French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-12
AMERICA SEEING and
AMERICA ENJOYMENT
Tourists Should Visit HendersOnyiIle.
viii be Benefited and Return
Home Refreshed.
(By Old Hurrygraph.)


When you talk Of travel SO many
people regard it as something for
favored few, and it means the spend
ing of much money. There is one
class of travel that crosses oceans and
continents, and is expensive; but that
is not the only kind. A trip that is
most beneficial, and really worth
while, is not necessarily long one.
The spirit of America seeing, and
America enjoyment counts much to
the American.
r There are thousands Of women and
men who need only to pass from their
regular daily surroundings to environ
ments that are fresh, sweet and pure
if only for day Or two. Do this once
a year and life is refreshed and stored
with new energy and strength. This
does not carry with it the idea of dis
content; but you should gain new
views, a broader interest in Americas
attractions, and the health-giving ad-
Vantages of your own country which
are beyond the range of your daily
V1SlOn anQ intercourse.
The farmer needs to break away
from his fields and daily routine; the
city man from pavements and SKY
scrapers"; the lawyer from his office;
the merchant from his desk; artisans
from their shops; society folks from
the whirl of their pleasures. If they
never leave these daily rounds they
are wilfully starving themselves de-
Driying themselves of what is best in
life
The true spirit CT travel is to be
eager to see anOther-any other
place than the spot in which you live,
move and have your occupation OK
calling. Where to go, and how to get
there is often a perpIexing question.
Let me suggest beautiful spot; ma
lures open air sanitariam-a noun
tain "roof garden" Western North
Carolina, Hendersonville, the gateway
to- the governments Appalachian Park
| on the Southern Railway. Once visit
| this section, and comfortably
house yourself in the beautiful Caro-
lima Terrace for a sOjOurn in this de-
! ilightful all-the-year-rOund climate, you
will be truly benefited, and will re-
turn home refreshed, full of content
-ment to the blessings that are yours
at home.
October and November in AMI
around HendersOnville, N. c., are pc
culiarly fitted to the delight of the
autumn and winter tourists. There is
! just enough crispiness in the air to
make it exceptionally eXhilarating. in
| vigorating and Intoxicating with the
| joy of lie. There is a mellowness
and softness in the sunshine thai
cheers and charms one to outdoor ex
ercise. Nature touches and tints the
forests with all colors of the rainbow.
as if the dye-pOts of Naaven had been
! literally emptied out upon the noun
| tains and the gorgeous colorings had
trickled down to the little r1vulets ln
the valleys below, where the autumn
flowers nod and primp their beautiful
! heads in the mirrOred reflections OF
| the CLASSY waters. Health and vigOr
rides upon every breeze. and paints the
roses upon the cheeks Of the paid.
Nature here seems ever beckoning one
to come and romp with her. Sublim-
| ity and beauty are not usually con-
vertible terms. They do not mean
the same. Grandeur is austere. Yet
at Hendersonville one finds the most
singular of the two incompatibilities.
The grandeur of the mountains is
over all, the overpowering sentiment
of this beautiful town and its environ
ment. In all the >nooks and bends Of
the valleys. peaks and prominences,
nestle the other-beauty beyond COM
pare The specific charm Of each at
traction cannot here be described
Once visited, they remain ever after
pictures of the mind, never put into
words Hendersonville, and the Car
olina Terrace, cordially invites the
autumn and winter tourists to- see a
beautiful spot in America and to en-
JOY the the feasts nature has here
spread for the health, pleasure and
enjoyment of humanity.
REV. GREEN STARTS REVIVAL.