French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-07

1n7ian Blythe of Etowh made a
business trip to to the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Lawrence Pace spent Saturday
on1 sunday in Asheville.
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Row George Belk of Charlotte, was
Hendersonville visitor Tuesday.
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Mrs. Gage of Evanston, Ill. is in the
c1v for an indefinite stay and is a
nuest at the Cedars.
Misses Linnie and Belle Carter are
visiting friends and relatives at
Fletcher.
D. S. Pace has returned from a bus
mess trip to Washington and Balti-
more.
Miss Stella Lovelace. of Drewton.
Ala. is spending the summer with Mrs.
j. L.. Rose.
Mrs Martin Somers of Middletown,
n Y. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Mcintyre.
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Misses Nettie and Alice Cox of
~SDartanburg, S. c., are visiting Miss
Gussie DotsOn.
Mrs. L. M. Cullen of Palm Beach.
Fla. who was the guest of Mrs. Law
renee Past last week, has gone to New
York.
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A. r.
Wiltshire Griffith motored to Tryon
last week. The trip down the noun.
tain was greatly enjoyed.
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Mrs. Mary Yancey Lewis left last
week to attend the old soldiers reunion
at Washington. Mrs. Lewis will visit
her sister in New York while away.
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Mrs. A. F. Justus spent last week in
AsheviIle, where her little daughter
was very i'll in the Merewether hos
pitaI.
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Mr.. Vance Norwood and wife return
ed Sunday afternoon from Gaffney. S.
c., where they had been called by
the illness and death of their little
grandson, William Martin Peeler.
Kemper Morgan, of Union. S. O.,
spent last Sunday here and with
friends at Flat Rock. MI. Morgan
was for a number of years bookkeeneE
at Skvland Hosiery Mills and his many
friends we're glad to see him again.
Cant. W. P. Lane, Of Murphy, was in
town several days last week and went
with the Henderson county veterans to
Washington Sunday. Capt. Lane was
a lifelong resident of Henderson
~ until he moved to Murphy juts after
Christmas.
The Daughters of the American
Revolution are already doing their hit
for the county in the interest of the
Red Cross work At a meeting at Mrs.
F A. FwbarE'G last week thew voted to
contribute 500 toward tho fund being :
subscribed here for a Hendersonv1lle
ambulance to do service on French
fields. The local cbanter has two
members IN state committees and they
arc Miss Catherine Carson. the regent
who is on the state Red Cross commit
tee. and Miss Kate ShipD- who is -
the state patriotic education commit
tee. After the business session the
ladies spent some time in making Red
Cross perDants which thew will sell
and contribute to the 1ocal Red Cross.
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At a meeting of the Parent-Teach-
ers association held last week officers
for next wear we're elected as follows:
Mrs. R. T. W~heeIwright. president:
Mrs. J. S. Brown. first vice president
Mrs. J. F. Brooks. second vice Dresi- ]
dent; Mrs, c.. F. Bland. recording sec ]
rotary; Mrs Ernest P-nck. correspond j
ing secretary; NJ -. W. Valentin" {
treasurer. A canniG~ club was organ
lied among the members T"ro~""+ an"
Mrs W p. Whit~'-@ was aDpOinte" c
chairman of a cor-tee to be name. i
by herself to organize canning clubs in c
the county. il
The social event of the past several
days was the reception recently given 3
by Mrs. H. C.. Rainey at her beautiful
suburban home. The affair was given
in honor of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. I
H. c. Rainey, Jr.. a recent. bride. AS r
siSting Mrs Rainey in receiving were 2
the honoree, who was lovely in an ex- c
uisite Persian. gown, and Miss Belle
The parlors and music room :
where the guests were received were
prettily decorated in cut flowers and
potted plants, and a victrola furnished
music throughout the hours Of rece1v- '
ing. An elegant fee course and cakes Z
were served. Alarge number of ladies A
called during the two hours of recefv-
a great many going out o town. a
FOCND-Ladies' coat on the AsheVfIIe il
road N-4@ ~AA Hano4 hy NOW q