French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-05-11

ACneville last week.
7 D. Boyd motored to Charlotte
Sunday.
Winborne Beason has returned for
she summer from Rutherford College.
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charles Clarke of New Castel. Pa.
"a the guest of his son, r. G. Clarke.
c. A. Hines and family have moved
to AsheViile' sS&t
Miss Nellie C. Man has an 'over-
land" and is fast learning to drive.
So
Mrs. Mary L. Hight will return to the
city in August.
Miss Matte Stansel Is visiting Miss
Florence Jordan at Laurel Park.
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Miss Lola B. Shipman left Monday
for Washington. =,
Mrs. ". p. McAlister Of Lumberton
will occupy, during the summer the
cottage on Church street near Sixth
avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. l. r. Lester, Jr., have,
recently moved into the bungalow at
517 North Buncombe. a
Miss Addie Timmons Of Waverly, Ca,
VINO has a cottage at Laurie Park, is
Up for the summer.
Mr.. Hiwett and sisters have come
for the summer and are at, home on
OIL To- s<t<~ !.
Mrs. Laura stoney and Miss Minnie
stoney are visiting relatives in Cedar
town, Ca
DR.. W. A. Carrigan and family will
spend the summer at Bellvfew. also
Rev. T. E. Simpson n family.
The handsome residence of j. Mack
Rhodes on 9Th avenu will 500 be
ready for occupancy
A game of base ball will be played
at Laurel Park On Saturday afternoon
at 800 O'Clock between the Asheville
school team and Blue Ridge.
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Miss Marguerite Briggs, music
teacher in the graded school, is now
the guest of Miss Halle Kinds and will
return to her home in Waynesville
next week.
Among the Hendersunville visitors in
Ashegille Tuesday were Mrs. Olive.
Muiriel Fuller Judge, O. ". r. Blythe,
= Dr., n MIS-. l. IEserFnn and their,
guest Miss Jesssmine Borroughs.
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FaS6reFn.
Rev. F. E. Lobden of Rutherfordton
and Father Hall of Asheville spent
Tuesday with friends at Fassifern.
Wednesday, afternoon the local chap
ter of the q. D. c. met with Miss Shipp
at Fassifern. The. drawing room was
beautifully decorated with dogwood.
violets and iris lilies, showing the
school colors, lavander and white.
After the BUSINESS meeting a delight
full ice course, cake, coffee and minis
were served. Special guests were Mrs.
Sehenck, Miss Rebecca Schenck, Miss
Hooper. and Miss Chambers Of Ashe-
vile. Two veterans were present, n Of
whom, Mr.. Johnston, was a member of
the first company that left Henderson
county for the civil wNr. Judge Shipp
was captain of this company. There
are now only eight SURVIVORS.
The Fassifern basket ball team play
ed their first match game with the
H~endersonville girls high school team
Thursday afternoon. The game was
characterized by clean playing and
good craftsmanship. The score. was
80 to Is in favor Of Hendersonville.
line up was as fellows:
HendersOnville. FaSSifern.
STrSpH1ou ooufor HN%hron oonfor
.Waldrop. goard......C Moore, guard.
Williams, guard. Mcdowell, guard.
POsey. goal. .......A. Atkinson, goal.
Caldwell, goal......N LOwndes, goal.
The main building juniors enter
tanned the school at a delightful dance
Saturday night. The class colors-
black and gold, were carried out in the
decorations. Fruit punch was served.
Misses C. A. Pixley and Ella Lind
say will attend the musical festival at
~Spartanburg.
Misses Alice Person, Mary Cameron,
Ellen AIlston, Lula Gravely, Clandia
and Jessie Cary made a party motor
ing over to Chimney Rock Sunday af-
%ternoOn.
EVELYN GRAHAM.
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Miss May Loee English and Messrs.
J. Mack Jones. S. Lee Allen and Arthur
English, members of the High school
class of 1916, received their diplomas
Monday morning in the school audito-
rum. Mr.. J.. C. Sales, chairman of the
Board of Education. delivered the COM
mencement address. The graduates
sang the class song and two vocal
numbers were rendered by the High
School Glee Club ACCOMPANIED by Miss
Marguerite Briggs. The speakers
were introduced by Mr.. c.. E. Black
stock, superintendent of city schools.
Mr.. Jones in delivering he salua-