French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-06-27

Frank, a son., William FRANK Ol'
Mrs. H. M. Hudgins, who has been
ok for some time, is improving. {
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George Blackburn has returned
53me from Columbia, where he has
teen in college.
Misses Alice and Nettie Cox, from
near Spartanburg, are the guests OF
Miss Gussie Dotson.
Capt. L. NJ. Dodamead, who mas
been in Spartanburg, came home Wed-
nesday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Camp, of Inman, S. c., is
& bending some time with her sisters
e the "Bryan House" on Sixth ave-
Ide west.
Mrs. J.. S. Freeze, who formerly
ived here and taught in the graded
school. will be with Mrs. r. P. Freeze
y allie attending the institute.
Mrs. D.. c.. Dickert and family, OF
Columbia, have taken he house on
r)rner of Buncombe street and Fifth
venue and will spend the summer.
John Taylor and family, of Orlando,
Ia, arrived last Saturday afternoon
nd are occupying the Truck house
n Fifth venue
Mrs. S. r. Davies and children of
Columbia, are occupying one OF Mrs.
Gedding's cottages on Buncombe
e rect. Mrs. Davies is a daughter OF
RS. D. c. Dickert.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Shelton and
family, of Spartanburg, and Mrs. E,
A. Mcdowell, of C~herryville, N. c.,
spent Saturday in Hendersonville.
They were en- route from Cedar Noun
tain to Bessimer City.
Miss Jennie Cheatham, who spent
the winter in st. Petersburg and who
] has recently visited relatives in the
eastern section of North Carolina has
reached her home here for the sum-
mer.
! Miss Virginia Burbage, from Co
1umbia, and her sister, Miss Bessie
Burbage, of Conway, S. c., arrived
last Saturday and were the guests OF
Mrs. J. l.. EgertOn for the weekend.
Mrs. John Ennis, from st. Peters
tIrg, who has been at Laurel Park
Villa for several weeks, left today for
Chicago, where she will spend the
fImmer.
Miss Lillian Oakley, of Lumberton,
who spends her summers here, has
taken rooms at Mrs. Kincaid's for the
summer Miss Oakley is attending the
institute.
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| w. A. Smith and family, who have
Teen at home at Laurel Park Villa for
many months, have moved to their
a3sidence on RhOdodendron Lake,
Mhe1e they will be for the summer.
M
T. L.. Durham has received a cable
gram from his brother, DR.. B. F. Dur
ham, somewhere in France, that he is
well and has been promoted to cap
tain.
L. E. Whaley and family, of Lum-
t9rton, mOtored to H~endersonville
this week and will spend some time
with DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Tebeau at
their home on Ninth avenue west.
Miss Lizzie CheathaLl has returned
from a visit to Greenville, where she
spent a day at Camp Sewer with her
nephew, who is stationed there. En-
route she visited Spartanburg and
spent a while with her nephew, Lieut..
Hart, at Camp Wadsworth.
To-
Z. Few, Jr., went to Spartanburg
this week to enlist in the navy but
was found to be underweight. How
ever, it is understood that he will be
sent by the local board as one of the
~ volunteers to Clemson college to
take special training.
Miss Billy Ware, from Missouri.
who is Miss Ruth Wooten's guest at
Kentucky Home, went to Spartanburg
3or a brief visit and therefore could
not attend the dance at the Kentucky
Home last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Cecil H. Baker, of Knoxville.
who has been visiting Mrs. Bessie Egg
= { ton, has returned to Knoxville.
N~-ontraville Egerton has been making
l Is honey with Mr.. and Mrs. Baker
or some time. He ,accOmpanied Mrs.
Paker home after a brief visit TO his
elatives here.
C.F. Bland motored to Edneyviue
last Sunday morning and made an adj
dress during the chiIdren's day pro-
I gram The church was we'll filled
: With an appreciative congregation,
: Dinner was served on the church
I grounds.
b: +. Giles, Of Marion, who is a
member Of state board of examiners
and institute conductors, has arriv-
ed and is conducting the institute al
the graded school building. Miss
susie FIugum, the primary instructor,
will be here next week.
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