Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-12-02
ice and go on with this important

once and go on with this important
work.
Il have the interest of the city ana
community at heart and as a member
iof the club will be glad to eontribute
all that'I can.
Il thank you. sincerely for the homo
and wish to assure you that .egret
nv inability to serve as president
Yours very truly,
j. w. BAILEY. -
AT the meeting OF the Greater Hen
1ersonville club on September Is a
committee consisting of F. 8. Wet
murs chairman; W. S. Miller and Noah
M. Hollowell, was appointed to prepare
for an installation" banquet for the
purpose of inducting into Office the
new president, Capt. j. W. Bailey, and
arousing interest in the club work.
This committee was instructed to
make the meeting as representative of
the interests of Hendersonville as pos
sibie.
A combination of events prevented
action on the part of the committee
until last week, when a meeting was
held, program arranged and plans
outlined for holding the banquet.
Mrs. A. M. Grover, proprietress of the
Kentucky Home, consented to serve a
banquet for so cents per plate and the
committee in keeping with the wishes
of the club decided to arrange for the
occasion, which will take place on
Tuesday, December at o'clock
Since the club has been inactive for
some time, it has no secretary, hence
the committee feels that it would be
out of reason for it to endeavor to
thoroughly canvass, the city in order
to ascertain who would attend the
banquet but in order to make it an
open event, both to ladies and gentle
men, the committee decided to ar
range for prospective banqueters TO
leave their names and so cents with
either member of the committee or at
either the Justus pharmacy, the Rose
pharmacy or Hunters pharmacy. The
committee has not time to make q
thorough canvass therefore does not
want to pretend to make one for feaI
that some may be overlooked. Under
the present arrangement the price of
so cents will guarantee each sub
scriber plate at the banquet. The
committee decided to give thorough
publicity to the matter through the
newspapers of the city, and it would
highly appreciate the efforts of the
people in discussing generally the oc-
casion in order to insure a large at.
tendance.
Those wishing to attend the banquet
are advised that the money must be
left with either member of the COM
nittee or at either drug store not later
than Saturday night December 4, in
order that Mrs. Cover may have
everything in readiness on the Tues
day night following. No arrange
ments will be made to provide plates
for those who do not make payments
in advance since the club has no Sec
retary to look after the details OF col
Iecting from each individual.
The banquet will be held at the Ken.
tueky home promtly at Z o'clock on
the night of December q.
An Interesting Program.
The committee arranged program
with the view to making it interesting
and especially timely and helpful to
Hendersonville. 1t will not be long
tiresome, drawn-out and boring pro-
gram. No speaker will be permitted
to occupy the floor more than ter
minutes.
Capt. j. w. Bailey, the newly elected
president Of the club, will act as toast
master. He will be intrpduced by Rev.
r. N Wfllcox. the retiring president,