French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-02-28

MRS. Feaman, Misses Alma Lee and
Mona Edwards accompanied their
brother, Corporal Albert Edwards. to
Greenville Tuesday. He was on his
way back to TT. Caswell after a short
visit home.
w. Press Lane of Murphy was in
thecity this week. He reports the
sale of his farm at Murphy and ex-
poets to return to Henderson county
his former home.
Bradford Campbell's latest anthem
Thou hidden source of calm repose "
is just from the press, for chorus of
mixed voices, octave edition. Mr.
Campbell has recently written CMs.l.
a new anthem, setting of Anna +.
Warlng's beautiful hymn, "In heaven
~ loveabiding."
Mrs. M "A. Brown has returned
from Florida points where she Spent
the winter and has opened Park@Hill
is now entertaining guests. Mrs.
Brown reports that Florida had a
fairly good tourist season but not a
banner one.
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Domestic Science department
OF the graded school served quite a
large number of plates of oysters Sat
urday and realized q nice snm of
money for the benefit of this depart
ment of the school work.
Attorneys r. H. Station and G. II
Valentine were in Easley, S. C..
last week on professional business
connected with the transfer of the
farm owned by\ Mr.. Sitton near
Ettowah, further details of which
are given elsewhere in the Hustler.
Rev. K. w. Cawthon left on Mon
day for Raleigh, where he as dean of
the Baptist training school to be held
in Asheville, March Ills, entered
into conference with others in charge
of similar institutions over the state.
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Among the new residents of Hen
county are Mr. and Mrs. G..
w. Hyde of Cripple Creek, Col. They
purchased a small farm, the r.
T.. Beckman place, on the Shaws
O4VCA 4O0O anu GApGCb 20 develop IL
into a high state of cultivation.
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Capt. and Mrs. Wiltshire Griffith
in Hendersonville for the week
end on a visit to the latfer's mother,
Mrs. j. M. Waldrop. Capt Griffith is
returning to Fl. Caswe1l from For
Monroe, Va, awhere he took a
course. He left Henderson
vile with the Coast Artillery as a
and has been promoted to
the captaincy.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. King and daugh-
ter, Lillian, of Brevard, were guests
brother~W. p. Whitmire,
Mrs. King and daughter had
been visiting while Mr.. King visited
his daughter,EMrs. Fred Langley, in
S. C. Mr.. King was also
the guest of his son, III. M. King,
while in HendersonvilIe.
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Mrs. J. r. Brooks Entertains.
One of the most delightful social
events of recent date in Henderson
vile was the entertainment given
Tuesday night by Mrs. J. F. Brooks,
choir director of the First Baptist
church, in honor of the church organ
list, Miss Gussie Dotson, and the mem
bers of the choir.
An interesting program of events
was carefully arranged so as to pro-
vide against the possibility of any
dull moments and the large number
of guests, about thirty being present,
thoroughly enjoyed the evening, which
was filed with contests and other
R~-~a- o&Ia~ Tcnronn% yuTfh q nlnoSInO
sprinkle of musical numbers from
several of the musicians.
knowledge of war terms was eX-
ercised to good advantage In a con-
test designed to draw out an appllca-
ton of war study. Perhaps the most
interesting feature was a lively auc-
ton sale of 20 articles carefully
wrapped and described in quite bur-
lesuue terms. Partners were select
ed by the matching of scraps of paper
originally Nut in the shape of muslcat
instrumental
These enjoyable features were fol
lowed by ice ream and cake, when
were served to the guests who formed
a largeA circle in the dining room.
Fine Baritone Singer.
George E. Emes of Philadelphia
gave a very enjoyable song rec1Ia1 1T
Fassifern school last week. Mr..
Emes is a young singer with 2 n
baritone voice of power and sweet
ness and his program was given with
much artistic appreciation of the va
rio1s compositions. His career will
be followed with interest by those
who have heard him. '
Recital al Fassifern.
The violin recital by Miss Gertrude
Potwin of New York was the fifth in
this seasons course of artists at Fas-
STERN. Mis- Potwin has a very fine
Guarnarus violin. She has the gifts