French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-03-27
People and EUents

nave q special program on Missions
next Sunday which will be followed
by a collection for Home and FOREIGN
Missions.
L. H. Case and Pvt. Henry Crook
who have been overseas with the
c. A. C's, have returned to Horse
Shoe. Mr.. Case did his bit as a bug
Ter.
C.. S. Henderson, of the U. S.. S..
Hatteras is spending his furlough
here with relatives. He has with him
c. D. Hawkins, If the u. S. S. Hat
teras.
Mrs. T. W. Boucher, of Columbia,
S. c., was in town last week trying
to secure a suitable house for the sum-
mer, Mrs. Boucher had the Terrace
last summer.
Mrs. J. w. Williams underwent a
successful operation for appendicitis
at the Merriwether Hospital in Asne-
vile last week. Mrs. Williams is i'm
proving needy .~xssEgases
To-
Mrs. H. H. Ashmore and children
are spending a month with Mrs. Ash
more's sister. Mrs. C. J. Valley, Mrs.
! Ashmore formerly lived here but
moved to Knoxville, Tenn.
Mrs. Lola Brodie Ndyl:ir has b"en
awarded the Honor pin By the D. =.
RS for the war work whi1a u coun-
try was at war. Mr.. MAYOR, who
spent the winter with his family, is
now in Wilmington. Del.
Miss Elizabeth Daniels, Who has
I been the guest of her ~coIsi1, Mrs. C
L.. Gray, has gone to visit other re!a-
tives before going to Summit, n. J.,
to take are of a patient. Miss Dan
iels expects to return with this pa
tient and spend some time here.
Mrs. C. B. Crosland, from Rem
n~ettsville, S. c., is here getting her
bungalow on Fifth avenrr, ready icr
her family. She will nave charge or
Marlboro Villa while Miss Julia C-os-
land has a visit to her sister at Aiken,
S. C.
Mrs. John Kershaw has :rrneG
J from Summerton, S. c., where she
rspent four months with her sister.
Mrs. Belle De Saussure, Of Charles
ton, S. c., came home with MIS-. ker-
shaw for a visit.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J.. E. Mitchell, from
Washington, N. c., arrived last Sum
day and have rooms at the Summer
Home. Mr.. Mitchell will be ~associat-
had been for 10 years before going
overseas.
o
Sgts. Merle S. Johnston and Frank
Bradburn, Frank Davis who left with
the National Guard last Sept, landed
in Liverpool, England an1 were 10
Gated nearly all the tine st .\hrrra,
France. They arrived IN the t'n:ied
! Ht&ies March Z, 1919 arc havt c"me
lone with their honorable discharges
Teddy, the Is year old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Blackwell, at Dana, was
thrown from a wagon Wednesday,
March 10, and had his arm broken.
Medical aid was given at once. Mr..
and Mrs. Blackwell were here Tues
day with their son to have his arm
put into a plaster cast.
To-
Mrs. E. l.. Bostic, vino formerly
lived here has been making her home
in Asheville recently, has secured DR..
J. Frank Cranford's honso on corne1
Of Buncombe street and Third avenue,
and will be hers for the Summer. a:
least.
The meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the First Baptist Church on
Monday afternoon was well attend
ed and the IA who were present kept
busy with their sewing and planning
for the Easter sale. During the social
half-hour, a salad course was served.
The meeting will be with Mrs. j. l..
Egerton again next Monday afternoon
at 4 o'clock. Why not become a mem
Der and do your bit?
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