Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-06-17
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The Monthly Meeting Of the Mission

larry Society of the Disciples Church
was held Friday night in the Church
e There was large attendance, and
livery Interesting program had bee
$ Planned. Much interest was manifest
ed IN the Annual Thank Offerin,
Box opening, there was larg
amount OF money placed in the treas
Jury from the Thank Offerings during
the year. Mrs. Caroline Miller, ha
been the president of this society TO
twenty-five years. The society il
supporting Missionary in China, ant
feel they have living link in thu
foreign work.
! Judge and Mrs. E. D. Newman, O.
Woodstock, spent Sunday visiting theil
son and daughter in law, Mr.. and Mrs
| II. II. Newman, on Street.
| Miss Lois Evans has returned from
Lynchburg Christian College, where
she was student the pastyear.
Rev. E. B. Shaver, of Maurertown,
was transacting business here Mon
day.
Mrs. w. G. Murdoch, of Woodstock,
lspent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Santmiers, on Center
Street.
W, S. Braithwait, travelling salesman
for the Virginia Cigar Co., of Harrison
burg, was transacting business here
Monday among the stores.
Rev. Asa Stickley, of near Strasburg
will preach here next Sunday morning
in the Disciple Church. Rev. Mr..
Stickley has been asked to fill the
pulpit until regular pastor be called.
Charles H. Fadely and Joseph Groves
have returned from a business trip
through Madison, Green and Culpeper
Counties.
Rev. w. F. Gruver, D. D., Pastor
First U. B. Church, Of Martinsburg,
W. Va. spent several days last week,
with his brother-in-law Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Ruby, South of town. He was
returning from trustee meeting from
Dayton College. Twenty-seven years
lago Dr. Gruver was the U. B. Pastor
here for three years.
Mrs. c. Sydenstricker, who has been
very i'll for ten days, we are glad to re-
port is much better, and will soon be
liable to 60 about again.
DR.. and Mrs. R. B. Mitchell, went to
Bartonsville Sunday where he preach
ed both morning and ,evening at his
regular appointments.
Among those from here, who took
IN the excursion to Washington Sunday
from Strasburg were; Henry Wight
man, Hugh Hisey, F. c. Wightman,
Willie Headley, Robert Irwin, Gordon
and Earl Marston and Granvil Donovan.
They report most excellent time in
the Capital, and were well pleased
with their trip in every way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Shelter have
moved from Baltimore to their
property on Main Street.
Prof. j. Monroe Hotel, Edinburgs
great Educator opened his summer or
vacation school at the Town Hall Mon
day. A large number are being en-
rolled.
Prof w. NJ. Pence, of Staunton.
spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends here, the professor taught the
High School here, several years ago,
and has many friends who are
always glad to welcome him back.
Mrs. S. L. Baugher is still with her
brother J. H. Morris, at the University
Hospital, where a specialist, through
xray has reported to the family that
there is some hopes for his recovery.
During Mrs. Baugher's absence from
the parsonage Mr.. Baugher is boarding
at the Edinburg Hotel
w. C. Painter has improved his fine
property on Main Street by building a
sun parlor and making concrete work
about the front and side of the main
entrance. Mr.. Painter is hustler and
kept busy selling Ford automobiles
and tractors.
Among those who went Sunday
morning to Columbia Furnace to hear
the sermon preached to the Odd Eel
lows of that place were; 7. j. Marston,
Charles Stoneburner, W. A. Barton, B.
B. Rhinehart They report that there
We're between fifty and sixty members
|of the order who heard the sermon.
The Mt. jackson High School stud
|ents under the management of Miss
Orndorff, rendered the drama "All on
Account of Polly" at the Town Hall,
|Edinburg, Wednesday night of last
week. The play was largely attended