Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-08-22
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vtSss AVA sSvSAoA WCChS His
grandmother. Mrs. Ellen Yew
md aunt Mrs. Eufma Bauserman |
Ckas. Houck, of Lancaster,
Pa. is the guest of the family of
silas Sager, this week.
At the Christian Eudeavor SER
rices and the preaching service
BY Rev. Joseph N. |
Hillhouse, of Vicksburg. Miss,
last Sunday night, at the Breth-
ern Church. John Paul Locke.
Of Newport News, sang twol
beautiful solos that were enjoyed
by the large audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Alesllire,
Mrs. Fannie C. Shaffer, and Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Gander. of Page
County, who were visiting v. S.
Shaffer attended the Primative|
Baptist Association that was
conducted at Water Lick last
Sunday with Mr.. Shaffer. They
returned to their homes Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warwick Car
Deufer and children who were
here for two weeks, visiting their
aunt Miss Sue Doll left Monday
for their home at Richmond.
They returned via Culpepper and
Fredericksburg, in their car.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Bentz after
a weeks stay with Mrs. Martha
Spiker, returned to their home
at Hagerstown last Sunday, they
we're accompanied by Mrs. Sue
Hess, who will remain with them
for two weeks.
Mrs. Samuel ]. Wagner who
has been visiting relatives al
Mt. Crawford, returned home
Monday evening.
Duke L. Shaver left on las
Sunday for a weeks camp a
G ottoes with Balliet's Orches
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Miss Lois McInturff, of Stras
burg is here this week with he
friends Misses Beatrice B Bey'
dler and Mildred McClanahan.
/ Joseph Miller Supt. OF TIL
Aims House is the happy fathe
of new daughter since Monday
! Ed. Conk has opened luncl
| and soft drink room, adjoining
the garage open for service Ga,
and night Night tourists hav
been taking advantage of thei
service.
/ Edward S. Spiker and so
Fred, of Hagerstown enroute t
Harrisonburg to attend the Fire
mems Convention stopped her
Monday night with their mothe
and grand mother Mrs. W. q
| Spiker.
| Mrs. R. Sidney Newman la
been on the sick list for severa
days.
VIM. J. Gochenour is drillin,
Ia we'll on his property, that h
bought of j. Stark. He hope
to be able to strike stream o
sufficient flow, to furnish waite
for his own dwelling and other
of the town.
4 Mr.. and Mr.. Luther Burne
who were visiting their daugh
ter and son-in-law Mr.. and Mrs
Romeo Finks two miles South o
town on the river, with Mrs
| Frances Harrison a sister of Mrs
| F. of Goldsboro, N. c., left OF
Monday morning for their hom,
at st. Petersburg. Florida. The,
will spend a few days at Macon
Ga, with Mrs. Burners relatives
They have been here for tw.
weeks, this being Mr.. Burner :,
former home.
VIM. Cussick who was a guest
lat Romeo Finks, left for his
home in Washington Tuesday.
Lester C. Miller, arrived here
from Cumberland, Md, Wednes-
day where he has been for the
past FIVE months. to visit his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Mil.
Ter one mile South of town. He
was accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Jno. Watrine and four children
and Lloyd Keifer. all of Cumber-
land. He has been employed
By The Kelly-Spring6eld Auto
Tire Company. He will return
to take up his duties next week.
A mixed musical of voices and
instruments will be held at Zion
the End Sunday of Sept.
1t l o'clock. The Tussing
Orchestra of Harrisonburg is
expected to be pr esent. You are
invited to be present.
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