Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-03-17
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CAREER SILCOTT.

married Saturday evening at s O'Clock
to Mr. Casper Carper eldest son of
Lee Carper prosperous farmer of the
Palmyra neighbosnood. Rev. Mr.. Coe
performed the ceremony at the Coe
residence Rail Road Ave. in sthe pres
ence of Mrs. Coe, Miss Stoneburner,
Mrs. Laura Whissen, Mrs. Russell
Ryman, Mrs Charles Meyer Miss Eliza
Coffman and Mr.. Joe Cooper. The.
bride was attired in becoming gown Of
blue silk and velvet with accessories of
white and blue and corsage bouquet
of violets. Mr.. and Mrs. Carper will
reside for the present with the grooms
father on the Carper farm Congratu-
lations and best wishes follow the
happy and popular young couple.
DEATH AND FUNERAL OF ESTIMABLE
EDINBURG LADY.
Mrs. D. Hawkins died suddenly
Thursday evening March 9th about
o'clock from a hemorrhage. She was 6S
years, 2 months and s days of age
Before her marriage she was Miss
Sarah Sine, daughter of George Sine
of near Mt. jackson. She is survived
by her husband and four sons, William
Hawkins, of Newark, Ohio, Harry, O.
Montana, Charles and Peter Hawkins
of Edinbubrg, two daughters, Mrs
Lottie Williamson, of Newark, Ohio
and Mrs. Bert Grandstaff, of Readus
three sisters. Mrs. Mary Rush, O
Florida, Mrs. James Gardner, of Ohio
and Miss Jennie Sine, Of Hawkins
town, three brothers, Jacob anC
Charles, of Hawkinstown and Ton
Sine, of near Mt. Jackson. Funera
services were conducted Sunday
March 18th, at / 80 by Rev. Mr.. Ande'
of the Baptist Church. Interment wa
made in Cedar Grove Cemetery, Edln
burg. The pallbearers were JOSEPH
Hoffman, D. 0. Guess, Joseph Painter
c. P Wightman, William Cooper an'
George Ring,
Miss Marguerite Hoffman, Of Wash
ington spent the weekend with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Holtz
man Miss Hoffman is recovering
: from an attack of laryngitis. He
room mate Miss Bragg Wightman wa
unable to make the trip home on &C
count of an attack of grip.
The Misses Lantz have receive
news Of an honor conferred upon thel
nephew, Thurston L. Kester, LIST Lieut.
in F. A. 0. R. C who is taking tire
months course in Field Artiller
School of Fire" at Fort Sill, Okla
homa. Thirty officers, were chose
by the Government from the differen
States, Mr., keister was selected t
represent Virginia, he was formerl
one Of the faculty Of Roanoke colleg
where he taught Business Law H
also practiced law, in Salem, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hutchinso
left Edinburg Sunday for Washington
from there they went by boat +
Richmond and they will visit Mr.. an
Mrs. Gilbert L. Hudgins and family
also Mr.. Hutchinson's brother Edwar
Hutchinson, of Norfolk, Va. Durin
their absence Mrs. Lucy Hoffman wi
! take charge of Master Marshall Littl
Grace and baby Jack, Jri
Charles F. Headley returned Satur
day from Richmond where he was en-
tertained by his personal friend Gov
E Lee Trinkle, who has appointe
Mr.. Headley Superintendent OF Gam
Wardens of the 9TH Congressional Dis
: trict.
Miss Lena Sheetz has issued invita-
tons for a Shower" TO be given a
her home High and Center Streets
Friday 18th in honor of the approach
ing marriage of Miss Bragg Wightmal
and Mr. Merlin Meyer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Hisey
have the sympathy Of their man,
friends in their illness at their Mali
Street home.
H, H. Newman, manager of thu
Wrenn Produce Co., left Sunday eve
ming for business trip to PhiladeI
phia and New York.
Rev. F. T. Tyler, D. D., Presiding
. Elder of Methodist Conference Win
chester District was in Edinburg Sat
urilt looking after the interest o
Church business.
Mr. and Mrs Russell Miller, and two
children of Woodstock, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs B. S Rau, at then
Main Street home
! Dr.. Harry Hoffman, of Winch ester
spent the weekend with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hoffman.
/ Arthur Burk and j. s. Baker, attend
ed the funeral of Mr.. Bakers uncle
Monday at Capon Roads
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Barrick, attend
ed the funeral of Mrs E. D. Hawkins,
Sunday from Columbia Furnace.
Mrs. Laura Whissen, Miss Bessie V
! Rinehart, Rev. and Mrs S. L. Baugher
| were business visitors Tuesday in
Winchester
Lester Zirkle moved today into the
Reformed Parsonage, on High Street,
Rev. George w. Slower. D. D., Pre-
siding Elder, of Winchester district,
Virginia United Brethren Conference,
will preach Wednesday night, April
9Th at the United Brethren Church, and
hold the 3rd quarterly conference at
$50 in the afternoon He is great
preacher and many people from all the
Churches will avail themselves of the
opportunity to hear him.
Rev. c. Sydenstricker, beloved and
honored veteran in the Masters service,