Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-03-24

| DR.. Charles Pence, Of Philadelphia
Pa, spent several days this week witt
his mother and sisters, Mrs. w. A
Pence and the Misses Pence on Massa
nutten Heights.
| 7, Glenn Locke is spending ten day:
in New York City where he is purchas
!, ing stock for his Main Street stores.
| Mrs. D. NJ Wine of Quicksburg has
returned to her home after visit tC
relatives in Woodstock
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shaffer and
1.-TWO children have returned to their
home in Shepherdstown, after a visit
to his mother Mrs Ella Shaffer on
Muhlenberg Street
William Finks of The Plains was
called to Woodstock by the serious ILL.,
Eness Of his little son who is suffering
with pneumonia.
Mrs. R. NJ. Wunder has returned
from visit TO relatives in Mt jackson.
Mrs. P. 6, Fravel and daughter, Mrs.
| Fred Schaeffer and little son Robert of
Philadelphia were called to Woodstock
by the serious illness of Mrs. travels
mother, Mrs. Lucinda Few.
w NJ. Wender and Miss Lillian
Howard are spending a week in New
York City where they are purchasing
goods for the Wender partment Store
Miss Hazel Haun spent the weekend
with Miss Mary Sue Bowman of Staun-
ton.
Mrs. Austin Hotel is recovering from
an operation for appendicitis which
was performed MondayIn the Memorial
Hospital at Winchester
Harry French of Washington, spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. French.
Mrs. l, Kimball, of Paris and New
York was guest this week of her
niece, Mrs. NJ. L. Walton, Jr. Mrs.
kimball has been the guest of her
mother, Mrs. NJ. E. B. Allen, of Mount
Jackson for the past few weeks before
leaving for her home in Paris where
she spends part OF each year,
Mrs. John Dulin was called to White
Sulphur Springs Friday by the death
Of H. E. Crickenberger. Mr.. Cricken-
berger is survived by his wife Mrs.
Blanche Huddleston Crickenberger,
who frequently visits Mrs. Duln and
who is very pleasantly known in
Woodstock, and two children Miss
Margaret and Hugh Crickenberger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Myers and little
son, Joseph Myers, Jr., of Rectortown,
Va, spent the weekend with Mrs.
Myers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hammond
Haun.
Miss Charlotte McMurray was a guest
this week of Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe
Funkhouser while enroute from Lex
ington where she has been spending
several months with MIR. and Mrs.
Clayton Williams to Leesburg where
she will visit relatives.
Prof. w. j. Schoene, of the State
Crop Pest Commission returned to
Blacksburg Tuesday after having spent
several days with Mr.. and Mrs Henry
E. Bailey, at their home near Wood
stock.
Miss Mabel Dosh, returned to her
home in Luray Monday after visit to
Miss Tirzah Miley.
Mrs. Lucetta Pullaim has returned
from Luray where she has been spend
ling the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Dosh and is now visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
lC. c. Sager at ST. Luke.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Williams returned
TUESDAY from an extended visit to
their son, Rev. w. T. Williams of
lLynchburg and Prof. Clayton E. Williams
of the faculty of the Law School of
Washington and Lee University.
| R. L. Bargelt is business visitor in
baltimore and Washington this week.
| The Camp Fire Girls of Woodstock
with their Guardian, Miss Katharine
Hotel "hiked' to Strasburg last Satur.
day afternoon. They had supper at one
of the Strasburg restaurants after which
lthey were guests of Mr.. William Dalke
Manager of the New Theatre for the
: evening show, later taking the train
for Woodstock
II Mrs. Willard Canter and little sor
r have returned to their home in From
2 Royal after visit to Mr.. and Mrs. C
Z. Walton at their home on Mullen
Il berg Street.
e Prof. Thomas Lipscomb of Baltimore
Twas a guest this week in the home O
d Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Walton.
;, Mr. B. F. johnson, Jr., of Richmond
a Va, representing The Atlas Portlan
), Cement Co. visited dealers in thi
o lsection this week, Mr.. Murdoch O
the Valley Builders Supply Co., Wood
N stock, Mr.. c. NJ. Shannon, of Mt. Jack
q son and Triplett, Irwin and Wilkin, c
a Edinburg, the last named firm havin
Il carried this highly recommends
= cement longer than any other dealer
in the Valley.
81 Rev. Gilbert P. Robertson, of tn
y North Texas Conference, of the Meth,
d dist Episcopal Church South, represel
tative of the Centenary Commission
J. depending a week in Woodstock, wher
d he is engaged in auditing the Centenar
II books.
dI Rev. Mr.. Robertson pr cached in Il
SNethodist Church Sunday evening.