Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-12-19
M0urertOWn

" nome al f1a9erSt0Wn last |
Friday,
Mrs Pauline Hess left ast
Saturday for Washington, where
she was called by the serious
ILLNESS of her friend Wrs. VIM.
Paxson.
Mrs. Hugh Beydler and daugh-
ter Miss Beatrice. Mrs. C.. T..
James and daughter Miss Martha
Lou Lee Shaver, Kenneth v.
Hisey, Rev. and Mrs. Ed. l..
Miller and daughters Misses
Margaret, Edna, Elnora aud
Dorothy, were in Harrisonburg
last Saturday shopping. Rev.
Mr.. Miller also visited Mrs. L. C
Fetzer of Strasdurg, who is at
the Rockingham Memorial Hos
pital where she underwent an
Operation several weeks ago. She
will be able to return to her
home this week
| Miss Lois Mc1nturff who visit.
ed her friend Miss Mildred Nc.
|Clanahan for several days return
ed to her home at Strasburg
4 Monday.
| The Sunday School of The
Brethren Church will hold Their
Il Xmas service at the church Xma
might at 1880 O'Clock. The pro-
gram is an appropriate one be-
ing rehearsed several nights dur
ing the week. The public is in
vited to be present.
II G. B. Saum killed six hog
last Thursday weighing 279.
lbs. the heaviest weight beins
$40 lbs. the lightest 439 lbs.
Il
Il Rev. Ed. L. Miller will preacl
: the annual Xmas sermon mex
i Sunday morning at the Brethren
Church II o'clock. night servic
1880 O'Clock.
81 The Citizens Club met al i
d regular monthly meeting IL.
: Thursday at the home of ".
: Shaver and put over some in
II lportant business for town an
!, vicinity. resolution to put dow
!, concrete side walks through til
i town. The committee appointed
for this work were Hugh Beydle
: and W. E. Shaver. Sidewalks fe
= town are of vital Importance
Ell The committee have pledges c
: between $250.0 and $4,000 an
have only started the canvas
d for funds.
i The committee to purchas
Sights for the inmates Of til
Fl Aims House for Xmas, wer
dlGeorge M. Readle, Mesdame
I Pauline Meredith and Ed. [
Miller. The gifts will be dis
= tributed Monday Dec 29th, at
SIo'clock. Rev. Ed. L. Miller will
deliver an address. A song ser
Twice will be rendered. Thes
annual visitations always brin,
good cheer to these unfortunates
A resolution was passed to ex
tend the electric lights at til,
north end of town as for as til,
Poor House road.
The committee to draft reso
lutions on the death of Mrs. A lima
H Meredith were Rev. E. B
Shaver, Rev Ed. L. Miller and
A. G. Shaver. The next meet
ling will be at the home of V, S,
jShaver Thursday January 9Th,
lat 7 o'clock, q. m.
i TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
| AT meeting of the Citizens
lClub of Maurertown Virginia,
held OH Thursday evening Dec.
11th, 1924, the following resoiu-
tions were unanimously adopted,
and spread upon the minutes Of
the club.
Whereas, in the all wise provi-
dence OF God, our co-worker and
Icharter member Mrs. Alma Fl,
Meredith was on the 2lst day of
November called from her earth
ly duties, and
Whereas, the Citizens Club de-
sire 10 express its full tribute to]
her worth a s lady and to her
unseltish work in those things
which were for the religious and
moral welfare of the town and
Community in which she lived
Resolved, that i'll the death of
Mrs. Alma H. Meredith, of Maur.
ertown, has lost lady OF genial
kindly disposition and one who
was always ready to support ALL
movements for the best interests |
and upbuilding of the commuu.
ity.
Resolved. that in her loss the
Citizens Club has lost leader in |
and christian uoI;f,. /.