French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-03-20
MISS MATTE &TANSEL, Reporter
PHONE 6

MIS- Z. ID. Gushing, from Fletcher,
visited relatives here last week.
MISS Grace Sample, from the Bit
more Hospital, spent the weekend at
home.
W. T. Hancock, of Richmond, Va,
a been a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
}. W. Mcintyre, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. DeShields have
come home from Florida where they
spent several weeks. -~a 49,
10 ~%salsI ~
Mrs. E. Sindorf has gone to Char
lesion, S. c., to be with her daughter
until the middle of May.
Philip Eaton, of Hartford Conn,
has been visiting the family of John
Redden on the Hebron road.
To-
Clarence Flynn, who has had pneu-
monia, is improving so nicely that his
nurse was allowed to return home.
To-
The children Of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Lewis, who have been on the sick lis;
are all better.
Mesdames McCreary, A. S.. Pres
colt and daughter, Andey, spent seve-
| raj days with relatives, at Augusta,
Ga, recently.
Miss Elmira Dawson, of Baltimore,
is registered at the Cedars while de-
signing and trimming for Miss M. E.
WoodalTs Millinery Store.
Pvt. Frank Bly, has wired his pa
rents that he is at Camp Merritt anG
will soon be at Camp Jackson. From
there he expects to come home.
Mrs. J. NJ. Waldrop and Miss Edith
Waldrop have gone to Greenville, S. c.,
to visit Mrs. Earle. Mrs. Wiltshire
Griffith and Miss Lula Waldrop have
returned from Fort Caswell.
Mrs. c.. z. Brooks, Miss Jessine
I Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Davis
! Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Brooks motored
to Asheville Saturday to see, Hearts
of the World"
T. j. Underwood was in town OF
Tuesday from Boilston section neal
Horse Shoe. Mr.. Underwood report
Led the bridge over the French Broad
river in good condition.
ID
, DR.. H. L. Keith has returned from
:" a business trip to Atlanta, Ga. Claud
: C., Keith goes this week to Atkinson
- accompany his parents here wht
0 will make their home in the Bartlett'
] cottage on Seventh avenue.
A hundred and fifty other people
:, have built homes here with our aid
o We can build a~hope for you. Looi
4 at our advertisemenS|p this issue
-Laborers Building & kean Assocta
: ton.
o
: Mrs. NJ. P. C. Youmans has h"cl
connected with the Young Ladies
Seminary It Buena Vista, Va, si;rc'
4 January. Mrs. Youmans is b.tl
q pleased and interested in her work
; This will be of interest to her friend
o here. 'GzNhNssG
::
. If you have n of the Red eros
work, finished or unfinished, pleas,
- return it this week to the Red CrOs
u work room above the p~ostoffice. Their
are several shirts and sweaters tina
a have not been returned. 1t is tim3 Il
make a shipment.
Among the arrivals at the Kentuck,
= Home this week are: Mrs. Thurman
of Louisville, KY, who has been com
dling here for many years, Mrs. FleI
cher, who was here last spring an,
Misses Draper and Mackie, from
e Kingston, Canada who expect to re
main several weeks. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas E. Brooks, from Murphy, N. {
o.
; The Episcopal Lenten services ar
held every afternoon at 5 o'clock ex
d cept Wednesdays. On Thursdays
, visiting rector conducts the service
: To-day Rev. Charles Mercer Hall, VIII
is the rector of St. Mary's Parish, i
r. Asheville, will lecture. Friday after
Z moons the Woman's Auxiliary meet
p at the rectory and sews for a boy a
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