French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-19

Miss Callie Dixon has returned from
s%partanburg, :. c.
Don Williams left Wednesday fol
Jackso: Vile. Fla
charlie Norwood left Friday for Co
umbia S. G.
HugF Waldrop e: poets to leave soon
for JAG sonville, F. a.
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ufss pink Cash spent The weekend
18th he mother at Etowah.
Don .3ster and John Burckmyer
have gcle TO New York on a pleasure
trip.
Mrs. J. C. Peeler has returned to her
home in Gaffney, after a three weeks
list TO l2r parents, here
lance Reade, who is attending
scInoI at Arden, spent the weekend
With his mother.
{ R. Thomas, formerly of this city
rho is now located in Memphis, Tenn /,
i sDend.Ug & few days in the city.
T. Patterson has returned from the
ycrrhcvn market, where ne purchased
ante an u~a-to-date line of lall goods.
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Miss Jgnnie Harris has returned to
her holr Ill BateSburg, S. c., after an
extended visit 10 her brother, S. J.
Harris. 3sAI
The many friends of Miss AlIene
Dpgfee regret 10 hear Of her illness,
and wish her a speedy recovery.
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Mrs i. 3. Drafts expects to leave
This week for a ten days visit in New
York.
Mrs. \. NJ. Cover will move shortly
into the Jackson cottage On Church
street.
Ben CaPps and family left yesterday
for Nampa. Idaho, where they expect
to make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Whitaker and
daughter Lula. and Miss Gladys Gov
er. left Wednesday for Atlanta in the
formers car.
Miss Bessie Hodges will leave the
first of next week for Wilson, N. c.,
where she will teach school for the
coming winter.
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Miss Helen Child left last week for
Rock Hill, S. c., where she will be the
guest of relatives and friends for sew
eral weeks.
Quite a number of Hendersonvi1le
people motored to Spartanburg Satur-
Jay to attend Ringing Brothers CIR
Gus.
Mrs. F. s. Wetmur left Tuesday for
Dunbar, S. c., where she will be the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. J. H.
Stackhouse, for several days.
Mrs. Milton Mccullough (nee Miss
Naomi Calvert) of Hickory, N. c., ar
lived Thursday to spend several days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.
Calvert.
Mrs. F. E. Durfee has returned from
Bay View, Mich, where she has been
pending the summer. This winter,
Ir. Durfee and family will occupy A.
+ Miller's residence on Fourth ave
ue and Washington street.
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Tho 1odios f tho D~reshvkerian
hurch will give a chrysanthemum
how, Friday, October 81. Ice cream,
gsters, salad and other refreshments
fll be served. All are urged to ex-
lbit flowers.
Beginning with this date and con-
nuing through the winter months,
be afternoon library hours will be
ON 2 to $50 instead of $3.50 to 6, as
e%Fetofore. The morning hours will
the same-1O to 1890.
Mrs. W. n. Clark, near Upward. sis
Pr of S. J. Justice, is critically i'll at
er home. Her three sons in Mon
ma were wired for and in two hours
FterWards a message was received
lat they were on their way to her
Pdside. iE5-t47 Z
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Mrs. c. G. Jones and children, ac-
Pmpanied by her sister Miss Grace
anner has been the attractive guest
MIS-. Jones for several weeks, left
tluay for Charlotte, which will be
rs Jones home in the future, Mr..
Pnes having accepted a position with
american Hardware Company a
weeks ago. After spending a few
rs with her sister, Miss Hammer will
urn to her home in SIler City, N. G,
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Alfonso PendletOn.
f nue. many friends of Mrs. John Roy
nloHS Of Asheville and her niece.
IL Juanita Alfonso. who visited her
Wy living here. will be interested i /