French Broad hustler., 1919-07-31
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Miss Matte StanseI, Reporter

returned from his western trim
J. P. Carter visited triendr touo
recently enroute to Richton.
DR.. E. E. Bomar returned loo,
Friday from Mars Hill.
Miss Kathrine Drane. of Edan+on
is visitinge Miss Alice Latham.
Miss Florence Blair Of, High Point
was guest ofMisses Rosa and Lois
Edwards recently.
Miss Eleanor Sargent has returned
from a visit to Miss Louise Brown al
her summer home in Asheyille. ~.
Mrs. T. E. Cox, who has been visit
ing her mother, has returned to Jack..
es0nville, Fla. --,5.<.-
Mr., :aEppd and Mrs. e. B.: Jenkins, of
Louisville. KY, have been. guests OF
Mrs. A. H. Williams at ,Edgemont
Miss Marcelle Babb. of sparta n
Inn, S. c., is a guest of Miss Anna
Fay Keith on Seventh avenue, east
Miss Daisy Porcher, of Asheville has
been recent guest of Miss Charlotte
Drayton at Flat Rock
Alfred Hubert, of Charleston is with
Mrs. ]. NJ. Mccullough at Flat Rock
for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grimball, of
Charleston, have taken a cottage a,
Highland Lake for the summer.
Mr.. nd Mrs. Berkley Grimban, of
Charleston, are occupying their sum-
mer home at Flat Rock.
Miss Hannah Kantrowitz is spend
ing the summer with Mr.. and Mrs
Abe KantrOwitz.
Miss Dora Patta, of Charleston. whu
spends every summer here, is with
Mrs Bude on Toms hill this season.
Mrs. Grady Justus and children are
visiting her sisters, Misses Marie and
LeOna Lane, at Rugby
Mrs. Charles Nichols, of Asheville
is with her sister, Mrs. Pender at
Rugby for an indefinite stay.
John Hefner, of Spartanburg. has
been On visit to his father, Lee Hef-
ner, at Rugby.
Will Wall, of Spartanburg is max
ing a stay of several weeks in this
section.
Scott Coburn, who was so seriously
hurt several weeks ago is not ex-
pected to live.
Little Mary Louise Fuller is spend
ing the summer with her grandfather
c. NJ. Fuller and family.
Mrs. James Long has returned to
Spartanburg, after visiting friends in
this section.
Mrs. Lawrence Long, of Spartan
burg, is visiting her father, E. M
Youngblood at Fletcher.
Mrs. ] C. Morgan has come from
her country home near town to her
summer home on Flemming street.
Miss Matte Kiser, of St. George S.
c., is a guest of Mrs. Roy c. Bennett
on Hyman Heights.
Harry Y i1";:.;as, who spent his ".
c. ton vii. Mr. and MS. C. r. Viii
taker h. r-.IrIc>i to ColdsbOrO.
Miss Sarah Miller is pianist and
Miss Louise Browning is choir direc-
tor in the Millers Browning meetings
at Landrum, S c.
MI. and Mrs Charles R. Whitaker
2"ve rotor party 70 Chimney Rock
reccn.l,, n honor of their guest, Har-
l., V Hclmes, of GoldsborO.
Little George Burroughs, son of
Mrs. Donald M. Burroughs, at J.
W Garren's fell from the porch and
cut his head badly on a rock.
Joe WiIkie and daughters, Misses
Anna and Mary who have been with
relatives at Fletcher, have returned
to Summerton, S. C.
Misses Cora Livingston, who teach
es at Tuxedo and her sister Bessie and
Ruth from Fletcher, spent last Satur-
day with friends in town.
Lieut.. Blanton Belk returned last
week from overseas and will be with
his parents, Rev. and Mrs. g. w.
Belk for awhile.
A. Lewis and sister, Miss Rose VINO
have been to Boston, Mass, New
York city, ETC., buying goods nave
come home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. McFal ala
family, of Anderson, S. c., came last
week for a visit to their daughter