French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-06-06

D. S. Hildebrande and son, Nor
man, of Asheville, visited Mrs. A.
Flicker last Sunday. Mr.. Hllder-
brande and son motored to Green
: vile to S ee Richard Hildebrande'
who is at Camp Sewer.
Miss Bess Child, one of the teach
ers in the Tuxedo graded school, has
returned home to spend her vaca-
ton. Since the close of school Miss
Child has assisted J. o. Bell with his
Office work.
Mrs. Benjamin West, who has
had rooms with Mrs. T. L.. Durham,
left on Friday for Southport, N. c.,
to visit her parents, Mr.: and Mrs
T. r. Peadrick. Capt. West has sail
ed for France.
Mrs. Lily Williams and son,
James, are leaving for Greenville, S.
c., this week. Mrs. Williams will
have charge of the Community Club
at Brandon a suburb of Greenville.
Mrs. Jennie Davis and daughter,
Miss Lucy, of Marion, are visiting
Miss Lizzie Cheatham. Mrs. Davis
and family were residents of Hen
Jacksonville several years ago.
Mrs. M. E. Pritchard, of Savan-
nah, arrived last Friday and will
spend the summer with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. A. Mcmillan, at Oloha
Villa on Fifth avenue.
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nj. TJ;o4o- o~J co-o;l,, &c Nouy
Orleans, who purchased the resi-
dence of James Patterson on Sixth
avenue, have arrived for the sum-
mer.
Miss Lizzie Alwarden and a friend
from Columbia, came Monday after
noon for a brief stay. The Alwar-
den families will come later to their
summer home on Sixth n
Mrs. R. M. Oates, DIR. and Mrs. A.
G. Tebeau, have returned from Raj
eigh. Mrs. Oates and Mrs. Tebeau
were delegates to the State Fedora
ton of Woman's Clubs, which con-
vened in that city last week.
Miss Ruth Smith, who has been
taking a special cours in music at
Converse college, came home by mo-
tor on Monday afternoon.
Adger Hamilton, Wilson Ward,
Justus Nailor, George and Preston
Gallamore are attending Christ
school near Arden for several weeks
coaching.
! Mrs. C. B. Crosland and Mrs. E.
w. Breeder left Saturday for Spar
tanburg to attend Converse college
commencement. Both Mrs. Cros-
land and Mrs. Breeder have daugh-
tiers in the graduating class.
Rev. ]. M. Justice left Saturday
afternoon for Black Mountain,
Baptist church there. Mrs. Justice
and son, Samuel, will leave on Fri.
day of this week.
Oscar Wooslev, of Lexington, N
c., a friend of G.. w. Bradshaw, was
a guest of the "Bon Air" while in
town. He left on Monday fol
Waynesville to attend the district
! conference, which convenes there
this week.
Mrs. UgeI and two children from
South Carolina have rented Fern
wood" on the Flat Rock road, fol-
the season. Mr.. Ugel is "some
where" in France. "Fernwood" i!
now owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. R
Whitaker.
Mary and Helen Brooks left Wed
nesday for Alcoa, Tenn, to visit
their father. Verna Moores goes tx
Salvisa, KY, to spend some time
with her grandmother and othe,
relatives. Mary Elizabeth and Vir
ginia Walker have gone to Hardins
burg, KY, their former home, t.
visit relatives. Mrs. F. E. Durfet
~chaperoned these young girls.
Roy B. Donnahoe. of Henderson
vile, R. 1, who was registered a
Akron, Ohio, where he was employ
ed, was sent to Camp Jackson Mon
day by the local board under trans
fer orders. A brother of Mr.. Don
nahoe was in the party of Hsnder
son county boys who went to Cam
Jackson on May rs.
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Miss Evelyn Graham upon leavin;
Fassifern this week will visit her sis
ter in Black Mountain for tive
weeks. The Hustler is much indebt
ed to Miss Graham for her week.,
reports of the activities of Fassiferl
school. They have constituted on,
OF the interesting departments O.
the Hustler.
Mrs. Dora T. Saucerman ant
daughters, Theresa, Elizabeth an,
Dora Tatum, formerly of Hender
sonyille, who have been living i
Salisbury for three years, came las
Wednesday. Mrs. Saucerman ha:
taken rooms with Mrs. Manders TO
the summer.
Mrs. Foster Bennett and daugh