Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-10-23
MAURERTOWN

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been on the sick list is now able t,
attend to her household duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Wagner ant
Mrs. Beulah Grim. who had visited
A. G. Shaver and family returned tt
their home at Winchester Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs d. B. Sinclair and
daughter Miss Edna left for theil
home at Tilghman Island, Md. on
Saturday. after spending several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H. Conk.
Cyrus Fetzer, an aged Confeder-
ate Veteran, has been confined to his
bed for the past week with chronic
trouble.
Mrs. Lemuel Broome. after a
weeks visit with her sister. Mrs.
Duke L. Shaver left for her home at
Charlottesville Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Bentz and
Mrs. Angie Crabill, who visited Mrs
Martha Spiker and family returned
to their home at Hagerstown sun
day.
Mrs. Margie Hill. who visited
friends and attended the fair at Ha-
gerstown last week, returned home
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Sager. who
were visiting relatives at Lancaster,
Pa. returned home Monday.
The painters of the Southern Rail-
way have improved the appearance
of the station property here, with a
coat of paint
Albert E. Shaver, manager of the
Electrical Supply Co.. returned from
Hagerstown Monday, where he was
called on business.
Rev E B. Shaver returned from
Bethlehem Church at Harrisonburg
Monday, where he was called on pas
toral duties
The communion services held at
the Brethren Church Sunday night
was largely attended. The best of
order was maintained during the
services over $50 communicates
were at the tables. The pastor. Rev.
Ed. =. Miller and Rev George A.
Copp conducted the communion serv-
iee
H. H. Sweetwood, owner of the
Maurertown Mills, is building a
large garage on the mill lot for his
trucks and autos. and a chicken
house adjoining.
Our merchants will close their
stores each night during the revival
meetings at the Brethren Church
from 1880 to S:45 O'Clock, except
Saturday nights.
Lemuel d. Yew and Thomas Flynn,
who were in Martinsburg on bust
ness, returned home on Tuesday.
Rev. E. B. Shaver will attend the
Homecoming of the Brethren minis
tiers of the St. James Church at
Lydia, Md. next Saturday and Sun
day, he being the minister who or
ganized and established the church
there in 1889.
James Glen of Keyser. " Va, ar
rived here Wednesday to visit his
mother-in-law and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs Benjamin MeInturf.
Protracted Meeting
The protraeted meeting at the
Brethren Church. conducted by Rev
Ed. L. Miller is being well attended.
The following subjects VIII be used
during the service each night at 1870
and Sunday morning at 1900:
October
23-GospeI Signals
24-Self Deception
25-The Christians Calling; eve
ming. Weighed
ga Birthday Carnival
~ Salvation Question
2S--The Two Ways
29- The Devils Worst Mistake
3o-No Room in the Inn
s1-Fools Galore
November
Good Soldiers Of Christ: eve
ming. Refugees of Lies and Answers
2-The Two Paths
3-The Brazen Serpent
wilt Thou Be Made Whole2
5-A Straight Question
6-The Lament Of Millions
7-Negleeting Salvation
shaking Excuses; evening
Our Adversary
Sunday School at s:45. You are
invited TO be present at these serv-
ices and hear sound Gospel truths
expounded by Rev. Miller. who is
known as an able and earnest