French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-03-09
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POINTERS PLACING PEOPLE IN AND ABOUT HaNDERsoNvnLI

POINTERS PLACING PEOPLE IN
Mr., R. M. Oates is spending part OF
the week in Charlotte.
Misses Mead~and Clay of Pennsyl-
yania are guests of~the Cedars.
Mr.. ]. w. Bailey is confined to his
room with a slight illness.
Mesdames M. C. Toms and SaIlie
Hart we're in Asheville Saturday.
Mr.. Glen Saylor of Chicago is a
guest in town.
The St. James clab has adjourned
NATL after Easter.
Mir. Walter Smith has returned from
New York.
mir. J. Foy Justice la returned from
= business trip to Charlotte.
mo. S. Forest is in Tryon on bust
ness this week.
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Nj. j. P. Sprecher of route 6 has re-
turned from a stay of some length at
Euena Vista. Fla.
Miss Pearl Beason is spending some
time with her grandmother at Moores-
bCro.
Mrs. J. Elem Brooks and daughter,
MISS Helen, spent Friday in S
Vile
Dr and Mrs. Z. L. Robertson OF
Lansing-Mich., are the guests Of MI.
and MRS. f. E. Durfee. This is their
fist visit to this city and they are
much pleased with the place.
Work on the nome of w. M. Quill OLE
if,h Avenue is near completion. he
homes to be installed in it by the END
OF his month
Handsome show windows OF mafDie
and clear plate glass are beng put III
the front of the }. o.. Wlll;amS SUIT
OH Main street, and will add mucn 10
the appearance of the building
To-
NEre w M Parish who has been the
guest of Mrs. Mr.. Allen for the past
two weeks, left Wednesday for Ashe-
Vile where she will spend several
days before returning to her nome at
Richmond, Va.
Mr. Charles U. Hayssen of Mobile is
a guest in town. He is much pleased
with the remarkable growth OF Hen
Jacksonville. since his last visit mere
anG expects to bring his talally mere
this summer.
Mrs Linnie Weeks Hall, who has
lung been accustomed to spend her
winters and many Of her IN
EendersonviIle and Ashevi1le, is now
with her sister in Lafayette La.
Rev. Broxton Craig. brother OF the
Governor, now associated Win the
foreign mission board OF the Pnlia-
delphia Convention and former oecre-
tarx for the State OBLIGATED at the
morning services at the First Baptlst
church on Sunday morning.
A horse attached to a buggy, the
nrUnerty of j. L. Crane. became fright
ened at some passing vehicle, Il
breaking away from a hitch1ng post,
ran away down Main treet recently
No one was injured. and but slight
damage was done to the team.
The Young Girls Auxiliary OF the
First Rantist Church met FRIDAY
afternoon with Miss Lucille Youmans.
Articles of fancy work were maze
for their denominational schools:
Piano selections from Del1be's Ballet
de Sylvia and Wagner's TamnauSer
were rendered by Miss Mary BROOKS.
Rev. w. r Womble delivered an
address on "Heros and CoWards IN
the School Auditorium on THURSDAY
morning, and Monday orn dew
tional exercises were ~
Rev. George F.. Wright.
Tho Rev Mr.. Miller delivered an in
snirinq address on the second coming
o. Christ, Friday morning at the Hlgn
school chanel exercises which were
conducted by Mr.. William Penny. On
the same occasion Miss Lenora Jack
son and Mr.. collar Reese, recited ana
read. respectively and musical selec-
lions were rendered by Misses Elma
Johnson and Mary Brooks.
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Philatheas Meet.
The Philathea class OF the F1rst
BAPTIST church held their regular Dus-
mess meeting at the home OF MISS Ola
Bishop on Tuesday evening. Aleol
business matters were transacteu Q
social hour was spent and delicious
refreshments served.
The next meeting will be held on
nnonanu Anril 4th- at the home OF