French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-23
People and .EUents.

lie in the II'V there.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Cox are re-
covering from influenza. Mc. Cox is
principal of Flat Rock graded school.
Rev. A. I. Justice has accepted the
I'call to the Baptist Church at Mar
shall. He will spend each weekend
over there.
Miss Hazel Russ and Mrs. J. K. Gill
Freath, who have been influenza pa
tients at Patton Memorial Hospital
have returned to their homes.
F;veritte Dixon who has had posi-
t. ri in Asheville for several mouths,
has accepted position with the Good
War Tire Company, 1T Akron, Ohio.
Mrs. F. E. Curtis gave her neigh
kors a pleasant afternoon on Tuesday.
1t was only an informal gathering, at
ter playing cards awhile Mrs Curtis
served salad with cake ard coffee.
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Miss Annie Patton and Mrs. Van
Puett' returned Wednesday from seve-
raj weeks stay at Sumter. Columbia
and Grenville, S. C.
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Mrs. L. E. Davenport, who was
called to- Abbeville, S: c., onSaccount
of the illness and later the death OF
ther sister, has returned home.
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Mitchell King, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. K. King, at Flat Rock, has re-
turned to Greenville, S. c., where he
has a position.
Misses Mary and Pauline Brown,
have been kept in their rooms for the
past week with influenza. They are
treported as getting better.
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/ Among those who are on the sick
list this week are the Misses Sample,
Mae Morrow, Dorothy Waldrop, Des-
sic Dixon, Helen and Roberta Brooks
, TOT
Miss Margaret Bailey will go to- New
York City this weeksto enter Scud'
, der's School for a course in Domestic
Science and other studies.
Miss Kate Dotson came home las
week from Peace Institute, Raleigh
She has not. recovered from 'inf1uen
"a.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Davis, who have
been living on their farm in the tn
country, have moved into their hous'
ON Church street
A Mrs. Alice McDougal, who make
her home with Mrs. Robert Lee Hunt
in home convalescing after a recen
= illneSG.
Mrs. J. L. Egerton left on Tues
day for Conway, s. c., in respons
! to a telegram stating the serious IL
ness of her mother, Mrs. F. G. Bul
roughs.
a Rev Al. F. Mocres, F.. E. Durfe
r. and w. S. Miller have been in Asht
Vile this week attending the Cent?
nary Missionary Conference OF tn
= Methodist Church.
Mrs. Walter Hammit, who has bee
a patient in the Mission Hospital
d AsheyiIle for three weeks, came hon
:. last week. Mrs. Hammit~ has pee
heloed by her treatment over there.
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Mrs George Iltis and daughte
I, Miss Carol, who have been Vlsltln
Mrs. J. S. Sargent, the formers 81
ter have returned to their home
lie Memphis, Tenn. -
Mrs. Ernest Ewbank has been col
fined to her room for three Weei
~ with rheumatism. Mrs. Ewbank
,e much better now. -
Mrs. and Mrs. ]. D. Davis nave
r turned from Asheville where I'M
h. we're called on account OF the lime
oi the latter's mother.
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NV Mics Birdie West, wha has been
tn with influenza at her sisters home
Kno1ville, Tenn, since Christmas nj
returned to her work here
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st Mrs. Brownlow Jackson has go
- Ro1eigh to be with her husDal
o1d little son, Jonathan. Mrs. JAG
T. icon will do stenographlc WORK lor> y
at AJackson.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Whltmlre We
or, -, - Aebayi!Ie last THURSDAY