French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-09-26

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Ice Mcclure of Henderson
,5 n'' vas il nrsyard the first OF the
naJ T-Brsvard News,
4ns II. Stewart has been quite
JUN" tbe past week with Ia grippe,
INF is improving
T. and Mrs. Ben L. Shipman left
n MI their home in Richmond, Va on
tuesday after visiting his parents 0
few days
commissioner of Labor and Print
wi I. shipman. of Raleigh, ar
n Nd ID Wednesday for a brief bust
nsss trip to the city.
Miss Evelyn Graham returned from
narIotte last week to resume her
..l. m the faculty of Fassifern
school.
IT, Romar left the early part OF the
-.ot for Raleigh. where he was called
w connection with work the Baptist
s,rcps are undertaking.
Miss Kate Ship and Mrs. Anna c.
ncBee, principals Of Fassifern school,
nod last week from Fletcher,
rbpre they spent the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Truck have re-
turned to their home on Fifth avenue
offer spending the summer at the
Summer Home.
Miss Connie Morrow returned last
week from Hot Springs, Ark, where
che spent the summer. Miss Morrow
is much improved in health.
To-
Solicitor Michael Schenck was in
Washington last week in connection
with the commission he has received
as a major in the army, having been
appointed as a judge advocate.
Lee Whitmire returned this week
to Camp Eustis. New Port News, Va.
He was recently transferred from FIT,
Caswell. He expects to go overseas
soon.
William B.. Penny, who finished the
Henderson5ille high school last spring
left on Monday cor the University G.
Chapel Hill, where he will enter the
Student Army Training Corps.
Miss Willie Carmichael, formerly OF
Hendersonyille, but for the last year
a resident Of Davidson River section
has accepted a position with the JUS,
tuS Pharmacy.
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Miss Laura E. Dodamead, of High
Point, who is visiting her aunt, Mrs
L. NJ. Dodamead, spent Monday with
The latter in Asheyille, where they Wis
tied Mrs. Dodamead's sister, Mrs. ]
NJ. Gudger.
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MIS-. Gordon F. Darlington leaves
THIS week for Konxville, where she
Will Join Mr.. Darlington. Mrs. Carl
1ngton has been with her parents sine,
MI. Darlington accepted newspaper
work in Knoxville.
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william and George Blackburn, whC
spent the summer in Columbia, arr
HSltlng their parents, Rev. and Mrs
T. ) Blackburn. They will soon en-
Ter Furman University at Greenvillt
aS members of the Student Arm,
Training Corps.
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rev. n. A. Seagle, rector of St. Ste
pnenS church, New York, motored ov
" from Hendersonville and spent
uOupIe OF days with his brother, Rev
=. Seagle. In the party with DR.
nedsle were Rev. c. R. Cody and fam
y and Miss Lucille Dermid of Hen
Oe'SonVllle.-Brevard News.
MISS EVAN Blythe left on Monday fol
oOS'on' where she will he,
DUi'n years work in the New Eng
r%"u conservatory of Music. Miss Bly,
'V Is specializing in violin. She wa
accompanied as far as spartanbur,
Her father, Judge o. v. F. Blythe.
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MISS Lucy Bomar, who has beel
aOSutQting for Miss Gussie Dotso1
'V"Vler OF the fourth grade of tn,
tlly graded school, closed her worl
flday and began teaching at Fas
balI thIs week. Miss Dotson'
ssSltA will not permit her to teacI
sumo time and Mrs. C. G. Barr will
'pply for her until Christmas.
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