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

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Presbyterian church Sunday.
Col. and Mrs. S. V. Pickens nave
gone to Apopka, Fla, for the winter.
Mrs. NJ. c. Toms and Mrs, saIlie
Hart have gone to Florida for the
Miss Jennie Bowen of Asheville Wis
tied friends in Hendersonville Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Miss Willie Carmichael of Davidson
River has been visiting Mrs. e. H.
Davis.
Miss Lena Latham is home from st.
Mary's college, Raleigh, for the holt
days.
Mrs. c. y. Allison entertained with a
Christmas party at her home on Fifth
avenue Wednesday night.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J.. E. Shipman enter
ned Wednesday night with a rock
norman Miller and mother recently
visited the latter's son in Little Rock,
Ark. Norman Miller returned Monday.
Mrs; Miller is visiting in PennsyI-
Vania.
L. A. Grant is home from Detroit.
Mich, on a visit to his wife and chill
1ren and also his parents. His father,
Hon. John G. Grant, has been quite i'll
for several days.
Hugh Waldrop, Frank. Bland, Jean
Williams, Bill Hodges and Winbourne
Season arrived last week from Ruther-
ord College for the holiday vacation.
Miss Isabel Freeman, who is con-
lected with the Board of Trade work
# A~shevllle, visited her aunt, Mrs. n.
.. Hesterly, Christmas.
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Clyde Mckinney is at home on Mills
liver for the holidays from Trinity
ollege, where he is preparing for the
ministry. I
Rev. Raymond Browning will begin
meeting at the first Methodist church
f Ocean Grove, N. j., next Sunday, as
by Mr.. Chamberlain, the singer. |.
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Charlie Norwood came in this week =
Springfield, Mass, where he IN
notypist on the Springfield Union. ?
e is visiting his father, Vance Nor !
God. =
Rev. Raymond Browning has return =
i from Atlanta, where he went as one n
the general eVangelists of the South +
m Methodist conference. Rev. A. H. h
avis also attended the conference. .
The Hustler is in receipt of informa- 4
on to the effect that Lieut.. C. E. =
lackstock is yet at Columbia instead
Somewhere in France" as the pa
n was advised last week. E
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Mrs. ]. Boiling has been attending the E,
Bible Students associa- =
On in convention at Birmingham, a
Ia. where she is also visiting reIa- n
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A. P. Bell, who is teaching at Sclica, ~
wing formerly taught in Henderson 6,
unity, assisted Postal Clerk NJ. w. -
alloway on the Pennsylvania division f.
'rins the holidays, h
Miss Minnie and Ray Aldridge of CO. v,
mbus and Walker Aldridge of Lam
UNI are visiting their sister, Mrs. j.
Shipman, for the holidays. They
re accompanied by, Miss Bertha
civ, music teacher of Columbus. pc
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Mice N0ra o-5 vNEanropoG uTSIIs-u cS
rned last week from the Normal & W
Institute at Ashevilel to CT
end the holidays with their people.
ley were accompanied by Miss Ola te
lea of Kentucky. ~ d
Miss Evah. Blythe, who has been 81,
at the New England Conser- -
DRY of Music at Boston, is visiting -
: parents, Judge and Mrs. O. v. F. o,
the, for the holidays. ~
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Kisses Ruth Corpeniny, Margaret
l Elizabeth Kinney, Mae, Irene. o.
liza and Susan Osborne are al their ~,
mes on Mills River from che NdlmSI
Collegiate Institute at Asheville for S1
holidays. ~
Ma
Gallamore, Bryan Ledbet- ~
Wilson Ward and Lance M. Read =
home for the holidays from Christ Al
Dol, which has closed until early -
lmer owing to the fuel situation. ~
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[iss Edmunds, formerly with the ed
e Grove lodge school but for the the
year with Christ school, has gone II
Hickory for the holidays. From w
e she will go to New York. Th.
Ola
be Osborne. who for a long while This
been bookkeeper for the Southern her
Oil Co., at Augusta, Ca, has bro
e 20 his nome on NILS liver, WheTe car
viii remain CT the farm IN ant1cipa- val
of being drafted at an early date. T
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'liIlam Shlpman, VINO mas been az and
inc Mars Hill an11cra was in Hon -