French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-04-13
Society,"

Dr.. A. C. Tebeau has a new Ford.
T Il. Beason spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. Samuel T. Hodges and daugh-
ters spent Wednesday in Ashevllle
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I. v. Curtiss and family have moved
to Waynesville.
Samuel t. Hodges has returned
from a trip to Florida
DR.. F. w. EWbank of G~reenVllle, :.
c., was in the city last week.
Mrs. w. F. Womble is visiting her
sen in Winston-Salem.
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Mrs. Bartlett of Washington, who
has been spending the winter here,
has returned home.
Miss Agnes E. van Kirk, Rector's
assistant of st. James parish, spent
Thursday in Asheville.
G.. M. Fuller of Lumberton was in
town Wednesday and engaged the Pat
terson house. PIG 9Th Avenue, West,
for his family during the coming sea-
son.
Hundley Cover of Charlotte is on a
visit to his mother Mrs. M. A. Cover
who has been in delicate health for
some time.
Mrs. J. M. Zimmerman and children
who have been living at the Ingleside
have moved to G~reenviIle, s., c., which
city is Mr.. Timmerman's headquarters.
A base ball game between Fleet and
Christ schools on Monday afternoon
terminated in a victory for Fleet with
a score of 5 to 4. Orr pitching for
Fleet, struck out five men.
Mrs. Riggs and children returned to
Charleston, S. c., IN last Thursday,
after a pleasant month at Oakley
Florida Home.
Mrs. S. B. Steadman will soon oc-
cupy her home, corner of 9th avenue
and Fleming street.
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Mrs. Davis of Columbia, S.. c., will
spend the summer in Prof. Browns
house, corner of 9th avenue and Flem-
ing street.
Mrs. JOIN Bostwick and sons nave
rented Overlook for the summer, cor
ner of 8th avenue and Fleming street.
Mrs. John Kershaw, Jr.. will re-
turn to the city in June. Her sister,
Mrs. Anderson and family accompany
ing her.
Miss Lizzie Rembert returned home
to Shady Side Cottage about the 18th
instant.
Mesdames Goode Cheatham anG
Ollie Belle Bly, of Brevard spent
Tuesday in town shopping.
The children's chapter of the Jose
phine Lane chapter of U. D. C. vii:
meet Saturday afternoon at 4 D. m.,
at the library, Mrs. w. Marshall
Bridges leader. \
Mr.. Davidson from the mission field
in India is on a visit to the Rev. Geo.
F. Wright. He addressed the Boy
Scouts Monday afternoon in the East
Hendersonville Baptist :Chutch and
held services there on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings.
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Reginald Morris conducted High
school chapel exercises Friday morn
ing. The program consisted of hymns. |
piano selections by Misses Kate Dot
son, Gladys Waldrop. and Lenoir John
SOL, and readings by Misses Doll,
Posey, Harriette Dittnner. and Nora r.
Justice. Among the visitors were the
Rev. George F. Wright and Walter
Alien, an alumus of the institution.
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Mrs. Brooks Entertains,
Mrs. J. Elem Brooks entertained taa
choir Of the First Baptist church on
Friday evening. Mss Annie Patton
won in the musical contest. and. in the
charades the two sides we're equally
divided. Vocal selections we're rem
dered by Miss Sal Patton, Mrs. Mac
Matthews. Mrs. BROOKS, and the male
chorus Of the Baptist choir. An ice
course was served, the color scheme
being green and yellow. Those pres
ent We're: Misses Sallie and Annie
Patton, Lila Cunningham, Jennie and
Jessie Bowen, Madge Dunlap, Mamie
Briggs, Gussie Dotson, Lola Shipman,
Lille Brooks, Mrs. Fairy Barber and j.
Mrs. Mae Matthews. Messrs. FAIRY
Barber, Lee Allen. Perry Carter, Carl
and T. Few Shipman, julius Stewart,
Morris Orr, George McCrary and C,
Blackstock.
Fourth and Sixth Grade Entertain.
The pupils of Miss Bessie Aiken
(etE grade) and of Miss Gussie Dot
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