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

I, Mrs. John T. Wilkins, who has beer
a patient at Edgemont since Septem
Der, is improving.
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Mrs. Gather Rhodes and son, Morris
from Mills River, are spending this
week with her parents, Judge and
Mrs. c. NJ. Pace.
Miss Kate Dotson. who anteroo
Feace Institute recently, has infuen-
"a and will probably return home
"hen she is able to travel.
Miss Rosa Lewis has been visiting
relatives and friends in AsheviIle.
While in the city, Miss Lewis attended
'the dance at Azalea Hospital.
| Ben Souther, at Fletcher, had four
OF his children bitten by mad dogs a
few days ago. The children have been
sent to Raleigh for treatment.
+. II. Elsom, who accompanied his
mother, Mrs. P. G. Elsom, home from
new York City, has returned to his
work in Brooklyn. Mr.. Elsom came
home to recuperate.
Mrs. c. E. HoIlingsworth, who has
neen doing practical nursing at Horse
Shoe since October, returned home
last Monday.
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Miss Lillian Cozart, steno-bookkeep-
er for the Freeze-Bacon Hosiery Mills
has returned from Stem, where she
spent the holidays
The informal dance at Marlboro
Villa, which was given by some of the
guests, last Saturday evening was well
attended by many of the home people.
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Mrs. A. NJ. Trenholm, who has been
at the Cedars for some time. has gone
to Mrs Mack Kings at Flat Rock for
the remainder of the winter.
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E. T. Rhodes and brother, of New
Castle, Pa, are registered at the &C.
dars. Mr. Rhodes has accepted the
position Of pharmacist at Hunters.
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Mrs. G. w. BeIk received a telegram
from Lieut.. George W. Belk, Jr., OF
Monday, Jan, -, saying: 'Have az
rived at Hoboken, am going to Camp
Mills. VIII be home soon"
Under the auspices of the Ladies.
Aid Society, a Silver Tea will be given
at the Methodist Parsonage, Tuesday
afternoon, JAN, 21, from 4 to o'clock.
Everybody is invited.
Walter Allen, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Allen, arrived home Monday
from France and will be here only a
few days. He will return to his work
in the navy.
Mrs. F. V. Hunter and little daugh-
ter have gone to Lafayette, Ala, on
account Of the illness Of Mrs. Hunters
sister, Mrs. G. w. Slaughter, who is
well known here.
Mrs. R. M. Norton, of Asheville, is
visiting Mrs. A. E. Hart and Mrs. Nc
CURE this week. Mrs. Norton is en-
route to Brevard, her former home, to
visit her aunt, Miss Della Cash.
Mrs. e. H. Allison has as her guests
the Misses Garlic, of Asheville and
Hugh Hall, who has been honorab1y
discharged from the navy. Miss Lucy
Garlic, who has been i'll is GONZALES
cling.
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Mrs Stella Roberts and daughter, |
Margaret, from Fletcher, visited the
families of DR.. j. L. Egerton and DR.. |
.Erskine Ehringhaus this week. Mar
garet returns to Fassifern' School to
resume work there.
Miss Dolly Carter who spent last |
summer with Mrs. w. R. Kirk, arrived |
Tuesday from Memphis, Tenn, and
will be with Mrs. Kirk until her mo-
Their comes in February.
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Miss bessie Dixon had 16 Of her
friends at her home, Saturday after |
noon, jan, 10, from to 6 o'clock TO
play Rock. After the games were
finished, Miss Dixon served sandwiches
waters and cocoa.
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A motor party composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam T. Hodges and Mrs. G. Few,
Jr Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mack Rhodes and
their sons, Allen, Gather and Cecil
left wednesday morning for Florida
En-route they will stop in Atlanta to