French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-01-17

Florida for a brief stay.
Sam Johnston spent Saturday with
his mother at Horse Shoe.
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Brown have re-
turned from a visit to Hamlet, S. C.
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7 E, Melton was in Tryon Wednes-
day. i
Rev. W. H. Davis was in Atlanta
this week.
Miss Elsie Chaplin of New London, O.,
&c visiting her brother, L. A. Chaplin.
Hal NJ. Whitfield is taking a weeks
vacation in New Smyrna, Fla.
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Miss Pantha Burgess has move from
Hendersonville' e t1ngerSlile' . +
Miss Bessie Camp is visiting her PEG
nile in Inman, S. G.
Mrs. ]. NJ. McCulloch is visiting in
camden and Sumter, S. C.
" N, Mcdowell of Asheville was in
+bo civ on business on Wednesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowman intend re-
+~nrning from Kenville, Tex, in Febru-
airy.
Roy G F. Wright of BOSNIAN Was
mingling with old friends in the city
Wednesday. ;
Harry Waldrop was at home this
week on a visit from Camp SEWER
Greenville.
p NJ Oates, worshipful master OF
4bo local lodge of Masons, is attend
ING the grand lodge in Raleigh.
Misses Ada Whitmire and elizabeth
FIsom recently returned from a Visit
Of a few lays to Ashev1lle.
r 70. Jones has returned from a visit
- his home at Elm City, where he was
called on account of the death OF his
father.
Mrs Branch Tinsley is spending
some time with her husbands parents,
Mr., and Mrs. jeff Tinsley, at Hender-
sonviIle.-Brevard News
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Mrs. A. M. Cover of S~partanburg was
unndersonyille visitor this week,
being the guest of her daughter MIS-
Tom EgertOn. 81
Reese Combs of Mama, Fla, scout
master last year at Camp
was in the city this week on a busl-
ness visit. q
Miss Bessie Child has returned to
her home in He~ndersonville after a
visit to friends here.-SpartanDurg
Herald.
Miss w NJ. Burr has returned to
WASHINGTON, D. c., after visiting MISS
E L. Baldwin at the Summer Home
for about two weeks:
Noah M. HoI1owell left on Thursday
for Brevard to undergo examination
before the exemption board under the
new classification of registrants.
Mr.. Duke is acting as mall clerk on
the Pennsylvania division of the South
ern during the illness of w. M. Gallo
way of Brevard. g.
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Mayor C. E. Brooks left on Sunday
for Raleigh, where he was calico III
connection with work on the county
exemption board.
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President. Miss Kate Dotson; vice
president. Miss Emily Davis; CORE
spending secretary, Miss Mary Brown;
recording secretary, Miss Annette
Brooks; treasurer, Garland Sherman;
critic, Miss Ruth Liverett.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Barbour, VINO
were recently married in henderson,
vile, have arrived in the city and Will
be with Mrs WA. Garland until they
can make housekeeping arrangements.
-Spartanburg Herald.
Brother w. N. Flanders, whose home
is in Hendersonville, N. c., is spend
ing the winter in KenVille, X
Brother Flanders has been in i'll health
but has sufficiently recovered to preach
again and is enjoying the privilege
Biblical Recorder.
Friends of James A. Robinson, VINO
did considerable publicity work IN
Hendersonville last summer under the
pen name of "Old H~urrygraph," will be
interested to Know that he has dCC6pC
ed the editOrship of the Durham u
which he established many years ago,
later selling his interests.
Mrs. E. ]. Rhodes of Hendersonville
came Wednesday to spend sometime
with her daughter, Mrs. E. T.. Brown,
at the Fish Hatchery. She borught
with her little Buster, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown, who has been with his
grandparents since summer.-Edenton
Observer.
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B. H. DePriest. former editor of