Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-09-29
Edinburg.
CIVIC LEAGUE,

tested i'll the League, which isl
IF great Importance to the
town. 1t was decided to SELL
lunches on election day. Mrs.
Harry Wisman was made chair-l
man Of that committee. Prof.
Chauncey Kelley. teacher of
music IL the schools, made his
report, and was advised to secureE
the necessary books for the SCHOOL,
term Of 1929. The. next meet
ing OF the League will be held at |
Tie home of Mr.. and Mrs. J.yC |
Hutchinson Oh October y, att
1870 P. III.
Harry Allison, Of Washington,
is visiting relatives in and nearI
town.
Harry Wlsman has purchased
new piano.
Qulnh Bowman, who has been
working i'll Mt. Jackson, is spend
ing short time here with his
father, Fletcher Bowman.
Silas Evans has returned to his
home near here, from d business
trip to Alexandria.
Mr.. Perry has rented the home
Of Roland Lantz on High Street,
aud will move his family into j..
III the near future.
| Percy Miller is visiting his
wife and little son at tile home
of Mrs. Beazley, near rown.
Rev. ]. II. Brunk, D. D, swper-
intendent of the Virginia Con,
ference United Brethren Church
was a recent visitor Of Rev. and
Mrs. S. l.. Baugher.
Mr.. and Mrs, Kerchner, Of
Plttsburg, are guests at Hote
Bruce. They will also visit al
the home Of Misses Moi}ie anc
Emma Lantz, on Center Street
|
They are on their annual tour Of
the Valley Of Virginia.
The monthly meeting of Ladies Nj,
Society Of the United Brethren Church
was held Saturday night st the church
There was large attendance, anC
| important business was transacted
Mrs. S. L. Baugher who has beer
President for the past three years, re
signed to 20 to ooto Lacy Springs, thci
new charge, and Mrs. Eirgie Marsto-
. was elected President of the Society
and Mrs. Emma Proctor, Secretary
Mrs. Baugher the retiring Presiden
told the Society how much she had en-
joyed working with them during tn
three years, and that every meetin!
, and the work in general had been de
cidedIy pleasant, and by the loyalt,
and help OF each member, the worl
had been great success.
Sunday morning, Rev. S. L. Baughe.
preached his farewell sermon at tht
| United Brethren Church to a house
Icrowded to its capacity. Rev. NJ. D
| Gilmore, pastor of the Methodist Church
dismissed his morning service, ano
with his whole congregation came over
10 enjoy with Rev. Mr.. Baugher'.
| friends these last services. He preach
ed frem the theme, Chords That Bind.
taking for his text , Cor 1911. Man}
1regrets were expressed to the retiring
| Pastor that he was leaving. Through.
TOUT the charge there was a deep anc
Isad disappointment upon the part OF
1.-THE United Brethren Church. thar Rev
MIR. Baugher was moved to a new
charge when everybody was expecting
him to be returned for the fourth year
For two and one half years, Mr..
IBaugher has been President OF The
Shenandoah County Ministerial AS
Isociation, and has host OF friends
iamong the ministers OF all denomina-
tons. He and his wife were members
OF the Civic League, and were always
ready to assist in all progressive I'M
provements and in school work. During
their pastorate here, a Women's Mis-
sionary Society was.organganized which
has now membership Of thirty mem
bers. The Edinburg Church with a
small membership raised last year,
5000 for all purposes.
Rev. E. B. Shaver, of Maurertown
will lecture here next Sunday night, at
the United Brethren Church at 1880
Subject mo More Wars"
Mrs. and Mrs. Vance Dlnges and
son Vance, Jr., and Warren Bennett
returned to Washington this week.
c. A. Evans has purchased the store
Of L. P. KneisIey and will continue the
business combined with his own store.
which it adjoins.
Lewis kneisley left for Washington
where he has secured position and
will also attend night school.
Miss Mary Hisey, of Clarified, Pa,
Is visiting her brother and sister-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hisey.
Barney Miller and Eugene Rinker
VINO have been employed in Washing.
ton spent the weekend with their
families.
Mrs. Ivan V. Yonce, Mrs. C. w. |
Jennings and daughter, Katheryn, and
Messrs. James O. Painter, of Pittsburg,
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