French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-06-12

Ado DIS Jl6lf guest LnlS week, MIS-. d.
M. Deal, from Flat rock.
Mrs. 3. J.. Barber was accompanied (,
home on Sunday by her son and FAM
lily from Forest City.
R. J.. Lowndes and daughter, Hiss
Virginia have returned to Flat Rock
after a visit to Charleston, S. c.. /
Miss Lillian Hart, of Greenville, s.
e., is visiting her cousin, Miss Edith
Hart, at Flat Rock.
Lowndes Aston, who has just ar
rived from overseas, is with his mo-
Their, Mrs. Charles Allston, at Flat
Rock.
The ladies of the Hospital associa>
ton wish to express their sincere
thanks to those who so kindly assist
ed in giving, Tanning Of the Shrew."
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. GULL, a. Last
Flat Rock left in their car on. SUI
day to spend several days at Dillon,
S. c..
Mrs. S. H Saunders and family
from Florence, S. c., are expected to
open their summer home at Laurel
Park, June IS.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Hospital association will be held with
Mrs. j. L. Rose on Thursday after
moo at 4:30 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Twyford ale
getting good reports from their son,
Alnnzo, who is taking treatment in
John Hopkins Hospital.
Misses Rosa and Lois Edwards will
occupy the apartments of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. E. Durfee while they are at
Bay View, Mich.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus PRESLEY, at Horse Shoe died last
Friday and was buried Saturday after
noon in the Shaw's Creek cemetery.
Mrs. J.. NJ .McCulloh, VINO spent
the winter with her daughter at Hy-
man Heights, has returned 10 her
home at Flat Rock for the summer.
Mrs. Arthur Parker, from Washing
ton, D. c., is spending awhile with
Mrs. ]. M. McCu1loh before opening
her summer home in Flat Rock.
Miss Lois Edwards has accepted the
work of Home service secretary for
the Hendersonville chapte: Of the
American Red Cross, during the sum-
mer months.
Miss Constance and Malcolm DAY.
export, from Greer, S. c., have join
ed their family, who will spend tie
summer with Mrs. Davenport at
Horse Shoe.
Mrs. M. E. B. Allston and daugh-
ter from Florida have come to their
summer home at Flat Rock. Miss Ell
len Allstpn, who attended Fasslfern
school has Joined them.
Rev. G. w. Belk has come home
from Belmont where he had a fine
meeting and expects to leave for Der
mott, Ark, on Thursday to conduct a
series of meetings.
Misses Elizabeth Belk, Whc has beer
teaching at Concord and Lucille Belk
from Peace Institute, Raleigh, have
come to their summer home in the
country
Miss Arrnie Camp has accepted the
superinteMdency of the Patton McHnc-
rial Hospital and will assume the re-
s~porsibilTIas of the work b Jlne
"a. Miss Camp does not need an IN
PRODUCTION to the people OF Ilender'
s~onyiIle as she is we'll known to be
an exceptionally fine nurse and has
~nleasiDs manne that means so much
to the patients and The nurses
The PRESBYTERIAN Sunday Schoo
81 will give a picnic at Laurel BARI
Thursday afternoon to W11cn al
members of the church and the Pres
Il hvterian visitors il town are cordial
w invited Autos and carriages WI
be at the church to convey the peopi'
TO and fro. Supper will be served II
~-picnic style at Basin spring. Plans
are being made for everybody 10 en-
JOY this outing
nTh Victory service at the
.church last Sunday morning was wei
attended. The soldiers sat in a oooN
in the middle tier. The anthems o1
fine choir were particularly good ant
the tenor solo, ooh, Dry Those Tears
" A. w. Hunnicut was a treat To-
music lovers. Red roses, white ny
drangeas and blue larkspur maze d.
effective decoration representing al
they did the national eolors.
Among the guests at Mrs. j.. M