Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-02-04

come here on account OF the death OF
MS grandmother, Mrs. John Pace. He
will return Thursday.
Mr.: u. G. Station and family are in
Tayeres, Fla, where Mr. Station re-
Gently purchased considerable proper
ty. He will soon return but his family
viii spend the winter there.
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The friends of Mr.. F. s. Thomas and
Mr.. w. A. Young will be interested to
know that they have recovered from
illness sufficiently to be- on the streets
again.
The B. section of smaller children Of
the Josephine Lane chapter will meet
Friday; Feb. at 8 p. M, with their
leader, Mrs. Earl Deter, 81 east.
seventh ave.
Mrs. W. F. Womble and Miss Jennie
Harris attended the annual convention
OF the Woman's missionary societies
of the Western North Carolina confer
.ence, which was held in Charlotte
from Jan. 90 to Feb. 3.
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Mr.. Albert Hart, Of High Point. N.
N. c., stopped over from a business
trip to Atlanta and scent last Sat1r-
day with his mother, Mrs. Matte Hart,
who is spending the winter at Flat
Rock.
Miss Ethel Manders entertained
about 80 friends It her home on Flem-
ing street Friday night. Music, dane
ing and games composed the form OF
entertainment. Refreshments were
served.
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Rev. and Mrs. James M. Justice and
child are expected from Bueno Acres,
Argentine Republic, Thursday of this
week On a visit to their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. s. J. Justice. The First Bap-l
fist church of which he was formerly
a member is planning to give the new
arrivals a reception or next Tuesday.
Mrs. Lila Ripley Barnwell entertain
ed at one of the most enjoyable bridge
parties OF the @ on last Friday
afternoon. Galax leaves were pro-
Efusely usedsin the decorations. There
we're five tables Of players Mrs. VAN
der Linden won first prize and Miss
Hattie Walker won the second. At the
conclusion of sthe games two courses
of refreshments were served. Mrs.
FBarnweh's guests were: Mrs. Michael
Schenck,s Miss Rebeeca Sehenck, Mrs.
w. r. K1fkys Mrs. aaWiltshife Griffith,
Mrs. Trenholm, Mrs. F.TtA7 Ewbank,
MISE w. EwbaHks5 Mrss RsP. Freeze
-Mrs<5P E7PattonAsALrs. Shreye, Mrs.
E. HStiHweal, MRS. Wander Linden.
Mrs henry Miss Edith Waldrop,
MISS Hattie WalKef,,z MISC May Tfen-
holm; MissHEsteIleE Egertor, MISS Car
RE Burekfnyef% and Gldiss Susie Me-
Cullough. 1sTt tffEsIS al 4~rc:, cx.fI
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Mens Bible Class Entertain.
The Mems wesley Adult Bible class
81 the Hendsrsonefl1e Methodist church
With q number Of their invited guests,
gathered at the Methodist church On
last Thursday evening at s. O'Clock
and for more than two hours enjoyed
the. second annual public meeting of
the class in q social way. There
were q number of short, interesting
and beneficial talks made by different
members of the class and the pastor Of
the church, and a few familiar hymns
sung by the entire gathering. After
the talks and songs in the main audi !
torium of the church, al. present were
invited to the Sunday school room
where a chicken salad course, coffee
and cake was served in abundance.
All present expressed themselves as
having had a most enjoyable evening
and went away well pleased with the
social feature of the class.
The members of the class wish to
most heartily thank Masdames Wom-
BILE, Wetmur, Hunter, Miller, Harris
Kincaid and Norwood and Misses
and. Irene Wetmur, Pearl Beason
and Lucy Brooks for preparing and
serving the delicious viands to the
class and their guests.
The Mems Wesley Adult Bible class
feel that they are accomplishing quite
a bit of good work in the town, and
among other things planned for this
year are leading in an-efort to raise
q neat sum for the purpose of helping
to erect a new building for the orphans
Winston-Salem. ]
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