French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-04-24

the one that had been there.
Edward Earle Bomar, son Of Dr..
and Mrs. E. E. Bomar, has been elecI-
cd president of the C%icerOnian Lite
eary Society in the Georgetown Coz
eye at Georgetown, Ky.
C. F. Capliner, from Rosman, has
oeen spending the Easter holidays
with his daughter, Mrs. M. C. Hog
sett. T. 49, s~~srs ;~H=a
Little Miss Winny Hogsett has been
kept away from school for several
weeks on account of ear trouble. She
is reported as getting better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shipman and
little son motored from Brevard last
Thursday for the Good Roads meet
ing which Mr.. Shipman attended.
Mrs. Leslie Lee, who has been a
guest at the Waverly for some time
and has been of great service in the
Red Cross work, will spend a week al
Waynesville enroute to her home at
Cambridge, Mass.
Rev. and Mrs. w. S. Martin, who
were called here on account of the
illness and the death OF the formers
sister, Mrs. J. D. Boyd, have re-
turned to Antreville, S. C.
Pvt. Edgar Pace, who served over
seas in the Both division, 120th infan-l
try, returned home last Saturday. He
is a son of Mrs. E. C.. Ward on the
Edneyville road.
w. C. Burnette and family from
Mills River were here last Saturday.
Mrs. C. NJ. HOWE and baby, from
the AshevilIe Farm School, are SPEND
ing some time with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Brunette. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith gave an %infor-l
NAL dance. at their home near Naples,
Friday evening, April IS. Music
furnished by a string band and
people had a good time. w. c..
Burnette from Mills River was among !.
the invited guests. l.
Miss Mary Purkey and brother MUIR
ohy, spent several days last week a
With Mrs. E. l.. Osteen. They came
o move their furniture to their home
It Morristown, Tenn. Miss Pearl Pur-
has accepted a position in the !
Iteration department of a large es- :
ablishment in Jacksonville, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marsellus, who
ave been at Park Hill for two months =
are very enthusiastic over the g
ealthful character of the town, LEFT N
list week for New York. Mr.. and -
Irs. Marsellus have spent three win ::
ers at Park Hill. n
DR.. Guy E. Iixon was elected =
elegate to the South Carolina State
edicaI Society at the Pinehurst
Getting which he attended last week. .
Carl Reynolds, of Asheville, was
ected president of the society which
i'll meet. next year in Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Davis enter
ined with a supper party Thursday :
rening of last week, having as their {
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Theron +
olcombe. The other guests were, {
Uses Gertrude Shipman, Willie Car &
ichaeI and Grover Shipman. During j
e evening Miss Ethel Manders, Joe !
reeman and Willie Reese called. .
The science sections in the seventh
nd eighth grades of the city school
Ioroughly enjoyed an Easter egg |
INT last Friday afternoon at LenoX
ark. Reginald King received the I
rize for finding the largest number
eggs and the BOBBY prize was civ
! to Miss Odessa Case. Miss MaTga- :
It Bomar was %chaperon. !
The children, of the Flat Rock
AIDED school were given an Easter
hunt last Friday afternoon by mel
.rent-TeacheT's Association, on tus :
hool grounds. There were 1O6 hat y
children who had a most dcnghi-
time at this surprise which had
en- so we'll planned for them.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the 1Ietl- s
st Church realized $4,000 from Z
cir Easter sale Of fancy work and z
things to cat. Mrs. F. z. Dur &
: was untiring in her efforts to (
the sale q success The society =
lis grateful TO the public for their I
tronage. The ladies worked faith
IIy in preparing for this annual sale )
Pvt. M. L. Walker, who spent Il Y
with the 30th NJ. P. Co., in k
Igland, France and Belgium which !
IS attached with the British army \
til latter part of November and !
en placed with the A. E. F., in 6