Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-03-31


Jackson, were dinner guests at
tue home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. C. p.
Wightmsn last Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Rinker, OF
Washington, D. c. on Friday
and Saturday visited the follow
ing relatives in Edinburg, Mrs.
Joseph Hoffman, Mrs. George
Irwin, Misses Emma and Mollic
Lantz and Georgia Bennett.
An excellent drama, entitled
"Star Bright" was given in the
Town Hall on Friday evening b5
local talent from Lacy Springs.
The hall was we'll filled and
the audience an ap oreciative one
Excellent violin and piano music
was rendered by Mr.. and Mrs. r..
| L. Yancey, and the acting was
superior to most ameteur perfor-
mers. After the play an impro-
pitude dance was enjoyed by the
visitors aud Edinburg Dancing
Set.
Mrs. Wayne Bowman entertain
ed at a dinner given in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Merlin Mover on
Friday evening, other guest $
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Chas,
Meyer and Mr.. Joseph Fray, OF
Madison Court House. The party
later attended the entertainment
given by Local Talent of Lacey
lSprings, at the Town Hall.
The United Brethren Church al
i Roanoke, Va. Rev. ]. II. Ford
pastor has engaged Rev. S. L
i Baugher pastor Edinburg u. B
Church to hold ten days or twt
weeks revival service for them
r Thirteen years ago Rev. Mr.. Fort
E was pastor of this charge wher
he has many friends.
The monthly meeting of tn,
Ladies Aid Society Of the L. 3
Church was held Saturday nigh
at the parsonage, at this meetin
the society voted TO have til
parsonage wired and electri
lights placed in the home of til
minister. Duri ug the social hot
refreshments were served.
S The members of the Method,
!" church here with their man
friends are delighted that ii
d Baltimore Conference has a.
n pointed to the local charge her
# Rev. NJ. D. Elmore, which NEE
< with the approval Of all thrt
Church on the charge. N
. Methodist Church here, is tt
second strongest i'll the Count
with a large membership, fl
sunday school, a cultured a,
progressive people. A moder
- church building with sund;
le school department., fine parse
eS age inst across the street.
+.I Next Sunday morning at II
! NJ. when Rev. Mr.. Gilmore, W
preach his first sermon lie will
,, greeted by a large congregatio
There are two appointments OIL
=. side Of our town, Wesley Chapt
T. and Union Forge, both on stol
road, and are three and SIX mil
, from town. Which gives the mi
. lister, fine pastorate without
= much travel.
e Rev. H. c. Coe returned Tue
5. day morning from Washington
! where lie attended the Baltim0r
t M. E. Conference.
The monthly meeting of III
L 'l'-S Aid Society, of the I. B
< ch was held Saturday nigh
"a IL parsonage. There were
good attendance and importan
hn>iness transacted. At til"
. NEE ting the ladies voted to have
electric lights placed i'll the par
. sonage. Already gentleman
. from Strasburg has gone through
the house and gave them price
what the wiring will cost anC
they will look after the fixtures
1.-THE following committee was ap
Ipointed to secure the money anf
look after matters. S. L. Marston
III. P. Kagey. Mrs. S. P Hollings-
worth, Mrs. Laura Whissen and
| Rev. S. L. Baugher
| J. P. Kagey, went to Win
chester Memorial Hospital, Sum
day to visit his sister Mrs. Del.
linger, who had undergone a
serious operation. He reports her
doing very we'll.
| Rev. w. H. eau of Wood.
stock, preached a fine sermon here
Sunday night at the St. PauI's
Reformed church from the Text.
Il am the Bread of Life" John,