French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-03-13
FLAT ROCK NEWS.

IL udS DOGu NN4lS Oh dSS Sl1LCS " =
have had any news from III busy IL
Gle place, but bear III mttlp oar folhs
nave noe been alternating at ali, but
each one carrying his loaa OF IT, Flu
as long as possible, Their cheerfully
passing it on 10 others without very
much confusion or charging ally
thing extra for the trOuDie. Aad With
several weeks Of 7AEy disagrqealIe
weather, to-, w are waking uD a5'i2,
Tor rather those that have met rEese
discouragemeats,y and joining III with
the few loyal, Tiie-awakc %"rkcrs
who were spared t. carly On h +ork
Of the school aaI community.
Our principal Trcf. j. A. Cox was
absent only 4 GaT lays from his EEri
OF the .o.k, Whine our other teachers,
Miss 5tepp and Miss Hart dcciIed
they "ouId poStC0i.e Flu" entIrel?
until some more convenient season"
Our school was Closed for several
weeks, most Of j: children en.ertaiE-
ing this unwelcome guess no longer
than they could get an opHort2nlty to
pass it on. But IN spite of al this,
our school has been running again
now for several weeks with a better
enrolment than before, and with many
bright prospects for the remaining
spring months S~%E+S:-=s'
The Parent Teachers Association
meets at the school house s"sg an i
third Friday afternoon of each month,
cooperating for the best interest Of
me school and community. T::ey al,
so meet Jointly with L1a Req Cross
and do a lot of relief work. a report
of which we wish to be able 10 pab-
lish soon. constituencies.
They meet in regula! session again
Friday last planning tC give a window
sale in Hendersonviila at an earl:
date, exhibiting somc Of the best eat
ables our Industrious wonTcn POSSESS.
This will be for the benefit of the
school. Be ready I1e~n0ersUIVi!le
ladies' for the good ccantrJ 5nter.
chickens and eggs.
Our Basket Ball girls are going to
remodel their court soon, making it one
ot the best courts il tue coInty
The Sunday School at this place is
progressing and incr .2sirs IN num-
ters each Sunday unGrc the manage
raent of Supt. j. L Peace
Mr.. C. S. i~ullbrigh: an l DI A. ii.
and wife o. IienGerSonv:lle
were among our visit RS Sunday.
Oh making address 'eS 10 the differ
cnt classes which VI much enjoyed
and appreciated by e~.,h II present.
NJ. FulIbright addressed the Sunday
ScEcol on the Ar'aeriIL Rt:i"t N,Ih
after which = spo-i:; collection was
taken for the Armenians.
;, Our Sunday School has Leon sup
one Armenian child FIR some
time. The Parent-Teachers A3socla-
ton and our school also are support
ing two French orphans. This work
feel very proud of.
Miss Nellie Hart is to entertain her
Sunday School class of 80 ode pupils
1t the School House TIesday evening,
March 4th. There has been a lively
membership contest in full swing for
weeks, ending Sunday March.
Ind. Much good has been done ami
many new pupils added to the class.
A Music Rehearsal will be given at
he School House, Saturday, March s.,
$50 p. m. Prof. Elliott Ward, leader.
Iost everyone knows of Mr.. Ward and
lis singing ability. He is to bring the
best new book out" and we hope TO
lave some good music. Everybody
come!
WI IL ~" OUC Ii ~
improvements made on the old Pnin-
zy Place, now owned by the Mitchells
If Charleston. Also quite IN addition
o his own residence.
Miss Helen Jones has returrcd home
spending the winter in Atlanta,
"a.
Miss Annie D. Martin is a3t.in a:
Ter beautiful inn, "The Woodfeid" al
er spending some weeks with he
laughter in Decatur, Ga.
Mrs. Wiley HeatherIy, who has been
IL for some time is slowly recovering.
Mr.. n. D. Hollingsworih who has
zen in the livery business in Tryon.
as returned to his home here.
Mrs. r. C. Thomas visited her Sis