French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-01-03

he International Bible Students con-
erence.
Mrs. D F.. Crinkley and children
eft last week for brownsville, where
they will join Mr.. Or nkley, who is
publishing the Townsville Times.
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Oswald P. Smith of Columbia visit
ed friends in Hendersonville during
the holidays. He is engaged in news
work in the Palmetto capital.
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Miss Bess e Jordan has returned to
Jackson, Ca, to resume work as teach
er after visiting her parents during
the holidays.
Mrs. Florence Coates and little
daughter of Mars Hill visited her
mother, Mrs. A. B. Freeman, during
the hob days.
Albert Dixon, who has a position
with C. B. Glazener at Rosman, spent
Sunday with his parents on the Ashe-
vile drive.
Misses May Belle G. lreath and Miss
Jessine Brooks left Tuesday night to
resume work al the State Normal Col
lege at Greensboro.
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Mrs. Laura Spaulding of California
has leased the home of F. A. Ewbank
and will make this her home temper
arily. She will probably make Hen
Iderson her permanent home.
Miss Eleanor Sargent, who is teach
ing at Morrisville. N. c., was home for
the holidays. Miss Sargent was a
1917 graduate Of the Hendersonville
high school.
Miss Pearl D. and Mary Purkey left
Saturday to sit their parents near
Morristown, Tenn. They expect to
return to Hendersonville the early
part of April.
Miss Lula Alexander left Monday
after a visit to Miss Sarah Miller. Miss
Alexander is making her home in
Knoxville but on leaving Henderson
vile went to Easley, S. c., on a visit
to Miss Winnie Johnson.
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Mrs. Roy G. Bennett, who Joined her
husband last week while he was on a
visit to his parents, has returned to the
home of her parents in st. George. S.
c., Mr.. Bennett having returned to h. 8
post of duty at Fort Caswell Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ] FOy Justice return
ed Saturday night from South Carroll
ma and Georgia. Mrs. Justice visited
her people in Columbia while Mr..
Justice went to Atlanta and Gaines
Vile, Ca, on professional business.
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G. B. Osborne, publisher of the Bre-
ward News, and son, Keith, were in
Hendersonville Friday returning from
a visit to his sister, Mrs. M. L. Ship
man, in Raleigh. Mr.. Osborne was for
merly associated with Mr.. Shipman n
the publication of the Hustler.
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MI. and Mrs. G.. Few, Jr., returned
Sunday from their honeymoon and
T occupying the house recently
erected by Mr.. Few on the lot adjoin-
ing his green house. Mr.. and Mrs
Few undertake housekeeping with the
good wishes of a wide circle of friends
Mrs. John H. Vermilye and two
daughters have returned to their home
in Atlanta after spending two months
with Mrs. Vermilye's parents, Judgt
and Mrs. J.. A. Forsythe of BreVard
They visited the Burckmyers in pass
ing through Hendersonville.
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Lieut.. Hubert M. Smith was home
from Camp Jackson, Columbia, tt
spend the holidays with his parents
Lieut.. Smith has been designated by
French officer as assistant in giving
instructions to the officers of thu
camp in grenade work.
H. Patterson left this week for Gin
cinnati, where he will purchase addf
Itional fixtures 70 ribs new store, which
he hopes to occupy at an early date
The equipment for this store is amOns
the most modern in North Carolina
and Ut is said to surpass anything il
Western Carolina.
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Soldiers Entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Allison enter
tanned the soldiers in town on a fur.
Tough for the holidays on Friday nigh
of last week. In addition to the sol