Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-05-20

Mrs. T. Il. braSWeIl mas returned
from New Smyrna. Fla.
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Rev. Mr.. Orr of Ashevflle was visit
ing in the city this week.
Mr.. K. G. Whistler of Etowah was in
the city Monday.
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Mr. Frank Smith of Fletcher was in
the city Monday.
Miss Mildred Bryant of Brevard, is
the guest of Miss Ada WhitmIre.
Miss Lucy Whitmire returned to Bre-
ward Saturday, after a visit to Miss
Ada Whitmire.
Mr.. and Mrs. RATE Gale who have
been visiting Mrs. T. r.. Barrows. left
this week for their home at Montrose.
Colorado.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. p. Hayes and
children have returned to Campbeflo.
S. c., after spending several months in
the city. - g.. "a a4,..
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Mr.. and Mrs. p. w Mccall and
family have returned from zellwood,
Fla, where they spent the winter.
Mr.. J. P. Patton, of Flat Rock went
to Cullowhee institute in Jackson
county last week.
Mrs. Wescott and Mrs. Bartrell of
Savannah are recent guests at the
Wilson cottage.
Miss Mary Wilson has returned from
Greenville, Spartanburg and Augusta.
where she visited for two months.
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Mr.. Walter Stepp, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. Stepp, has returned from
the navy, where he has been for the
last sixteen months.
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Mr. and Mrs E. E. sDurfee and
daughter, Miss Allene, leave Thursday
for Michigan, where they will visit in
lansing and: Bay View. ,e
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Alexander and
son, Edgar, and daughter, Miss Lula,
have returned from AsheVi1IeS and
leased the Bartletts cottage on Seventh |
avenue. = q =. --l
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Miss Sue Cannon of Horse Shoe, |
who recently returned from Kings Mt.
where she taught school during the
past winter, was in the city Tuesday /
Hon. NJ L. Shipman, State Commits |
s1oner of Labor and Printing. of Ra-
leigh, was in the city this week at /
tending the session of the Grand |
Lodge.
Mrs. John Roy Williams and sister, |
Miss Norma Stewart, of Asheville, were |
the guests Sunday of Mrs. E. G. Wilson
and daughter, Miss Mary Wilson.
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Mr.. W. F. Dotson and daughter. Miss |
Gussie, left Tuesday for Wake Forest |
College to attend the graduation exer- !
clses OF their son and brother, Mr.. |
Grady Dotson. Miss Gussie will visit /
In Durham before returning to the /
city.
Mr. and Mrs T. M. McCuIloh and |
family leave this week for West -AsI1e- /
vile, where they viii make their resi-
dence and where Mr.. McCulloh WILL i
open grocery store! =,
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Mrs. ]. C. MorFeW 7seexBected to re-
turn this week from Nee rmack, S. c.
where she,has beensvfsiting her daugh-
ter, Miss Connie Morrow, who has beens1
teaching school for several months. |
Miss Morrow has been elected teacher |
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The Barracks and Philatheas Of the |
Presbyterian church will be enter
famed Thursday evening at 8 o'clock |
az the home Of Mrs. s.. Nixon Rowe, |
4VV Oakland street. All members or
prospective ones, are cordially in |
Vited.
Pastor K. W. Cawthon of the First !
Baptist church announces that he will
draw moral lesson from some cur
rent event in his evening services next |
sunday, having failed to do this last |
sunday night in accordance with a
previous announcement, by reason Of |
the fact the pulpit was occupied Sum- |
Jay night by Rev. il. Hendrich in the |
interest of new church at Wake For
est.
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Mrs. Frank Smith and daughter,
Mrs. N. B. Baldwin, of Fletcher, left |
Monday morning for visit Of few |
weeks in Georgia, where they will |
visit the place of their former resi- |
Cence, among their relatives being the |
aunt of Mr. Smith. her home being at
"atkinsville, Ga.
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= ACTIVITIES OF FASSIFERN 81 |
i THIS CITY'S NEW SCHOOL. 81
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