French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-05-01

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Miss Matte stansel, Reporter

mi. JOAA N1dSIu anu JOnn Jr have
returned from Gibson.
Miss Sarah Fred is visiting friends
at Newberry, S. &C
C. E. Brooks, Jr., has been quite
sick from a dep cold with pneumonia
symptoms.
Mrs. C. N. Allison has gone to
Washington, D. c., for a visit to her
sister.
Born, April 27, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Haskael Osteen, a son, David Gar
field.
Miss Crc% LLvl1t ,t,n has returned
to Fletcher after visiting friends at
Tuxedo.
Roy English has gone on a business
trip to Edenton and will probably DE
away some time.
Erie Mailman, of Charlotte, has been
on a visit to his mother. Mr.. Mailman
left Tuesday for Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. o. E. Siegling, of Charleston,
S. c., has come to her summer home
at Flat Rock.
DR.. w \ Carr San mas rctu. ned
to Society Hi! after an Easter visit
TO his famil7.-
Mrs. Tom Young, at Upward, has
been on the sick list but is reported as
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaines, of Columbia,
S. c., are with Mrs. j. NJ. Dermid
for awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Patton have
been recent visitors to Mrs. Patton's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Sma-
theirs. :.
Miss Rose Lewis had as her guests
recently, Miss Tillye Schas, of Asne-
vile and Sgt Louis L~ichtenstein
from Azalea hospital.
Mrs. w. H. Harry and daughter,
Miss Marie, of Charleston, s. c., are
expected to occupy their summer
home at Flat Rock this week.
Frank and Charlie Flynn, from
Uree, en- route to Canton to visit re-
l~atives, spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. H. NJ. Flynn.
Mrs. S. L.. Godfrey a returned to
her home at Cheraw, S.. c., after Il
visit to her sister, Mrs. J. L. Eger-
ton.
Miss Edith Mcclellan has returned
from San Antonio, Tex, where she
visited her sister. Miss Mcclellan is
the enthusiastic president of h Rel
Cross chapter at Flat Rock.
Rev. M F.. Moores received nine
members into the Methodist Church
ON profession of faith last Sunday J
morning at the II o'clock service.
Mrs. T. l.. Hanna, nee Josie Can
non, from Anderson, S. c., is visit
ing her parents, Hon. and Mrs. =.
Cannon, at Horse Shoe.
On Sunday May 2, Rev. J. 5, Lyon
will be installed as pastor OF Il
Presbyterian Church. Revs. K. r.
Smith. T. s. Morrison, OF AsheViIe
and Rev. Hay, from Brevard will con-
duct the service.
R. Wilson LEFT on Saturday GoI
Pittsburg where he will participates
in the reception to he given tho re
turning members OF tn Fifteenth u
vision Engineers, OF which his son:
Alex, is one.
Judge c.. NJ. Pace spent the week
end with his son, o. l.. Pace, IN spar
tanburg. S. c.. Mrs. Pace, who has
boon there M 2 v:s:t ret--2od hosas
ashland. |
,~res3y-ur.Gn Church last
Sunday morning, Rev. j. 5. Lyon
ordained and installed as elders Or.
s. B. McPheeters, J.. o. VILLAINS n
as deacons. R. NJ. Oates, j. D. Dun
and c.. l.. Grey.
Miss Florence G~oodenough, a Reo
Cross nurse, from Rochester, N. "
who has Just returned from overseas
and is now in service at Kenll"orIn
bospital. spent the weekend with her
friend. Mrs. A. H. Williams on Crao
Creek street.
The Easter ball given by the yong
men of Asheville at the Masonic IcnA-
nile on Tuesday evening, April ", was
attended by the following young pe"-i
ME from H~endersoryille who went by
motor with Mrs. Clarence Latham as
cbaperon: Misses Alice and Lena
latham Elizabeth Carrigan, Ruth
wooten, Mia Carter, Frances Wieehsp,
Lieut. w. B. Smith, J. Z. Burnside
7 r. Byrd, Lee Wlitnrre, Reese
Pope. Bob Carson, Charlie Morrow
Ddo6oc Al FG wards, JeaC