French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-07-17

lLloS weeks 10 tnolr SranQ-mOLneT,
Mrs. l.. L. Rozzelle. Mrs. Rozzelle
had a house party composed of all
her grandchildren.
Mrs. Juanita Cash Norton, of Ashe-
vile, enroute to Brevard for a visit .
her relatives, was a guest of Mrs. Tom
Shepherd this week.
Mrs. Scott Harvin, of Charleston,
S. c., is at "Connover'' for the sum
mer. Mrs. Harvin has two sons at
Laurel Park Camp.
Mrs. J.. H. CURE has gone to Gull
lowhee to see. her son, Walter, who
has recently returned from South
America.
Among the guests at Graystone on
the. Flat Rock drive are, M. and
Mrs. A. Sawyer, Salisbury, Miss
Juanita Hartley, Winston aud Miss
Estelle HUMPHREYS, Spartanb1rg.
The girls of Camp Minnehaha spent
the night on Mt. Pisgah with Miss
Lonard, Athletic Councillor in charge,
last Monday night. This was the first
of the all night camps wllcn occur
each season to win the camp letters
&C and M"
The G. M. girls had a "Tacky
Party on Thursday night July 10,
visitors. night. The costumes were
very original.
Rev. George Nichols of South Caro-
lima held both the morning and the
evening service at the Presbyterian
Church last Sunday.
Those who enjoyed an all day pic
mic on Mt. Hebron last Tuesday were,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Flattery and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Station, Mr.. and
Mrs. V~orheeves and their guests. 4
most bountiful IuncheOn of fried
chicken, boiled ham, several kinds of
bread, cakes, pies, etc, were served.
Picking ~bIackberries afforded lots Of
fun as none of the party were ecu
toned to this. The Bowman Bluff
people know how to entertain their
friends.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian Vhurch met at the
church on Tuesday afternoon, Mrs.
H. c. Rainey, the president, con
Quoted the services.
Mrs. Royal Miller and daughter,
Miss Martha, OF Atlanta, Ga, have
ooms with Mrs. Frank Randall. They
were joined last Sunday by Mrs.
Miller's son, Lieut.. Royal Miller who
Will spend a week.
Mrs. F. Cora Morris and daughter,
Louise, from Spartanburg are spend
ing the summer with Mrs. T. B. Car
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rose and family, from
Valdosta, Ga, have come to their
summer home on Fifth avenue for the
summer.
Misses Annie and Adelyn Wicstchen,
James Bryce, a nephew and Mrs. En-
ley an aunt, have recently joined the
other members of their family here i
Isaac Justus, father of Mrs. D. s.
Pace fell from a scaffold a few days
ago at his home in Edneyville and hurt
his hand and side badly. Fortunately
not n bones were broken.
Atty. G. W. S~peerfrom, Gatfney, s.. !
c.. was here recently to see Mr.. and
Mrs. A, C0vTngton.
Mrs. J. x. Bryson has as her
guest, her sister, Mrs. Norwood, nee
Miss Katy Hudgins, of Baltimore,
Md
Miss Bertha Carroll of Raleigh, who
is the states secretary of the Baptist
Missionary Union, was a guest OF Mrs.
J.. F.. Brooks last week, +!
MRS. T. H Walsh and daughter,
Miss Virginia, and Mr.. F. A. Muse,
of Wilmington, are guests of Mrs. !
w. F. Penny at Laurel Park. Mrs.
Muse sang, Teach Me o Lord" a
contraIto solo at the morning service
in the First Baptist Church last Sum
day.
W.. F. Penny left on Monday for his
midsummer trip
The Queen Theatre is installing a
player and will probably be
ready by Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Hartsell and
who have been motoring over
North Carolina enroute to