French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-07-03
SHR|NER PARADE|GET L|0HOR AMI
WILL Be MOST |MOONSHNFRS IN
SPECTACULAR IN FIERCE BATTLE
TOWNS HISTORY IN MOUNTAINS

On Thursday and Friday of this
week there won't be dull or un1rr-
teresting minute during all the forty
eight hours, for on those two Gays
the town will be filled with metnbsrs
of the Ancient Order Mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine, who will have journey
ed to this oasis for the Treat LA
Rough Ceremonial, to be held here on
the third and fourth days Of lie
great thirst.
The largest class in the History OF
the Temple will be here for the Nobics
to practice their ruthless cruelty upon
and some of the things thar will be
! done, right IL the public pu, .ie,w, as
it were, are really too shocking t) re>
late. But the great crowd that will
| line Main street will find The events
interestng-very interesting, indeed.
Dinner for 4,01O people VIII. 3e p: e.
pared, and will be served in the arm
ory. Admission will be by fez Or carl
only. The Kentucky R1me will pre-
pare all the food, without cast tC tie
! Shriners. They have d way of fry !rs
| 250 chickens an hour ut ~, kentucky
/ Home.
The parade will be the Lig event Of
! the meet. Main street and az the
, necessary side streets will hn rOped
off. There will be patrols and bands
| from othr cities, there Will be uai-
! formed students from he military
( schools and camps here, thee wIll be
! the returned Sixth COMPANY, the hon G
! guards and many things of peculiar
interest to the candidates for aG-
mission to the Shrine.
Don't miss the pa:aue. it will he
exceedingly interesting.
There will be 4 street dance nu
| Main street, band concerts, it1c0ra-
| tions both day and night. There will
be here on this Fourth the *. eatest
| crowd ever in this city.
| Following is the program:
Thursday morning at 1880: arrival
of Potentate r. j. Noble and diVan,
from Chralotte.
| Arrival, during the afternoon on
special train, of Oasis band and pa
troll. There will be forty in the band
and sixty in the patrol
Thursday night at six O'CLOCK: Re-
gistration of candidates at the city
hall There will be from 900 10 400
candidates. .-.
Thursday night at 9 O'Clock, busi-
ness session.
Thursday night, the opening dance
at the Carolina Terrace, given in
honor of Potentate r. ]. Noble. At
the same time there will be lance
| for the mobiles on the lawn of Park
Hill.
Friday morning at $50 o'clock there
| will be an unofficial reception of can
didates by the nobility at the city
hall. $780,.
I Friday morning the parade starts.
There will be three prizes off,.1'et;
for the best decorated cars in the pa
rade.
There will be other things in the
parade besides cars, too. Such as
candidates.
Exhibition drills by the patrols will
be one of the big features of the pa
rade.
after the parade will come the in1-
| tiation of the candidates. This will
be in public, on Main street, and will
be interesting to everybody, including
the candidates.
Luncheon will be served at the
armory, from noon until 8 o'clock.
At 8 o'clock there will be the cere-
moniaI session, to be held in the ne"
garage OF the Hendersenville Auto
mobile company.
From S to $50 the mobiles are tree
to amuse themselves. Many will go 10
Laurel Park bathing beach, "here
suits will be provided for all
At 1880 there will be band concert
in front of the city hall.
AT 9:3O there will be street dance
on Main street.