The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-12-07
PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs. Frank Gudger has returned
fro ma visit to Asheville.

ASu6V1110.
The U. D. C.'s met with Mrs. Edith
Waldrop Wednesday.
Miss Sadie Smathers left Monday
for Morganton where she win be court
stenographer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Whitmire, of
Brevard. were guests of the Kentucky
Home Monday.
Miss Mable Randall who has been
visiting the Misses Patton has return
ed home.
Mrs. Marjorie Bolton of Beaumont,
Cal, is the guest of Mrs. R. N. Will
cox.
There was meeting of the dfrec-
tors of the Hospital Association last
Wednesday. evening in Whitaker's
book store.
| Miss Gladys Cummings. who has
been the attractive guest of Mrs. Mack
Rhodes, leaves today for her home in
High Point
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County superintendent w. s. Shitle
returned Sunday morning from Bal
eigh where he spent last week in at
tendance upon the State teachers as
sembly.
President Few-President DIR. 6.
Few we mean-wishes the Hustler to
announce that the poultry show will
open Thursday, December 4, at 10 a.
M, and will be open Thursday night
and Friday. Don't forget the poultry
show.
Mesers. F. E. Durfee, F. " Hunter,
s. T. Hodges the Rev. A L. Stanford
wetn to AsheRille Wednesday morning
to attend the Lay Leaders and Pastors
: Conference that was in session in that
city this week
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J. H Townsend and daughter, Miss
FRANCES, Of EdnnSVille, were in the
! city Wednesday, on business. Miss
Townsend Is zone of the leading con-
testapts cin the Hustler's Great Voting
contest. i. ~. -. 81. {, .s.. 5.
/ Mr.. Clayton Giles, of Wilmington, NJ
kC., arrived in. i he city last night to
spend short time with his son, Clay
| ton Giles, Jr., who is spending the
winter in Hendersonville.
]. F. .Byers, of Byers Bros. this city,
aand Miss HarV4e Johnson were mar
/ ried at Langford Station, s.. c., on
Wednesday. This news will surprise
Mr.. Byers' many friends. He succeed
ed in keeping his intentions strictly a
secret. The bride and groom will re-
turn this week.
i Among the Hendersonville people
i who spent Thanksgiving in Ashevile
and witnessed "The girl OF the Golden
West, were Mrs. Harold Feaman.
Misses Amy Edwards, Florida and
Brownie Morris, Mrs. Joe Bailey and
Miss Marguerite Bailey, Gordon Gar
1 lingtcn, ALI Glazener and A. @
i Morris.
| Tuesday, December 10. at Lofts
cash shoe store, there will be a sale
of fancy work, plum pudding, minee-
meat and other seasonable articles,
the proceeds to be applied to the rec
/ tory fund of the Episcopal church. 1t
| will be worth while to attend.
p. G. Elson has returned home from
| Union, s. O., where he assisted Rev. A.
| ]. Anderson in revival in the Second
Baptist church of that city. Rev. AM
derson who is originally from Etawah
| is very much liked in Union among
his congregation
A rough and tumble negro free fist
| fight took place Wednesday in West
Hendersonville. The police were no-
titled and placed under arrest two
members of the colored race. The
fight is. said to have started over the
possession of chicken.
Mr.. Charles e. Clarke of Jackson
vile, Fla, is visiting his family who
have been very pleasantly situated at
the Summer Home 70 rseveral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark spent Wednesday
and Thanksgiving day in Asheville at
Battery Park hotel Mrs. T. A. Stew
art (Mrs. CIarke's sister, and Mr.. ALI
Glazener wer their guests and all en-
ioyed the Girl fro mthe Golden West.
Rev. A. Z. stanford arrived in the
city to take charge OF his duties as.
pastor OF the First Methodist Church
Of this city Rev. Stanford preached
his flrst sermon before his new con-
gregation last Sunday morning.
The Thanksgiving sermon which
was postponed last Thursday was de-
livered at a Union meeting OF all the
churches at the First Presbyterian
church last Sunday night. There was
large congregation II spite ef the
sevoYe cold weather.