French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-06-19

S, NIL, spent the WEEKEND WIN
his mother Mrs. F, C. Burroughs, at
Dr.. and Mrs. J. L. Egerton's.
Miss Anne Cummings, from Reds
vile, is spending awhile with Mrs. J.
Mack Rhodes. Miss Cummings is EN-
route home from the Blue Ridge Y.
W. c. A. conference.
j. Mack Rhodes, has gone to a
bankers convention and will be away
about two weeks. Mr.. Rhodes will
visit Cincinnati and Toledo, Ohio and
Duluth, Mimi, before coming home.
c. C. Jordan spent the weekend
with his family on the Crab Creek
read. Mrs. Jordan is convalescing
from her recent sickness
Among the guests at the Summer
Home are, A. S. Truck and family, C..
N. Wrenshall, Noah HolIowell, Mr..
jackson, Spartanburg, S. c., Miss
Eva Crawford, Raleigh, Miss Birch
STAFFORD, Canada, Mrs. George Meade
n child and Mrs. Taylor from
Alva, Oklahoma. Besides the regular
guests there are quite a number who
lave meals there.
Miss E. l.. Baldwin, who spent the
winter at the Summer Home, has re-
turned to her home at Edneyville.
c. A. Hobbs is enjoying fishing at
Pleasant Island, Maine.
Mesdames c.. A. Hobbs and W. R..
Kirk returned Sunday from a trip to
the northern cities.
Rev. R. V. Miller has returned
from Houston, Texas and will prob
ably be at home for a few weeks.
Rev. M. F. Moores is assisting
Rev. J. o. Erwin in a meeting at
Bethel church in Asheville this week.
Miss Terrie Buterick, who spent the
winter in Ell Paso; Tex, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. M. F. Moores.
Mrs. J.. E. Smoot, from Concord, Is
expected on Thursday to spend a
week with Mrs. NJ. F. Moores.
Mrs. c.. F. Fland will have charge
of the Young Topples mission Study
| class of the MeChuQ'st church. There
will be a meeting with Mrs. Bland on
! Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Shady Boucher and son, Hem
ry, of Columbia, S. c., accompanied
! Miss Rachel Boucher home from Mer-
| riwether Hospital a few days ago.
Miss Boucher is on the convalescing
list.
Miss Eleanor Townsend has return
ed to BennettsvilIe after visiting Miss
| es Lillian Grassland and Ruth Smith.
Rev, Mr.. Whidden, from the Florida
conference conducted the evening ser
vice at the Methodist church last Sun
1ay. Rev. Mr.. Whidden will have
charge of the II o'clock service next
Sunday morning and Rev. w. H. Wiz
lis will conduct the evening service.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
Baptist church will have Il sale or
dressed chickens, salads, cakes, home
made bread, rolls, j%ellies, preserves
and candy in the Morey building on
Thursday July 8. Do your bit in
making this sale a successful one.
Watch the tempting and attractive
window display.
Mrs. Daisy Boone has returned to
Ingleside from Columbia, S C.
Mrs. J. E. May, of Columbia, 6 G.,
had the oversight of Ingleside I'm
while Mrs. Boone was away.
Rev. and Mrs J. F. Ligon's guests,
Miss Lizzie Ferguson, Miss B. T.
Reid and children, from Reidsv:ile,
S. c., have returned home.
DR.. R. P. Smith of Asheville was
bore lost week visiting friends and
the Balfour orphanage.
Miss Eleanor Sargent has come
home from the Columbia college Tor
Women. Before coming home M-sS
Sargent visited friends in the city.
Mrs. J. F. Lyon was hostess to the
Young Woman's Auxiliary of the
Presbyterian church on Tuesday AFTER
noon, June 10. Mrs. A. H. Morey' the
wide awake president, had plans TO
discuss for raising money during the
summer. The meeting was well at
tended. An ice course and cake were
served by Mrs. Lyon during the So
ciaI hour.
T. B. Allen and family, of Mills
River motored to Charlotte last Week
to visit DR.. Tom Allen who has re-
Gently located there.
Mrs. Turner, of Asheville, is spenc-
ing awhile with Mrs. James Allen OF
Third avenue, east.