Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-04-07

United Brethren parsonage. Miss
Ellen Runion and Mr. George II.
Duck worth of Ha wkiustown were
united in marriage by Rev. S. L. :
Baugher, in the presence Of few
invited relations who accom-
panied the young people. !
After a short wedding trip TIL
Allegheny Co. Md. they will
reside at Hawkinstown. They
are prominent yonng people and
their many friends wish them a
long and happy life.
Miss Frances Hurle, home
missionary of the Baptist Church
has been boarding with Miss Ella
Below on Main St. 1t is under
stood that Miss Hurle expects to
locate in our little town and do
missionary work here. She fol-
merly did similar work for her
church at Columbia Furnace.
Arthur Miller spent last Sun
day with relations at Conicville.
Rev. II. B. Mitchell preached
two fine sermons at the Christian
Church here Sunday, filling the
pulpit for tile pastor, Kew. Asa
S!ickley, OF Strasburg.
Mahlon Glen, the popular dray-
men has been confined to his
home by illness for several days.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Holmes,
and children spent the weekend
with friends in Woodstock.
| Albert Fultz, has purchased a
new Velie automobile from the
Wood Garage Co, of Hagerstown,
Mary land.
Mrs George Stout, Of Mt,
Jackson, spent Friday mig 1T witt
her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Crane
( staff, who has been quite Ill at
her home south of town.
Rev. M. D. Fillmore, the new
Methodist minister, preached Z
fine sermon last Sunday morning
lie was greeted with a large
audience, who appreciated hl.
masterful sermon. With hi,
family lie moved into the parson
age Tuesday.
The preaching services at the
United Brethren Church mex
e Sunday night has been with
drawn on account Of the Revlya
d at the Christian Church, con
oil Quoted by Rev Asa Stickley, a
s it has been the custom here wllel
\ one of the churches are engage
!, in revival for the other churche
+ to withdraw their services ant
d 20 to the church which is hold
/ ing the revival. A fine spirit Q
: schristian union and fellowship
Y exist III this town with III
ri churches, three of whom hoIt
il Union Prayer meetings, whicI
I'll are largely attended.
81 Jos. c. Hutchinson, the cashie
II of the bank here, who has beel
I, mined to his home by Hines
e we are glad to report is able to 81
up, a short time each day and his
Imany friends will be glad to Sc,
him out again. b. 5. Rau thu
!, assistant cashier, has full charg'
>. and two better business mel
" more active, kind, and promp
Icannot be found in any town OF
lefty. The people and director:
Iof the bank feel highly honore(
that they have two such capable
men at the head Of their lnstitu-
ton.
i The Missionary Society of tile
: United Brethren Church, was
AZ. d Saturday night with Mrs.
Atiuur Burk, there were large
a. suNance, and fine program
Rendered.
| ine funeral of William Stock :
~e. aged 70 years was lie d
| Friday afternoon from his
Hate home. Conducted by Rev.
5. l.. Ba ugher, pastor OF the ..
b. Church. MIR. Stock we'll was
la CONSTANT member Of the
Methodist church for many years
He leaves a widow and two
children ernest of Clarksburg,
Nv. Va. and Bessie of A leXandria
Va.
Mrs, Myrtle Thompson, who
has been quite i'll with FLU" isl
much better.
Andrew Bowman was visiting
Il lis wee with friends at law
kinstown.
Rev. S. L. Baugher, will leave
Thursday morning for Roanoke,
Va. where lie will conduct re-
vival service at the First q. B.