French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-03-06

Mrs. M. M. Shepherd invited al mi
Is friends to p birthday party that was
iven Ia her daug 4ter, Katharine, n
Friday afternoon Sch, %, from $50
to 8 o'clock. TI9 children showort &
Katharine with -. \ gifts on :;c1
seventh birthdaJ which she enj3 yed.
Atter playing seTeral games, MIS-.
G'erherd served ica cream, the 5ir,n-
Cay cake and CT, .dy.
To-
Mrs. Wilson McCarson invited a
dozen little friends to share the plea
sures of her little son, Trask's Birth
day party with him on Saturday al
ternoon, March 1. After enjoyine
(games, the birthday cake, which was
Lighted with four candles, was served
with other refreshments. Trask re-
ceived a number of interesting gifts
pfrom the guests.
Mr.. H. Patterson, proprietor of
i oLLC4 " . OCpd1 Iu1ChI 0IOIOJ mas re-
turned from an extended trip to north
ern markets where he has been doing
! spring buying. Mr.. Patterson says
that although the market is of
slightly on cotton and wooden cloth,
the price of clothing is steady all
along the line, due mainly to the ex-
t~raordinary wages now in effect.
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S.. J. Justice, who has not been
well for several months, went to Spar
tanburg, s. c., for treatment. Mr..
Justice is now a patient in Seedley's]
Sanatorium. Mrs. Justice is with
her daughter who lives in SPARTAN
burg. Rev. James Justice, from
Black Mountain, Geo. W. Justice and
other members of the family have
been with their father.
Another garage business for HenH
Jacksonville will be in shape for busi-
about the 18th. Messrs Bert
Shock and Harley Shipman are now
making necessary alterations on the
building owned by Mrs. e. G.. Wilson
on Third Avenue back of the Blue
Ridge Inn, and Lawrence Burnett
and Jerry Shipman will be employed +
in the garage.
Z. 1 NonSay evening, Feb, "a, thu
TIat liocls Parent-Teachers' Associa-
TICK SaTe an entertainment at the
guiding. The children gave a
Ta'..'otic program which was
Or. E. E. Bomar made an
ntercating ADDRESS. Mrs. S. M. Gar
zen, who is-president of the ~assoc1a-
lead a fine report of the work
hat had been done within the past
W. years. A summary of the work
ill be civ e in next weeks paper.
Robert c. "a hT.c wL.c is chief sur
Don on the ship, President Grant
eft on Monday for Hoboken, n. J.,
fter spending a few days with his
ONE folks. DR.. Sample sails on
Wednesday for St. Nazaire, France,
which will be his fourth trip overseas.
IN the last voyage there we're 5000
roops and 800 among them were
rounded. The sea was so rough,
while DR.. Sample was perform
ng one Of the three operations, a
Ian had to hold him steady.
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Among those who have receiver
HEoraE!e discharges from service a,e
ryan J. Brookshire, son of J. J..
who made eight triLs
ve1Seas on the U. S. s.. Matsnufe
an. New York City to Brest and I'e..
France. The last voyage x:-,h
II days, was an ~excecqirgly
'ugh one. Pvt. Dixon P. Cag:c.
Camp Sherman, Ohio, who sew
! in the S5th Machine Gun Battalion n
as at Fletcher and Pvt. Flage All.
ers from the city, who was staff )nec
Camp Sewer for six monttt. VITA
q Infantry.
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At the Ladies Aid Soci..- last
hursda? afternoon, which mt with
rs. Guy e. Dixon, there were "A
embers present and each one work
aSSidOuSlY with the mart that uoS
ven to her. The society is growing
interest and it is earnestly desired
at every member of the church
ould join. During the afternoon.