Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-10-14

3kQok were united III mar
.iage by Rev. s. E, Baugller. IN
he presence Of only few friends.
Mr.. Hahn is we'll known bust
mesa man, and both parties are
active Church workers. They
will reside at Toms Brook.
Judge aud Mis-. E. D. Newman
of Woodstock, visited their son
and aughter-in-law Mr.. and Ms
H. H. Newman the first of t:,r
week.
Rev. r. H. Glenn and family,
formerly pastor of the First
Christian Church of Springfield.
Ohio, for ten years, visited his
brother here last week, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mahlon Glenn, on his way to-
Greensboro, N. c., where DIR.
Glen, began his passionate OF the
First Christian Church of that
CITY, last Sunday.
Rev. Charles Haun, Principle
of our High School here. preach
ed a fine sermon Sunday night at
the United Brethren Church, to
large congregation, which tax
ed the capacity of the house.
DR.. r. B. Mitchell, Ciliropractor,
in the near future open offices at
Strasburg and Woodstock, being
very successful many of his cured
patients, have passed the word
along, of the benefit they have
received from Chiropra cite. They,
the people are urging him to
open offices at the above named
places for their benefit.
E. h. Stoneburner, ticket agent
here for the Southern X. X. has
a number of men excavating the
cellar, for his new dwelling which
is to be built as soop as the foun-
dation is completed.
Rev. G. r. D. Collins, preach
ed special sermon, Sunday
morning at Union Forge to the
Odd Fellows, of Lantz Mill ard
Edinburg Lodges.
The Sunday School of the
United Brethren Church will
hold their Rally Day exercises
Sunday October %, at 10 o'clock
to l1:45, with special program
aud address.
Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Souders,
returned last week to the Re
formed parsonage, from Lancas-
ter. Va, where they spent six
weeks vacation with friends.
Arthur Burk, is painting the
Methodist parsonage this week
which gives the preachers home
sn attractive appearance.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Wisman, celebrated tieir
ninth wedding anniversary at
their home On High Street. Ann
ong those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Wisman, and son
Ernest Wisman, of River Bend,
Prof. and Mrs. J, Monroe Hottie
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Dellinger. Of
Winchester and Miss Emma Need
of Berryville, Va. A fine dinner
was served in the dining room of
their attractive home. One CO.
incident was that On Saturday
Prof. and Mrs. Hottie, were mar
ried twenty-one years. Mr.. Wis
man, is a travelling sales man
for large Silo Company,
and very popular with his towns
men.
= Rev. c. Sydenstricker, is plan
ming for a great reviavl campaign
In the local Methodist Church
here. Having invited Evange-
list H. E. Copeland, to do the
preaching. He will probably
come about January first. Your
Scribe adds his Endorsement to
this great Spiritual man, and
feels he is an ideal cultured and
Spiritual Evangelist who preach.
ed the Word with power.
Sunday night the young and
Older people came to gether at
the United Brethren Church, at
$50 and organized a Christian
Endeavor Society. Miss Louise
Whissen was elected president.
s. Russell Slbert, Vice President
Aiss Gladys Glen, secretary and
Miss Frances Marston, corespon-
ding secretary. Miss Lolita Mil
Ter and Mrs. Paul Kagey, organ-