Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-08-08
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IF the Christian Church.
Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. A. Yew,
their son Claud, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Richey and daughter Miss
Ella and j. O. Hare who attend
ed the reunion at Fishers Hill
and visited with Mr.. Yew'sI
mother, Mrs. Ellen Yew, left in
their car for their home at Cum
berland Saturday Evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Readle who
had been visiting in aagerstown
returned Monday.
Delmas Keller after a visit
with Thomas Flynn returned to
his home near Mt. Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warwick Carpen
ter and son Cecil and daughter,
Mary Catherine of Richmond
arrived here Monday to visit the
family of Melvin Skrum.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Shaver
of Richmond, came her Sunday
and are visiting the families of
DR.. d. L. Shaver and Samuel ].
Shaver.
Mrs. Ella Fleming and son
Sidney and daughter Miss Cav
melle, of Miami, Flarida are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. S.
Newman, this week.
Omer M. Shaver has an in.
fected knee that is giving him
trouble, caused by a pimple and
the wearing of new pair OF
oyerhalls.
Don't forget the annual all
day singing at Zion Church next
Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Wolverton, r
r. D. /, returned home from
Weston. w. Va, Tuesday. She
was accompanied by her sister
Mr.. C. E. Hanks, who she hat
been visiting.
Homer M. Wright who woi
the cake, that was chance off a
the Civic League Lawn Part,
last Friday night at the schoo
grounds. was in good frame o
mind as to his winning no troubl
/ for the good wife to have cak
| for the Fishers Hill Reunion an,
III the Sunday dinner after slicinl
iseveral pieces for the Saturda'
lunch and placing the remainde
lon the dining room table. II
4 and family departed Saturda
morning for Fishers Hill in
happy frame of mind. But Il
he happiness left on his retur
home, as the cake was missin
land the door had been force
fIopen. He carefully made a
{, inspection and found some piece
/, Iof paper near a tree. He care
Il fully placed them together an
: Ireadily came to the conclusio
d that three parties passing a
r lgentlemen, were the burglar.
!. He declares they maybe farmer!
5. hardware, or music dealers, III
e less restitution is made and tbs
lquickly. The klu Klux Khan o
e Isome such organization will met
e out justice to the perpetrators o
e stealing his cake. and causin
him worry where aud how t
r procure another blackberry see
tcake, for the Sunday dinner a
the one stolen by them, on tn
surface apparent gentlemen.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
The Ninth Annual Conveniio
of the Shenandoah County Sun
day School Association was he'll
there Wednesday at the Brethren
Church. There was a large at
Tendance and very interestin.
convention, one of greater inter
est being manifested than an,
preceding. The convention wa.
convened at 10 o'clock, devotiona
service by Rev. j. T. Jackson,
lof Saumsville, address of wei.
come by Rev. E. B. Shaver, pas.
tor of church, response by Rev.
K. H. Cline of Woodstock, Rev.
Minor C. Miller, State Secretary
was present and delivered an ad-
dress of thirty minutes. his theme
being What must the church do
to be saved"?iu which lie told the
large audience to adopt an educa-
tional program. beginning in the
home and continuing to the
church college. His talk was
one If carried out by the Sunday
Schools would be of vast help.
An address by Rev. H. C. May-l
hew of Woodstock, subject Sun
day School program for young
people" at the afternoon session. |