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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-04-10
WOODSTOCK PRINCESS

Miss Olive Magruder has been Sc
lected princess torepresent Woodstock
at the Apple Blossom Fete in Win
chester.
The selection was made last week by
q vote of the fourteen members of the
Woodstock Committee of the Apple
Blossom Fete, and Miss Magruder has
Just within the last few days, decided
to accept the honor.
The selection of Miss Magruder
meets with general approval, as she is
la beautiful young woman, OF charm
ing personality and viii reflect honor
upon her town and county.
Miss Magruder is the daughter oil
Mrs. Leila Riddleberger Magruder and
| the late Mark w. Magruder and is 1
member Of two Of Shenandoah bes'
families. Her paternal grandfathel
was the Hon. P. w. Magruder and OF
| the maternal side she is granddaughter
| OF the late Senator H. n. heidelberg
er.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-04-10
Program
For New Theatre

Friday, April 10-Bessie Love and
Harold Goodwin in "Gental Julia. !"
She played with fire but always man
aged to escape unframed. But once
she played dangerously near an abyss.
Also a good Billy West Comedy "The
Orderly
Saturday, April Hilary Carey in
his, latest production 1.-THE Flaming
Forties." Harry Carey greatest OF
Western" characters in screen
drawn in which he surpasses all his
previous efforts, A whirlwind of fast
action and adventure. Deity handled,
with Carey in his greatest role. Also
a good comedy rip Van Winkle''
Monday, April 13-Mary Carr in
"On The Banks OF The Wabash, in
spired by the world famous sem. \
drama that brings to the screen all Tie
refreshing atmosphere Of the ee e4SntT y,
In spectacular value. The flood storm
and rescue, burning and explosion Of
the rescue ship are seldom equalled.
Also thrilling and exciting episode
of "Into The Net "
Tuesday and Wednesday, April IA
and Is Mary Pickford in s'Tess of the
Storm Country. 1.-The worlds Sweet.
heart in her own brand new version
of a world classic the whole woi id
loves the recreation of masterpiece.
A picture that fascinates by its sim
plicity captivates by its beauty. The
beautiful Mary Pickford as Cir
again--in rags and tatters and rubber
boots-but always smiling her impish
child smile, always tossing her golden
curls as the lovable Tess who brings
glad tears and joyous smiles TO al
who see. Also good comedy OF
Tuesday sRats Knuckles'. Extra oil
Wednesday the International News
Thursday, April i6 The great Tom
Brook Play "Old Days in Dixie. 4
comedy drama. Also a big featur1
picture. A special cast in ssDesire
The story of a woman's reiuvenatlon
woman, who, passing the prime OF life
regains youth and Leauty and powe
/ to love. Also good universal coined
Trouble Fixer."
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-04-10
WINCHESTER PRESBYTERY
WILL CONVENE AT ROhNEY

The stated spring meeting OF Win
chester Presbytery will convene at
Romney, Viva, Apr. q, itisannounced
by the retirin g moderator, the Rev. 7.
H. Daffin, of Kernstown, Va.
The opening sermon will be preach
ed by the Rev. Daffin. The stated
clerk of the Presbytery is the Rev. j.
A. McMurray, of Hedgesville, w. Va
The treasurer is the Rev, F. M
Woods, OF Martinsburg. w. Va,
The program includes doctrina
sermon by the Rev. Charles Ghiselin
of Shepherdstown, w. Va. The Pres
bytery, according to statement, in
cludes 5,932 members who last yea
contributed total of 5,513 to a
causes.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-04-10
old DAYS in DIXIE
AT NEW THEATRE

The Comedy Drama 'OId Days in
ixie" with Southern Songs will at
act crowd TO the New Theatre
lursday night, April 10Th This enter
inment has been given at number
places in the County and in every
stance has had large crowds in at
ndance. The cast of Characters in.
udes some of Toms Brooks leaoing
EN- and women, among them many
Tented musicians. Proceeds for the
enefit of Toms Brook Civic League.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-04-10
CHO CHO NAY CONE

Ever hear of Che Che
Well he is known all oyer the world
as the Health Clown. His inimitable
antics, and the serious lessons which
they teach have delighted School chill
dren all over the United States. Some
of the largest cities have featured him
as q stellar attraction for their Schools.
Che Cho may come to the Schools in
Shenandoah County il Superintendent
C. v. Shoemaker meets with en-
couragement from the patrons Of the
Schools. He has written the Super
intendent that he viii be in the Valley
in April. II the schools a re inter
ested in an outstanding feature Of this
character, he win visit the Schools.
The expense viii have to be borne
| by the patrons. 1t is really worth
while, so write Mr.. Shoemaker abou
it.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-04-10
MEETING OF FIRE COMPANY

The Shenandoah Fire Company held
a meeting Monday night. A question
OF great importance was discussed and
new officers were elected.
The question brought before the
body was an old one, but this time it
carried a new significance attached to
it. Several months ago certain Vir-
ginia town purchased an up-to-date
fire fighting apparatus for the sum of
Sll, 600. Soon afterward they found
the apparatus too small for the towns
need. Now this would just suit
Woodstock and the other town has
offered ii to US for the nominal sum OF
1000. Here is our chance to get the
apparatus we have been needing for
years. and at a wonderful value. A
S1f, 200 apparatus practically brand
new. for a, 900. The proposition is
before the citizens of Woodstock. Let's
settle the question.
The officers elected were: Shields
Chapman, Captain; Paul Hotel, Isl
Lieut.. Clarence Golladay, End Lieut..
Willard Bauserman, Bird Lieut.; Austin
Hotel, Chief Hoseman /; Robt
Morrison, Asst Hoseman; Arthur G.
Stickley, Secretary, aud Robert Ander
son, Treasurer.
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METHODISrICHURCH RECEPTION

The members of the congregation O
the Methodist Church gave delightful
reception Wednesday evening in honor
their beloved pastor, Rev. w. D.
Keene.
The return of Rev. Mr.. Keene to his
congregation whom he has served Sc
faithfully for the past two years is a
source of great pleasure and satisfac.
tion not only to the members of his
own congregation but to the community
at large. During his ministration the
local church has made remarkable pro-
gress in all lines OF work. The men,
bership has been increased, the pastors
salary has been raised as have all
church and conference assessments.
In view Of the above facts a general
rejoicing was the key note of the hap
py evening while the expressed and
unexpressed pledge was for greater
activities during the coming year.
Mr.. w. M. Calvert presided and act
ed as POSTMASTER. The program fol-
lows:
Hymn.
Prayer.
Address on behalf of the Official
Board-Hon. M. L. Walton.
Instrumental Duet-Mrs. G. E. Pence
and Miss Haslett.
Address on behalf of the congrega-
tion-Judge E. D. Newman.
Vocal Solo-Mr. C. C. Skyles.
Address on behalf of the Sunday
School Judge M. L. Walton, Jr.
Instrumental Duet-Mrs. G. E. Pence
and Miss Haslett.
Response Rev. w. D. Keene.
Presentation OF handsome basket of
flowers to Mrs. Keene which was fol- |
lowed by short but happy word of ap- |
probation from the recipient.
Violin Solo-Prof. Fred Spiker ac-
by Mrs Spiker.
The Auditorium and Sunday School
-ooms were decorated in ferns and
spring blossoms.
During the hour of social intercourse
which followed ices and cakes werel
erved.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-04-10

RA~large paint concern, in further
Re of an advertising and introduce
~ campaign now in progress, offers
|give. free of charge, five gallons OF
best house paint. any color. to one
|operty owner at each postoffice or
each rural route in this county
lis concern wants its paint on
|use in each locality this reason
hich is the purpose of this remark,
lie offer. It also wants local sales.
kn in each county. Persons inter
tied are requested to write the
entral Oil Company, Louisville
hutucky,
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY.
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA.

Aoney loaned al per cent. on real
state or good collateral security
Savings deposits received In sums =
d. 90 or over, and Interest allowed OF
Iame.
u0 For particulars address the
Company at its home ONCE. or call on
]. W. Eberly, Sfrasburg; r. 8. Penny
hacker. Mt. Jackson; or 8. r. Hoover
New Market. Va.
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LETTER TO HERALD
Editor Shenandoah HERALD,
Woodstock. Va.

Woodstock, Va.
l see that I am delinquent sub
scriber to the HERALD, l at first though,
| would wait until / come to Wood
stock to renew-but / know you can
not buy paper that way. and being a
continuous subscriber for more than
forty years. / do not want TO be
dropped. You will find attached
check for Five Dollars. Please con
Iinue the HERALD five more years.
With best wishes for you and the
HERALD. ] remain yours truly,
R. E. McINTURFF.
letreS--while trying to write tbis
gram from fastening to Radio Pro.
is hard to do both al -t---4 Tax :.
Mr.. McInturff was former Shens-l
doah County boy having spent his
early life at the McInturff home place
on the Shenandoah River Eastof Wood
stock. He is now successful bust
ness man of Nc omb City, Miss.
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Ginning the pole.
basketball goal shooting
Standino broad 49,,

Basketball goal shooting.
| Standing broad jump.
Inc winners of the boys events wi
10 70 Bridgewater to participate in tn
district Meet held late in the snrinr
The winning county OF this NEE
WIZ be sent 10 the State Meet held a
me University of Virginia.
10 out to the Fair Grounds ard roo,
'or Jour school and home talent.
y watch our future Nurmis, Rays and
raeocks perform.
| NJ A. AND S. NJ. A. PLAY TO A TIE
L pesday afternoon M. M. A.
1Aneyed TO S. M. A. for their open-
Y baseball game.
The S. M. A. game is always one of
hardest but the M. M. A. bows out.
pyed their opponents andled with an
ioY score until the last inning.
Dsk settled and the crowd drew close
aund the players. A S. M. A. man
reached third. Taking advantage
one change of condition he stole |
I'VE and tied the game. Both teams
pxed splendid ball M. M. A. took the
Typ IN the first inning when CramerI
eight one on the nose and crashed i'll
iF homer. Two men scoring ahead
hite performed like Muddy" ReuhlI
n9pd the plate and led the batting I
flour hits. BILLY" Williams
pieda good game ~t.:i..----l-
eien men Bobby" Benchoff got in A
U anne and came thru with hit. a
I'M. A. made 9 hits against Z for q
S. A. b
4M. A. will play their next game +
agft Mercersburg, at Mercersburg,
PaFednesday.
WdSTocK HIGH BEATS MIDDLEToWNl
HIGH.
la fast game, Tuesday afternoon,
Wdslock High sent Middletown High
honwith the short end OF "a score N
All the boys played "mean game.
THEFT come seemed rather dubious N
but Woodstock team hit at the
rightime and came thru, in the 81
closimoments, with the winning run.
Teamwork featured. Isl
WDSToCK'S ATHLETIC CONTESTS
CLOSE THIS WEEK. NJ. A.
TIED4EIR GAME. THE HIGH SCHOOL,
WoNY ONE RUN, AND THE DUCK PM
rEA.oST BY TWO PINS.
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AMERICAS LEADING HUNORISTS.

Ring w. Lardner. Nina Wilcox Put
lam, Stephen Leacock and Wallace
irwin, Americas Leading humorists,
re contributors TO the Magazine of
he Washington Star each Sunday.
hey are especially funny next Sunday,
'pril II. SO order your copy of The
Washington Star from your newsdealer
oday.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-04-10
EASTER WINDOW SALE

The Ladies of the Christian church
will hold their annual big Easter Win.
dow Sale on Saturday April nth, in
Baily and Solenberger's store window.
Everything good to eat and colored
eggs Of all colors and description. Or
d - for colored eggs may be left at
NJ 5agers store. Com mittee.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-04-10
SPECIAL EASTER
SERVICES At PAfM0S

A special Easter Services Will be
rendered by the members OF the Sun
day School and church choir at Patmos
Lutheran Church on Sunday evening
April II, at 7:30 o'clock.
Communion services will be held
the same morning at 1890 o'clock and
Sunday School at $50.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-04-10

Read the "Clean Up. Paint Up mo-
tice" on first page.
All kinds mill feed. seed oats, seed
potatoes, Blatchfords chick mash, chick
grains, scratch feed, &c. Shenandoah
Farmers Union.
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For Sale

One Round Oak Range with water
back for heating boiler. Little used
and practically as good as new at half
cost of new one. One Detroit Five
Burner Vapor Oil Stove in good condi-
tion af one-fourth cost. Bargains Of
fered to make quick sale.
Arr 2-2t Mrs HERBEcT TRorrER-
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OPTICAL NOTICE /!

win be in Woodstock. Monday and
Tuesday April 10 and 14-At DR.
Gearinp's Office. Eye Examinations,
Glasses made to order. NEW, LOW
prices owing to lower factor. prices.
VIM KLINE. Optom> trist,
Waynes6oro, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-04-10
CHICKEN SUPPER

The ladies' Of the Episcopal Church
viii serve : chicken salad supper at
Birds Nest Inn on Easter Monday
from five to seven o'clock. The
success Of the Valentine was 50 great
that everyone will look forward to an
other supper Of the same character.
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TO THE CITIZENS Of VIRGINIA

Will you help make Virginia the
healthiest State in the Union? Help
protect the children.
Splitting ON floors and sidewalks
spreads disease pneumonia, tu-
berculosis and other diseases.
Use your handkerchief, a cuspidor,
the toilet. or if necessary, the gutter.
VIM. NJ. SMITH. NJ. D.,
Executive Secretary,
Virginia tuberculosis Association.
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A NOVEL SCHEME

Emmett Twins "Calliope on wheels"
touring the streets of the valley towns
reminds US of John Robinson
circus days. Mr.. Irwin is using it for
advertising purposes. To use his
expression, he viii advertise s'any-
thing, anywhere =
A truck with q high box shaped
body, painted red with gold letters,
attracts the eye, while the far-reaching
notes Of the calliope strikes the ear
and compels one to stop Look ] and
Listenl
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-04-10

WANTED-Every property owner to
use gallon of L. & M. Semi-Paste
Paint out OF any he buys, and if not
perfectly satisfactory the remainder
can be returned without payment be-
ing made for the one gallon used.
See our advertisement in this paper.
L0NGMAN & MARTINEZ.
Mch 20--l0t PAINT MAKERar
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-04-10
wsuted-Man With Car

The Fuller Brush Company requires
the service Of a representative in this
county. Permanent employment. good
earnings. splendid future for indus
trious party. Apply the Fuller Brush
Company, Hagerstown, Md. 1t.
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old DAYS IN DIXIE"

The Toms Brook School League will
give their play "Old Days in Dixie" at
Calvary School House, Wednesday,
April IS, 1925. Admission Is and Csc.
Proceeds will go to Toms Brook and
Calvary Leagues.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-04-10
Modern Flat For Rent

New seven room flat, over post
office. All modern conveniences. APP
ply to H. B. CHAPMAN,
March Ia Woodstock, Va.
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SPORTING EVENTS

BASEBALL SEASON COMMENCES ATM NJ. A
| Any afternoon on Seibert Athleti'
Field you may hear the crack oftlit
maple" against the old 'horsehide'
as Bunny Laughlin whips his future
"Ty Cobbs" and "Babe Ruths" into
shape at Massanutten.
M. M. A. has fine prospects for Q
nicely balanced team this year and the
Cadets" should bring home the
bacon. BILLY" Williams, a Martinsburg
prospect and Ford Irwin, of Valley
fame are doing the pitching duties.
Cramer, Wagner, Cavanaugh ane
Aizecorbe are showing up best in the
infield position while White. last years
catcher. is in his usual good form be.
hind the bat.
The outfield is composed of Teddy"
Bauserman, Hubur and Laughlin
Smith and Bobby Benchoff are on
the varsity squad and Bunny expects
to use them often.
With their material and old
"Bunny's" great knowledge Of
Americas favorite sport-This old
boy can't be beat when it comes to
coaching and M. NJ. A. is lucky to
have him-Massanutten should show
the Valley fans some real base ball.
W. AND L. BEATS ROANOKE 7 to IL
WOODSTOCK BOY PLAYS GOOD GAME
Washington and Lee defeated
Roanoke in baseball Z to but from ali
indications it wasn't Johnny Miller's
fault, Johnny slipped one through the
out field for four bases, batted a 500
average and played a good game in
the infield. Johnny is making a fine
secord in athletics at Roanoke and we
are proud of him.
VA. DEFEATS CORNELL l TO
The University of Va. nosed out
to 0 victory over Cornell University in
one of the tightest games ever seen
at Charlottesville although Cornell lost
their pitcher hurled a no hit game.
The run was scored on two passes
and an overthrow.
DUCK PINS.
On Monday night doc" Ford's
Varsity Duck Pin Team defeated Capt
Gibbs and his Hawks. Capt. Gibbs |
aggregation rolled very nicely but the
Varsity had the edge on them turnout
he contest.
The lineup:
Varsity Hawks
apt doc" Ford Capt. Gibbs
'Kearney" Lambert Joe" Marston
!unter Funkhouser cake" Haun
Tom" Fravel ''Pete"Clower
Jack" Sperry "Chassie" Skyles
On the same night the Scrubs were
efeated by Edinburg.
Edinburg piled up total of 1872 pins. |
Johnny" Luther Lytton, brilliant lead
II man for Woodstock covered him.
III with glory.
MARTINSBURG VICTOR.
Tuesday night one of the most excit- lc
g duck pin games ever seen in Wood In
ock was held between Martinsburp c
ID picked team of Woodstock and
iinburg bowlers. In
The contest was NIP and TUCK" one E
am leading and then the other. lB
rams from Woodstock and Edinburo Is
cked the house and to use "Bun- A
s. expression, 1.-THE roof garden c.
s opened TO admit more spectators !"
Inc final result was two pin victory
Martinsburg. This shows howl
emily the teams were matched. the
5 boxes deciding the contest. fe
148. Ramserias were used and
lmbert featured for the locals wnnFIpr
eller was Martinsburg's best bet. 4
Reggie Rawlings. of Blue Ridge base !
IL fame, was with the Martinsburg
,ys.
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Admiuistt ator's Notice

All parties indebted to. or having
claims against the estate OF William
F Richard. deceased. will please pre-
sent same to the undersigned at onc'
for settlement.
LESTER L. HOTEL, Admir-. OF
William F. Richard Estate.
April r.
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rlsntS For Sale

Tomato ard cabbage plants for
sale-6 cents per dozen.
WALRER M. FRAYEL,
East Spring St,
April 1O-3t I'd. Woodstock, Va.
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For Sale

New house with modern convent
ences, and one half acre land, situated
corner of Water and High ST. All neces-
sary out buildings. Apply to HERALD
Office.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-04-10
Potatoes FOR Sale

Car load N. Y, U. S. No. l White
potatoes now rolling. should be here
about April 18th. Leave your orders.
H. B. CHAPMAN & CG.
April low.
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SKATERS NEWS

IccJOG.
Big lime Of misses shoes at new low
ariees.
a. saline pumps and pat.
shce for summer. chill.
Buy ladies' union suits, end gauze
vests, here and save money.
Nice line of mems sox and neck
wear just received. Also dress shirts
Special value in dress bingham regu.
lar 25c Bingham only 15c yd.
Big line of Bungalo Aprons SOC to
s155.
Heavy unbleached cotton 15c yd.
trepe de chene and canton crepes in
allpopular shades 81 25 to s2.S9 yd.
lee remnant counter for bargains.
iarden seeds, Ferry's and Cross
INN.
| and 3 ID. cotton bats IS and $50
bsts.
lew shades in our famous 81. 90 silk
hse.
Regular 25c in lunch boxes now 1Sc
e.h.
, Bargains il aluminium, tin and en-,
, laelware.
r able damask, special SOC yd. now.
tatoes CSC bushel
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BOYS EVENTS

100 yard dash.
220 yard dash.
440 yard dash.
$50 yard dash.
/ mile relay race "a men,
Running broad jump.
Standing broad jump.
Running high jump.
Hop-step jump.
Shot put az lib. shot,
GIRLS EVENTS.
All-up-Indian Club race.
Basketball distance throw
Baseball accuracy throw.
50 yard dash.
Is yard dash.
Bean bag Target toss
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Woodstock Edinburg
Totals 2479
OUR BOWLING ALLEYS.

OUR BOWLING ALLEYS.
This winter bowling has been a fav-
orite pastime in Woodstock. 1t has
offered the business man and others
as well, splendid source OF exercise
and enjoyment.
Various teams were formed in town
and nearly every night one could find
some of them pitted against each other.
The pastime was not confined to a
local basis, as Woodstock's varsity
team, commanded by DOC" Ford, held
many close and exciting contests with
Edinburg, Front Royal, Winchester
and Martinsburg.
REVIVAL OF REEL TEAM.
The Fire Company has among Its
lnew members many young men. Their
desire is TO have reel team. Let us
help them and hope that they have Q
lreel team that is real team" Like
1.-THE one that represented Woodstock al
1.-THE State Conventions in the old days
land captured all the prizes and money
in sight.
FIELD MEET APRIL %
! Each day brings closer the annui
field meet of the County High Schools
land the various contestants are eagerl.
looking forward for the time to CONF
when they may win honor for them
lselves and their schools.
/ New Market, Mt. jackson, Edinburg
Woodstock, Toms Brook and Strasburl
ARE the schools represented, and on
may be sure that each is out TO win.
, Two silver cups are given One
1.-THE girls and one to the boys team
1.-THE school amassing the greatest nun
ber Of points.
For first place in each event 81
gold piece will be given.
500 gold pieces will be given to II
e best all-around athelete In the tv
h classes boys and girls.
+ The following list shows the events
e the meet:
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Subscribe for the HERALD,
100 per yea
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BORN
To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Bargelt, q
son-Willlam Mitchell, York, Pa.
March 30 l925.
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Black MaInuts For Sale

Thin shell black walnuts for sale
These walnuts are especially fine for
planting-have been in the ground all
winter and are just ready for trans.
planting. The thin shells are easily
cracked and kernels may Ibe taken GU
whole,
Experiments in grating English
wainuts on black walnuts Shave gbeen
very successful. For further informa-
ton call on
WALTER M. FRAvEL,
East Spring St, -
April 10-2t. Woods1sea. Va
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PRESBYTERIAN cHrRct

EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services for Easter Day.
500, Holy Communion at Woodstock.
1000, Sunday School, Mt. jackson.
11:00 Holy Communion and Sermon,
Mt. jackson.
800, Sunday School Easter Service
Mt. jackson.
7.30, Service and Sermon, Wood
stock.
The public are cordially invited to all
services.
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CHURCH
For Sunday, Apr. 18th.
Lester H. Smallwood, Pastor.
Mt. Clifton IL a. m. Easter Sermon.
lQuicksburg 2:30 p. m. Easter Sermon.
Mt. Jackson $780, m. Easter Sermon
and Special Music.
We give you hearty welcome when
you come to worship with us. Ycu
are always welcome. Come.