French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-12-20
Prof. F. A. Fay is in Boston.

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]. c. Morrow spent Tuesday loadins
lumber at Penrose.
Miss Nell Carson has gone to Char.
lesion for the holidays.
Mrs. c. V. Murray has returned from
a visit to relatives in Atlanta,
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Miss Pearl Beason has returned
from a visit to GreenYille.
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Mrs. c.. N. Allison is suffering with
measles, but is improving
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w. A. Young has goneto Charleston
to join Mrs. Young for the holidays.
Mrs. Raymond Edwards has been
quite i'll for the past week.
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F. H. Valentine left for New York
Tuesday after visiting relatives in
H~endersonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Gaines of New
York are visiting his sister, Mrs. M. A.
Brown, at Park Hill
Miss Margaret Bailey has returned
from Washington Seminary, Washing
ton, D. c., for the holidays.
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Miss Ernestine Cain while en- route
from Washington to her home in Try
on, stopped to pay Miss Gussie Dotson
a visit last week.
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Miss Ruth Brooks, one of the teach
ers Of Brevard Institute, paid her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. j. F. Brooks, a brief
visit last week.
= v. E. Grant, head consul of the
Woodmen of the World, OF North Car
DINA, spoke to the Woodmen at Hot
Springs Tuesday night.
Will Smith arrived from Fort Cas-
we'll last week. Mr.. Smith received
an honorable discharge by reason of
physical disability.
Rev. R. V. Miller will occupy the
pulpit of the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning in the absence Of
the pastor.
Lieutenant Clarence Blackstock, for
mer superintendent of the city public
school, is in France, according to in
1OTIudIIOu IGC01N0u III 11SuUS1SOnf1A1S.
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BrownloW Jackson has returned .
from MorristoWn, Tenn, where he :
went to purchase hogs. He failed to I
lind desirable stock. I
Mrs. L. c.. Curtis has gone to Hen !
~dersonviIle on account of the illness +
OF her father, Hon. John Grant.-Way- q
n~esville Mountaineer. CMr. Grant s
continues to be in quite feeble health.)
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Mr.. n Mrs. V. ]. Dougherty and {
daughter, who have been in Hender- f
s~onville since August, have gone to
Charleston
Bradford Campbell, organist and
has just placed for publica- p
ton his latest number, an anthem
setting, for chorus Of mixed voices, of
one of Charles Wesley's hymns. /,
DR. John Roy Williams, formerly of
Hendersonville, but of late years a
resident of the western states, has
been visiting in Asheville. He is a
commissioned lieutenant in the medi- f.
cal corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Geiger and child
are visiting in Waycross, Ga, having.
left Hendersonville Saturday. Mr..
GeigerD will return soon but Mrs.
Geiger will remain for about two
months.
Mrs. l. L. Rozzelle of Salisbury, who m
has been visiting her son, Chas. Roz-
zelle, returned home Friday, having M
cut short her visit owing to the intend
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RozzelIe, who has been living with "T
her, for the training camp at Ft. Ogle-
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The Henderson county delegation Of
boys at Rutherford College, arrived ~
to spend the Christmas ON
with their parents. Thc ~
names of most of the boys will be An
in the account of their college w
activities, as given elsewhere in the SITS
Hustler. or
HOdgeS-Few. Va
Miss Bessie Hodges and Columbus 20
Few, jr., will marry at the Methodist
church at noon on Wednesday of xxi GOT
""o1r. The intended bride and groom oh.
are both residents of Hendersonville go
nd their manv friends are looking for ,,L
ward to the event with interest. Tn,
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DaViS.AbercrOmbie.
Miss Carrie Davis was married to J.
, Abercrombie of Greenville, S.. c., on
Wednesday morning of this week at +
he Methodist parsonage by Rev. M. E. tha
wb,
me ceremony was tteno by only teri
n intimate friends. FOL and
wing tnelr marriage tney lett Tor an was
ACenued honeymoon. END