French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-04-04

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Miss Eleanor Sargent has returned
from Wake county, where she has
been teaching.
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E. R. Memminger of Charleston
arrived at his Flat Rock home this
week. His family will join him, later.
Ned Finley has returned from New
York, where he went, in connection
with moving pictures he is produc-
ing mthe Bat Cave section.
w. A. Garland, formerly of this
city but. now of Spartanburg, was
in Hendersonville last Thursday and
Friday. .
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Rev. and Mrs. F. M. Higgins, who
are we'll known in Henderson coun-
ty, were here from Charlotte last
week. i
Mrs. A. H. Burckmyer and daugh-
ter, Miss Carrie, have returned from
a visit of six weeks to the formers
son, H. G.. Burckmyer, at Beaufort,
S. c.
Miss Frances Bryant, sisters and
brother, who have been living in,
Hendersonville for quite a while, will
for some time make theiE home in
FAsheFille. =
Rev. A. H. Temple and SON, Rob
sert, suffered quite painfuE but not
critical injuries last week when the
buggy they occupied was overturned
IintS a wire fence when the horse
they were driving got from under
their control.
MI. and Mrs. A. c., Morris, have
returned from 1Spartanburg to make
Ftheir home in Hepdersonville again.
Misses Gertrude; and Jessie Ship
mapshave been visiting their b6ther
in training at Fort Caswell.
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ADT. Herbert Booth left this week
for Winchester, KY, to conduct a
meeting. While engaged in the InGet-
ing in Hendersonville he land, His
nephew, Rev: Eric Booth CHI Il
were guests&of T. 4. Durham
spent a couple of days with ReNR
mor1d. Browning before leaving
Jacksonville, to which DIR. Booths
'GHturn~te-sPend thf summer,
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! Mrs. B. A. Montgomery arrived on
Sunday from Jacksonville, Fla, and
began her duties ON Monday. AS ss1-
lperintendent of the Patton Memo
rial hospital, succeeding Miss Hemp
:hilb whom; che hospital authorities
were reluctant to give up. Mrs.
Montgomery is a niece of S. S. Ro-
zier of this city and is a graduate
Of the, Riverside hospital. at jack
sonville.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Norwood, son,
and Mrs .Norwood's mother, are now,
residing in ~StatesviIle for which
place MI. Norwood left on Satur-
day. They had made their home in
Hendersonville for about eight years,
during which time Mr.. Norwood was
l~inotypist for The Hustler. In addi-
ton to being faithful to his shop
duties Mr. Norwood was very dutiful
to the Methodist church and Sunday
school. He was a member of the
board of stewards and was secretary
of this body. He was also president
of the Mems Wesley Bible class.
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w. c. Jordan, who recently sus-
tanned painful injuries when he came
in contact with a piece of wood in a
wheel at his flour mill, has recover
ed sufficiently to be out after con-
finement for nearly two weeks. Mr..
Jordan is suffering with broken ribs.
Miss Cecil Rhodes and brother,
Gavin, have recovered from slight
injuries they received recently near
Naples when the car they occupied
was hit by a passing train. They had
a narrow escape and although the
a was damaged and they were
badly frightened by the experience
the injuries did not prove to be serf-
ous.
On last Tuesday afternoon from Al
to 6 at the residence of his parents.
DR.. and Mrs. w H. Wander Linden
Harry Wander Linden, jr., celebrated
his first birthday. The foilowiAg1
guests were present: Misses Charlie
Potts, Emily Davis, Lucille Morris,
Annie Rose. Latham, Erma Morris. !