Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-05-26

visit 10 them.
! George McClanahan returne,
to his home in Strasbnrg on We
lnesdav after a round of visits t.
| Friends in the neighborhood.
/ John Harmon is digging on
1.-THE cellar to begin construction
lot his new house.
| Rev. h. B. Cover of Washing
ton started his revival meeting
as Dry Pun Trinity church OF
| Sunday morning. He is a force
full speaker and his sermons have
| been we'll attended.
| Miss Beulah Coverstone is a
home from Washington for 6
vaca ton visit.
| Mr.. and Mrs, Eli Smith among
others attended the dedication Of
the colored church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ritenour of
otrasburg were visitors III the
community during the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Ritenour
Of Davis, w. Va. attended tile
opening Of Mr.. Covers meeting.
Mrs. Martha Coverstone aud
Mrs. John Cornerstone, who have
been painfully i'll with grippe are
improving.
Mrs. Cyril Munich is convalesc-
ing after short illness.
Rev. Mr.. Luttrell filled his
regular appointment at White
Chapel Sunday morning.
On account of heavy rains and
high water only very small
crowd attended the concert of the
Shannan trio on Thursday night.
Mrs. James Glenn was taken to
TIL Winchester Memorial HoSpi-
tai on last Sunday morning
Mrs. Lorenso Shipe, who has
b een suffering from p'eurtsY, is
recovering slowly.
a large crowd attended the
union Closing exercises which
were held i'll the high school
building last Saturday night,
Announcement was made that
the following pupils were present
every day Of the school year. III
the primary room. Wilbert Hoff-
man. Clinton Lichliter, Mapha
Lichliter, Leo Shipe, Robert
Shipe, Leo and Robert Goode,
Lucy Plauger, Herman and Mil
lard Ritenour; in the grammar
grades, William Burner, Isabel
Munich, James PIauger. Dorothy
Bitner and Ophelia Barr in the
High School Althea and Paul
Plauger, while lisa bel Glenn had
one absence and Lehman Habron
and Aubrey Goode two each.
Fifteen medals ava rded by the
Virginia H. S. Literary and Att
letic League were presented to
the following: Glendie Goode,
bronze athletic medal; Chester
Shipe, silver athletic medal; Otis
O'Flah erty, bronze athletic media
Shirley Ritenour, silver athletic
medal; Thelma Ritenour. gold
medal for winning girls orator.
cal contest; saba O'FIaherty
gold medal for girls reading con-
test; Paul Plauger, track meet
medal, silver athletic medal and
gold medal for boys reading con
test; Lehman Habron, three track
meet medals, bronze athletic
medal, gold medal for spelling
championship, and gold media
for boys oratorical contest.
| Ca plain Paul Plauger, Of the
Whites" presented to Captain
Lehman Habron of the Blues
a high school flag as a token o
the victory of the Blues in tn
literary and athletic contests o
the year.
| Miss Catherine Glenn recitet
Vacation Song and Miss Clara
| Habron recited "Stars.'
| Diplomas were presented to TIT
following graduates of the sew
ZENITH grade: From Fort Vale,
| School, Dorothy Bitner, Dude,
Bitner, VIM. Burner, Catherine
Glen, Glendie Goode, Clara Hab
ron, Isabel Munich, Chester Shipe
and Ola Rltenour; from Keller
School, Essie Munich and Mar,
Ritenour.
A little dialogue called 9TH
Black Sheep" was presented b
Pupils Of the first grade, Zada
Shipe, Howard Goode, Leo Good
Mapha Lichliter, Dorothy Hut
, Crimson and Edward Keyes
i Next was a recitation, "Flowe
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