French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-09-12

chureh' next Sunday at IL o'clock
Clifton Lott left last Tuesday for
Hillsdale, Miss, wnere he will enter
school Clifton made the trip ON his
motorcycle.
Mrs. Tom Feagin and little MISS
Cleo, who have been at Indian Cave
Park for some time, left for their
home in Atlanta last Thursday. /
Gordon Elsom has been ordered to
report for duty at Norfolk, Va, where
he will receive training as a reserve
in the radio department.
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A motor party composed of Misses
Elizabeth Carrigan, Alice Latham, !
Will Hodges and Frank Bland, had a
dinner party at the Franklin hotel a.
BreVard recently.
Robert A. Drake, who has been at
Camp Hancock for several weeks, is
SR~NSAAS III Will A4S IIOju6E,
Mrs. Jean Drake, and family.
Misses Gladys and Virginia Hodges
left for Louisburg, N. c., last week.
Miss Gladys is a member of the fac
ulty of Louisburg College. Miss Vir-
ginia will enter as a student.
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E. z. Bomar, Jr., left last week for
Georgetown, KyeNte finish his course
before being called into the navy. He
enlisted, but has been allowed to re-
turn to college this year.
Mrs. G. Few, Jr., arrives Tuesday
from Clemson College and will be at
home with her mother. Mr.. Few will
be assigned work this week and will
leave Clemson College Friday.
Miss Lucy BOmar is teaching the
fourth grade in the city school this
week as substitute for Miss Gussie
Dctson, who by reason of her illness
vas unable to do her school work.
J. T. Beason has returned from a
business trip to Lynchburg, Va. Nr.
Beason visited his daughter, Miss
Pearl, at the Hygeia hospital in Rich
mond, Va, where she is taking a
course in nursing, ~
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: Rev. NJ. F. Me6r6s preached Sun
day morning, ION the Real Need Of
Our Boys" In cash and subscrip-
tons $105 was contributed to buy tes-
taments for the boys of this county
who are to be drafted.
Mrs. T. w. Bouchier's sister-in-laW
Mrs. E. W. Townsend, who has beer,
With her all summer, left on WeGnes-
day fer her home IN Washington, D.
C.
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. johnson, form
| erly of Hendersonyille, but who have
been living in Spartanburg for some
/ time, where Mr.. Johnson was employ
ed with the street car company, has
move dto West AsheVille, where he is
working in a machine shop.
Mrs. A. L. Burnham died August II,
at her home in BarabOo, Wisconsin.
Mrs. Burnham and daughter, Miss
| Ada, spent several winters here in one
| of DIR. Morey's apartments.
DR.. D. B. Johnson and son. Burg, OF
Rock Hill, S.. c., + among the visit
ors at Marlboro Villa. DIR. Johnson
is president of Winthrop College and
is well known in this section.
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Mrs. J. A. McGuire has received a
letter recently from her son, Sargent
William E. Mcclure, 81st Division,
that he had a fine trip across and had
landed safely in France
J. C. Beck VS. home from Spartan
burg last week. icing forced to take
a rest cn account Of an abcessed
tooth wh.ch gave him considerable
trouble for q few days.
Mrs. Daisy Weatherly Smith ~anc
daughter, Miss May Gilmer Weather
", from Clio, S. c., are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Willis P. McAllister, at
Laurel Park.
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Miss Annie May Jones, OF augusta,
Ca, who is. a niece of Miss Julia Crcs-
land, arrived last Wednesday evening
and will be at Marlboro villa o ten
days. Miss Jones has been ''omi1g 10
Hendersonville for years and las
many friends here.