French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-05-29

Events
Miss Matte StanseI, Reporter

Born, May 4, TO Mr.. n Mrs. S. Y
Bryson, a son Harry Bittner.
Mrs. j. S. Rhodes has returned t
Mills River after a few days visit t
her SOL, J.. Mack Rhodes and family
George Carson, of Charlotte. arrive,
last week and will probably spend tn,
summer. He is we'll known here.
Misses Gladys and Virginia Hodge,
came home last week from Louisburs
College at L%ouisburg.
Miss Fife Shipman has returned f.
Blantyre after a few days visit to Mr.
and Mrs. Avery Justus.
R. P. Freeze expects to go to Phil.
adelphia, Pa, the first of next week
for a business trip. ,
The play given by the Flat Rock
school was well attended by the youne
people from East Flat Rock.
Mrs. Mary Sadler has returned to
Blue Ridge School for Boys after a
short visit to Spartanburg, 5. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Stepp spent
several days with Mr. and Mrs. Ed
gar Waters last week.
The Blue Ridge School for BOYS
will close June z, and a sumrrer
school will be conducted by SIR. San
differ during July -
Rev. Will Alexander, ~yho visited
his mother at the Blue Ridge School
for Boys, has accepted work at Pip
ley, Miss.
Mrs. A. M. Deal, at East Flat Rock,
was accompanied home from Ashe-
vile recently, by her father for a
short visit, 7AssSR = xHa-
Mrs. R. G. Rand and children have
returned to East Flat Rock from a
visit to his sister, Mrs. Fuller, In
Charlotte, -
Mrs. j. R. Ramsey, on the Edney-
vile road, who has kept a store for
some time, is selling GU so as to look
d1IOA OInCI dhdlIS u1OIS carefully.
Mrs. J. Mack Rhodes, Allen and
Cecil, who motored to Winston,
Greensboro and Oak Ridge have re-
turne dhome. They had a lovely
trip.
Victor Spruill has returned to Lee
noir City, Tenn, after a visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Avery Justus. Enroute
home Mr.. Spruill visited his mother
at Hassel.
Marion Trice, who has been making
a speciality of chemistry at the A. &
E. College in Raleigh, is at home. He
expects to attend a summer school al
Camp Lee, Va, in June.
Rev. George w. Belk returned re-
Gently from Farmville, Va, where he
had 81 accessionN to tn echurch. Rev.
Mr.. Belk goes to Belmont this week
to begin a melting.
The depot at East Flat Rock is re-
ceiving a coat of paint and the
grounds around the station are being
planted in flowers which will greatly
add to the appearance of the town.
A. W. Smith, an ex-confederate
soldier who is IS years old has been
a subscriber to The Hustler since il
was. first published, was in town las
week. Mr.. Smith is rather feeble
and rarely goes away from home.
The Board of Education will appoin,
school committeeman at their regular
meeting first Monday in June. Where
vacancies ecu new members will be
appointed upon recommendation OF
local committee.
Mrs. Louise Schepery from Beau.
fort, S. c., who has been with Mrs
IL. w. Williams while getting heI
summer home TNedy forpseceupAHcys
E4Fetufned nome WfhsReFsbrefhegB r
Ewbank of Greenville, S. c..
DR.. E. A. Mcmillan and family whc
spent the winter at the Cedars, have
opened Aloha Villa for the summer.
Major David Fuller, who is recuperas,
ing at Oteen, made a brief visit to his
home folk last week.
Mrs. q. V. Bagwell and children
from Barberton, Ohio, are visiting re.
latives, at Balfour. Mrs. Bagwel1
nee Moss, formerly lived at Balfour
W. M. Gregory, of Norfolk, Va, ha!
been on a visit to his son, Charles, a
Blue Ridge School for Boys.
Mrs. W. A. Garland and daughter
Miss Elizabeth, arrived last Wednes
day from Delray, Fla. Mrs. Garland
feels much improved in health.
William Garland is spending 10 day.
at home. He will return to WofforC
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