Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-10-17
PERSONALLY.


Monday, and while here subscribed fol
the old HERALD for his brother Mr.
Samuel |. Spiggle of Atlanta, Georgia,
wholeft the Valley about twelve years
ago.
Mrs. Sallie A. Wisman, returned
rom Mt. jackson, after nursing near
" two months and is now with her
daughter Mrs. Emery Bushong near
Woodstock, Va.
Mr. Frank Boyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Boyer and little daughter Jean Nc
Neill Boyer, and Miss Alice Boyer at
ten ded the National Convention of the
Christian Church in session at Cleve-
land. Ohio this week.
Miss Lucille Boyer of the faculty Of
the Handley Schools, Winchester
spent the weekend at her home
Maple Heights.
MIR. A. T. Bolts, of woodville, Va,
Mrs. T. J. King, Mr.. NJ B. King of
Woodville, Va. and Miss Maggie
Mason, of Charles Town. w. Va. were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James G.
Gravely at their home on Muhlenbergh
Street this week.
Among the many former resi-
dents of Woodstock who spent the
Summer with friends and relatives in
Woodstock was Mrs. Margaret Spiker,
who was a guest of DR.. and Mrs.
C harles Beidler, on Muhlenbergh ST.
Mrs. Spiker's home is now in Freeport,
r. /.
Mrs. j. M. Bauserman, returned
Monday from Danville, where she rep
Queen Una Temple Pythian-
Sisters at the Grand Lodge in session
asst week in Danville, Va, Mrs. Baus-
srman also visited friends in Wash
ngton, D. C. on her return from DAM
vile.
DR.. Richard McCord Hoffman, of |
New Market spent part OF Sunday at |
he home of his mother, Mrs Margaret
Hoffman on South Main st. DIR. Hoff-
nan is suffering from a compound |
racture of his left arm, sustainedl
hree weeks ago when starting on a
hurry call to a patient he fell over
ONE lumber left at the edge of the
idewalk near his office in New Market.
Dr.. Hoffman has just returned from
memorial Hospital where
e had been under care of DIR. Stuart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard C. Hughes and
aughter Miss Evelyn of Harrisonburg,
Dent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Burner at their home on
outh Main Street.
Special services were held in the
lethodist Sunday School room Sunday
orning in honor of the 45th ami
ersary Of Hon. NJ L. Walton S service
) superintendent of the Sunday
chool. The entire Church including
lie Sunday School room and the altar
the main auditorium was banked ,
it'll beautiful flowers. 1t was said
at the floral decorations were among I
he most beautiful ever seen in Wood {
ock
Appropriate addresses were made by
e pastor, Rev. w. d. Keene, and by
Russell Boyer and w. L. Newman.
oecial music for the occasion was
'noered, including the song by the {
'imary department. t.
The occasion was also the list an a
versary of Mr.. Walton's birthday. a
is faithful services are most highly c
,preciated by the entire congregation,
ho joined in the celebration. IL
Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Cline returned
st evening from an extended trip1
rough the South, visiting their J
lughter Mrs. j. R. Kelley, Green's 5
,ro, N. c, and their daughter Mrs. \
0 Fulenwider at Monroe, N. C.
ev. Mr.. Cline also visited his old /
ome Hickory,N. c., having gone there T
fatend to some business. They also S
ent several pay at Norfolk, Va, with I
cir sons Drs. C. P. Cline and H. G.
inc. (
Mrs. Matte A. Williams has return :
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to her home ''Vesper Hall'' near
apon Road, Va, after visit to Mr.
I'D Mrs M. L. Walton Jr.
Mr.. w. E. Boyer returned this week
his position in the National Bank of ,
Foodstock after two weeks vaction :
pent in Washington, and in the
owell's Fort Valley.
The Rev. James Keene has returned
, his home in Fredericksburg, Va, II
fter having spent the past two weeks {
the home of his brother the Rev.
'. D. Keene, whose pulpit he filled
wo Sundays.