Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-06-16
PERSONAL NOTES.

town TO spend some weeks with Mr..
ana Mrs. v. b. Snyder and the family
OF the editor of the Register Captain
EDWARDS was IN command of the COM
pany OF which MIR, Snyder was top SER
eeant during the World War, and they
spent fourteen months together in
France, forming friendship that they
oeiieHe Will be lifelong. Captain Ed
wards was appointed chief of police,
OF Kansas City few months AGO. with
instructions TO clean up the city-and
ne IS doing II with a vengeance. He
mas the crooks on the run and the poll.
iSidnS on the anxious bench, but his
"ork Is oelng commended in the high
est 'ernS oy the best people of the com
nunity. He had many interesting ex.
perienceS in the performance of his
auty already, and is here for little rest
from his strenuous work in reorpan-
izlng the police department and puttinr
proper fear in the hearts of the Grim
inal classes.
Mr.. NJ. R. Moler, wife and daughter.
OF naeerStown, Mrs. Ella b. Tabb. of
MashVlIIe, tennessee. Mrs. Nettie Van
metre and Mr.. John May, of Martins
burg, and Mr and Mrs. Isaac Good and
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Moler. of Shepherdstown
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
I. Moler on Sunday, the occasion he.
ing me anniversary of the birthday OF
mrS. Vim. &. Moler and Mr.. M. r.
MoIer. The day was very pleasantly
though quietly enjoyed.
Prof. W. II. S. White. president of
Shepherd College, has gone TO Morgan
town, where he will take work ~ ,bo
summer term of the West Virginia
University. He took with him hi.
daughters Dorothy and Bette. who
VIII spend the summer in Morgantown
| WIN their grandparents. and Bette
Ochlltree, who will also visit her rel
atlyeS in that city. Prof. A. ID. Kena-
mond is in charge of Shepherd College
during Prof. Whites absence.
Mr., Dudley ID. Pendletou drove in
from PittSburg the latter part of last
week with his family, and Mrs. Pendle-
ton and the children are now settled
In their summer home west of town
until school begins next fall. Their
friends here give them hearty welcome.
Miss Elizabeth Melestcr, of the local
telephone exchange, is off on two
weeks vacation, which she will spend
with her sister, Mrs. Edward Morris
at Girardville, Pa. Miss Kate Ar
thur, of Charles Town, formerly chief
opeartor here, is filling her place.
Mrs. Sallie Horn and her daughter.
Miss Mary Horn, are in Shepherds
town TO spend month or so. They
were in Clarksburg, w. Va, the past
summer, where Miss Mary taught
school. She is now attending the sum
mer school at Shepherd College.
Mr.. Jack Snyder, who has lust fin
ished MS second year at West Virgin
la University, and who has made an
excellent record there as a student and
In various school activities. arrived
home yesterday for the summer va
cation
Mr.. John Strother Moore, who is in
the government reclamation service in
the State of Washington. is at his old
nome near Charles Town, having been
called east by the death of his father,
the late Geo. w. Moore.
Mr.. H. w. Piggott, principal of the
Grafton High School, and one of
West Virginia's most capable institute
lecturers, is in Shepherdstown for a
few weeks teaching classes in Educa-
tion at Shepherd College.
We are glad to welcome Mr.. I. F
Glandon, principal of the Manning
High School, to Shepherdstown
will be here for six weeks teaching
agriculture and biology at Shepherd
College.
Miss Hilda Harms. of Mnonk, H.
inois, Miss lane Hill, of Baltimore,
and Mr.. Earl Leslie Hunter. Of
Ephrata, Pa, have been in Shepherds
town this week visiting Miss Sarah
! Folk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Weaver and
Mr. and Mrs Charles Bogar and their
daughter Mildred. of Harrisburg, Pa.
drove 10 Shepherdstown and spent the
weekend with Mrs. Fonrose Shiplev
Miss Bessie Williamson, who i.
with the Franklin Square Hospital
Baltimore, is in Shepherdstown, her
! former home, for a visit with DR.. and
Mrs. ]. L. Meyers.
Miss Bessie Licklider is home from
Charleston. w. Va, where she held an
important position in the public schools
the past year.
Mrs. VIM. E. Goodrich and her three
little sons are here from Baltimore to-
spend several weeks with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. E. r. Hill.
Mrs. H. p. Schley and her daughter
Linnle have been visiting relatives and
friends in Bethany, w. Va, Mrs.
Schley's old home, the past week.
! Mr.. Roy Bell. who is taxing the
medical course at the West Virginia
University, is home for the summe1
vacation
/ Mr.. ]. w. Cook. one of the Registers
Bakerton friends, was among our
callers Yesterday and renewed his sub
scription.
Miss Eugenia Wvsong, who has been
attending school in Chambersburg, Pa,
is home for the summer vacation.
Sarah Briscoe Hodges, who has been
attending school in Baltimore, is homo