French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-01-17

turned to "Bellewood" after spending
several days at her old home in Louis
vile, KY.
AycOck Literary Society.
The Aycock Literary Society of the
HendersonVtlle graded school held it's
semi-annual exercises on last Friday
afternoon and elected officers as fol-
lows:
Among the forty-five men and wo-
graduating from The Moody Bible
Institute of Chicago, December 20, was
Miss Bertha N. Brevard, of Fair View,
N. c., who successfully completed the
two years curse in Bible Doctrine,
Gospel Music and Practical Methods of
Christian Work.-Biblical Recorder.
Miss Brevard was the guest of Miss
Alma Freeman during the holidays.
&
Friends of Mrs. ]. G. Darlington, who
spends the summers in Hendersonville
with her son, Gordon F. Darlington,
will be interested to know that she
has again responded to the irresisti-
bic call of printers ink by accepting
the society editOrship of the Greenville
Piedmont. This line of work is by no
means new to Mrs. Darlington, who
was society editor of the Spartanburg
Herald when her husband, who estab-
lished the paper, was editor. She later
saw a similar service on the Green
vile Evening Sun, which her husband
deceased, also established.
pOUarS Rnosa
Otis Powers and Miss Jane Fay
Reese silently ode away and ben on
a romantic mission unknown to their
friends were married in Ashevil1e on
Thursday night of last week at the
Baptist parsonage by Rev. DR.. w. F.
Powell.
Postmaster Sam Y. Bryson was an
attendant. The party returned to Hen
Jacksonville that night. Mr.. and Mrs.
Powers are living at the formers home,
where he has been with his mother, on
First avenue and Church street.
The officiating minister is an Old
friend of the groom, having been his
teacher several wears ago at Fruitla7d
Institute. Mr.. Powers is chief of po-
lice of Hendersonville. His bride was
formerly chief operator for the local
telephone company. Both have a host
of friends who are interested IN the
happy elimination of their long ro-
nance:
Sir Edward Baxter Perry at Fassffern.
Reported for The Hustler.
On Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 20, at 4
o'clock Sir Edward Baxter Perry will
give a piano forte lecture recital at
Fassifern school. This pianist more
thar any other artist before the public
opens the minds and ears of students
to the purpose of music study and
arouses the utmost enthusiasm for it.
To the person who has not had the
privilege of such study the unknown
language is interpreted by the known.
In the most beautiful English is the
meaning of the program made clear.
Sir Edward Baxter Perry originated
the lecture recital and thus gave to us
a light that lightens all the musical
world. The program for this, his fifth
engagement at Fassifern, begins with
LISTS Benediction of God in the Soil
tude and includes some of the most
loved pieces of piano literature.
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b. l.. L. u. InStaIlS Of1cerS.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
of the East Hendersonville Baptist
church installed officers on last Thurs
day night, the exercises being held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence j.
Pace. Mr.. Pace, the retiring presi-
dent, presided at the meeting and two
of the helpful and enjoyable features
were the talks made by the pastor,
Rev. C. S. Blackburn, and C. S. Full
bright. Their remarks we're along the
lines of work undertaken by this
union, which holds a strong place in
the organization of the East church.
The room where the young Baptist
workers gathered was Hastily decorat-
ed in B. Y. P. u. colOrs.
Miss Gertrude Shipman and Mrs. l..
P. Carter rendered a pleasing duet.
Following the installation ceremonies
~themeeting turned itself into a social
gathering and a number of games were
enjoyed. Refreshments were served.
The union is in splendid working or
de rand the following officers have en-
tered upon their work with enthu-
siasm.
President, Miss Gertrude Shipman;
first and second vice presidents, Miss
-Vesta Garren and Mrs. L. J.. Pace, re-
s~pectively; recording secretary, Miss
Connie Wilson; assistant, Wallace
Glymph; corresponding secretary,
Miss Emily Anderson; treasurer, Miss
Edith Hopkins; organist, Mrs. L. J.
Pace.
D. ~
Lee.JackSOn Celebration.
The Daughters or the COnTederacy
will celebrate Lee-JacksOn day on next
+ rlday. Jan. 10, ny the presentation OF
pictures to the Hendersonville and Flat
ROCK graded SCHOOLS. On FRIDAY
morning at y O'CLOCK exercises by the
high school appropriate to the day,
Will be held in the HendersonvilIe
school auditorium. AT this time a pic
ture of StOneWan Jackson will be pre-