Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-02-01
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MaurertOWn
Mrs. VIM. Jet who had been visit
ing her brother Harry Ritenour for a
week returned to her home at DERRICK
Tuesday.
Seldom Taylor who visited his brother
West Taylor for several days left for
his home last Saturday at Union Mills,
Maryland.
Miss Lois McInturff who visited her
friend Miss Beatrice B. Beydler re-
turned to her home at Strasburg Mon
day.
Rev. Jno. w. Leedy who was here
ATTENDING the meeting being conducted
by Rev. Emma NJ. Abeud at Brethren
Church returned to his home at Ma
nassas Tuesday. Rev. Leedy is al.
ways welcome visitor in our town
and vicinity.
Geo. R. Readle was called to Hagers-
town Monday by long distance phone
telling him his aged father Henry
Readle had fallen and fractured his
thigh and leg. His father is aged 81
years. He is now resting in the Hos
pital of Hagerstown.
j. Meredith has been confined to his
bed for the past few days with an al
tack of grippe.
Mrs. Chas. F. Headley who had been
visiting Mrs. Pauline Meredith return
ed to her home at Edinburg Tuesday.
Mrs. Elmer v. Hisey and SON Ken
meth and daughter Miss Genevieve
who had been visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Shaver, returned
to their home at Woodstock Tuesday.
Mrs. B. H. Meredith left for visit
with her aunts, Mrs. H. C. Bentz and
Mrs. Angie CrabiIl at Hagerstown
Tuesday. She will be there for a
iweek.
Thos. Flynn has left for visit with
his son Thos. Dr. in Baltimore, and
while there will attend the Baltimore
dog show. Mr.. Flynn has dogs for
training at his home here, from as far
west as Indiana. He is expecting one
from Wslthall, Nebraska, at this time
he has 9 in his care TO train.
On Tuesday night while Thos. Pierce
was coming from his home to attend
church at the north end of town. He
was struck by Dodge car coming
south on the pike, driven by Prof.
Garrett, Principal of the High School
at Strasburg, the car passed over him
Prof. Garrett stopped his car, and
placed Mr.. Pierce in his car with the
assistance of several young men, and
carried him to his home north of town
DR.. D. L. Shaver was called and found
several ribs fractured and bruises on
the hips. Mr.. Garnctt was passing a
car going north, and being blinded by
the lights of this car, did not see Mr.
Pierce, until he hit him. Mr.. Pierce
was walking by the road side leaving
sufficient room for both cars to pass by
him.
The protracted meeting at the Breth- |
rem Church being conducted by Rev.
Emma M. Aloud is growing in interest
the church being filled each night to |
listen to her profound sermons. On
Monday night her theme was the ten
virgins brought wildly to the people
by ten young ladies as follows: Misses
Arlene Kirby, Floraine Sine, Romano
Wright, Carrie Hickman, Hope Sine
McCIanahan, Beatrice BeydIer,
Frances Copp, Freda Seal and Winnie
Stricken, who were gowned in pure
white as the orientals are at their mar
rage feasts, seated in the pulpit with
lighted candles, five of which were .
soon burned out There were a mum
per Of those who were unable to gain
ldmittance to the church and were conf !,
,elled to return to their homes. The
Meeting will be continued over Sunday
md through next week. She is re-
.eiving calls from the different towns !
o preach sermon or hold meeting,
S oil who hear her, become enthusi-
site and much impressed with her 8
ermons. She win continue to be i
owned in the Holy Land costume each ]
light as she appears in the pulpit. a