Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1923-05-18
Mt. Jackson

Miller Tine case was tried before
Justice w. B. Allen of Woodstock last
we elk and dismissed.
Miss Ruth Minnick of near New Mar
ket was guest of Misses Hazel and
Mildred Pence few days this week.
The Baccalaureate Services will be
held in the Lutheran Church on Sun
day night May Goth beginning at eight
o'clock. The sermon will be preached
by DR.. Wagner, pastor of the Lutheran
church of Martinsburg, West Va. On
Wednesday night the High school will
give a Musicale in the High School
Auditorium. Thursday night will be
Glass night exercises. And Friday
night Final Commencement this will be
the largest class in the history of the
school. There being % graduates.
The class motto: mot on The High
est, But Climbing.
Glass roll as follows:
CORTLAND Bowman, Eleanor Barns
Irene Bowers, Mark Boyer, Grace
Burket, Martha Cadwallader, Lucille
and Alvin Funkhouser, Edythe
Getz, Charles Getz, Raymond Heish-
man, Viola Kagey, Guy Kerlin, Clarence
Moore, Alta Newland, Elizabeth Payne,
Noah Ross, Medford Shaver, Walter
Shaver, Marie Shutters, Nellie Shutters,
Rosa Sine and May Swartz.
Edward Hynes Jr. is i'll of Pleurisy
and Pneumonia following a relapse of
measles. Two of the Homer Long
children are also i'll caused by relapse
from measles.
The annual Decoration services will
be held on Saturday afternoon June
End. Under the auspices of the
Daughters of Confederacy. The Hon.
Philip Williams of Winchester will be
the principal speaker.
The Grades will finish their school
on Friday morning and spend the rest
of the day picnicking.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Wunder have re-
turned from two weeks visit to their
daughter, Mrs. Lorraine and family in
Misses Ruth and Flossie Roper of
Pa. are visiting their brother
Rev. Paul L. Roger and family.
Mr.. w. H. Pines of Asbury Park Pa. |
S guest in the Roger home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Meyer, and Mr.. |
Mrs. j. K. Wickert of Perkesie Pa.
will arrive on Saturday for short visit
o the formers daughter, Mrs. Paul L
2oyer and family.
Miss Marguerite Fravel of Lantz Mill
vas weekend guest of Miss Nellie
Vhitmer.
The Flower Show, held Last Fridayi
nd Saturday was great success. The
isplay was beautiful, the Potted plant
able was loaded with various kinds oil
lants which made very attractiveI
ppearance. And not the least attrac-
i've were wild flowers and cut flowers
magnificent in their many different
olors and varieties. One never before
ealized the many, many, different kinds
I flowers which can be found grow
ng in the springtime, and their rare
eauty. There were many prizes won
y the exhibitors. The display, A Mod
rn House and garden, by the pupils
the sixth grade was indeed very /;
ttractive and showed much skill and
rchitecture. The ladies of the civic
ub hope to hold another Flower showl
lis fall as well as to make this, spring 6
how, an annual affair. We hope the
dies of the community will plant
overs to have exhibited at the fut-
re shows. Nv
DR.. Thomas Holcombe and familvl1
ave moved to Mt. jackson and located :
the Good property opposite the :
armers Cooperative Exc. He DR.. !,
olcombe comes to the Valley highly :.
commended and brings with him a !,
ne record.
METHODIST CHURCH
Mt. Jackson Charge, for Sunday, d
ay 10th. Ie
Mt. jackson II a. m. la
Quicksburg p. m. Io
8 p. m. tMother's Daylt ii
rmon.) In,
will begin a protr acted meeting at
l'cksburg, Sunday night, May 9th at pl
,. m. Preaching every night at SIP
m. Song service at 7:45 p. m. Come Ii
cry night. h,
L H SMAIxwooD. Minister. v