Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-04-03
Fort Valley

Misses Edith Goode and Clara Brown
who have been visiting at their re-
spectIve homes here, returned to
Washington, Sunday. They were ac-
| companied by Cecil Goode, who ex-
poets to find employment in the Capitol
City.
Raymond Tamkin, who has en-
| ployment in Strasburg, visited his sis
ter and brother, Miss Della and Paul
rankin, the first of the week.
w. F. Baker, of Charles Town, w.
va, and son. Edward Baker, of Logan,
w; Va, visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. c..
Y Flaherty and family last Wednesday.
Misses Annie Shlpe, Marguerite Artz
and Nina Huffman visited Miss Edith
Goode, last Tuesday.
A large crowd attended the sale, at
the home of Tobias Baker, last Wed
nesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Shipe
and son, Robert, moved there last
week
Those attending the sale from a dis
lance We're: Messrs. w. F. Baker, Of
Charles Town, Edward Baker, of
Logan, w. Va, George Boyer and Mr..
and Mrs. George Barr, and son Alvi n
Barr, all of Woodstock.
Miss Eunice Boyer spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. Dan O'Fiah-
erty, OF Washington recently.
Misses Clara Brown and Edith Goode
spent last Thursday With Miss Annie
Shipe.
Mr.: and Mrs. David Shipe, and fami-
Y OF Rppen, w. Va, and Mrs, Beulah
Miller, of Herndon, Va, are visiting
friends and relatives of this place.
Samuel Shirley, who has been max
ing MS nome for the past fifteen years
win Mr.. and Mrs. Tobias Baker, of
Carmei, has returned to his old home,
In Hagerstown. This fine, Christian
ooy VIII be greatly missed by his many
friends here. That fortune will al
ways favor him is the hope of the en-
ire community.
Inc prayer meeting, at White Chapel
was well attended Sunday evening.
victor Glenn, who has been visiting
MS mother, Mrs. Learn McClanahan,
returned Monday to Baltimore, where
ne has employment.
Mrs. w. C. O'Flaherty, Misses
Lucia Rinker and saba O'Flaherty
ana Edward O'Flaherty visited Mr.. and
MRS; James Munich and Mr.. and Mrs.
y. r. Plauger and family, the first of
Miss Fannie Ritenour, who has en-
pioyment in Washington, is visiting
ner mother, Mrs. Molie Glen, of Seven
Fountains.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brown,
OF Carmel, Saturday March 2Sth, a girl.
w. c. G'Flaherty visited friends in
bentonville over the weekend.
The condition of Mrs. Alice Glen,
VINO is III, remains about the same.
NM. M. and Mrs. Edwin Tamkin, of
DIiipeck, are receiving congratulations
on the arrival of young daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tamkin and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Rinker visited Mrs. |
Iva Burke, Saturday, Mrs. Burke is |
very slowly from her re-
cent illness.
Miss Della Tamkin, Raymond and
Paul Tamkin visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Shipe Sunday.
The Brethren of the Dry Run Trinity
Church, held business meeting at the
home of w. c. Shipe last Saturday.
Edward O'Flaherty was business
visitor in Woodstock and Edinburp
Saturday.
Victory Glenn has bought what is
known AS the Walker Glenn place,
which was bought by Roy Lichliter and
now belongs to Mr.. Glenn. This place /,
is within almost a stones throw of 1,
Cross Roads. Mr.. snd Mrs. Isaiah
KILLER, and family are living there now
and will be there, in all probability,
until their own house, which is being |
is completed.
Rev. Mr.. Seal will fill his REGULAR
appointment at the Dry Run Christian
Church Sunday evening as usual.
There will be no preaching servicesI
It White Chapel Sunday afternoon,
The new pastor, Rev. L. H. RichcreekI
will then fill the regular appointments
m the third Sunday night 18th at
White Chapel. Because of no preach
NO services Sunday. S. S. will be at 10
!. m. as usual.
We are having real March weather.
ow.
The sale at Mr.. Tobias Baker brought
large crowd together last Wednesday.
roperty brought good price.
Albert Sbipe has rented Mr.. Bakers
lrm at Carmel
w. F. Baker and son of Charles
own spent short time with his
rother Tobias Baker at Carmel.
Mr.. Tobias Baker spent the first of
lie week with relatives in Strasburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garnet Coverstone and
rs. Ed Coverstone of Dillbeck and
A. Burke and his son Ralph of
even Fountains spent the first OF the
eek with +. R. Smith and family.
Rev. Ed Miller will preach at Dry
IN Easter Sunday at 2:30 o'clock.
Delmar Dinges who had been work.
q in the tunel at Staunton returned {
me last week.