French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-12-27

SNOAC upon a complexion o
ms course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Osborne were tn,
guests of his sister, Mrs. J. T. Emble
during the week. Mr.. Osborne,
pennsylvania boy, who last summe
married Miss BIsnop, also of Transyl
Vania, is engaged in evangelical worl
and he and Rev. J. C. Owen recent,
closed a good meeting at Franklin. Mr.
and Mrs. Osborne both have swee
voices and they delighted the congre
cation at the union service at the Bap
fist church Sunday night with a duet
FIhey are making their home in Green.
vile.
Miss Glenn EntertainS.
MISS Gladys Glenn entertained about
twenty young people at her home OF
christmas night. The guests were en-,
~terta1ned with games, contests, music
and social intercourse, the evening
ments.
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Young Mems Fellowship Officers.
The Young Mems Fellowship class
OF the Methodist Sunday school at its
regular annual meeting recently elect
ed officers as follows:: President, E..
u. Hyrne; secretary, J. Allen Rhodes;
teacher, G. F. Bland. The class will
soon inaugurate a membership cam
pa1gn in the hope of gaining an appre-
c1able increase in the number of Young
men.
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C9dHiPk-F ormo~
Henderson county friends of M. s
Farmer and family, who a few a
ago moved from Flat Rock to wash
ington, d. c., will be interested in the
announcement of the marriage of his
son, DR.. William Cuthbert Farmer to
Miss Florence Lydia Caddick, of Wash
1ngton, on Nov. 28.-They are making
their home at 651 Lexington Place, N.
e. Washington ?. e;
Davis Brown.
Miss Efle Davis and Ed Brown were
married at the home of the bride, Mr..
and Mrs. Andy Davis, in Columbia
park, on Dec. 10 by Rev. w. A. Morris.
The home was Hastily decorated for
the occasion, which was enjoyed only
by immediate friends of the Bride and
groom, who left on a honeymoon for
northern cities. They will make their
home in HendersOnville after Jan. l..
The bride and groom were attended
by Miss Mae Davis, a sister of the
bride, with Glover Jones. and Miss
Susie Sharp with Lee Allen.
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Mrs. Durfee E~ntertains.
MRS. f. E. Durfee entertained with
y Imam chnufo. J., rE-- - |
hodges, on e %, who was married
On Dec. 26 to C. Few, Jr.
Sixteen invited guests were present,
busy with needle and thread hemming
fish towels and dust cloths for the
orlde. After a busy hour of sewing, a
delightful salad ours was served and
he doors of the den were then thrown
open displaying a most attractive
rec laden with beautiful hand en-
'rotdered linens of every description
or the bride.
Mrs. Durfee's guests spent a most
delightful afternoon.
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Many Visiting During HOLIDAYS,
included in the list of home-comers
the holiday season are several stu
tents who are preparing themselves
or a more useful and ~serviceable life
Iendersonville is quite an education
j center for the past few years with
schools on every side and in ad-
to, those attending home, schools
here are many at various other
races. The student list of Hender-
onville is quite creditable and some-
hing for which the community should
eel proud. The results in a moro
ighly educated and cultured COM
lunity will tell within a very few
ears.
HOdgeS.FeW.
A wedding OF uIuS-aI IAterest to the
eOple of A~endersonville took place on
26, when Miss Bessie Hodges be-
anne the bride of C. Few, Jr. The
edding took place at the Methodist
hurch at o
The church was beautifully decora-
I'd In eVergreens' and palms., The
ride and groom stood under an arch
eVergreens from which was
ended a large white and silver we'd
ne bell. The chancel was beautifully
GIFTED with groups OF tapeIs on either
The service was performed by =
eV. ID. F. Moores, pastor OF the Meth
list church.
Exactly at twelve o'clock a. choir Of
ixed voices sang MY Love is like a
ed, Red, Rose by HawIey. Follow
g this Miss Louise Hodges, a sister
the bride, sang "Oh, Love of Mine"
Reiff. The choir then sang, the
idal chorus from Cowan's Rose
with j.. Bradford Campbell s
at the organ.
To the strains of the Lohengrfn we'd
g march the bridal party then enter
the church. After the minister took
place in the chancel, the groom, at
lded by his brother, Ben Few, enter
from the west side. The ushers
n entered in the following order:
H. !Ewbank and Michael Schenck,
A. Smith, Jr., and Frank Edwards.
followed the maid of honor, Miss