Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1923-04-27
PERSONALS

Mrs. Monroe Funkhouser left las
week for visit to Mrs. C. M. Borum a
"Matin HilP'inear Strasburg and to hel
lson-in- law and daughter DIR. and Mrs
IL. A. McMurray, at Hedgesville, where
ICapt. Funkhouser has been visiting foi
Iseveral weeks.
| Mrs. Gray Hume, of Leesburg, Va,
lis visiting her brother-in-law and sister
Mayor Herbert Trotter and Mrs. Trot.
tier.
Miss Florence French was called
here Sunday by the critical illness OF
her brother Mr.. William S. French,
who is now improving. DIR. Rudy, OF
Washington was called in consultation
with DR.. James H. Smoot, of Wood
stock. to attend Mr.. French.
Mr.. Lee Long and two daughters
Misses Fleta and Grace motored to
Conicville Sunday where they spent
| the day with friends.
Rev. and Mrs. Francis A. Brown at
tended the Valley Convocation of the
Episcopal Church. which met in Christ
Church, Winchester. While in Win
chester they were the guests of DR..
Hunter Mcclure. They returned
Thursday, bringing Bishop Brown who
will hold service here Thursday night,
at Middletown Friday at $3.50 and
at Mt. Jackson Friday night at 7:30.
Bishop Brown is the guest of Mrs. j.
C. Paxton.
Lawrence Moreland, who had been
under treatment in Mercy Hospital
Pittsburg, Pa, from March 18th until
Apr. Is, is now recuperating at the home
of his parents Mr.. andMrs. 6. Frank
Moreland near Calvary, Va. Mr..
Moreland was injured in the B. and o.
Machine Shops in Pittsburg when a
heavy piece of an engine fell on one
foot. He expects to return to Pitts
burg in a short time.
Mrs. John L. Livers, of University
of Virginia, spent two days this week
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Logan. Mr.. and Mrs. Livers have recent
" returned from Florida, where they
have been spending the month with
their little son, John Logan Livers who
has been critically i'll in the University
Virginia Hospital the greater part of
the winter. The little patient is now
recuperating at his home at University
Virginia.
Miss Ella Magruder returned to her
home in Woodstock Tues day from New
Orleans, Louisiana and Washington,
D. C.
The party of Confede rate Veterans
and Daughters of Confederacy and Sons
of Veterans, with whom Miss Magruder
and Miss Sallie Clover travelled on
special train and were royalty enter
tanned at Montgomery, Ala. and
other points along the way, as well
as at New orleans. |
Mr. Robert Anderson, a prominent |
Confederate Veteran of Woodstock has |
returned { MS home in this place,
after most pleasant trip to the Con-
feaera.e Reunion at New Orleans,
Mrs P. Bordell and infant son, of |
Charlotte Court House, Va, are Wis
ting at The home of Mrs. P A. Pitman,
on Muhlenberg st.
Mr. andMrs. James Fox, Jr., Mrs. E.
E. Ramey and daughter Isabel, Mrs. |
Pauline E. Smith Messrs. Homer Rink
err and Robert Saum, of Washington,
D. C. were motor visitors to the home
Of Mrs. Jos. Keller, where they spent
the week end.
DR.. j. l. Triplett, who has been
spending the past two months in Flor
ida, spent Friday with his nephew,
Mayor Herbert Trotter in Woodstock.
A most cordial welcome was accorded |
the Rev. w D. Keene, Mrs. Keene |
and their family by the official men,
bers and a committee of ladies of the
Methodist Church last Friday. On Sum-
day Mr.. Keene delivered two excellent
sermons to large and appreciative con-
gregations.
Mr.. and Mrs C. w. Snapp spent the
week end in Woodstock, with their
sister, Mrs. NJ. B. Hoover, returning
to their homes in Frederick County,
Monday.
Mrs. L. Butt and daughters Misses
Sudie and Bessie Butt, have returned to
Woodstock, after visit to friends in
Shenandoah, Page County, Va.
DIR. A. P. Butt and two sons A. P.
Butt Jr. and Kenneth Butt, have re-
turned to Elkins, w. Va. after brief
visit to Woodstock.
Miss Lucille Kneisley, of the faculty
of the Marshall High School, is spend
/ ing several days at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Grove Kneis-
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