French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-16

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odist Church was entertained by Mrs
F. E. Durfee, Tuesday afternoon, Jan
IA. After plying their needles closely
for couple of hours, their hostess
served sandwiches and coffee and q
social hour was enjoyed.
| TO- ..n.
Harry Harry says the price of BIZ
cycles is not coming down this year
and that if he is wrong the purchaser
! of a wheel this year will have the
| difference in price refunded in cash
AThat's the sort of straight talk that
| brings business.
One evening last week, Miss Bessie
| Steedman entertained a. few friends
with Rock party. Those who shared
the evenings pleasures were Misses
Connie and Willie Morrow, Eilene
Lewis, Ellen Raiford and Mr.. G.. w.
Bradshaw. Miss Steedman served q
salad course, pimentos, cheese SAND
witches and hot chocolate.
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The regular meeting of the Board
of Stewards of the Methodist Church
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. F.
Bland on Monday evening. After the
business had been transacted, So
cial hour was enjoyed. Mrs. BLAND
served cake and ice cream.
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Mrs. Ernest Paterson died from the
effects of influenza at her home il
Greenville, S. c., Nov. %. The inter
ment was at Piedmont, S. G. Mrs.
Patterson is survived by her husband
and eightc hildren. She was the Sec
ond daughter of William Bryson who
is well-known in Henderson and
Pennsylvania counties and a niece of
Mrs. J. A. Bryson who lives here
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W. A Smith has recently returned
from a trip to the following places
which combined business and pleasure,
New Orleans, Mobile, Jacksonville anu
Enroute from New Orleans
to Jacksonville, Mr.. Smith became ac-
quainted with a noted railroad man
from South America. He evinced !:
great deal Of interest in Henderson,
vile and Chimney Rock on account OF
an illustrated booklet about the Dixie
Highway and mailed from Miami, Fla.
Paul English, of 18th anti-air craft
arrived from France, on Wednesday,
Jan, 8. He has been honorably dis
from service. Paul is a son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. B. English who have
two other sons in service. Claude
English was waiting at Brest, France
for embarkation orders when last
heard from. He is in 7th Trans-mOr- |
tar battery. Clyde English has been
in service for six years and is now IN
with A. E. Forces.
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Mrs. George W. Valentine was hos j
tess at a bridge party, Thursday eve !
ming, Jan. 8. The guests were Mes
danes w. Reddin Kirk, c. N. Wren
shall, Walter Middleton, Miss Carrie
DR.. w. Reddin Kirk, G. N.
and John Burckmyer. Mrs.
Kirk received the prize. Refresh
ments consisting of a salad course
and coffee were served.
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On Friday afternoon Jan. 9th from
3 to 5 o'clock, Mrs. J. E.. Shipmar
gave a Birthday party for her daugh-
ter Elizabeth. The guests we're: Isa-
bel and Billy Keith, Frances Vann,
Lane, Grace, Catharine and
Raymond Freeman, Sara and George
Sandifer, Elizabeth and Eugenia Ran ,
dolph. The dining room was beauti- /
fully decorated with red and white (
crepe paper. The centrepiece Of
was surrounded with six
red and white candles. The birthday |
cake and ice cream pleased all the
children even more than the games
they played.
Fred-PattersSn
The wedding OF Mss Bessie Fred,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II Fred and |