. Laura Green, of Fror
Royal, came last week to Wis
her sister Mrs. Georgia Benne
) aud to take treatment for HI
health from DR.. r. 3. Mitchell
Mrs. Thomas Hisey, and da'
ghter Dorothy. of Stanton, wi
have been visiting Mrs, Laul
WEissen, for several weeks, r
turned home Saturday.
The Sunday School Of the S
Pauls Reformed Church, abol
fifty, picnicked last Thursday 4;
= the Endless Caverns.
Miss Ethel Irwin, and he
Il friend Miss Margaret Dolbey, {
{ Washington, came Sunday an
went to visit her parents, Mr.. IL
Mrs. John Irwin, at Columbi
elFurnace.
i Mr.. and Mrs. John TYLER, sper
Sunday visiting Mr.. and Mr.:
John Irwin at Columbia Furnac,
+ The missionary Society of til
!, Methodist Church, Miss Edit
q Miller, President held a very SUI
V cessful meeting Friday nigh
+ with Mrs. Earl Marston.
Of Sunday night Rev. Baugher
y preached his last sermon here q
d the United Brethren Church, TO
e this conference year. And lief
Wednesday morning to at
d tend the Virginia United Breth
II rem Conference at Dayton, Y
r presided over by Bishop w. N
d Bell, D. D. of Harrisburg, p
t During the two years of Mr.. Bal
s glers passionate here, the finar
IL CeS have almost doubled, and
V number OF members added to til
: church. Mrs. Baugher organize
? a womans Missionary Society
!. which has brought new life t
f the Church, and has. given to til
t memb ers a larger vision. and til
u Society now numbers twenty 81
members. The annual total re
port from Edinburg congregation
we understand is about $500, sal
Iby the Church treasurer to be til
best ever sent up from the loCa
congregation to the annual con
: ference. Through out the Edin
burg charge Of five congregation
the unanimous request have gon'
up to conference that Rev, ant
| Mrs. Baughersbe returned for an
other year. From all the app.
ointments we understand fine
reports have come in, and dur.
ing rhe year there was fifty five
conversions. and forty four ad.
ditions to the Churches and forty
one baptized. It IS said that
while pastor in Pennsylvania
Rev. Baugher, was pastor of a
station for seven years.