French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-07-17

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Miss Matte Stanse1, Reporter

VI NSJ $1,000 -N" u us, d SISTER
of Mrs. Epstein.
Mr.. Blackburn, who has been at
DR.. Dixon's sanatorium has secured
Miss Addie Timmon's bungalow in
Laurel Park where he with Mrs
Graves, a cousin, from DUBUQUE. Iowa
and Mrs. Gables witt spend the sum-
mer.
T. B, k~ernaghan has returned from
Batesburg, S. G.. Mr.. Kernaghan,s
business interests there make it neces-
sary for him to go f~requntly.
Miss Martha Sullinger, who spent
her vacation at Mexico, Missouri. with
her mother is expected home this
week.
Miss Inez McLaurin, from TaIlas-
see, Fla, is a guest of Mrs. l.. H,
Smith on Oakland street.
Frank Flemming, the county demon
st~ator, has been transferred to Brv-
son City, where he will continue the
same line of work.
Mrs. J. H. Williams, Miss Mamie
Carpenter and G. b Hampton from
Iandrum, S. c., were recent guests
OF Mrs. Herman Potts.
Miss Sadie Mckeitha1 is giving q
house party at te1 home in Laurel
Park. Misses F'raLCes benjamin, En-
ma Fulton and Katheryn Twitty, from
darlington, S. C., are her charming
guests.
Mrs. H. C. SayIor has returned to
North Dakota after a stay of some
time with her mother, Mrs. D. T.
Fuller, On Mt Echo
The ball room at Carolina Terrace
is being renovated for the summer
Mrs. Connolly, from Spartanburg will
give dancing lessons there
Mrs. Mansell, from TAMPA, Fla
has leased Mt. Echo the summer home
of Mrs. D. T. Fuller, and is u
ing it.
Miss NJ. Smith has returned to St.
Petersburg, Fla, after a visit to Mrs.
D. T. Fuller, on Mt Echo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Graham
and little girl, from Savannah, Ca.
have recently bought a cottage near
Davis Station, from Mr.. and Mrs
Speaker and are occupying it.
Louis Sherfee and family of Green
vile, S. c., who have been coming
here for years were recent guests at
Laurel Park Villa.
Mrs. E. E West and family, of
Jacksonville, Fla, have come to spend
the summer in their home here.
Miss Syretha Sossamon has accept
ed a position in Bakers Art Gallery.
Miss Margaret Overman, who has
been visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Wherry and her COUSINS, Mrs. C. L.
Gray and family has returned to
Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Flattery gave
a Birthday dinner at their home in
Bowman's Bluff on Friday evening,
July IL, in honor of Nichols Pearson.
About IS guests enjoyed the hosp:-
tally of Mr.. and Mrs. Flattery.
from Hendersonville. This was the
largest crowd that had been to gather
for several years on account of the
war. The evening was spent in play
ing games and listening to fine music.
Refreshments of chicken salad. pick
les end G variety OF cakes were serV-
ed q ,sin 9Th covering.
Rev. George Nichols, the assistant
pastor of tn First Presbyterian church
in Greenville, s. c., was entertained
at the Presbyterian manse while In
town recently.
Miss Alice Barber, from Forest City
and Miss Frances Barber, from Ashe-d
vile are spending W weeks with
their grandmother, Mrs. B. J. Barber. !
Mrs. George W. Belk chaperoned
her family and house guests on a
camping trip of three days to the
Bradley tract near. Pisgah Forest
this week. Wagons were used TO
carry the foodstuffs and the party
when they became tired of hiking.
Those in the party were, Misses Chris
tine Cover. Alice Peters, Elizabeth
and Lucille Belk, Mrs. R. l.. Peters,
Fl. L. ~. Margaret Felix and brothers
Mrs. l.. M. Shirley and daughter
Miss Frances, from Honea Pain, >. o.
are guests OF their relatives, Mr..
Mrs. l.. E. Davenport, at Horse Shoe
Sunday School Day was observed in